'Thegroans
rue irerueu Buried.
Seven Crushed and Roasted
Under 3 Fallen Wall.
MIIBLB PIKE 1N BALTIMORE.
lone HI" Iron and Brick Bualneaa
m and other Buildings 1).-
Mod—4h.“ Work Millet a Volley
ll Bllhta hole Exploding ('artrldgea.
Bumonnfiept 341')» most disentrous
In, bethtollta and property, that has no-
enrredlnthls city (or many yearn, broke
unlearly yesterday morning at ‘So. in!) South
Sharp street. and spreading with great
”wily on either aide, anon destroyed maven
he loin story iron and brick trout buildings
mBharpstreet and the buck buildings of
aearlythe whole row at homer; on l’rntt
In”, between Sharp and “Meyer. The
none will a! building No. no Eileen) street
”fluid and buried nine of, the firemen.
'l‘woet them—A. I. Eel: andJohn Kelly-—
$7.! liken out alive but very badly injured.
gmwm killed. Their names are: George
M 'I'hoius Wagner, Perry Ryan, and
’flll Mb, of No. 2 truck company; and
Harry Walker, James McYee and George
Iain, of No. tongues company. The leases
will about $1,23),0ill),uym which
the is eetinlated insuranee of WWII}. The
heavhetlomea tall upon John King, presi-
dent oi the Erie Railway company; Edward
L W& Ca, J. I]. Winkelman k (10.,
N- 8. Lory & Sou, Dobhe, Madge 8c (30.,
Tabb Bron & Dimmock, Henry S. King &
Bum
'l'helreeontlnned until about ll o'clock,
when it was gotten under control. 5 The
building on Sharp street, from No. lib to
I", were wept clean, nothing being lelt
atandlng except the lronta The rear build-
In. d the Haternite, on Lombard street, was
Indowntoprorent the tire from spread
Ingfnrthor. The inmates ol the institution
were all remved quietly. ‘
Them-meal Tabb Brothers a; Dimmoirk
. IndPrior&Co. had large supplies at gun
lid revolver cartridges in stock During
thefire they began to explode, and for a
Mo! In hour kept up a fusilmle, the
Win” going through the windows on all
Ides, but fortunately nobody was shot, with
the exception of one man, who was slightly
wounded near the left eye.
While the fire was at its height the mem-
bers of No. 7 engine company and No. 2
truck entered Tabb Bros.’ building, intend-
ing to cut holes through to No. roe. Those
In the street saw that the side wail of So. 106
washegiuning to sway, and called to the
nut to come out. All of them were hasten-
hg out, when the treacherous well tell over,
Indcrashing through the floors of So. 107,
buried the unfortunate firemen under it:
great weight. Then all ellorts were con-
wntrated upon the pile of ruins under which
ninehuman beings were writhing in torture.
of the men could be heard from
within this living volcanic tomb, {or it had
now taken flreand was belching (orth job
0! blue. Half a down strong streams were
turned on the pile, and the flames within
were in a abort time subdued. in alew
minutes John Kelly was rescued. Hislett
eye was burned out ol its socket and his
headhadlymaahed, huttheenrgeons say he
willrecorer. ThenA I. Eek was dragged
hmtheruins Hie right arm was broken
Ind hbaido badly injured. The others, how-
ever, were beyond hope and their dead
bodies was taken out one by one. all man-
gled, torn and burnt, the last one being re
covered late last ‘night. All of the seven
dead firemen, whose names are given above,
have families to mourn heir untimely end,
except Harry Walker, who was a single man
The following eetimaheol loeeee are made:
Wylie, Brueter 8; Co, No. “B Sharp atreet,
dry goods; loan, ‘80,”); insurance, $60,000.
empower a Stern, No, 16):}. shirt menu.
lecturers; lose-r, mom insurance, 820,01).
Codin, Alumni & 00., No. £03; lam, ram»
insurance. $3,000. J. H. Winkelman k 00.,
No. 106, wholesale drugs; lone, $75,000; insur-
ance, new. Tabb Brothers (is Ilimmock,
No. 107, hardware; ice-t4, $43M»; insurance,
comm Edward A. l’rior ll: (70., No. no,
importer: of toys, leney goods and fireworks
h, mull; insurance, 8190,11». M. ii
Levy &. Sons, No. lll, straw goods; Ices
”0MB; insurance. $50,000. Ilobler & Madge.
