minivan mm ‘
'cnrm mud by on. W
Drum, N. Y., Oct. LW
unannou- the player mud by tho dllr
terent clubs in the limit-national “calm
as follows: ’
By Albany—F. Foreman. Than“ Quinn,
P.Wecltbecker. James Kaitlin. Rich-rd Knox.
William (kinghlluffi. Mathial.
By Dumb—Charla Hamburg, M 1'-
laihane, U. Bitunann, J. Flynn, 0. Carroll.
J. J. Reilly. F. Grant, Joaeph Koppel. CW1“
Gibbs. J. J. Fanning, C. F. Benton.
By Hamiltonc-P. B. Wood, J. 1’. Visitor,
Jam Funds, 0. n Bwartwwd. W. W-
Andrus, M. Jones, E. L Thaycr, Marr
Philipa. ll'. Llwollyn, E. '1‘. Green. J. M.
Rainoy, F. Dolan, J. Knight.
By Troy—P. Swecny, Geo. Hmldocli. Jame-
Banning, P. Worden.
By London—W. F. Prince, M. J. Murray,
E Gels, L. P. Dickerson, L. Bowderl, J.
O’Brien, 3. Larocque, F. F. Kinslew, I".
Scheibock, P. J. Donovan, W. J. Busted
By Rochester-C. Collin, Henry Simon,
B. M. Barr, 1). Me W. Calliban. J.
lieltz, T. C. Grillin, E. Button, James Fry,
)1. J. Kennaly.
By 8yracuae—A.Scbellhaaee. C. D. Murphy.
W. M. McQueeny, O. B. Beard, Charla
“arr, M. 1". Walker, W. R. Bishop, l). L.
(fluids, J. v. Battin, W. s. “’rightJV, r.
Ely. .
By Toronto—C. H. Cushman (manager) , ll.
Decker, Thoma»; Kenna, P. J. llartnctt, T.
Mi'laugblin, A. (Shepard, M. Mancll. A. W.
Atkinson. E. Oldfield, E. Burk, L‘. liickloy,
I). Conném, H. L Olmrlaudcr, G. W. Weld-
man.
THE SOUTH PENN‘ LINE.
It. Completion Real“ with Mr. Contexts
Mutt Bo Settled Soon.
l’l’l‘TsBlflm, Ut’t. l.—The Slit-can or failure
of the South l’uun railroad will be deter-
mined lit-lore tlxetlrsto the year. Dr. David
Hoateitvr and llalph lagaley, of Pittsburg,
are the heaviest imliv idual stockholders outr
side of the Vnnvb-rliilts. The united hold-
ings are about $il,iln,000, of which ml per
reachas' boon paid in. Androw Carnegie,
just previous to his departure for Europe,
formulated a plan {or a reorganization of the
road, which Dr. Hcmtctter and Mr. l' min]
at the time concurred in, and upon Illl 'ar-
negic's arrival in n {my WL‘t'kS mint-thing
definite will in,- dccidcd upon.
lnashori tinn- tllo charter limit will ex~
pirc,aml unless the road is under wayall
rights will {all and a new charter be tween
sarv.
B. F. Jones, M. W. Watson, 1i. (flay Prick,
E. M. Ferguson and J1 .hn W, (fhalfnut. all of
Pittsburg, have not yet signed the agreement,
but await the larger holders' action.
Mr. Bagalcy is willing to sign. and the
Vanderbilts are said to be inllltfri'rnt. but
will act with the majority.
At present the role ninttor npln-ai‘s to
hinge upon Mr. Carr rgie's course. and he is
understood to favor an early s-mnplrtion o!
the line. Unless ih ' is done very mun the
millions invested in the road will be liirl.
lluwliall Records.
The relative .standingol Clubs in the intrigue
and American animation is shown in the {ol-
lowing table.
THE NAHUXAL LEAHL'E.
Won. Lust. l’lnyr-ll. l’er Cl.
New York ............. 77 it ill 1136
Chicago, . . . .i'l .13 ii; .579
Detroit .. 65 .36 121 . ..w
Eml‘ln ......... ill 5'.) 1:1 528
Philadelphia ....... Ill m it! .aa
Pittsburg .......... m 1:: .504
Indianapolis. . . . . . 7‘.) it) .368
“'aahlngton ........... i3 30 :55 .350
THE Aliznwax assecianox.
