. vi'emnmcwu
.E. 21" Innllinccham
,Kunpandmward
,thePanmatta,
mm or A Lei-it mus:
amt-c M WW (lama.
fl .
NW‘Ymm " with of the
not! mew ”633;: club track are
cam: Firstracc,‘ awake-s, mcmile;
Defu- Clhnu Found, Rupert third;
. M. “mulch-i; mile
and II eighth; first, Specialty
m Motion ifbird; time, new.
Mmmwood handlupmilleands
mark; Imhmont ll‘ , Little Jim reload,
Button third; time, 12:09“. Fourth rare,
Boulevard handicap, n lie and a half; Conne-
mar-lint, Fimuzl llwiilld, Dimiioync third;
til-9,157. Filth noel pin-m, selling. threo
W of a mile; Fl’atrwles hm, Clay
m lacond, Alarm.- third; time, 1:“.
Sixthmwne.nelliiig,thrwquarterwfn
tnllnd'ordhnm first, C pulin inland, Buzzard
Wing third; time, ‘ hath”. Seventh ram
1|!th handicap minim, time
Montana; 3 well liral, mnanmn
sewed. ththird; line, 1:17.
i an nunrs ARMS A’HIV-
m.~Tiw race for
hip between i’ctur
sulan was rowed on
andw ‘won by Kemp.
, ulnar'e manual. (liars.
i At Benton-Bastian, F Chicago, ll}, llito:
m, 10; Ch" ',F 17. Errors: illston,
16; Chimgo, 7. turtles: Clurksou and
Kalb, Gnmhort and Daly.
At' New York—Ned" York, 2; Detroit, 1
Hits: New York, 5F Detroit, 0. Km)“:
New York, 4; Detroit, 2. Batteries: 'I‘itp
comb and Murphy, Gruber and Gauzeil.
Game called on account of darkness.
. At WWW—Washington, 2; ludian-
spoilt, 3. Hits: “'ashingtou,0; Indianapolis,
3. Errors: Washington 5; Indianapolis, 2.
Bonnier: O'Day andglifack, Burdiclt and
Buckley. ;’
QM Pumpkin—Manuela, 2; mm
burg 4. Bill: ‘ lphiu, ll; I’ittisburg, ’
u iii-yon: Philadelphia, 1; Pittsbur: o
Batteries: Gleason and Clements, Moi-i and
Carroll 1
At Clucinnati—Cim‘innnti, 0; Baltimore,
12. Hits: Cincinnati; 3; Baltimore, 13. Er-
rors: Cincinnati, 7; Baltimore, 3. Batteries:
Vino and Baldwin, Kilroy and Cantu
- At Imisvillo—Iouiwille, 4; Cleveland, 1.
Hill: Inuieville, 6; Cleveland, 3. Erroni:
Ianilvillo, 3; Cleveland, 3. Batteries: Becker
and Cook, O'Brien and McGuire.
. AtBt. Ironic—8t. Louis, 7; Brooklyn, 0.
Bitu'St. Loni—1,11; dlrooklyn, 2. Errors:
St. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, 3. Batteries: King
and Boyle, Hughes and Clark.
- At Kansas City-dinning City, 3; Athletic, _
6. Bite: Kansas City, ll; Athletic, 9. El“
run: Kamila City, 5; Athletic, 5. Ballerina;
Bellman and Brennan, Mnttimoro and
Townsend. _ ‘
Another Schooner Foundered.
Via'zrnu) HAVEN, 1““, Sept. tat—The
steamer Novelty, from Boston for Tiverton,
arrived with Capt. J (thson and crew of the
schooner Wm. D. Capgill, of Door Isle, from
Bangor for Now Hairpin. Capt. Johnson n»
poi-taunt during an easterly gull: the vowel
sprung a leak and soon after bilged. All
hands were taken OR by a boat from Pollock
Rip lightehip and taken on board the ship.
Nothing was saved
l Mot Death IFn the Clonrln.
i Pnovmnxcr, ll. fl, Sept, zit—A largo
nilkhaloon was founle on Cumberland Hill.
