r
;
'dubflbm
Sons of Sunny Italy Flecced on
Every Hand.
. runs on cocxrnrsnx no 11'.
a Wide State or amen Show: by
rm not.» the cosmos-I
enemas—map su m the Poor Im-
migrants at: leery ‘l'uru-—l'alse Ideas.
NI! Year, July 27.—The congremlonal
committeewhlch is Investigating i
tlols evils outlaws its work. John 0.
Curtis, ateerage Wm agent of the
Cunard Steam-Mp ounpany, testified that
the Irhb society send as agent Ior
-shesaleoftk:hcts tor the company through
the Emigrant Industrial Savings hank,
whidneceived aeommimion of $2 for each
‘ Built sold. In 1883 this company
to thh country 11,555 immigrant
;,ia1684,8427: in 1835.16.558; in
1885, 15,664; in 187, 11,732, and from Jan. I
lwdmw,1888,21,19£ They were princi-
y Englishmen, Irisha‘Ien and Scotchmen.
company, witne- sald, had been com-
pelledtosendbeek aboutadozenemigranta
each year who were proven to be paupers.
Hr. Qartisaaid that he believed that the
Irish Emigrant society had an accredited
agent at Castle Garden. A member of the
society belonged tothe board of emigration
nummI-iouen. Hr. Ulrich, another member
dihehcard,was president of the German
Emigrant society.
VernonH. Brown, general agent of the
Cunard line, was next sworn. His line oper-
ates from twelve to fifteen steamshipsbe-
tween Liverpool, Queenstown and New York,
siaot which carry immigrants Gangrene
man Oates asked the witness it he could give
the committee any explanation of the fact
that such an enormous number at people had
already come over this year.
“Rammed war andthe poor outlook of
mylmvc something to do with it,"
com um snow muss.
W
The District Assembly 40 (tonne! Taken
Into Court.
New You, July 2‘1.-—At the batenceot
Henry II. Unzer as counsel for Michael
Bredinnreuurer or District Amnhlyfl‘
Knights 0! Labor, Presiding Justice Van
Brunt,ot the mpremecourthasgrantcdan
order req exvhlaster Workman Jami
EQuiunto wcauseonthetilstinatwhy
heshould not he enjoined tron: interfering
withordoingauyactnnderor hythe name
at the oilice of district master workman,
and why he should not be compelled toda-
liver up the charter and book 01 secretwork.
The order was secured on the complaint and
aflldavit of Richard Raleigh. one at the
judges of the court that mnoved Quinn. It
isalleged that charges were preferred agaimt
Quinn for neglect or duty andviolation of
the laws of the order before the district
assembly court. and the unanimous judg»
mental the court was that hebe removed
(mm the cilia: of master wdrkman and
suspended from membership for six months
Raleigh contends that, in accordance with the
larvae! the order, II orthy Foreman McGrath
now succeeds to Quinn‘s otlloe. Quinn is of a
different opinion, hence the application to
the court.
AGAINST A SETTLEMENT.
The Brotherhood Unanimously Votes Hot
to Accept the “Q" Concessions-vibe
Managers Defiant—The Last Chance.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Chuirman "ego and
Chairman Murphy have returned Iron: their
joint trip over the “Q,"Inade (or the pur-
pose of awortaining the feeling of the strikers
in regard to declaring the strike oil on the
basic of propositions made by the company.
"I submitted the propositions to every im—
portant lodge on the ‘Q'eystem,” said Mr.
liege to a reporter for the United Pres,
“and the men everywhere voted unanimously
toreject them. I left Denver Tuesday morn—
ing, and there they are as enthusiastic to
continue the struggle as at any place on the
line.”
“What do the men expect to gain by re
fusing to declare the strike oil!"
“Well, they think that by holding out
awhile longer the ‘0' will be compelled to
cumuow or ALI. rm: aroma.
”on“ on the Tort. the Water Course.
II the Diamond end the Bing.
