manna iii THE m.
“I“. Broken line Another Day a
Anxiety and Wild Excite-runs".
CHICAGO, Oct. Ila-The Wildest opening
lines the excitement in wheat began was
My morning, and the markct was the
most unusual for many years. lloceuxbcr
What sold on the curofromshillmild'l,
the situation having become more bullish
over night. Opening prion for Dccomber
were quotnl anywhere between $1.11 and
31.12, the mica being made- at both figures
The first few minute. took it to $1. In and the
first half hour took it back to 8). H5. Then
for two hours the wins vibrated between
81.14% and 51.11, while tlw half frightcned
traders talked over the situation, and other:
got out and kept out {or Ivar of disaster. It
wuabo‘ut noon when December a... pin started
upward, this time Sfllklllp, $1 l‘I‘h but it
attenuation to 81.1.3 within l’l‘ti minutes
Mist, llld by l (Wink if toIlIlIcl $1. 14.
UthI-r futurca followol chmlwr clowly,
October selling to SLHFI and .‘lny to
81.18%. Just before tho I-‘Ion- thI-ro was a
general let up. and primes nasal oi! rapidly to
the closing figures. During the early hours
the excltcxnunt was intense, and brokurs
fought for a place in the pit. Simultamwdy
there way one cent or InorediIl'crcnw in prices
in different portions of the pit. The maiden
bulge was attributcd tothc. shorts in New
York and Europe covering, in addition to
the strong situation generally. Receipts, 114
can The volume of the trade was not to
enormous as on former days. also failurus
would have been inevitable. As it was, the
fact that there were none is mneideml re-
markable. Corn and oats sympathized with
wheat to some extent.
TWO MORE MONUMENTS.
New York status RP‘lments Unveil Bulk
tifnl Memorial Tablets."
Gnflvsnt’no. Pa, Oct. 4.—-'l‘hc Que Hun-
dred and Twenty—fifth and One Hundred and
Twcntyeixth New York regiments" Inouu—
meats weru dedicated yesterday afternoon
with imprcniive service, the veterans march-
ing from town to singler's grove—their posi-
tion during the battle. The One Hundred
and TweIIty-tlfth’s monument in a sarcopha-
gus, surmounted with a granite clover leaf,
the Second corps" badge.
The tall monument of the One Hundred
and Twenty-sixth has a bronze medallion of
Col. Sim-rill, its commander.
The exercises Were held jointly, Hon John
E. Rhinos delivering the oration for the One
Hundred and Twenty-sixth and Maj. Rich—
ardson giving the regimental history. Hon.
Martin J. Townsend was orator for the One
Hundred and Twenty—fifth and Col. Levin
Crandall the historian.
The One Hundred and Twenty—sixth was
unveiled by Mrs. Bnbcock, daughter of Gen
Sherill. Gena. Slocum and Carr, of the New
York monumental commission, spoke at
both.
A campfire at the court house last evening
finished the cxcrcises of the day.
Mr. Blaine Speaks at Detroit.
Durmm', Oct. 4.—-‘.\lr. Blaine spoke for
twcnty—thrcc minutes in the Detroit rink to
an audience LatiIIIIItz-Il at 5.000. All tho rail-
roads ran spccial excursion trains for thc oc-
casion,the cheap rates nnzl tho fmncof the
orator contributing to augment the crowd.
Many ladicI-I were pnscnt. There,- Ivas the
usual campaign hurrah. but the meeting was
not an exclusively partisan one. an was evi-
denced by the quilts} gencral applause which
fullowml Mr. Bluinc‘s rcfcrcnm! to Andrew
Jackson as II great loradcr' of III-unwracy and
which ou-aflonally greeted the nanny of
Cleveland. Mr. Elaine‘s othcr stroking ap-
pnintuicnts in Michigan arc Adrian today,
East Saginaw Friday and lshpcming Satur-
day. Then he goes to Indiana and delivers
the speeches in that state next week.
Costly Fire at Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. Oct. 4.——Tbe Campbell a
Cutler Paint and Gina; company factory,
located at the corIIcr of Eleventh and flick-
ory streets. was IliIItrnyc-d by fire, and the
total hm to the building and stock will sum
up $70,000, while the damage by fire and
water tofudjoining and neighboring struct—
ures will bring the total loss up to $25,111).