Theaddren, “Carl Myers, Mohawk, N. Y.,”
wnsonit,andthere wins a bit of ' Buflalo
uwrpapcr pinned to: the basket, on which
.was milled, “Met our death in the
'donda” 3
l
i A“ 30.900300 “1“ Cam
‘ NEW YORK, Sept. w,——m contest over
thewiil of the late James Stokes, involving
36,000,000,“ been decided againat the cou—
lineman. Ma, Bqlt. 2'9.—Arthur Wright,
aged 19, committed nFicide by stunting at his
tatht‘s homoin Wport. Delirium re.
suiting from typhoid few: in the supposed
cause. T
..,..w___
Tl‘hohackof a gohlwntchwith a crown
andtheietterN engrnvcd upon it,was re
WWW“) Deni a: Co..of Lindon,
aulthoyidentidoditnsthehackofawatch
whflthfinwhgcniclndgimtoher
mtbel‘rinee mu 1878. The relic
wuuhitoagentI-nantn theAfrioan dlaa
and min. by n Zulu.
l TRADE BULLETIN.
In York lane] and Produce Market
' We...
N“ YMW- —loucycloscd at a per
a. ”JIM rote was t and the lowest
1. m '
day. and dual.“ I, demand. Government.
clonal new: mp! 5-. "I bid: a, mun.
II oil; on. 60-. 103% Nd- ..
Pacific railroad bonds cloned he follows: Union
m ml“: Union land grants. mull; Unlu-
amu tum, maul; Centralc, mom.
The stock market was higher during the forcv
noonthanitclcscd, but the adyaneo was none
”mammalian“ the anchors on
., 1b mullet continual firm during
u M price- ndvanotug Iicadily up to
nought, when the top We! the day were
m In the there was some
aclllnntorealine. enactionol “[0“pr
an. Thu-lose was firm. how-m, with prices
M], “to!“ ,onat.hizherthanthoceol
My. the salad for lite on; amounted to
my mum ‘
. Raw Yeas. 8:1!- .
”sly-eunuch!
ol: s-
a winter. 83mm;
hm I'-
do. 1‘ at); extra so >: winter.
“mfl- . W75; lily mil
midterm“ Isl. mum-momma
sna; runny um “new
WNW m WWI] ml" and
W. In the (influx! there was sonic
mom. m in the
tho marbli-
dealings it wa- wholly
at the m figures.
cancers In wheat, in (mic-so M no
disclosing hon. Spot lotl cloned
my. Spot-sl- ltmtnd state at 01.06;
h ' d." "moi 0.1,: l’”?:.3""l."“
1.“; no. in . z o. w W.
moron; ta. Oct ”1.01%: do" N01. them:
not. OM“
can moderately hctlvc ind
, loan-ere annihilati-
In.” ctr-st at ”Innings om
outmoded! . apatite-of 0.8m
um;latmsd.0¢t-.m:do..flov.,
:00an .~
0A louver activaelosluarn.
W salon of lie. I
not let: dosed .
wflto’mat Ila; aided“; ltanilud.
at In», ; ,
P
whoa late VIII: “‘05 g i .’
“look at that hill," snide young manor
he anhtrcdalnnk on Griswold slreetadny
or two since, and laid it “ten” before the
cashier.
"Yet; I'm looking,”
“Ioitallrightl”
“No. sir. ,3 Bank has been busted two
,, .
"It's teetotally no good, eh?"
"That‘s it. Did you into it (or good
money?"
"I did. I nus coming in with the St.
Thomas excursion with my girl. and a
stranger wanted change. i umtouimmlated
him.“
"You" ,
“And I am here in a strange town, (lend
broke. and a good looking girl cxmcting
candy, peanuts, ice cream and street car
rides. Suyl"
"Weill"
“After kicking myself twice around the
equate, what shall I do next?"
“Pawn your watch.”
“Haven‘t got one.’
“Anything elael” '»
“N0."