Won. Lost. Played. Per Ct.
8t. hauls ............... no 3% 128 .591
Athletic. . . . 7 47 1'31 .615
Brooklyn. .. . 50 it? .606
Cincinnati. . . . .TO 52 lid .57!
Baltimore... . .. 5| 7'.’ Iz'o' an;
Cleveland. . .. 7 Ti us .396
Louisville. . . .. ..... 43 80 iL'3 .tllll
Kansas City ........... w 51 1'11 .331
The Pint 'l'rnin Jumped the Track.
Cm or Munco, Oct. i.—-—The first through
train from San Luis Potosi to this city, over
the newly constructed Mexican National
railway, due yesterday morning, did not
arrive here until afternoon, having been
thrown from the track at Zirizicuaro, in the
state of Michoacnn, owing to the bad state of
the track It is not yet learned that there
were any casualties.
Mmachuutta Labor Ticket.
Bosrox, Oct. l.—The state Labor party's
«invention hero nominated CharlcsE. Marks,
of Plymouth, for governor; Asa F. Ball, of
Button, for lieutenant governor; Josiah '1'.
Small, oi l‘rovincctovrn, (or secretary of
state; Isaiah Dunn. of Boston, for treasurer;
Edwin M. White, at [lo-ton, for attorney
general. and Arad H. “'ood, o! Luncnbnrg,
for auditor. __
Close of Pope ho’a Jubilee Year. ‘.F
Baminonr, Uct. i.-Ymtcrday marked
the close of the jubilee year oi Pope Leo Xlll.
It was celebrated with great solemuity in all
the Catholic churches in th'm archdiocese and
everywhere throughout the world. The aar-
viccs at Cardinal Ulbbons' cathedral Were of
unusual suit-malty, and the cardinal himself
preached the sermon oi the day.
boat I 08,000,000 Suit.
Dnsvrza, Oct. l.—-’l'he suit at Charles Gil-
dendeeve against the New Mexico Mining
company, the heirs of Jerome Chalice,
Sit-phat B. Elkinsaud others, for them
Ilon oi a hall interest in 96A!” m of
mineral land in Santa Fe county, N. M,
valued at cannon. has been dot-filed In
taror oi the defendants.
llammption of a Rolling Mllla.
Pnrncno. Oct. l.—-'l'he Clinton rolliv ;
mill, which was shut down almost Vigil
month-agoby the failure 0! Grail, B-‘uuetl
6500.. will resume under the contm of a
syndicate of creditors Wedneuliq, giving
employment to about 400 men.
“A Farmer Killod by an implosion.
Macaroni», Minn, (’t'i L—At Bahia
a threshing engine on Ii. W. llardman’a
firm exploded. killing mdolph Bone and
fatally injuring P. ll. Collier. lime in a
Gammwyeanoli Thee-use oi the ar-
plodon is unknown.
An Aged Suicide.
Bournt, N. Y. Oct. L—‘l‘ha body at
murmur, 70 years old. who (limp
iron his homo lat Tomi-y, \vu
Mndl'riday with-bullathobovorhnm
oyo. Duth wan all inflicted.
n“:- "rm“mm;
w in «an
do. any mm. mm! Chic-go.
paid tifilll.M.w-oidatowdayl ago {or
ammonia-mum
F that by .1 radio inn
cry waiting a”. tar
tomdaandtakoltolhhm mm
mama-admit.
Brutally-ta Iceman-t the ray- at
mint-malty unload-nil
m name
than
Ito-o ,m a.
....v a...) .
m. ......
Ito M In M”
"1hr! door!" he sold us he laid down Na
and linked around the car. "but
“than“ million dollars is too mucbtc
any one man to have."
"Who’s got is!” asked the man 'on his
right.
"Jay Gould."
Thcm'ior a moment everybody In silent.
Anoid woman with abundioon thoopwlito
neat to more about uneasily. some»
thing like a blush mum to her cheeks, and
she finally leaned forward and hoarioly willo-
” .