Two firemen. Alexander Henderson and W.
H. Marquis. were seriously injured. The
first about the head and body, and the latter
about the thighs
Peabody Educational l'und.
Nww Your, Oct. i—At the annual meet—
ing of the trustees of the Peabody educa—
tional fund, Robert C. Winthrop presiding,
resolutions of sorrow for the death of Judge
Manning and Chief Justice Waite, members
of the board, were adopted, and Chief
Justin Fuller. Senator Gibson and Gen.
Downs VII-re chosen to fill the vacancies
muml by lbw dcaths and by the resignation
on account of illncni of lien Theodore
Lyman.
Virginia's Pint l’lpmtition.
thtntonn. “1., Oct 4. -—The Virginia c:—
position, the first ever held in this stoic, wan
formally optmml yI-etcnluy at noon. Mn.
brawl!» of tho governor, started the ma-
chinery in motion by plucking a rose from n
bouquet, to which were attached electrical
wires. Fully 150.0(1) people were in attend—
ance. The eprsition will last for seven
weeks. Buffalo Bill's Wild West show is one
of the leading features.
The Old Soldlcr.’ Richie.
Aununx,h’. Y., Oct. 4.——-'l'IIe grand jury
brought in a bill of indictment against Street
Buperintcmlent Wallace of this city, for vio-
latiouof statute in not giving preference to
old aoldicrs In work on the stmeta. The com-
plainant is \\ illiam Ryan, on honorably (liar
charged soldier. Wallace, when arraigned.
pleaded not guilty, and ball wan fixed In
rob-coo flipped by Jack Frost.
Burrow, Ky., Oct. t—Tbe ml)!v10 mp
in this and of the county was bull," damaged
by frost Sept. 30. From oncthiri «limo-Illa"
of the crop Iran in the field. II» . all growing
along creeks and hollow mo . I-lly damaged.
mm from all over the c unify are to the
effect that from onctbinl to one-half of the
amp was caught by the trust.
The JIM“. secretary ‘hke- a Britta.
Barman, Oct. l.--lir. Bhiro Axum
secretary of the Japsnue logation at Wm:
and Min Ellen Nicholmn Barry,
daughter of the late Dr. Barry, of Balding”,
were quietly manned at Corpus Christi
Roman Catholic church by Father Burr.
Only a few friends of the contracting parties
were present.
County W's rum.
In You, Oct L—AO s mum of
tbeCuunty Democracy, holdat the Alasta-
dam club? the following nominations m
Em rely decided on: For mayor, Abram
eiwk. Henry Claus-a;
If. C. urphy; for Mt
Gym-O. Hubbell.
AM In autumn.
loom". Oct. twarusblI loch-uh
was” mm Ah}:- ’
two
till hail). “aim
was! “I.“ lowest new,“ a W
“name-tut owl.
Mace 0-! M lie-w
One of the latest improvements in the
newt-tine of poultryis a patent pal-cu
car on the lackawaana railroad, designed
for tbeconveyaaoed live fowl. The car is
two feet higher than the ordinary freight
car, contains 116 compartments, each one
four feet square, to a series of eight decks.
and another one lengt‘hwiae. Tho cupav
cityof the ear is from 3,500 to 4,500 fowls,
amdlngtothaseawn oftbo year. By
a system of drop decks the fowl; are
loaded and unloaded at the bottom of the
canthe sides of which are of strong wire
netting. in which are the doors to tho several
compartments. 0n the top of the car in the
neuter but water tank large enough to sup—
plya full load on a journey of 2.000 miles.
Each compartment is nupplnxl on three sides
with abundant food and water, by n lystem
of troughs and hose thutisrasily worked on
the inside, no matter how great. a speed the
train maybe going at. The food ismrricd
in a box or tank beneath tho car.~lluilway
News.
Four Type Color: oi" Hair.
There are four II po i‘I Ilors of hair-white
blond». blink and thump—and ( .11): of three
as been sudevidr-d into sixttcn different
ehmlcs. Tho coInmoneat typos urc blncl; and
brown, and these are cheap. lioidcu brown
is much in favor, as is puro black, or what. III
called bluo black. Next. Impum white hair
the demand in for hair of the color of virgin
gold. There are many braids. Ina-l»: of hair
colored to meet the demand II itu curtain
preparations, but they prove unsatisfactory.