No. 113, paper manulacturers; loo, {70,6110
, GEMINI. Henry S. King 5: Sons
In. ”in hardware; loss, than»; insurance.
" mm W. F. 8'. E. Damman, No. il5,cloth
mutants; ten, more; insurance, 820,000.
Embarg, Hollander 5: Co, .Voa It)», 108 and
110 Want l’ratt street, oils, mints, etc; lure,
‘50,“; insurance, 940,0!” John King,
president Erie railroad, tour builllingw; lees,
"80.00); insurance lull. Other real estate
luau, OHM“); lmmrance lull. The laws
mined on Pratt street are divided beth
a large number ol shop keepers.
National Indnetrlal Prone».
Raw You, Sept. 3-11» following airm-
Iar showing the program of the manufactur—
lnglnduetriee ol the country, including in-
companiee, buildings, etc., aa to
to “New Enterpriaee,” New York
terweak Gliding Kept. l, is as follow»:
“Mozart's-Wench, an 35,39,793
. more
Mia lint companies anl new
we more
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Killed by falling over Illa Son's Body.
33w You, ilept. :l.-—.lohn Ilaggerty, oi
ter street, went on Saturday night
to vflt his son William. a mlertlonerat so;
Bree-e etmt. The people in the house eay
lagolagnp «air- be stumbled over a
body in the upper hallway. At any
hldldownldmaad therewaaadeari
in the hallway abate. lt wae that oi
llagprlyd'llo had shot himsell be.
home at m o’clock and
atthedoorol his room beget no
lresahleltallan wife and could not
The lather lay uncoo-
hhlall, and the ambiance that
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Ware-mo, la, Dept
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we inure» or A time.
'0 Bold: lie Wile and Bohr] Ont cl I
Third “or! Window.
Nannies, N. 1., Sept. 3.~A thrilling
none was willie-led last night by pedestrians
who were pairing along Springfield avenue
shortly alter ll) o'clock. From the third
story window at No. 53 the figure 0! a
"0016!! Will “upended head down, holding
in her arms an intent onlya lew mills
dd. 1!! the window owerhead, and cling-
ing with a tenacious grip to the limb:
of the woman, atood a young man in NI
lbirt sleeves, his fare and general nppenmin'c
indicativeol the Wildcat fury. H-renm utter
mean was entitled lrom the lupe ol the
woman hanging there insuch deadly peril ol
her lilo, and in a moment a dense throng, oi
horror etriukun spot-totem were eiiilgreguted
there.
A numlmr 0! men made their way up the
rtoirs lending to they third diner and entered
thermm The man at the window paid no
attention to the intruders, but appeared to
take the most thulleh delight in [listening to
the piercing cries of the woman whose life
be held as by :1 thread As it by a
pmcancertel arrangement two of the my
roots cautiously nppmavbml the window and
when directly behind the man‘mv cleverly
clutched the feet 0! the woman as til» 3' ulnn-
glad from the window and called to her to
havetrourage, At the some moment the
men sprang upon the would he (rillrtlr'rvl'
and burr: him to the ground, H» Was arml-
ily overpowered and necurely bonnet, and
then, with theutmosc rare, the almost ex—
haustedwomnu was lifted in surety within
the window. The visit-l, to whom she
had clung, was token from bur nrrm
when within reach 0! the engur hnnile
stretched turtle to mvoir. The unhappy
wife and mother was tenderly carried to n
loin, where the strain upon unturn- proved
too much and she tainted,
Thornnn was Mn: “rim, is jeweler, 2.9
years 0! age, and he was Ermine, although
his mental (“edition had not been Sltflktctvd.
DEATH IN fioTEL FIRE.
Three Drunken Men Canoe the fire and
Three Others Perieh, While Many Nun-
‘rowly Escape :1 Horrible Death.
W135? Sl'l'l'lltlnlt, Wise, sept. 3.-Threo
men were burned to death in in hotel lire in
this city yesterday. A policeman noticed
flames bursting from a window in the second
story ol the American home. The Ufilm‘!
burst in the door and alarmed the Murders,
some of whom eec‘npeii by the stairs and
wine jumped lrom the second story win-Iowa.