Monsoon! Paar Race 'l‘nacs, N. J,
July 21. «First race, three-unarmed a mile;
Grlmeldi first, Bhotover second, Fitzroy
third: time, l. 13%
stakn, for 2-year—olds, three—quarters of a
mile: Groomsmen first, Clarissa second, Bill
Barnes third; time, lzlfix. II'hlrd race,
ham stakes, for l’ryear—olds, mileand an
eightb;1)efanlter first, Little Jlm second,
Minority Colt third; time, 115793. Fourth
race, Navecink handicap, mile and a hall;
Connemara Ilrst, Fireuziseoond, Eurasthird;
time, 2:35“. Fifth race, handicap sweep—
lakes,onemile; Joehee drst,TelieDoe-oco‘
end, Strideaway third; time, 1:42“ Sixth
race, selling, seven Iurlongc; Grenadier 11rd.
.llaluria second,"Itowlcnd third; time, i :3
SYRACUSE more.
mason, N. Y., July 2?..— 2:25 clan-
Lucille‘s Baby first, L'ady Ilill second, Fanny.
C third; time, 2:2~lj-’- 3 Consolation race;
Minot first, IIrautlord second, Wyandotle
third; time, 2:32}; Running race; Fred
Davis first, Tom Mnxwull second, King's
Creek third; time, lzle'ég. John Penny, who
rode Fred Davis in “'mlnculay’s race, was
arrestixl {or strikmg Worthy llulllns III, who
rode Crown Prince. It is charged that
Penny struck ltobiun III several tunes with
his wpr while the burs-II were at full speed.
Robinson claim-I $73.10 damages for the as,
null and $300 for being mode to lose the
race. Robinson is hardly In years old, while
Penny Is It full grown IIIIIII. I’unuy was held
II::I DIIHIATII WISE. ,
Baillilli, ”Ill, Jan; 27. ——'l'he boat race be-
tween I: -01'g!.' \l l.77 of New York, and II.
D. Wise, of Tuvalu, {or $500 a side, dixtam‘
three miles, tun: p :Iceon Kemperllcld bay.
At the word ”g I" lee dipped first and shot
ahead.
gained on Illlll, and (XI the hall mile led by a
length. At the buoy lee had closed this
gap, and both ~ltlir1l back together, but
Loo, mating the maker turn, placed himself
four lengths aloud and kept there until 100
yards from the. llnh’b, when Wise reduced
the load totlm-n IngtlIs. Leo won easily.
Tun-J, Li} IIIIII., 2 l .
'rizriuzi: Moons” You \a exalt
thewitnon give in." Bonus, Juiy :II.»—Johu Toomer oritm to
“I! It not due to the industry OI your "Do you think my? The HernI-l from fight-tho, N. \'., [rap-using
whinooliciting?" “Yea. The road is not doing nearly so a swu-pstukvs bum mm: at Ibo cull oi the
“I don’t think so."
Alesmndro Monaco, the Italian
vice consul at New York, said he always had
lands belonging to the Italian government
in h'n hands for assisting indigent Italian
immigrants. His odice frequently sends poor
will back. Fifty per cent. of the Italians
coming here are farm hands, 30 per cent.
mechanics and the remainder laborers. Wit-
nensaid that contractors here write to ac—
qmintances in Italy and ask for a batch of
men. Laborers coming over in this way are
pnttnwork by the contractors, who recoup
fertile plunge money and extort from 85 to
a additional from each man.
'l'hecmtractors, he laid, generally run a
combination concern in the neighborhood of
Hulbury street, consisting of a bank and a
barrow). They charge exorbitant prices for
board, and when the men are employed on
railroads they are compelled topay enormous
some for shanty rent. He did not think the
comm had a combination between
thenmlvec, but each contractor did his fleec-
ing on his own account. The witnes de-
scribed an Italian bank in Mulberry street.
The Italians confided implicitly in these
banks until “the bank ran away," as was re-
cently the case with Banker Yoanna. The
banks were not incorporated under the state
much business as formerly, especially in the
freight department. And it is in poor slum.“
A general otlicer of the “Q," when queer
tinned on the situation, declared that if the
men did not .care to accept the propositions
they might leave them alone, and that as Iar
as the actual working of the road was con—
cerned it didn’t care a copper whether the
men returned or not. “We have demon.
stratcd our ability to do without the Brother-
hoods,” he added, {fluid will continue to do
so. We will make no more concessions, 01
that you may rest asured.
new for Manslaughter.