“Any friends to borrow from?"
“N0.“
day."
“I‘ll do it! I’ll have to do it! And I'll
sigh and groan and kick and cough and take
on, and tho gnl will never know what hit mo.
Thanks, old fellow-life is worth tho living.
after all."——Detroit Frau Pres.
Bill Nyc's Advice.
Bownrnod by one who has your boot. in-
terests at heart and do not seek to obtain
wealth suddenly as u humorist. Dig ginseng
root, or trap mnskrats, or break steers, but
do not seek to obtain an immediate fortune
even as a humorous “fence,” for you will re-
gret it. Even wealthy humorists are not ah
ways happy. I know one who has more
money than some farmers have hay, and yet
he is sometimes and. Though he bus two
pairs of trousers with creases down tho logs
and pink shirts with maroon collars to them,
he Often wishes that he could again be a poor
clergyman preaching his old sermons over
again as housed to do, but free from cure
and perfectly pure in heart. I know another
humorist who has shaken hands with royalty
and who keeps a team and who pays more
for groceries every month than housed to
get for a year’s hard work, and yet he feels
just as sorry when one of his children dies as
any body else—Jim Nye in New York
World.
Hard Luck.
Mrs. Do Winks—Why, how happy you
look! ,
lovely Dmghtar—Such news! I put in a
claim for 6%) for my trunk, and the railroad
otlloial mid it would probably be paid very
Ihorlly.
Mrs. Do Winks (a week linen—Merry!
What‘s happened:
Daughter—Oh, I do feel so miserable I
wish I could die. Everything goes wrong.
“Dear me! Her. tho company refused to
pay that. claim!"
“No. They have found the trunk l"—P'nil-
Idelphin Record.
A Chill in the Air.
lie (at Sammgakl'ou must permit run to
compliment tho hat. you how» on, Miss Knop-
awuy; it is most tastefully trimmed.
She—Oh, thank you, Mr. Vere do Vern;
but isn't it rather unusual for gentlemen to
giro their attention to such matters”!
lie-Well, yes, I suppose it is; but anion
who has trimmed as many show windows as
—cr-—um—-ycs. Excuse me, Miss chpnwuy,
perhaps you arailnding the night chilly}-
‘l'ho Epoch.
Shilltndes In Lila.
“The really etheicnt laborer," says Tho-
reau, “will be found not to unduly crowd his
day with work, but will saunter to his task
Imonnded by a wide halo of case and loin»
are.” We were thinking of this as we came
down in our harouche this morning—Roch»
ter Pout-Express.
Had One of the Mouton.
“Quimby, I hear, is going to branch out as
a prize fighter."
"Holy Grail! He'll never make a success
of it. Ho can't run a little bit."
“No.1mt he's an excellent elocutionilt."—-
I’hiladelphia Record
Naturally 8o.
Brown-So your girls father thawed you
the door-l
Jones—He did.
-—How did you feciovcritt
.—-Well, I felt put out.—-Boston Courier.
The Umplrn'n Petition.
The papers are devoting a good din] of
specs to the dincnmion of the umpire‘s posh
tion. As nearly as we have been able to die-
covcr, thc umpire”: position is always an
momma—om Transcript. i
No Ilse.
First Train Robber—WIN train did ya:
atoplast night! Second Robbeo—Ovcrland
express, goin' went. First Robber—Git
much! Second Robber—Kamchock fulla‘
peopl- cauln’ homo from the attenuation
morn-The Cartoon.
A Natural m
Tramp (st Union equal—Couldn’t you
lparc mo ndlmc,slri I‘Vcwallicd all the
way from California.
Actor (sympatheticalln—What mpany
did yonxo out withl-Tho Cartoon.
Awning ,
A s notebook, picked upon the
“WWW,“nong other-apn-
Mflmthefollowinlhitofwidom: "Ital
(rate 001 heter- to have yureshlns mu
mute—ammonium.
An Ante. nanny.