: at
“And he isn’t a widower, is ho?"
Everybody laughed, and she got bully and
left the car at the next crossing. Luck al-
ways runs against some people. —Detroit
Free
Not So Favorable.
Deacon Williams—Brudderdonu, how did
your Ion come omen dc trial]
Brother Jones—De judge done give’imtwo
muni- in do jayul. -
Deacon WilliarmPoars terms like an it
you oughter be pow’iul thankiul. lie got
oil mighty light, he did.
Brother Janey—’Twarn’t 5’ light '5 you seem
tar think. Dey’r a-gwinter hang ’im when
do two wants is up.»llarpci’s Magazine.
. “'in Elia Remain“) at Home.
Mrs. Richcssb—Are you going to Europe
this summer, Mrs. Bullion?
Mrs. Bullion—No, indeed; I can't afl'ord
it. Bsides, my cool; is going—Time.
Alway- Room for One More.
in ancient Mexico
Thorn dwelt, some time ago,
A person whom I know,
Called in this way:
“Scour Ihvn limlrigo
Jose dcl Armijo
llcrmanos Tobago." _
likewise "cl Rey.“
When we got through with it.
1! tools or wise of wit,
Not one in ton could hit
What it all meant.
Not one in twenty could
l‘rnnmince it as he should.
it one had time. he would
Think it misspcnt.
So when we spoke this man.
This titled Mexican,
We all pursued this plan,
Thinking it meet:
Dropped every cl and drl,
Jose and Don as well.
All names we couldn't spell,
Just called him "i’ctc."
lie, with his wealth of name,
Took this one. just tho same.
And thus his card became
After that dutc:
"Senor Dun Rodrigo
Jose del Armljo
Hermanus Tobago
El Rey y Pete."
-—~W. C. Edgar in Harper‘s Magazine.
Nothing to Year.
She (in great agitationl—Oh, George, I
hear papa at the front gate}, and ho is very
apt to be impulsive when he comes home
late.
He (reassuringly)——Culm your (can, dear.
I'm in the coal business. you know, and he
has owed the firm lilum‘)‘ for nmliorovrr
nine months-New York Sun.
No (finance {or Charity.
Merielicniit~»l’Lc-:L<o, SIT, give too enough
money to get a rural!
Citizen—l can't ll” it. my poor friend.
Meals in this Cllyl'lht "(.3 cents. and l have
nothing less than 50 cents in my pocket. Atr-
lully sorry for you—Burlington Free Press.
A Serial“ Quarrcl.
"What time did young; Sampson learn last
night, Clara?" aakol bur papa.
“It was after nudnight." replied tho girl,
with a haughty sin-or. “Wu hurl a quarrel,
and l bade him gorul-by forever.”
“if you quarreled, i wonder he didn't. leave
earlier.”
"Wu didn’t begin qunri'clmg until nearly
:0 o'clock."—-Ncw York Sun.
Solid with on» Dog.
“George, dear," mil Itinbcl, "I thought
you and papa in w not wry good friends."
"Well, yes, t....t‘s w v to :i great extent, l’u
sorry to any "
“Why. l...:n. did voila-nil him that gran '
big Iran i... into llllllil' or. Q"
“Why did I send him that dog?" Georg.
smile I a tender, thougluiul, far away mile.
“You nee, dearest, that dog and lmold
iz‘ie ”~Mcrcliant 'l'ravolor.
\‘nior and Discretion.
“Now,then, my henrhm.” said a gallant
captain, seeing that his mm were likely”
beoutnumbcred, “you have a tough battle
before ytm. Fight llizc‘lxt‘lm till your pow.
defame—411m run. ha a little lame. I'll
start now!"
The Carine.
“Isn't tho baby a “(it little thing to? man
mouths?"
“0h, not to \‘cry. llc‘» small naturllly.
They feed him on condensed mllk’h-llu-
per”: Bamr.
l‘ndmiblcdiy.
Road. the Italian tragedian, is said to ll.
about tarotln permanently from thump.
mg probably mom; a “wrench” villtto
tin unlit! Statelw— hmcll Courier.