NEW YORK, July ill—As a result of the
inquest into the death of Mrs. Levy, who was
run over by n bobtail strum car, Coroner
dimmer held Secretary Mr lean, of the
street car company , in $2, 500 bail onacharge
of manslaughter. Mr. MU lean will also be
committed to the Tombs for contempt i! he
refuses to produce at the next hearing the
company’s record oI accidents.
Searching for Stolen Treasure.
Toxwxro, July 27.——I)etoctires are here
trying tolocnte the box mntniniup: jowulry
and other valuables which the Atlanta, (in,
season between H‘I'nnor. (,laudnur and ern.
self, ouch to pd: SI 242,500, the “'lllllt'l‘ to t in
all the stake~ :I I7! I'M per cent. DI the no: gull)
receipts, or plil'v .t w second muntn I'll ,. t. o
remuinin; it) [22W I'PIII. of the rwmpr- xml
any purse tlm: may be nth-red Ior ou'nlrl
position.
WILL ”Inn snifll ANYWHERE.
NE“ YUIIK, July 27 ~l‘ ouiey the l v I
giant, has or up ul Jem Smith's cbuliou -- .0
fight In England, l‘ruuce or Spain for ~ ‘7, ml)
aside, London p: Ir ring rules.
'I'mrusnn'is unclean. onus.
At New York—New York, 8; Philadelphia,
I. Hits: New York, I'd; Philadelphia, 2’.
Errors: New Y: rk, 1', Philadelphia, :I. Bat;
terios: Which, Ewing and Brown, Pusey,
Bellman and Scbrirer.
At IImtoII—Ilnstou, 4; Washington, 5.
Hits: Boston, 9; Washington, ’4'. Errors:
Boston, 6; ‘Wnshmgtou, 8. Batteries: ~Iliad-
boom and Kelly, Whitney and Mack.
At L'lI‘Icngomlh-troit, 3; Chicago, 1.
Detroit, 5; Chicago, 4.
Chicago, 1. Batteries:
Baldwin and Duly
_-\t I’ittsburr—l’ltleburg,3 Indiannwlis,
1. Hits: I’IthbIIrg, ll; Indianapolis, in lir-
rors: l’ittsburg, 2', Indianapolis, 3. Batteries:
Hits:
Errors: Detroit, 1;
Celine-in and Bennett,
hood '_ ‘, ‘i l. . . l . .- . . ._
law. He said that the general impression or “1:2,; “I: in: :lll-ewrlri'tmhatsmyhrt :5; Morris flIllI (arroll, “only and Duly. .
that evay Italian carried 'a stiletto about discovered. ' At Bahia—Mullah 17.; Troy, :1 "Its:
him was unfounded.
Robert Mano testified: “In May, 1&37, l
organised the Italian Emigration society. I
wentto G. B. Baffo, the Italian consul here,
audaskedif there was any way to protect
our people from swindlers. The capital
stock at our society is 85, 000, about $2,250 of
whichhasbeeupaid in. Mysalaryisslfioo
ayear, and I havethrce assistants who are
paid jointly 821 a week. We try to get em-
ploymt for Italians, who are expected to
pay 81 a year for membership.
“We have received between 8400 and 8500
tromthiemurce. The padrone system has
been broken up. Bosses have control of the
shantiee; they charge each man
bun Mtg cents to 8! per month for-the
meaty; fifty cents to $1 for doctor’s fee,
I” In is sick or able, and they compel
thepaor fellows to buy their supplies at the
mhnthytheboom Ihaveknowu
can who railroad companies have pro-
tented the boardingbocsee by wIthholding
money from the men. '
line the witness produced an amdavit
sworn to on April 12, 1385, by Pasquale
D’Arna. Donate Corana and Nicole Zam,
who was contractors. They had brought
over about nineteen men, whose [usage
my, ‘31, they had advanced, on the
Mag that each man was to repay
Whoa—Winmrlcanmouey. DA'rea,
Large Paper Mill Burned.
Nonwoon, Mesa, July 27,—Insac Ellis’
large paper mill was burned, with contents.
Leas $40,000; covered by insurance.
Nominated for Congress.
8!. Lens, July 27,—me Love was
nominated for congrem by the Republicans
oi the Third Missouri district.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
fluotatlulu.