“militia. drl"
mum... in non-
i it
Wiles-r. M
”mm
30min. mammal-nu «a
W ., “9me M
“’I‘lieu be taken ill and lit in tho- depot all,
GOING. GOING, GONE.
I'hc Prophuiod Democratic Condition fl
Present run to (30mm.
The “condition that confronts us" in
rapidly disappearing. Prenldent Cleve-
land's pretext for startling the country
with gun“ free trade mastspngplwu tll'ile
grawt o anunmanngea 6 us. -
stead of being content to pay or the
national debt. as Republican presidents
had been. he questioned the legality and
oxpodienr ' of purchasing of outstanding
bonds. an converted the accumulations
in the treasury into a standing menace to
prosperity that could only he averted h
recourse to free wool and free trade. )1!
declared that there would be a surplus of
$140,000,000 July 1 of this year. and that
the annual excess of revenues over or-
ditnree would ndt run short of $60,-
,000. New “the condition." and in
order to menu the country from the fatal
embameamonta of its own prosperity be
pro a revision of the tariff an "the
via one, inequitable and illogical source
of unnecessary taxation.” That revision
on the lines presented by him was in-
stantly recognized in England as a move-
ment in thoinloret of lien trade. Sev—
eral London journals hastened to more
the Democracy that under free trade
there never would be any probability of it
our 1119, lnrro or small. The con ition
an or that t ioory, it was graudly prom-
ised, would no longer confront tho coun-
try. But even without frco trade the
Democracy is finding out that the surplus
is entirely manageable. A long scallion
of congress alone is required in order to
get rid of it. ‘
A more comical situation was hover
known in American politics than the
present pliglitof llm Ih‘lllilt‘rflilc party
respecting tho surplus. Lust December
the president iorlrnyed the country as on
the Verge 0 indescribnbio dinaaler in
consequence of that nppuiliug surplus.
Every free trader who addressed the
house banked upon the surplus, figur-
atively speaking, in order to have his
drafts upuu lilo cnidulity of the country
liquidated. ’l‘lio Mirplus has been the
pretext for thin entire campaign against
American industry. Meanwhile, the
Democracy ll” been piling up appropria-
tions until there is said to be. an increase
of $M,O(M.000 over those. of last year, and
the annual surplus of $60,000,000 has
dwindled to $12,000,000. Speaker (Tur-
lislc and the Democratic lcudeni are at
their wils' end to explain how the Mills
bill, if allowed to become a law, can have
any other effect than that of creating a
large annual deficiency in place of n sur-
plus. It is their own theory that now
confronts them.
"The condition which confronts us"
having somehow mysteriously disap-
peared, zealous Democrats have various
i-xiizmatious to offer. The lurgest and
noisiest faction save. "extravagant ex-
penditures have exhausted the surplus,
and the existence of a surplus makes ex-
travagant expenditures inevitable; thoro-
l'nre. ri-iluro the surplus." This a con-
fession of incapacity. A Democratic
president and congress cannot help being
extravagant and wasteful, according to
this view of the case. unless restrained by
slicer impecuuiosily. fitnrve a Demo-
cratic administration, and it may be
economical; otherwise, it will waste all
the money in sight—that is the argument.
There seems to be somo Mundation for
this reasoning—New York Tribune.
Grover’a Little Lamb.
Grover bud it little lamb,
Jim: like the nursery maid;
With English shears be clipped its wooL
And called the lamb "Free Trade.’
Said Grove, "Dan, we‘ll find some day.
When at the. lamb we peep,
That in our care it's grown to be
A mining British sheep."
The lamb got into magm- once.
And loct its precious wool;
The Demon-nu: there out it off;
To please old Johnny Bull
And when the fall election: canto.
Said ill-over, "Daniel, dear.
We'll hear now from that little lamb
Which once we loved so dear.
"i wonder if the fleece hue grown?
I think not, ban. don’t you!
We clipped it very close, you know
For England told us to."
And while the pmldeut still had
Ills llltln lamb in mind,
A something like a cyclone struck
liim very hard behind.