No ladders could be procured which would
reach to the third story windows, and blank—
ets were held by those on the street, into
which the inmate-e of the place jumped, gen»
erally escaping with slight injuries.
The three men who Were burned to death
were awaiting a chance to jump when they
were see-n to lull buck mm the burning
building. When the ilumoe were extin-
guished a senrvh was made for the bodies,
which were found in the ruins. All were
learlully burned, and only one has been
identified. This one was recognized by hi:
clothing as l'atrii'k ('latrc, a French Curr
ndinn,|whu came to this city a low «lays ago
The others have not been identified, and it ii
doubtful if they ever will be, its most of the
wnrpuuts oi the building were lumbering
men or minor:- who even? (rarely in the «it;
[or the day. The tire originated ill n more
occupied by three men who had been drunk
and when they went to bed left n hormone
lamp burning. It is supposed that in some
manner this became overturned and ex-
ploded. These three men escaped after be
ing severely burned.
at. Siater Lina in the Pattern Field.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.~A young Swede
named Beuggeu called at the morgue inquir-
ing lor his enter, Margaretta Beuggen, aged
23 years, who had disappeared on July '5.
On that day a girl’s body was tonne] floating
in the East river and buried in l’otters field
She wore a locket, which was shown it
lieuggen, and be identified it as belonging tt
his sister. He said the girl was a native ol
Sweden, and had only been three month!
and nineteen day: in this country preview tc
her death. He will have the body disin-
terred and buried elsewhere. He will aim
aek the police to investigate the case, in; be h
at a love) to know the cause of her being
drowned.
Illa Checkered Career Checked.
New Your. Hept. it—Alexamler Cline war
arrested for penning worthless check: on J.
G. Jm’card, the musical instrument dealer
Two years ago Cline was arrested (or panel-5
two my) cheeks, which were worthless, oi
Innis \l’eihl. lie was mommitted in detnull
0! $22,000 bail, which were lurnmheil by a man
named Thornton Smith. Cline was sullen
quently indie-ted, but jumped his boil. it
was then learned that Smith had given
“straw bowls," and be wua («Mimi guilty and
auteur-ed to seven and onehnll years at
sing sing. It is mild that time recently
swindled two .‘lianlen lane jewelry time» by
presenting worthless checker.
To ltoycolt the Hugging 'l’rual.
Arman, Sept. lie—JI’he moat important
more taken agninst the bogging trim. war
that inaugurated in Hancock trounly by the
Furmere’ club of that county. It derives in
importance iron the [not that the lending
apirit ol the club 5.- \\'. J. Norther), proaidenl
ol the (leorgia State Agricultural 500le
and tho! the requeat is made that all lilmlllll
etu'ietim in the etate lollow Fruit. Hancock it
the Hellcat cotton county in the state, and
there no little doubt that the notion of her
tumors, with the quant-oilicial character
which the umntmrahlp ol Mr. Norther! given
it, will result in an organized boycott of the
bagging tut-st
Swill Vengeance [or a Horrible Harder.
Alanna. Kan, item. Zip-A horrible all'aii
la rewrtml from the neighborhood ol (told:
Rock, a email town just over the Nehru-ha
line. John linker, while leading a throwing
machine on the (arm of amen named \t’eelta,
was accidentally cut onthe hand hythe hand
cutter, a boy. In a rag
An All Around the-tin ill-tel.
m Burn, ark... fiept. admin.
Wall while}, a prominent citlm at Clem»
den, and John Blayton lectured). were killed
aetnetllght hy_John Dillard contend).
one threw aclnbatmllard, whenhe
and shot Wall. 'l’henWall
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Forecast of Leading Events in
Congress This Week.
THE SENATE AND THE FISHERIES
Numeral» Speeches Booted on'l'hat Ind
other Question" Educating “nature
and Congreaalnen on the Subject—1h.
Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin.
Waterline-ms, Sept. 3. — Appropriation
bills and the [lotteries question will continua
to occupya great deal of time in enigma
this week. The senate hair under commem-
tion the bill to admit to statehood Washing-
ton Territory. Mr, Stewart, of Neruda, who
hascharge oi the measure, bays he intends
to push it to a concluelim.