A “yaw-y uh.
"lt'upu‘tactancel oi abounc'uid aha.
“My”, 1 limit,” all! Ila—W
...... “w...“— .. v
«our auction ramps,
moon“ Oppose Parity o! the Ballot.
Willie Republican Work {or It.
Gan. Ilarriaon’a reference to the efiorll
of the Republican party in behalf of, elec-
toral reiorm in the courso of his speech to
the delegation: from three Indiana coun-
ties when: ballot box stuffing and kindred
frauds have been practiced b the Demo
cram was appropriate to t o occasion.
The Republican party, as Gen. Harrison
said. "has always stood for electoral re.
form," and "no measure tending to secure
the ballot box against fraud Inns ever been
up sodbyitsrcpresentatlves." Through
{algal and state legislation Republicans
have sought in every way to occur-em
honest cxpresalon oi the peoplq-‘s will-—
an honest ballot and a fair count. And
wherever the election laws guarantee to
every voter the full and fair exercise of
the franchise those lawn liavni been on-
actcd by Re ublicanzs. For 'cnrs llcpubv
licaps uouglit byl Federal cgislatiun to
protect the voters'oi' the south in their
exorcism of tho {ranchiso at congressional
elections and incidentally at state elec-
tions held at tho sumo time. When the
Democrats obtained a majority in the
liouso of representatives they set them-
selves at once to remove the Federal salo-
guards to electoral purit v. Being unable
to accuro a repeal of tlm Federal elec-
tion laws, lwcauso thoy have not hilll'o
their enactment controlled the executive
and the legislative dcpartnicnts at tho
sumo time, they have contrived to make
those laws inoperative by winning to
make tho necesnary appropriations to
carry them into ctlect. At the last con-
gressional election. to use the Democratic
president's Ianguagu, tho Federal election
airs wrm allowed to fall into “innocuous
dvsiivludu." It will bathe some at. the
elections in November. ,
A like policy has been pursued by the
Democrats in tho non hm: stairs. Though
some of thcbcttcr men of the party in
Chicago urged tho reform of the electoral
laws of llliimis after the ballot box frauds
hero in 153.4 and 1353. the Driiiocratic
membersof the legislature steadily op.
post-d that reform. The nm’v election law
which has pl’uvml rilll'll an excellent meas-
ure was the work of Republicans. it was
carried into elicvt despite the opposition
of tho law department of the llcumcratic
city administration and the Democratic
county judge. whofiwas lntrnsted
with its administration on nonpartisan
grounds. In Indiana tho llvnim‘mts have
also alcnilily l’t':l>it‘il via-:‘Tnml reform.
Two years ago the ileum-rath- district
attorncy. who is Luv: 1'lil'i 11w l’nitcd
Statics senators fru'u llm lo ll.‘ tho rov
suit of the UClllUt'l‘A’ -' funds. lulled to
cuforcr‘ tho lain. :r h a- tin-y Worn,
against the ballot hm. Mullet" from whose
operations 1;» prutiml nui hun. Ilur-
rison's nudivun- of W. i: suf-
fered. In the New le"
this year the Damon-a: s . ;
torn! reform bill. and v."
by tho llcpiilvlicam. 1h
opposition. it was vrt: : . - Mimo-
cratir governor. .Xnd w x‘ l m with
tho DclIlM'l'uts in other 2. ‘ ~ _. have
invariably opposed «int. :2 l .. I rm.
"Find me," bulll iii-n. imp. "lilo
partythnt sets i'm» guinwi l 1. ~' ' wands
upon orlmhis it “gain an i l n 1;: _ you
the party that \‘Xlll‘i‘ifi in drum w." . that
way.”