Cried Grover, "Daniel, what wan that!
I'm all broke up, lam;
Was it a cyclone on tho Jump?"
"No, Grover, ‘twaa the lamb '
They bound a red bandanna on
The bruised and bleeding spot;
They tried to whispnr words of cheer,
But cheered he would he not.
And when they raised him up to «-
l'lia fleece robbed little lamb,
He found that it had grown to ho
A big protection ram.
'What made the lamb butt Omicron!"
The children nah-d at achool;
“It wan immune," the teacher said,
"Ile robbed ltof in wool."
And notaaoulinalllholand
For Grover then was sad:
Such Is the simple story of
The lamb that Grover had.
-'I‘. C. llarbraugh in lroaton, 0., Republhn.
It Loch Lilo Inconalstcncy.
Cleveland should drill his or
keep tune with his message.
America had had their own way lon
enough. and they ought not feel unwi -
ing now to have their receipts and routs
0 free
cut down through the operation of
trade principlec he wsc, proposing. Yet
heroarc his organs. like The New York
Commercial Advertiser, contending that
practical cflect of them same free
trade rinclplcs would be to benefit our
tho
mum acturcn. increase their product,
on their trade and make them more
wall; than ever beforel-Ohio State
Journ . *
An Ancient noun Reminiscence.
The s
Thurman. on his trl to Port Huron,
em hulzewhathsa alon
by Columbus frlmdn. Old Ito-
nianlsarcmlnisccuoa Bledluertstlm
cathbtsrlil are not what might be ex-
tnueh as
on th
mmmmcnm
to
n this
document be said tho manufacturers of
peaches delivered by Senator
bccnknown
July 12. I’.
can m. me an
5.15s. in. Express. Lit-m. lt'ash'eu ls
, MB “ Irina. Ml ” Aaron.
an “ k. 1.8! " M ~
ll." “ ~ up. 8.50 “ .
7.28 " {g In. 0.10 " It.
in: 1‘- mil' it'll “ “M'-
an " actuarial 11.159. Ir.
3: I: A ii: : mfi'w
crust. , . n.
10.1; '- In. Fact " ”can:
".45 “ Imalls. {all " limb.
i:.b9p.m..llrprm. it.” “ am.
1.20 " 80.3.lp _b.w " Neath,
8M " Accent. ,9,“ ” Malls.
4.65 " lhirtonlx. i .la “ [ml [rpm
5.” " Accom. Him " Bridgd'pt Arc.
5.51 " “pro-l. {an " am.
Mu “ Admin. i030 ” Aaron.
7.!» " hulk. IllM’ " mkrlc.
an .. B'pon Diwali” ‘- Boolean.
10.16 " Am j eunnsru.
It.“ " Wuh'ieo In: 7.88 " am.
Bunmrs. ; 9.11 “ Acton:
9.15 Arm. ! $.51 p.13. limo.
6.14pm: Accmn. 5
7.28 ” hulup. I
8.59 " accom. l
l
Trains Loan In“ Blunt-ll.
noise our. some Inn.
6.07 a In 6.3» s. m
libs " aw “
2.19 " I.“ p In
”M o» 5.3!; At
II.“ “ Mill ”
2.40 p m 9.5l “
5J0 ”
8.0: “
0. hi. sum-Alto, 'J. T. "urn-run.
Gen. rlup'. Hen. I'nn. Az‘u
uoltsi'i‘omc Minnow.
[MNBUBI & NOBWAIJ DIVISIUN.
Corrected lingual 9th. N8.
] Pa-cngcr Trains.
H()U'l‘ll-
Lv. Norwalk. M. So. Norwaih. Ar. Wilson l’uln
732nm. 756nm. “Ham.
8 l7 " h '3; " ii In! "
ill 03 " 10 I3 “ ll) 3!) “
1250p.m. lprn. imam.
434 "n 440i “ 45.3 “r
hill) “a llxcd ti so " listed 7 00 ”M‘x'nl
a,” ., .. M7 .. .. “5 .. ..