New Yuan. July m-hlouI-y closml at 1% per
cent, the highest r.. The lowest rate weal
per cent. Exchange closed steady; posted rates,
(67034333: actual rates, {56141145613 (or I")
days nud d.Mx_/,I.&M (or demand. Governments
closed steady; currency to, 120 bid; to, map,
117% bid; digs. do, lufi)‘ bu
l'aclllc railroad bonds closol as follows: Union
firsts, ll-mplld; Union hIIId grants. 10:65:05;
Union sinking funds, ”mi-:2; Centrale. llmlld
Reading. St. Paul and L'Ickawnuua were tln
leaturoo of the dealing»- on the Stock Exchange
this morning. In (act. they were about Ihe only
stocks at all active. not of a total sale of out»
shares 55,000 were 0! the three stocks IIII-ntloned.
I’rlcea opened fraetlenally higher. and gradually
hardened throughout the morning, and at noon
prices showed advances of 51, lo l per cent. St.
Paul and heading were the strongest, and re
Buflalo, 15; Troy, 2. Errors: Bull’nlo, '3;
Troy, 15 Batteries: Fanning and “’clch,
“'hlte and Beckett.
At Toronto—Toronto, 4: Syracuse. 2. Hits:
Tomato, 15; Syracuse, 8. Errors: Toronto,
3; Syracuse, ti Batteries: Atkinson and
Decker, Murphy and Walker.
At IIaIIIiltonallnmIlton, 8; Albany, 0.
Hits: Hamilton, 1:; Albany, 6. Errors:
Hamilton, 2!: Albany,” Batteries: Green
and VisIIer, autumn and W eckbecki r
At London— lendondlochester game post
poncd. Rain.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 9; Kansas I ‘ity, 7.
Hits: Brooklyn, Ill; Kansas City, H. Er-
rors: Brooklyn, in; Kansas L'ity,7. limeries:
Terry and Peoples, Porter and Don hue.
At ClowlnIIIl—I'lovelaml, 2; Loum-Il I-, 3.
Hits: Cleveland, 8; louiwille, 3. Km rs:
Cleveland, I; Loulfl‘llle, ll. Ilntterub: I l' Ilrll'll
and Zimmer, Ewing and Vaughan.
At Philadelphia—Athletic, 1‘2; (Jixwuiuutl,
E Hits: Athletic, 9', Cincinnati,0. III'rors:
Athletic,5: Cincinnati, 5. Batteries: Mum-d
and Robinson, Mullen and Keenan.
At Baltimore—«Baltimore, I; St. hum, 7.
“its: Baltimore, 10; St: Louis, 5. Errors:
Baltimore, 1:8t. Louis, 5 Batteries: King
and Boyle. Smith amLCantz.
At Allentown~Allentown, 7; Newark, ti.
Hits: Allentown, l0; Newark, 13. Errors:
Allentown, 3; Newark, 4'7, Batteries! 29!]
Carson Zarra lived in Newark “Our :ffigmggmgm ,fifi'flguzfi “Immune, Ink»: and Sullivan.
society! ' them torellnqulnh their claim WW“ I“, morning. 11,, mt mm At “'ilkeebarm: hinghamton, 10; Wilkes
(«850me to be content with what
thy had actually advanced in each case.
Amen named Macclaroli was another can-
thauwetoreedtothewall. Ihave
a I“ at thIrtyor tortyshanty keepers la
MYcrkandBrooklya, audlwill givethe
Hutton-omitted"
m to Receive melee.
a!" You, July 2i.-—Gca. Joseph C.
mwmhndtmmngnm
cam requesting all
WW parttonotif
Mantels-dam!“ is West Twenty,-
Ilthslrest ‘l‘heprogrsmmels tor the lie-
thlc civ,to go down the
, «Inna
census-orthodsyof Immune-o
hlmtohhhotcl Inthisclty,
hewlllrevlewtheparadeintheeveo-
ht. Iallehebexpsctedahoatme.
runs and 777......»
was more active during the afternoon. The
announcement that Judge Brewer had sustained
therailroada by enjoining the enforcement of
the Iowa cannmluionera' new railroad war. and
the declaration of a stock dividend on loulsvllle
and Nashville, started an active buying move-
ment In the leading stocks. The features were
magnum, Wills audits-brine, Reading,
hackannna and Union Pacific Under the lead
at these stocks prion advanced steadily, and
closedatthewvflxurrsolthedaylnmost
eases Thcadranceranxedtromutorpu
ceawt the latter in Richmond and Weetl’olnt
restarted. 'l‘hculssfor the day amounted»
man shares. w... ......_
General Markets.