'l'urpir. who ili'rl'lllll‘li ball .7 ' . ':::T--rs
In Chin-ago. nllnm-d ballot but in
ltldliillnpulln i i g» :u'n! fru- \‘ i .. was
hisduty lu sworn their mun} . a: and
punisiiuivnt, and who om'upiiw ‘ > N'lll.
ilk-bod from the Republicans by llv‘llln-
cratic ballot box blilfit‘l‘s. will imt fail to
rppnu‘iutc lion. Harrison's remarks. Tiny
urn worthy more than Illlhallll: nitration,
as thin fun-shallow in thncwnt ut' llrpub-
limit hilCt‘t‘fin, which now scrum ilS‘illl‘t‘il,
that the nut llrpublican prnsidi-nt wil
insist on the vixlnrwtuvm of the l’mivral
laws for the pr-‘ltz-viinn of the purity of
the ballot box. and unit‘iw their amend
merit to iumiro that pm:~-vtiou.—-—('iiicugo
Tribuno.
...
From the "Harrison Almanac."
Tili‘ HM “llairriwn .‘\l!:l.’lll:lt'n of is“)
contains: g’rnut Iii'lll of inattrr that is
strictly portiuv-ut and timrly fur the
second Harrisonvuntpuilzu. For instance,
these anst lulu; and mum-rs:
“Who will “do the» Van lluren ticket?"
“All who wish in sec the price of labor
reduced to a level with that paid in
Europe. All sue-Ii as prcl'cr the interests
of the office holders to tho interests oi the
pwplv."
“Who will mlr the Harrison tit-hot?"
"All who believe that the condition of
our wurltingun-n has boon better than
thutof tllc woikiugman of Europe, and
who wish to havc it remain so."—Ncw
York Mail and Phproma
The Free Traders' Trnnapmnt Scheme.
“\Vliy not (all me rwul truth and do
Clare that we not only favor tnriil rc~
vision. but. that m- t'nllsldl'l'll only a step
toward tho abolition“! thocntirc tariti'
Hystem’?" is the quwtiun asked by The
Demon-rat, a new campaign paper pub:
lishcd in this city. This inquiry would
be more icriincntll tho Mills bill had
not alrca y gin-n away the airborne by
removing the protection from M) Ameri-
can industrim and mulling: upthv average
to dllpcri'cut. by unholy rates. lcvicd on
sugar, rim and other nt‘lii'lm of nmcssnry
{oodnvthv York ’l'ribunc.
states That Democracy May lose.
Tho meocratlc national cxccntivc com-
mittee, according to Democratic authority,
silent Thursday in debate over "states
that may be won." Texas was undoubt-
edly first on tho list. it those gentlemen
will begin to consider "states that may
be lost," tlwy will find tho list about as
follows: New York, New Jersey. (‘onnec-
lit-tit. Indiana, Vir nin, West Virginia.
North Carolina. orida and Tcnncssec,
with several yet to be heard lrom.-—Now
York Tribune.
Democratic Diner! In Danger.
'l’hcroare reasons for believing that the
zealous iron trade Democrats who are now
digging a political grave {or Samuel J.
Randall will be buried In it for their
trouble. These enterprising grave dig-
rs have yet to learn that to have a
uneral they must first make sure of their
corpse.—-l’hiladclphln Press.
Tho Democratic Declaration.
it is safe to an that workingmcn will
not support tho iniocracy this year, nor
will they throw their votes away. re
la a propomion tor a universal reduction
of wages. it originates with the Demo-
cratic party. It is put in the tom of I
declaration a nlnnt the protective system.
wl'iticinaatl‘ imcs Star.
Butter Km Quiet. arr. mm».
The im trade speeches which Roger
Q. Mill: has delivered In West Virginia
mm to have given a new impetus to the
mailman campalfi in that data. it
banal when begin-10$“:
tbctarill tprouctlouistawllli lihn.
—Pialladaiphlal’rll. .
l
. ....- ..nw —_—.>u1os.l~ .... . .-.WW W4...“
u , , .....
Bargains T ié‘ it "eki‘af
scorn» lllllll’l
A rm; “’Lmn or CARI'ETS JUST RECEIVED
In hloquettes. Velma, Body and Tapestry Brussels. We have the Iarmt arrort»
mom In town. and our prices are the lowest. Special bargain- in BUGS at 81.17.
bureau size $1.75. cheap at $2.25. HENRIETTA CLUI'HB in all colon. 40 Inches
wide, cheap at 50c. our price Will be 43c. Lot of KID GLOVFS at 740, worth 81.