Many fooliah “'UIIll'll have sought to t'hzlflgr‘
the color of their own trcssea, but they have
uniforndy rcwutcd the attempt. A line suit
of hair of tho purcat blonde t} po will sell for
from 1,000 francs to- [SIM francs. It is said
thatthe Empress Eugenie paid 1,000 francuan
ounce for a braid of golvlcu hair that exactly
matched hcr own—Emile NouI‘I-au In Phila-
delphia Times.
For the Training of Serious.
We have schools for the training of mini}
tern, for tho training of organists, for the
training of Sunday school teachers; why
not. schools for the training of sextonsl
bell ringing; it will lIxIvc'n special coumc for
those who need to ring china-s; It will teach
methods of church ventilation; it will show
how to make a furnace fire which shall warm
the church without burning up the building
or the congregation; it. will show how to pro
vent creaky boots; it will establish a sign
language for counuunicntion between sexton
and preacher during public service—in short,
it will teach the principles and the methods
which pertain to every branch of tho duties
of the modern socrlstan. -—-Bostun Christian
Regiswr.
\‘cry Noticcahle at Saratogu.
Two new things are very noticeable at
Saratogn this autumn. The first is that the
ladle-I have discarded gloves. They do not
wear them while walking, driving, dancing,
or apparently at any time whatever. The
second is the absence of wine in the dining
rooms of the big hotels. When 600 persons
are at the tables it. often haptwnzs that. not:
bottle of wine is in night. The pop of a
champagne cork is rarely heard, and only
now and then does one see claret on the to-
bles. On one day, when there was not a
bottle in Sight, the diners at the table in-
cluded twenty~one men who are reputedly
many millIotmircs -—L‘hicago Herald.
1' IIcrc' Is now filed with awill in litigation
in Monroe county, GIL, a silver dollar that
washoned in 177.3, and has been in [mssession
of the some family for more than 100 years.
it is one of thirteen dollars that were paid to
a Revolutionary soldier when discharged
from the Continental army.
Mrs. Thurber, whose namc hm so often
appeared in the pzipcrs in commotion with
the American opera scheme, is a woman
with whom a chat is always entertaining.
She talks in a low voicc, loaning her check
on one hand, and until sho bzm quitc not
through with what she has tosny her listhn-r
may as n'cll pin-sow hiv soul in mtiI-m-o.
Mrs. ThIIrlIo-r is paxvisuiatvly ‘lt'VIllt‘Ii to
music, and at one timc III-tori» lii‘i' marriage
she sang in the choir of n “1'“ known church.
Her children, of whom she has sot-oral I'cry
bright ones, are taught music under the
direction of a [moist of Sullh‘ I‘clcbl’ity
whosb exclusive scrvius Mrs. Thurber has
retained and who livminherhoust The fail
are of the American or National opera
scheme was, naturally enough. illllnii' to lira
Thurber, but her buoyant dispmitiou smut ro
covered from it and today sin- is wry cur
thusiastic about tho CoIIscrI'utory of Music
over whose fortunes sin) presil Im,
“A curious fcoturc of fashionable
today,” said Ircnc Ackcrmnn,
lately, “is the nmnin of
to do somcthing." The
ionnblo lIIItts-rlly" bu»; as
out as “bucks" and “dandy." 'I‘hc llm
stcp in this direction was tho choc
.itics, and those mu now “minimum." A
woman, to gct away from the lm:-J;qrcnnnl,
must do something spcclnl. Young Mrs.
Pierre LorillrIrIlix' occrcdllcd withn nuvcl
Mrs. Poultncy lligclow has taken to IIIIry
writing. 31”.“)llf‘i'l. (ioolct cxhibitcd ll
portrait ofachild with the riot icty of Ameri-
can Artists. \oun; Mrs. llavcmeycr has
just publishedhcr first literary sketch. Mrs.