9 ‘7 st .a I" s.” n n It) 3‘ l. .i
N ( )lt'l‘] l .
Lv. Vl' mun Point.
1 10 n. m. Mixed
6‘5 .. ..
Lv. :40. Norwalli.
140a. m. M‘x'il
635 " -‘
9M “
ALNorwrilh
2 ll) Mixed
ll 40 ..
ti 4b " 9 25 u. m.
lilll " 2 up. In. 1215 . m.
1’55 “ Hixul 30!) " Mixed 3 ll filled
“From. 510 “ .515 p, m.
5:» n was -- can ..
A ..
ii) In “ Hired I017 " Mixed mu Mixed
ennmr.
lithium , (lupin.
635p m. lib-:pni 67:; "
W. H. STZVINFUS, Vice hrs. and (len‘l Manure:
P. U. l'srns. Superintendent.
J. T. Fun. Gem-ml Ticket Agent.
Ililll Sl’l'iih It! III I' ISIQDN.
Aprili'l. use.
Leave Bridgeport for I’llml’lcld
7.101 In. momnio'n
mar. '~ “
lump. in. Mixed nimnn nus,
4.32 " exprrnn 7 30 n, m.
5.50 " M‘cuuunu‘n
‘130 " “
'er9 only as far as .‘i‘uiv Milford,
Wu. ll. Munro-mt, Vice Prui'i a (icn’l Hzin'g'r
W. IL ilrou, :iupt.
J. 1‘. Fruit. Gen. new Aw. Bridgrpnm‘ann.
ELEGTRIGllS LIGHTING
All per-mun building new home:- should have them
wired ln'furc plastering for this great modrrn mn-
vi-uirnce. Any hone» may be iu‘rnntly liullled by
om.- touch of the prime-button at the bedside or be!
All danger from lhcuscof multim- is thereby done
away.
BUBGLAB ALARMS
Whlrh llrht the (an and ring an arm the imam
n rim-i u! a undo-v lc ai-.-.l.-a. nounr tuna-l
IMPOSSIBLE.
Electric Door Bells
The on!
guaraute
upward.
ELECTRIC WIRING .
In lnl‘ed hon-ml done without a wire left in sight
uranrnlrh on woodwork. Entimatcc given. L‘ull
and ten working sampler.
Jackson Bros
Ameiison’s Jewelry Store, Norwaik.
Wii Will . MARKET-
reliuhle doorbell and one whirh in
not to get out of 0rd. r. Price (mm 53
ilu-l. Veal. ninth, Hutton, I’nrk, Salt and Frail.
l‘orncd Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama,
shonldcn, Bait-n1, Baldwin, hank
forte. Bic.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washington Street.
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
CHOICE LEMONS
which we rbsll sell st [5 rents per dorm, Aim the
n-l-chniled
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
'5’! cent» per can.
DANIEL L’IIUMM EDIEU
J .H Kimono;
Meals, Fish inns,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
01111. N. hull-Till]. Banal.
Teltvhm Connect rm.
Stalin
Bowler!
”m“ mnorrunnon‘nan
blind!!! qncstlencvcnlfthcchalf
in thrown by Judge Murmur-Ohio
StateJoui-ual.
of '1‘me
Tllli! ill“!
“2. “$3,: 3:: mm held-MW”
“Mm“w'a‘“ mm“ unionism
near... mom an , , v
dun uni-imam 0933.
lid. mi it» ”hmmm 70 Washington Street,
. o. r. it. mo 11. human».
gas-m ‘_ a.
‘ aunt Bllflfim,
km 1». c.
1'. min Wind Instr- mm.
m (laid-to lave-ion nailed not.
mill.