LADIE‘S'BUITS of our own manufacture. at leer than New York prices. Call
find/M)? them. We sell the KABO CORSET, every plll’ warranted, and all other
Comic at the Iowa“ market prices. Our basement to well stocked With all kinda
ol TIN AND WOODEN WARE at prices lower than any house in town. LADIEB’
FALL WRAPS AND JACKETS just receiwd.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. - - NORWALK. CON‘N.
' Important. éPure [Hill lllflllll
Btnronn, than. April 28. '88.
A. F. Quintana. £39., . fimtlagallon.
. i have used Quintard‘e Bamparillal
rinrelnrt Summer and it has put me in rhapeto‘
work onm- mon- when l was» not able to do.
[got nu- malnrln in (Emmi America two yarn
ago and have wilrred from it rinco. illlllfl calomel,
qniiline.etr,.b the wholesale. Quint-nib flam-
GREAT SALE. GREAT SAL *
The Best [loads at the lowest Price 1
Is OUR mom-1'0.
Gram] [Inning of flurflusierylnlernar and Glove Riparian ;
For the Fall Trade.
a .
M I x E D s P I c as I Never before in the history‘o! Norwalk has there been such an unusual flock of the above good- dlrplayod hon. Not;
“my “I“. “ mica mm ,0, ”an“ only It! our stock the largest, together, with the ancient variety. but the moat remarkable feature in our low Thur.
goods were Intended for the grand opening of our New Store, and in consequence ot the dela we have encounter“. we
Will's M the villa?! {35133; i “W GINGER 3001'- decided that the goods must be sold, an we are over-crowded in our present norm, and wlah g to reduce our human!
WWW“, p_ e. um” ‘ . . stock at once the following bargains will be offered to the people oi Norwal and vicinity.
...... ...... Nice Jmcy . Lemons ‘7 ...... ...... ... ...... ...... ...... 5...... ....
l ‘ ' I
GEO. B. PLAISTED, . ' 1‘5 m". ' mm“ U d Wbdglmm 50c avalr, our price axing thll
. y me a pair.
. ..- .w — , ROCK SALT. HAY SALT. n erwearO wdoun Genw Improved Round Double Heel
751dozen ladiel'l'ine White Hall» Vesta and
:ll men, at 27c each; that goods are not elaowhcro
or 50c. .
:0 «loan mire' Fine Icrlno Vent. and Pants.
extra bury, at 37c, worth 551:.
so dozen Ladlea’ Fine White Woolen Vat. and
Penn, a full line at 49c, 754:, (be. 31.12 and $1.25.
100 dozen Ladlea’ Scarlet You. and Pants, a large
monument, at 96c, worth “.25.
120 down Genu' Mixed shim and Drawer- » the
remarkable low price 31c, these good. would be
cheap at 50c ’
andToeBamanocknthuegnod-muevermld
lea-thanmnpalr.wcwlilclopc thi- lot at lie I
50 dozen Gentl’ Berry uni-ton Shaker flocks.
plaudlyea’oldgflcapurmur price tor the plant
on c a r. '
so Children's llxell Woolen Hare, worth
15c. painwewilloflerthlllotatillclpalr.
47 doom Childrenr‘ Ribbed Woolen lion, all liza-
“dram,“itcapalr. worth {leap-tr.
AII Kinds of Whole Spices.
As Much Sitar for the Money
in! any all around hone-t dealer can give.
Ready for Pickling and
[in Call urn
xo'rr: 'rliu muons.
ll: dt 0, C. Java Police .................. 3‘1? pcr lb
llust Maracaibo ('nfl'r‘t‘ ......................... 2’1: .
lire-t Uolong ’l‘r . ... .. .. 471‘ ’
But Japan 'i‘va
l'n-amcry Blith-
l’rcscrving Time Here.
90 dozen Gents' Karim Shirts and onion at 45c
and n wards, very cbea . ’
75 «mn Genin' Pine Woolen Shirts and Darren,
imm me to $1.50, splendid values.
100 dozen Genta‘ scarlet than and Drawers at
Gloves.
m dozen lulled Janey Glover, in black and
colorant 25c.29c.aacand we a pair, 5 per cant.