New You, July nurwlliir-Cloaed qalctat
asllght mlvaaee for some mules; winter wheat
extra, 21.75655; city mill extra, fl. WI), Ohio
extra, 52.7505; St. Louis extra. “W
comm near closed-truly: commonloeholec
extra. tr W
\l'lIEa‘l‘wOptloas were falrly active. but In
. Spot lots
males of so I
i No. It rod
0 "do 3 ”O. H M
sitter, Aug, We. hid; do, (Sept... the. bid: do.
(x3113 were moderately azaleas»
gm, hrelyleadyata 5 do
ell-s. B WWW-adamant,
mmfimswumm
do,Wc.:lIo. lmlxed,au.le)‘e.btagdo.,
liept- ”#700770“- “366%
(MW were
I“ some
barre, 7 Hits: Ilinghauiton, l2; Wilkes-
barre, 9. Errors: llinghamton, 4; Wilkes-
ham. 6: Batteries: Shannon and Downs,
Chapman and Collins.
At ScrantorI—Scranhm, (I; Elmira. 4.
Hits: Horantori, l2; Elmira, 8. Errors:
Scranton, l; Elmira, 4. Batteries: Lynch
and Hayax, Gondola and Pine.
Three nealhs by Fire.
Ilau’na‘n Psalm 0., July man. do
stroyed a frame house at IIaynards. twelve
Inllcswest ofthisplsco, the property 0! the
Pittsburg and Wheeling Coal cornpauy.
The building was occupied by William Free
nor, his live children and several boanlcra
William Pruner, his son John, aged 10
years, and William llorgau, l2 years of age,
were honed to death. The adjoining house,
occupiedby Asa llrantuer, waselao do
stroysd. The the was of Incendiary origin.
III: Tramps ”ether-d.
lascou, Itch, July n—A
from Yutae, a village about forty
Second race, optional
IIc slwruvl II little wild and “'Ise '
g
I
El:
mil
LENOX HILL COTTAGESI
mar-on SALE AND mo RENT.~—-—
5
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"WM"
1: ..\..\.. .,
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an or»: No:
Rowayton, Five Mile River. New Streets Opened.
NEW COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
lligh ground. Healthy locality. Five minutes ride on cars to South Norwalk. Five cents (an- only. “’7- can lIuIld
for you at a low cost. One hundred different plum- for modern houses. Building lotsdnurl advance as we build. And now
is the time to buy them. Call on or address
THORNTON I]. SMITH, TAYLOR do GOLDEN
Real Estate and Insurance A gts,
Leno: Hill Building Company.) 0R
l Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
BID‘VAYWI‘IDN CONN.
Come 8: See
{eon new um:
Monumflqugfigfin
JUST IN- Henry Tilly.
BARRIIGE MAKER.
Special attention given in re-
.pairs in all branches.
25 “0X I15 0|" 51'1“th AND S‘VI‘II'Z'I'
E ton-Gel;- A "cod .oI-ond- baud, two-seat-
'l‘u': Such as is To . -m... ina. ed on riage for salt.
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Porno-rs hue and Trust (to.
Janis-(Xulkli-I .llorlgngo Trust (:7.
Fire, Life. Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
TAh mm a GOLDEN, .Igu.
R- as! finale 3 Insuranc: Ag. or] South Norwaik
I one.
B. F. Stevens,
MUSIC IIALL BLOCK.
We have Just received anew I77! of
TI“! Tell It V‘Yilrrltlllcdlo'l'lIII-l PO RC E L A I Na
III (I he \‘cncsof IIcOIdIsI 'I‘ca
“molten, es en lint-c \\ IIoIIc 'l's-nZ Electric Door Bells
Er. II. NASH ammo
CANDIES
0! all kinda. Pint Class
BAKERY
Come and Take
TEA
With Us.
5'10 (‘cnts per Pound mmwfl;m;mmm REFRI G E R A TO RS
meat olernamentalcsndy. that we aIc sellinglou.