On Tueniay Mr. l’nsvo will await in no
position to the (.Yhandler resolution, relating
to election outrages in the moth. A number
of senators are [united to speak on the fisher-
lee question anti kindred subject:
The cmnmittoe on foreign relatiom. have
virtually taken under coneideratlem the
president's mmge on the fisheries question,
although the marriage is yet [Ir-ruling before
the mono on n nuotion entered by Mr. liber-
pmn to refer it to the mmmittm. A number!
of copies of the "rearrange and the (loi'rimentl
giving information upon the miller-t it twat-e
have linen distributed among the rnelrrbers
oi the committee on foreign relations, and
by the time the motion to ruler the "image
has been adopted the committee will '70 rr-mly’
to make a repent, but this will not be for
some time yet. The morning hour each day
will bedrvoted to the cnlnmlar. The mm—
mittee on appropriations expert to report
the deficiency appropriation bill about the
middle oI the Week.
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
(integrally l'avornble Ila-ports llmna All
Porter 01 the Country.
\t’nsrnsmem, Sept. 3,*The weather crop
bulletin for tho wwk ending Sept. locates
that the weather during the week has been
unusually lnvorable for ripening, imrveoting
and tlrrnshmgr of wheat in Minnesota and
Dakota. it line also been favorable in the
greater pirtion oi the corn belt, but too
much rain occnrml in the extreme southern
portions of the states bordering on the Ohio.
Reports from 'Knnsms irullonte lhnt therrorn
crop is aware anal put plausible injury iron:
hie-it.
The weather has been too cold in Slit‘lilgnn
to favor a rapid growth of mm, but no in-
jury is reportinl to the vroptn that state,
one! the cutting will commence next week.
Reports from Kentucky show that. the
heavy com «Top in that state hm berm semi.»
what damaged by rm'ent rains, and that the
season hm been eutl'ioiently inrornble to in—
sure an average tobacco crop.
The heavy rains have clarrmgml the grow-
ing (rope in the cotton and sugar regions,
exiwpt in North and thrill: l'arniinn, when:
the rainfall hm not been excessive and the
weather ling been generally thrombi». In
Illfilllleltlli} slates inwmhl» mnzirtrum hnve
prevailed, lmth for the ripening of mm and
for lull plowing. in New Englarui the rally
lull wae generally larnrnble, but the weather
was cool.
Blokes. ltnn Away with the Bank.
t‘muou, Sept. :l.—The little town or
mound, a suburb of Chicago, whose popu»
lationie chieflyeompoeed of liollandere, is
in a state 0! excitement over the disappear-
ance oi the elm-ens of the savings bank 0!
the Village. The preaident of the bank, Will—
iam Ewart, its teller, I. ll. Johnston, and
tbebusinetl eolicitor, Elijah Beckhr, hare
left town, taking with than the entire nae-t:
oi the bank. amounting to between 025,011
and some The vault when opened war
lomld to cmtain only ”.60. The depositors
are most all small tradesmen and farmers oi
the vicinity. Swan had been speculating,
Gen. llnniaon’a better Not Bandy.
MIDDLE. Bass, 0., Sept. 3,—tlen. liar-riser
said in answer to an inquiry at to the truth
of the statement that Governor Poster had
taken a draft of his letter 0! acceptance (rant
to submit it to Chairman Quay: “I m that
Governor Printer has denied the statement in
an interview in The Toledo Blade. You me
say for me that his atatement is correct; that
I have not amhen to him about my letter at
acceptance. and that he has not taken a line
0! it with him. I have not advised with him
or any one in regard to it. You my any
further that the letter he not yet oomph-ted,
and no time is set (or its publication"
Inennn Int-(nation.
Yorxos‘mws, 0., Sept. 3,«-—t'harlee Allen,
who elopml with Miss Mattie Bcuville Friday
night, was captured here, and alter being
placed in the police station meant“! to no
company Marshall Williams to a quiet place
in the country, where he had narrated Min
Sandie. The girl wan lound and refined u
go home until threatened with impriwnment,
when she subriiittml and wan delivered to hot
pomnue. Allen stirreede-l in making his es
cape and has not been found. Mien i‘mvilli
alerts she will follow Allen nigardlma of hi:
having in lamily.
The London (Denver’s "pl-alone.