MAIN STREET, ”CUTE NORWALK
'- T. ”A".
line nhned the excl-m: right for 1‘0!ka
and nth Wk In In the mist than:
Vibrator, sndutracti lath wiihmtria, and luv
of any am chemo Ward ,isl teeth a
mortally. Woodmrldmadjoxnmgltrthalhl
pummmltorwnlltli. Opencvcnlugs. ram
"L hereon-s. '
J EW E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
l'lnc Watch repairing n Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and Headline:
[)0 not buy a monument or ”4?th from any
ghoéggaphbmzo direct to the about ms or
all complete and you will not be (its. .polmml in in»
appearance lhrnler in all kinds of mulling slow
and cemetery work. ‘ ,
I". VV. IIAYI' ES.
hi3!!!
American Investment Co.
liq-liable Idle Insurance If».
fur-m loan and 'l'rnnt Co.
JarvlyCenklin lortgngc ’I'rnat Cu.
Plrc, Idle, Accident. and Plate film
Insurance.
rnvum n muons. Ag”.
( Krill Date 5 Inaurnncc Aneurysm-5th Navwalk,
'onn.
Jacob M. Layton,
mull Bevan: Mid llmiee I‘U'Tl'y.
liencml I usurum-e .l com-y
Fire, Life and Artuiem.
0cm #qumhip Ticket: Within and Sta—ruin,
Dram (or one £ and upwnrdr and lousy mm. m
all piano! Europe,
Notary Public, Mknmvledzrmru Taken.
Railroad Til-beta
I» llestinatlen.
66 Win-mum St... («Kent M m Punt-«flexl
loan H. SMITH,"
, win: sum. Norwnlh and «in: m ‘
Baggage (1|th
Only aunts for cityandm of the
“Great lllllillll” ail “Kilian”
Heaters.
Mlle-unturned!“ mend Itand s
theWofthsififgflnfl: ”Jydnnbllily and
currency; are 4: cull managed.
Wchvunhcnentulluof ’
RANGES,
Plsln nod Duplex (tr-ls.
unconnw Ah I! PLAIN CHISA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
MUTE. TIN and 180]! WARE
Just received trim lhr fsrwry at the lowest lulu
an. NAwgfldrBRO
H.’ 3. R000,
Watches,
Jewelry,
~ANII~
BilverWare.
sperm attent'um ' to the rcpa'ru. of line
watcher and lzwelryM ‘
9:! Main Street.
SEWERSE
F. M. PI E R CE
DEALER l5
SlC‘V FIR I’ I 1'". E
( AND
V ' ‘
hem-rail newer toutmetor
l- prrptltcd to make connections with main sewer
mm in thin city on the moat “Willie terror.
l’mt'flt'v inn-whim to connect with the: recently laid
Vo‘i'fl in tin; city wtll and it in their advantage to
ran; on him. 834 if
F. .VI. 1’] Ir: "CE
no: 20. South Nerwnll, Ct.
Fliie Metropolitan's Helm For 1887.
,
O
than :n norm” of anti-landing i'uizcni during
. is? I, ‘5» ”17;
l 6am. in Ant‘ie slaving: lit-7. ”Infill!!!
‘ Chris ii. l’rmmm Income during my, {Hiram
-, in.
1 Iia‘lnm Interim lump» dunno: hilt, 336.649
‘ n
y nun in (mm Inwme during: lflfif. $l.'.’36.":2l ”bi
Nomi-1 uf inn r. 1.9mm, ' id in 1&7. no.3.
Rmifll'.’ pa.» m l'nia'tvtho due donut: 1.557, 82,-
, .2”.
Mining: of 1'0:er if! Hm, l.3l§,fi49.
Kt?“ lu-urnwe nmu-n during lord‘sflJMJIS 00
map rat and "l in» for rm only of Pantry—humon-
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South Norwalk. Conn. i a?fl)lr.(i m u rig» rmrrr rivquiml by law. l! per
2 can: i out all nilmfiuih :mcu. {Lid .1163 it},
Arnaldo: pna: by Iln‘ lfe-mpauiy m in- i’ulwy»
BEE HIVE.
.maguln Our «innit.» arr-
Mm Table Ilmml,or Emmi? sud
day or week.
mum, “my? nihill’,
l" m 'IIIBIIEIM IIIVI
r l*
0» the Endowment Plan.