Our 23 ct. Maracaibo ('oIl‘re is liar,
“.hb] & fl [ k, msJOhnnouand 'r, n. A full her of
l B "Ills “ll 8. a“! manners nLocK. I“ “ll ITS, '
leble’s Block. Main St. Erna a: BUSHNELL. BAN ANA-‘4.
1» ~ . ~ ,, Wholesale-ad mun Dealers III I ”A '|‘ ES,
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies 0 RA N G [7):
Ship Chandlers.
362 Water St, {not of Bank.
Hul,Mb&b.
Cryst alized Figs, doc.
.,. , IIRIIDCBI'OII‘I'. (21'. We always have on hand
A II 3 ('0. N no» L Ball 1' I
woon nanrnts. . -mom... . m... -- w- 1
noons. «Empyrean-mm" 3...... .. w mm! 60161183pr .77....7
sin Tonga. ohm ls, Bone; , P laoill , I
SASH’ Bunns’ mile-w, and Wiref . than?hlllun an; l J
HARD WOOD WORK. 353”?“ We We“: v W I" m
(‘IlI-IA M IIIIY llli'l‘T I‘III
from the mt Dionne-y in tin-Stale. In 1 lb. l'riula.
99 )lain St.
“0001} ENOUGH”
FAMILYOILGAN,
_ Lamps are
and direct by
{mpg “sate, Wrecking (la-tote (his. and er thin
0’ A”. seededbyhzinruaoawalercriaad. m l
I ' W” Carola! attention to mail orders.
Large Stock of Columns '
for Trimming A- 5. FERRIS
J E W E L E R.
WWW“, -
Plate and Sheet Glass. Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Plse Watch rep-Iris: a Specialty.
steam Sowing, Planing. apecmciuanc lyoclasses.
and Turning
I5!
JOHN II. I’l‘llllllla.
Wholesales“ all." We! in ell kinds of
without un-
tm: the can.—
Inrnbcr Yard between railroad and room
III] at but of Initial] 81mm llllllI lllll Will] in,"
South Norwalk. 00”“ Brick. Lime. Cement. mgrfifi
Hmmnhmmm mm
hellsh, haekawaaae, Locust,
‘ Fountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre deals.
lltll Ill RUBBER PIIIII
Yard‘foot of Washington and Ilse-
shfllstreah Breach odiou- menace
brochure “In!
cum-r I. BITCH.
! the ”We.
EVERY FAIRY Silllllll IIAVE lllIE.
WWW
new.“ ’
o Ollonthc
”raga...“ We
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delivered "mustard-y nor-lag.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
For we II Dollh M. by
IIHIWII l ""002, was. 3. SIYIOIIR
F. I). Lama A 60.. II. P. "I"!!!
M II CONRAD MIR.
I!“ m m. 7' slum
' mumps-saw
Mill comma
OF I .l. KINDS
FOR THE SEASON.
-- ~ awu— ~—_
LIGHT-#- AND == COOL!
AT A LL PRICES.
Emma SUITS!
FINE LINE
srnijuATs
IENIS’ FURlHNl} GflflDS.
llllMll
Insurance Building,
So. Norwalk.
llllll Blllll.
Ilse-mule Building
ddzw
N orwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
AN 0-—
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.
9%.»,
TAYLOR 8c GOLDEN.
Special Prices
to
AIICII I'I‘ EC'I‘h'
and
BUILDERS
It In not all '
covered with
Siekel l'lnte
~
It is made III
Yuull
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated .
IIICIIIONII
RANGES
Plumbers IIIIII
(inn
Fitters, Slate
and
Tie Roofers.
E. K- LOOKWOOD or CO...
NORWALR‘.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
The largestslochtoselccthemofsayrtorehithelilatest
Lowest Price. for Cash.
wwwnpwmrnmnmmm.mmsdu. mm
WINDOW SIIADEE.
i .eII rollers. will: frl ll read he ,
mall: limo mming‘v amputate- ’ m ”we
WALL PAPER.
'" lltmmm moon or NEW ramaae. Innocent cadmium: per roll.
sew styles, Inc to the per you Without Gold. to to the pencil
FURNITURE.
Chm bedroom III
Wfifigmm I [fleet-m, Ash Minimum” “Bulb, “a up. Wage: and 1 mm" In.
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