Insoles, Sept. 3.—-—Tlte (Hunter, in a pun-
gent article on the retaliation policy of heel
dent Cleveland, any: the blow which her
neighbors are preparing to deal to Canada
willnot tall upon the Dominion alone, but
will alao leave its mark upon the Unitea:
Staten. ll' Canada remains cool and line
the preddeut'r aggressive policy will provoke
amellon in the-tater. Cinnmtlngonthr
weddentlal elector» The Ubeerrer aay’a II
the fisheries questltm is ehelred the result at
the election will he ailwted soler by the
tariil leeue.
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aponrwoodcutm,whollved in theme—
telnabackotlont Alto lemme-Mater-
rihlegashinhiarightle'anddledbelmhr
couldhetahan home. lie war working at
atree, when hleaxglancol and almond-err
eredhbrlght lamenting the arteries and
hon-a Ampaulon tried motoptliellow
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I)“. A. N. CLARK,
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opp. Cit] Hotel, p
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Washington etirrt, :Murh Nowell: m3 film
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NH. 4 ELM Nit, h’ultWALK.
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I‘nnn’: Mable. heme ark, and from 5. W. Gregory'-
ambue, south Somalis. mill ly
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Uremiui‘ot rho Pm: Conznwmnnl t‘hurch,Watex
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Lat'lmn‘a Bun E. MAIN b’l‘ . N! NURWALK.
Term extracted wrrlwui in by the mealtimes
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grown: opened evenrnza
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Phoenix insurance Co. oi Hartford
AND
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ROWAYTON. (USN.
lye. Motrin no“.
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for. it out Area no and Butler st reel,
NUKWALK. (th
other linure- l'mil fa am ; from t h it. and 7 to
8 p.m.; some}?! to 6 pm
W'i'mnmrmicaturm by telephone t! m
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Is now prepamlto make pram and rprrrllraflllll
and aupetmrxml the rrmrtruclron or building.
Tllltlfl ItllAtitlhABLB.
-,ryrrcz#'l'oyler'e Building Warhr'ngwn EL, 50.
Norwalk. lit) M1775. dtw
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t'urperrler and builder.
Plane lumirhcd amt Bellman- mren,
Jobbing of all trade promptly attriul-n'. to
she Ann yum-t, near Main
I’. 0. ya +£1.50utb anwalklft.
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Attachments. Yam. Needles, Bella, rte . tnmmhed
(innernl Bepnirln; at all hinder and mixes of
lining Nahum. t‘. M. hllAllJ-LR.
in Main St. m. Not-walk. are ly
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Work done by the day or contract.
ml: tool 0! Ilavulami St. on Were-r l' t). [tux GI?
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Seer-tenor 10L E. Qllltllalll.
Undertake-r & Emlmlmer.
atscrnlt' slum new. in 'rlll-l orrn-iz.
No. I Knight lit. Residence. 5 Kim M».
880 3m sorwnllt, (Soon.
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Caterer in Wedding! and Portia. Irv Cream
rrmetanlly on hand imme- eirk amt we'll. Ills Cl‘lt.”
brute-l Rm: Herr, and Bmphiyrnem twice.
to MAIN n’l‘.. nu. NUKWALK. t'l'.
Sour“ numerator nurtures RANK:
5| Wuhlnztou Street.
"pen Dally (ma: 9 to ”All, and ham 1 we! pin
and on Saturday evening. iron: 6 to a
William allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SULMANS I'm.-
JOHN n. tennis. rear-n...
”lily. JOHN II. KNAI’I'. Sec. and Tree!
ltlllllllbb it, Iflilllllllllili,
Audience" aatl lleal lletale An’le,
an Waalilngtnn lit” booth rim-In,
Ilaresomenlthe moat Mir-hie building inlet in
ninth horn-ll and lent Nowell tur up. at
napalm.
I mm and loin eeld on mug»: Let elm
who went to buy mean with t Iii-rm limiting
ehewhere.
flown to rent and route collected.
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FURNITURE DEALER !
Ami Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my lasaestneaotall liaise! revenue.
ea Iat- Brechflarwalh.
Alsoprrparedtolttsaleh militiamen. lot
(helm at the“. Interim, hinge-e
mine with m. it». I let plea.
“nonunion?“
Carriage later an! Ilene sheer.
liver"! attention en to repel" laall ll.
breathe: Worn doom—clan»: at m
m Will to It will mite
runners”.
snap [feet of Franklin at.
a". some IOWA“.