Zoe Dana Unclcrhill has recently had a short
atom in Harper II ll eckly Tin-so luilli‘ti Intuit
not. be clawed with tho atnau-um and debu-
tantoa who play their prctty games at clo-
cution, in private theatricals, in art and
music, nor with those maturcr ladies who
road solid papers at. tho Chimeric: do Lundi.
no 1 before their reaper-III c Dante and Shake
.Ipmre societies. Kor flm they to be com-
1 with those who write and publish
books at their own expense. 'l‘hciraim ill for
more serious. They place tin-ammo before
that tribunal which Inmates values. and
when they are successful they pockot their
checks just like other peopla
Probabh no woman in the world bl the
subjectnf more frequent and more absurd
stories than Mrs. John W. Mackey, the wife
of the California millionaire. A favorite
ynrniato the effect that she once kept a
miner‘s boarding house in Virginia City, and
that her future husband was one of tho
boarders. Ammatteroffact, Mn. flackny
merkept a boarding house elther at the
place mutational or elsewhere, and never met.
Mr. Mackay at all until be had acquired the
greaterpart of bin wealth and was living III
Hubert hotels of the country. Moreover,
Mrs. Monkey man from an exceedingly
lifn
llII' Ili‘frcxfi.
I‘Vl'l‘)’ “Ulllllll
phrnac “f:I.~lI
nttcv-rlv t'l-ill‘
good family. Her father was Col Hunger-
ford, an officer in the Unlwd States may
during both the male-II war and the rebel»
lion. Attbeondoftheflrbe was person-
ally complimented by Pruident Lincoln and
received a medal at his band: lira lack”
wan «located at Bi. Catharine's nah-my, at
union match, and lawman has always
bonapuulllrly lylnppyone.
bytbeflniW.» in well known, ro-
eutlymrflndf‘mumonumnulmrmx
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with an aisle rnning through it crosswise 7h“
The school for scxtons will teach the art of .
A. M ”II-
Astraw coloredbnll p, antimalarial!
with a auxiliary.“ walnut with a
basket of imam], a colored man with I
bleket of limeon his head, In W
tailor, awhitegirlwitha newpairof the.
“dam-mafiacountrymiuacbnp
blue unit, with a unchel seemingly quill
vy, were all walking down Main strut
yesterday toward the Catharine ferry. The
bullpupwasahatd of the promotion. lilo
tail stuck out straight, his eyes gleamed and
howdkedaathough full of humour. Sadr
daily the Irish woman slipped on a piece of
applemel. ilerfaetflewoutamlrbedmpped
the basket violently on the monkey. The
monkeyxsliricked; thubull pup arose-abort ‘ '
distancdinthe air, throughutoaishmt and
excitement. and than swept like a flash bov
tween the organ grinder’s loge. Thehalianlu
go them-gnu, tbecrankof whichbebul been
tux-rung” bewalked,aud the ancient Bo
man melody, "Blue Violets,” war crushed to
earth again. In trying to escape the: dog the
colored man dropped his bucket of lime, the
contents of which were Iplattcred over the
nilor, who swore and flung up his arms, on.
of them Itriking the white girl acres the 5
none. lshemtnrnlly ejaculated. The coun-
tryman, likewise alarmed by the dog andtho
commotion ahead, dropped his satchel on the
animal and began to run. The hull pup
howled and the countryman fell over hie
aachcl sprawling, and for the amée of three
minutes Main strcct was as animatcdua
circus—Brooklyultlogle. .
. A Busincu Selim.
“Why do you wait for ten cents?" demanded
a citizen of II trump In City Hall park. "limit
of you fellows only ask for u prnnv."
“Yes, sir," politely reapumle-Il the trump.
“and if they are rcpulscd thcu' can» is hope-
less. With me, lcnn odor l):ll‘j(lll!l>l—+Ilailgli-
ter prices. In this cwc lnIII II Illiug to make
Idead reduction of live cents. llllla enabling
you, my dour sir, to come to the fohla’LlliiCB of
a deserving but despairing fellow being, with
the pleasant feeling that you are not only
doing good. but doing It of. fifty cents on tho
dollar."—-Sew York h‘ml.
The Unrxpcctcd.
What Line I]:- Was In.
What appeared to be II particularly re-
freshing drummer rattlul away to n neigh-
bor in a Sixth III'cIIuo I-lcvntcd car, yester-
day, all about his business succcns. Then he
was curious to lcaru soInrtlIiug‘ abmxt his
neighbor’s affairs. They were very discour—
aging. Ills cxpcnews were $13 a day, and he
hadn't nu...
cxpcct to undo: l'Il’I l‘l I'llliltllk‘l' month.