I!
mm...” pun. , pnm' we. We and 81.25, a better line could not be tunnel.
lung than the co.
Glovu. l land dark tam.
“"1 A Word About flats!
. . . 20 dozen lad
h PM“ 5,," SM L . .. .5“. .1] dozen Gents hhaker Ribbed alum and Daw-
zn mm Bahami- Soap. . .. ...sim 0'15 I“ mm, It Ric. chap 1:61.25. “Emil”: $331“: {emu culi- Illlwagck .8331:
l‘lleet FnlIJvn-am miller-o, mild ............. ice he; 1h One has: 0' out Old Bari Om um: I nglumainnd guppuggm “gear: in len‘no. glove. mu], ”guano . ”than price, just
..-n' ., I , l....l ~r oz , er 5m“ en H car com ton. ' adieu m.
“3' l. in pom “nun" will“: 0|le {:3 do: bags of other. Will wel h 40 and «it! lbs to in): y pctl manly "'12. ”in do Mt “I“
3.... ”man. _ ”Hm. v" do: bu-hel. and it taken mic ty good onto to do it.
81.30a but, You may think you have been feed
ing good min. See can and you may think your
min that! in comparison.
l’mat llomc Inglil‘ilnl: ilillé Hid-per gal, 5 gal tile
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Hosiery. . «fawnmwm
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woon maximum.
noons.
sasn, BLINDS.
HARD woon worm.
0!" ALL KINDS.
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Jyfn if IIAVILANIYS NEW BUWK.
The Boston Store
NORWALK, CONN.
l Wild. PAY Till!
Highest Cash Price
FOB
Ilazs. Iloncs, Bottles iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can hell the pluck by tending poo-
le ward to
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Curlningin Daily (or . fl". Trilulning
FALL AND WINTER WEARE ‘ '
Attht‘ Marco! splate and Sheet Glass.
0. H. Harve .f , "i“ ‘
..-. . y Mama Sawing. Planing.
lc-mmr no!» may now“)! sperm wile.” Ill} '
and Turning.
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BUILDERS
It is not all .
gnu in arc mid on ”W. more! rip! «ml plan nary day i
amin; thryt-nr. Tin-good:- lM‘lll‘l lwtxnht alrich» '
For unit. I Find lllilil rln- prim mtban llu‘ n-ach of ,
run I‘ll-miter. My rt-ak I? (m) nunwruus 1m . “ 'LlJA“ P0”M0“l:,
mm: Ion pm‘rv ‘ Lumber l'nnl hctwccn railroad and carriage .
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Rubber Goodsglml at in of Marshall Street, Jilflmpeckwell,
A SI’ 121‘ I A LT
. 3 South Nor-walk. Conn.
.... pinata“ “Slain, Bailey & Bu.
' EElIlESS
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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
1 James Block, Water ht”
Non-walk, - Conn.
Being unable to manor-crane
HARNESS
To compute with large comma, l have men the
scanty of one o! the olden Ind lanenrstahlleh-
merit! In the state tor the aaie oi
Ilarnvsc, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
Pine Harness To Order.
As usual. at the old mad, when i will k .
for line of Whip. Sponsor, “minim
lichen. Iced Ban. Traveling Baa It.
it EM manna]: ‘
MINES
. nvr.
C. H. HARVEU trauma-1:53:53:
l2 Main Street.
‘ where. Prim too. a parkago. They have noequal
Hur Strength, B bin-n, Amount in Pack-cu
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South 1‘ ornvallr.
l or for Puttin- o! .olor. or non-tadi Quinn».
5 They do not crock or aunt; ”colors. creole by
; nov'r's Pharmacy, and Geo. B.Plalated,drnguinta.
. 11:2. iy '
One of » the Greatest Bargain ‘
Ofi‘ered to the Ladies of South Norwalk and Vicinity. ’
ladies’ Full Weight Vests with Short and long Sle
Also Pants- '
We guarantee these to be Regular 50.,Cent Goods, to be sold 3 days for
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‘The Buck Ranges
Tia Roofers. 9
E. K. LOCKWOOD a; 00.. Norwalk.
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