A man at nip- ofi'l wrmld prom”?
for twenty or twenty—live mm. it: become:
stipulate mum it updurmg the whim: '3'.fo rim
hundrml in it Hum-and of lulu: twenty-rive you!
lie-came hv- ll‘lnwitlrllrr m hr‘gll‘ hr emu»! not
neglect to provide for the rhmww‘ ,
m- an plum-Milly nvimcrolto—hy ll
on his 1in
IVSI'RE 53 THE
Life Insurance 00.,
0' llallt'f'l‘nltlr
n. ,h. IIIHDDIJIEIDIIZI'.
3‘: ul li Sorzalk.
GILBERT M. R ”SCH,
Live-and reed Sight?
u lumen “CHILL,
[lumi- and Q'Wlohbl rm ell «amino.
l‘itrrmm at [kiln to meet All Tram.
i‘uxnl 'l'urnmm sr [(ch him,
Telephone «anneal-in. an I!
CANbiEé
Of all» kind fiat Clan
BAKERY!
«w» M”
CORNIYI'UI’IAE, mum 701$, and.» fall "sort-
nurul oi ovnmncnw and).
Wohnnolland
unhun'o om
SI“ if
Henry Tilly.
[ill—liliiili MKER.
pain in all branches.
A good mandolin-Id, two-nest»
ed curl-gr for sale. '
ln‘ Ill IIS’ AND “EX'I'S’ Ill 5 I St; II .\ LL
(‘ 0 to the Bee litre when you are hungry or dry,
I foryuu ran get n ml qi‘m meal or [not h
or. it“ hour.» at pncenm ihltl'. ma um llflnfll it an!
on, (Riders and Milli,
rnher hot or cold. ali Harlan! Tom when" thunk»,
11mm by the
(one and me for youmlft is: i: in
lint like lame and we will try met Italic you Mil a:
Insure Your Life
medium-inure
n. Lehigh, backnwanus, Locust
nerds it for that timeln no {am all} he «braid ‘
lie has ”var right. hundred motion. In a rhmm-und M
dun-r more ihlli’; rwrmy your! and mm; Piflhb
rf «film: rwhwh
“ll-rm illuminate
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
‘ kinda” fa,- Hum, we . smrv organza um. pine
: primate mug-tn: amt». ’lmfiIGJ81N‘2,
i imam LEH'SIK.Ami.
JOIIS II. I‘ERRIH,
Womanhood Iirl'ml 345i!" in 3;; ktndr of
Bill. AND Willi]
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Storm. Etc.
lounlsin, Franklin, and
ll'illaeobarre Cools.
lid! u- RUBBER mu
Yard hint of Worthington and Mar-
hlmfl airman. Brunei "flirt m Ftilmn
"my ‘lmw Min
LOBSTERS
From Black ‘ Rock
Delano/l ova] Saturday morning.
.. "‘00“
Fresh and Sail Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinds ofVegotablea
Mall livery Slot-ulna.
Vim "(rived by ml or telephone.
HUNT 66 ZBLUFI‘.
WM may“... -Ww.
Special attention given to to more
SWAN & BUSHNELL.
Willis-alert“ Mull m II
Manufactum’ and Painted Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
”Inland”
madman".
momma-nu.“ M
Melitta-tune.
#3:... manila”. Mutual
lush-m. ’
Ir». m' Luv ":31:
m m m
mm.....°°~..,.em-.e
. WWII...
albums. mu!“
H. NAWSHBII.
Have placed in stock their full line of
Men’sloulh’st iy’s’
Insurance léuildiuc, Masonic. lluililinc
dd“
80. Norwalk. Norwalk.
HOUSESANDLOTg
° FARMS
-—AN Il————
counruv RESIDENCES:
FOR SALE.
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INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Giana.
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IN Hm KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN l‘ilMi'M‘iaEil AT
Ell
Rea.“ Estate andl Exchange Roomi.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
scum nonwux. - coma”
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