"My, my, IIHII'I lit-g. Lulu" asked thc offer-
I'esccnt ono. rcfcrring to his neighbor’s can
players.
"Oh, no," replied the $15 mun.
noupluscd the other that. he asked:
“What business are you In, my friI-nd!“
"i sell suspension bridges," was tnocalm
rcjoinder.—Ncw York Sun.
That. so
livid.
This is the 3ng of brevity in business tram.
actions. Placards, humorous and semi-scri-
ous, distributed in mercantile houses, say so.
The very latest indication of rash and a con
vunient means to saw time are the signs in
the stations along tlIc New Haven road
tacked up over Mum: of the clocks. They
say: “This is a clock. It is going. It lathe
correct time. Now shutup.” The placards
III-o the station lllt'll II lump of tiruc.-New
York Sun.
Criminally Carolus.
Miss Milllllt‘ (meeting lit‘l” cousin, young
Mr. Sissy—Why, you arc not. looking well,
Charley.
Mr. Sissy "whip—XII, Manda. l'm unf—
fawing from shock. lune wun Ilmvn Nut
week by a cnwn'ulgu iu i‘cntrol pork.
Miss Maude (indigIInIItlyr-l think it is I
perfect outrage, Charley. These nurse» mm
to think they own the entire wand—Now
York Sun.
The Only Way to (lot It.
The head wnltur ut fl certain envnmer hotel
was named ’l'opp, and the sonata noticed
that if they wished to have a tip top than.
they had I» tip Twp—Now York Tribunal.
Things looking mam.
Mcrchunt—Well, my Mar, 1 male» a»
algnmcnt this forenoon.
Winn—That's good, and now Clara can go
to a boarding school, can't shot-whales.
Jab Elli Enough.
“Neva-usaa crowbarw gator-tired
cinder out of your ey e." ‘A land pencil sharp
audio a line point will work Item if you
jab bard enoughwiktmit Pm Prom.
Improving Slowly.
Jeweler-is your watch all right now, It.
8111in
Ir. Smith-4V8“, no, not yet: but it In.
to be training every dip-«New York Sun.
Not the Accordion litter.
Acct-respondent‘s”: “Would you ore-y
of many reader: Inform a constant
rquwhowtolwm toplaytbefluter” M
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liollttllbl. ”It ’n'noIIInIIfII,
II "1.0.0019 and Real Baillie.» Ap’ta,
so Wuhingtww M... Milt law-Ill.
Have Ilnmrnf the moat mam building lot» in
mom hot-walk and lint Mail for role on
Jul.
mum and ion sold an
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who wmtu boy molt with that W” M
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George ll.‘ Japan-d,
FURNITURE “alumni!
And Fumislii Moniker.
Call sad use I] km
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the Interment of tNMMMIIW
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A SPECIALTY.
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AT Till
Sentinel one.
”33“.
ammonium
Poultry,
VeEetables,
Amp ”mksmm-o-ndonu
J loaflsttk
IIIIIIII Marla
liq-fore Nicholas Elsewhere.
Wetland-“MW to may put
“my.
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All. lllIJEl
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Lowest Prices!
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8303 81‘0“,
have that
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in c are alumina: II
r l,endld try s package of the
camouflage vlngIhocPer Ic bmt'ed Coconut lsccaronl
Will. Bananas, I F. Grapes. Muted Nata. New California Evaporated
Peaches. Orange and Lemonlecl «Land afIIII line of DIIIII Fruits. We hsvu to
pagyon In all on at
ride of out Here.
cw look-sale prices.
Other American Silks.
We have time other make: of American Silks, as well u very high qualifier of Foreign Silks
Trimming Silks.
“or llrlfli'llnflll of Rich Plaid Moire and Stri
Walsh under of i’sIllc, .‘IIIIII and Ilhldome Si lb)
7 w
l cit cts and PlIIslIes.