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TAYLOR k LII“
non nine and 1mm Amy, Wadilngton 'a.
lilliilllllll
“'lrhll'lg to mince oar stock. prrwstory [to the
Yell Trade, we otter for the month 0! Anglia
A IlElll'C'l‘lllN 0i"
Teuleulseuullellur
‘ ON ALI.
Retail (‘euh Bills Amonntieg to [one
Iloller or liver.
Executing on lngrnln liar-pelts,
Blew-lend and Unbleached
lllllallne. ,
lliBLEBlSiMMIS.
Slate Roofing
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We an: prepared to no allret clue job or
SLATING
In either ”ARBOR. EAST HARBOR. or
I’I‘INARGYI'Z ”LATE
eli eerie uer feet and upward.
Perrier rim-hing smr roofing ehoahl call on u.‘
Dolor. mnlractirrg elsewhere.
A. BACK 5:. 00.
Water 51.. foot of llariland South Xurwalt.
can wunansnuomoamnwé?
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i PIANOS.
g “Tried and Triumphant." ’;
Ellneqnllnl in Ilicinss 1m! llapll til Tenet?
r can? CAPAcITV or variance 5.
E auo DURADl—LITY. E
E Inch mammal-hirer I2 montha lug
; proceaaolconstructlon. Best material. ;
.i and finest wovkmanahlo. 3
t
PULLV WARRAHTED. “'1'th will last:
.5 lilo-time and keep in tune at one—t
'5 quarter the cape-nae of any other piano. ‘
l oven ”.000 ll! use i
15cm tor lull descriptiye pnml‘lhte: and
price. to
THE TREAT 3. SHEPARD 60.,
’91 Guano: Srarn’ New lei-emu. Conn.
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lurm, Millennial-r Ln t‘itsr Wtusrro,
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THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
Poultry,
AM»-..
Vegetables,
N‘fii‘ (roll and a: a mmltfl'lllt price would dowel!
to (all at the
Efliil'il Milli}
Before Purchasing illwwhrrr.
Onim wilt-ital and ginni- dt‘lIVt'fftl to any part
of they.
Juueuul Seueruerful’uuu.
“My...
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
w“... m... ._....
'l‘lte lint (totals for
the beast Honey
“1‘1.“
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT k 8110!! STORE,
clan a: Lawn nook.
Ladies
JOB LOTS A
39 Washington Stree
w .r. m... Wm...“
SPECIAL SALE W
OF
’Skirus
ND SAMPLES.
FROM 2 | cts. to $2.00
A. lllllKERMlN & Sill,
t. South Norwalk.
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Located at Cor Marin an
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_All me and like: lAwns minced to St. All
(Mill; I“. All it» and lily” lilmllltevnnw like.
Milli bf.
will as lolltrwe: All Wiiirrmn and KUH‘Hlins Fri-m
Irwin Bloc to 361%. more ”C.
WOOL
All hm rlrrulw be“! dollar genie, [rum nuw nut
“in: .-:.:;c; N’yilfr, .11. [Ev-w, but our unyi
lt'n fill.“ of lire-r» (Em-la a: hill! pure, lhlrgnr
:t bottle of Lime Fruit Juice i
lllr of July.
DEW D
70 VVASI [11"(11
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Will sun-u: -
Style, Price
’I‘Iuy Placer
UPS
“'hu'h o Xl't't'tl! all other” in quantity. quality. etyie and v .r:~ 'y.
.\ bulk at. ()nr' lounge! Asimrrtlne‘ut 01' W
ll ,lfaunon $15., Bridgepor-
in new drawing: thousand- of intelligent and economical people to film!
A170} [181‘
SA}; b3
W.- have oily mom {or a low
Specimen Bargains.
yard niole (‘a wuss- Plath» al~o .52. All in.“ and l'zlél‘ f'repc
All 12%;: an 15" llutmtl: 1-66.
All lfl‘ec Amenmu (jung-
SATEENS‘.
tmr salve of San-m9 have been ”Ir“ (emu-t on record.
We: huh lefty-«mu of the finest whirh Will be
:h sitcoms Wivu‘ll were off, luv and in», .