Six distinct quail us of Purim, beat and modium grade of \‘elveta, 18 shmlca of our 75c. Flash
50 Cents.
We will ml to plum mom of our wonderful 50c.
purest and in every way litt' hat l
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ATPnuWhilcClom Honeyl in the comb. If nu.3 wi h at i
Genuine Baton Brown Bread Ill "W In: '0va h M
win k. Granger,
Wire Steel Door Mata, lipdoututelgsspmm
aniveaiugesuortmeut oldie
Dew Dr0p Canned Goods
gym a. sirloin”
um. I w
Cherie s specialty.
ant clus snd will suit the moat fastidious. We are selling line out Edge Butter at s
New Raisins from file to 25¢ .
ur Tea andCoflcen Bethe very belt. pu puuml Rich I-‘nIl Cream
And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
7O ‘VASIIINGTON
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
BLACK JILKS All] RHADAMES.
liave liade a Large Purchase of Black and Colored Bhudames
Which they have on me today I! follow:
12 pm regular I quality Rhndsum ach. No Inch b
15 platen of s mi helm twain: at ‘25:. III pierce $1.25 Co and llbadames at*5c. .
Faille Francoise.
Wr will all Ill!‘ can wait: Futile Francoise a few daya more Ii 8].
. ' , ,
Black ‘IllIs.
Full omnmmt of the bee: lush» of Foreign Silh, as also our own Guinct Silks, of which we warrant
Saccarappa.
We have now truly frvsb involrc- of th» celebrated
The If and’l 25 numbers arc Int “Ch and durable
'Ith rit‘i’ L“) d for we.
Block Goods.
lit-1y number of ii ark "v m: ‘I-tm- now In stock; prim; from 851:. to 33 iv! yard
Priestly llcnricttus.
WI» III-Io inn- : wry number I: f IIIIIIIc Icirbraltd make
, r ,
New ll can cs
wards of twenty Ilvr new mm in Bin ' . ~ .
lair-I I- black and “Plane Iz'ooIlI- tsn now be seen in our film {33.11“qu h”, acuity in combmation
W.B.I-IALL&CO
, .k Look at Our Large Assortment of
”FURNITURE--
Will sunny You Thur. For
Style, Price and Quality,
:Tlle Piano to Buy In (It
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.‘
111' STAIRB.
sum NORWALK.
cnocsmss‘ AND MEATS
“A? run one "A” 0"“.-
1‘. “RR cum mom.
smrmwoon.
an. out“: mo “can“.
W
mmmnmm 7 mamanromm
i. llllillllllll it Still,
85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk.
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME?
In any other $1.50 and st 75 silk
Regatta Silks.
sp iallot chime excellent Silks, ices
Ii. s yard undcr tI pr Gil, 3'5
kped Silks for trimming: and combinations is compleIc.
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l'l‘ Fllflll 1N Pllllllllll
STREE'P.
in was ever offered' In this city.
No each value can be found out-
Rmanppa Silks which run customer: like so onI
.85,89c. and“; there are from no
Flushes. We claim thin Plath to be the bust finished
ortmeut.
Clean and I‘EFree from.
Slate or Stone.
City of liorwalk d. EagL
Will make daily tri Sunday! .... w .
freight between New rk, Norwalk sud
Norwalk. Will leave fierafmtofBeeklln EE’,
New York. every evening, except
oclock. andon Saturday at 2p. m., have .
walk Bridge and Sam Norwslk WM
Freight taken from and received for,
points on the Danbury and Email
Bhopal; Ballroom at, Greatly 1
Rates.
lic‘tlon to agmuthedm Ci “of NI
and Uhgiw will be rent for
anywhere in New York or its
wan persons In forbid hustling of 5
employeesof the boat: of Int-linem‘goufl
the owners thereof.
E. C.WHITNEY’S lll'l' 8T0“;
57X Main Street,
80. NORWAL .
FRAMING at lowest mines.
Fulllline oL-ArIIsIs' Materials. 5
“one
HEATER '
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Twenty in use in this town. moi illlh .
Sentinel once. when It can be can hepatic.
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W.H. u:
Sole Agent for Norwalk
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SANITARY PLUIBINO mww ‘ I
lilA'l'lllO A SPIRAL".
II'PacIlItla fen csItIna In I. of M
wnnmoroa fl... lath
III-magnum
AT LOW PRICES.
Waumhvsuhdtkswall-m.
flolchester
dreamer;
Norwalk Chronicler