ARE NOW MARKED 25 lfllN'i‘s.
All the Silht't'li", beet style-e and qualities. now 13: All l’r. 171' and lth Salmo- ilown to 1231:.
Short Lengths and Ends.
All Mouth.- ” Solemn: nmlcr Qynadr (mm :11}: may, now tic. All lt-nztns until-r ll yard“ of Solemn
GOODS.
D
"Elli": Altll SOME BARGAINS INDEED
l 1-2 WIDE PURE wooz. BEIGES.
rl Sep'r-mber i. Y») i‘rlllr’.
.XII \"001 50 Cent Sailings.
* to l lore out. Your choke at only '35 : rials.
REMNANTS AND SHORTrLENGTHS
L! unmntrhrtble all our the lumen,
W.B.HALL&CO
lull)Aweshinglunwsireu“
You ‘urr obtain A small lean New Haven llum fur lrniling, 3
glass jar oi" l’ickiml Lamb's Tongue, Richard S: lluirlrins‘ Lune-h
Ham, Boned Chirkvn and Turkey. all kinds of Ilm'iimi Meats,
or Lemonade. ('umumur .‘lill‘l’zl-
mni, ie'mi llurwy Fingers. Coroner”! and Vanillzi'l'r-e-mu Wuliers,
.uud 3 large: assortment with which to cult-bratt- tire lilnriuus
QIO .
BOP IN.
CHARLES-ME. SEYMOUR,
'l‘(')l\' S'l‘ll lGlQ’l‘.
ITUREN
You That For
and Quality,
to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
TAIRS.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
GROCERIES
relieve: a.
PEACHES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the time for (tanning.
sortment llllll it Nice Selection, go to
“Milli & Will'l'lilllilll’s
48 Main Street, South Norwalk.
For at Large As~
AND MEATS
emu—AT ‘I'Ill ow "AND I)?“
T. BURR em 65 SON.
sparrowoon.
AM. explanations]: PROMPTLY.
our more rrao it to ram ADVANTAGE 10 mini mm vs.
‘m
were!
MW
Now is the time to put in your
WNTEB’S S'l‘fllK!
._ coo
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Alravays in Stock.
MW,
ENMIML AND BUMPLETE .Deliuererl Be Careful Drivers.
Dry 00933 House‘
W. B. HALL & (30.,
Clean and Free from
Slate 01' Stone.
euuuuueeer
uuuuree merrier
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Pureeluiu Numbers!
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
Old Number, 54 Main Street,
New Number.18 Norlh Main-
“ SOI'lTH NORWALK.
owner use BETWEEN
South figrwalk
NE W YO R K !
-—~ >W————
(‘mumencing May 26:88
urn heuu.
Will make daily tripe, except Sunday,
Leaving South Sorwalli at 7.50 a. m.
Returning
heave New York. Pier 23, East River,
foot of lleeliman Street, 2.30
p. m., East 230! Street
2.50 p. III.
.. ”Tr-An
Single Tickets . . 40c
Excursion Tighten}. . . 60c
Prolghl Received tram '7 n. m. to a pan.
The
returnees
rev-Air pernm! m moratorium; any or the
wrnployeeet-ilhe Manon this line on account 0!
ae wnemiheroo
Mn~lc ewry allernoon and evening by
FIRST-CLASS DRCHESTBA !
PfliNi'!
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.- Q90
Diiiiil Piiiillllll Fill.
FirstOlassTN-ohiaur'ant
llilliurtl—uhdm Rooms.
'l’reln-r in: W Somali: to armrest With heat
Wile-on Point at 7.32, er? rem-n“ lflfifl at . II
Trulnn have 80": Norwalr at 7.56. 8.53 lo
a. m.. imam-l tog. .
line heme son: an: Steamboat Dock di-
mer lor ltoton Point at 2.10 p. In.
lieu hum Roam Point at ll.:l'l a. an. m. 8.55,
“from. lot Wilma Point. and 5.40 for South Nor
wallt.
v...u-.q—-
FINKENS'I‘EIN i ll
M if
. wow
u. e. ennui lR’l‘ seen.
6'7); Main Street.
EL.
80. NORWALK.
m..M4oo~M——-
FRAMiNG at loweel mime.
Full line of Arlittt’ Imus.
Norwalk Chronicler