_ ladyvaluo of MOHWIIOO.“
an be can build sleeping cars
litmus bedrooms, but [wagers
. f‘ topayflliuatead oprernight.
”Mm to outcome of old
h idle, in England, and various
bun-to melt it down to make
3.!qu chi] engineer has applied for
_ Jan I Iocouwtive and tender, by
it claims he can make ninety live
, about with ten couches.
‘m Brow, of Neuuklrcllen, Germany.
Hrs “and apt-lee of 02,31) for the best
”I! of preventing the inhalation of dust
”mm engaged In grinding slag.
Manama amber in the world is
, ' hobs" thoGerInsn vessel Grief, of 2,000
mifldbfimhons pOWar. From Kiel to
WWen she attained a speed of
twty- three Into“ an hour.
Twenty or the leading restaurants and
dietiu'l’urlsare bcIug united into acorn-
pdii’y‘. ltscapltal will he zoom francs in
William shares, 18,600 of which are to be
M to the public at par.
We Imermen in the Dec, in England,
hove caught a sturgeon weighing 200 pounds,
muffle feet long and as thick as a man’s
body.’ 'l'hebest previous record wuss 150-
Wgeontwo younago.
”Yale sophomores have declared against
They are entitled to commendation.
MW the practiced has-lug hasdisup—
WMmmtAmerlcaueolleges, its mod-
‘QW "rushing " still lingers
m dovioshas been introdmed for the
Osman army. It is a cloak cut and finished
hmhowuy that two of the garments to-
mybe convened into a tout, the sup
pvt-for which accompany the (flanks.
Afsw yearsago the Argentine Republic
“not raise wheat enough for home con«
million. last year it exported 7,,000000
W Immense tracts of pasture are
being convened into farm land, and the
Wis becoming a great grain growing
new submarine torpedo boat has been
both France and Russia and is said
. ‘occssfut Itis driven by an Edison
‘ ,provided with compressed oxygen
forum under water, and a largo pair of scis-
J M projecting from the prow, in order to
dittorpedo wires.
Frank Crahtree and Hgnry Cy rus killed an
old bear and two cubs out in- Oregon. They
wentuftarthe game with a team, when one
01 their mares ltecamc infuriated at the smell
dblood. She attacked Frank, knocked him
down ind stamped on him, and struck old
Ir. m in the face, nearly killing him.
Thegt‘butest national debt among the nu-
{ions of the globe' Is borne by France, It is
86,250,0m,01).llussiu comes next,
with 83.6“), 000. 000; then England, with 83, -
WNW Austro—Hungary, with 82,485,-
«MW; Italy, with $2,225,000.0w; Spain,
www.mo and Prussia, with 81, -
WW oftheword honeymoon is
may... by a good authority: “Among the
Wuatiomoffiuropethere wasau
, wacticeofuewly marriedcouplesto
J Iiuormead,akindofwiue
M fruit: lime! (by dromel) for thirty days
MW Hence thetormhoneymonth
t’r’lfiiumoou. Attila, the Hun, drank so
wind“ at, his wedding feast that he
4 young girl in Loudtmhas turned the
c urtto profit by going about and
incidents in the public thoroughfares
Myth» Shehuauucyo forsituations,nud
mm full of natural spirit and action.
Jis‘ out from 10 o’clock until 3, and under
”uncharacteristic scenes of city life
W turned into hard money. Her pict
g used a great dgal' In studios, and they
of suggestion.
We! Eatonton, Ga, uuokes about
”re re Ends of tobacco yearly in apipe
Mb lure-is over two hundred years
Oilfhis loads a mathematical person to
calculate that if that were the average
muslin the pipe since its first day
Ifilfipoux’u’lsofthe weed have been burned
itsbowl audif the first 812 hadbceu put
outs: “compound interest at the meet“)
par cent. it would now have grown tothe
field! 819756.448,” Just how this would
have benefited the first owner of thepipu
‘dmsuutappesr.
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.
Alurgeovalboxof chased silver for bold-
flgciganortobaccohaacomeiuforths
ii'ulidaya
* "4 soldwueh in the form of ahcurt, with
”I“ in thcceuter, is- favorite with senti-
femininity.
Jfilancyclocklsset in the face of am
banner, held aloft bya kneeling cupid.
babe! myx enameled in gilt.
:qmwchisofbmuuinthcshapeofan
”flmmnumbcnlalaidiucuaml,
Inhibit-hunknmlve fromtbsandd the
flat.
‘Ilolasrscsutladlss'watcbes haveanuggst
casswithuncnamaldialiubluesnd
_.. Thebmfigumhehgluwhimths
lsrathsrstrlkiugotfirstsight.
:32?0udthslstcst foreign feminiuefuhm
”hmthseudsof theslesves so
mush-cultural Mugapufiof gold
“hawthorn“
‘2u formidablspapsrwdght is do
hflbformofasilvsrhssustplateaud
”mung Austrian armor. They
Mus alabolllasicuuouyx.
,anewforahdy'swatehku
’ daadnahhedcaaeaurmouatedby
Woldiamoudu Til-pom
“ibupummmm
nubile enter.
it ‘ mwmhsrabamma fable-2
2 from I! the III. MD!-
"buyer ”that oldwomsutbsnf” said
about policeman who is flattened at the
New ork end of the big momma”
tollrookl ,tbeothsrday. t'Justvratchher
and ass w tube does”
f Blame tidily dressed old woman, with
apule, ma face, and she was making hes-way
slowly through the tangle of tracks, carriages
and pedestrians inhrk row, opposite the
bridge entrance. libs touched the curb at
last land slowly mounted the step to the
bridge entrance. Instead of following the
crowd to the cars or footway. she went over
to the north wall of the entrance, when. she
stood a moment as though meditating. Then
she suddenly knelt down and with her eyes
closed and her head bowed, began moving her
lipaaalf in prayer; ' title was on her knees
but! mom. when the got nimbly to her
locum! moved toward the promenade en-
traxIne.2wben she paid her coat and started
on foot toward Brooklyn.
"Every day at about this hour that same
woman comes here and goes through pre-
cisely that some programme. I asked lll'l'
one day when she startod ‘uway what was the
nutter, and she said, “line only ‘pruying,’
and that is all lover got out of her, ll'botber
she is afraid the bridge will fall when sh»:
gets on it, and so prays before setting out on
tlIealaIIgoI'oIm journey, or whether she is in
the habit of praying at about that. time of
day and finds the bridge entrum'o a nice re»
tired spot for religious exert-loos, l nevi-r
could make out, ‘All I know is that she
comes every day and prays every day, and
seems a perfwtly rational, I'opcctnblo old
body. The fact is that we here on the bridge
do we come queer specimens of humanity
among the tens of thoIIsaInls who go by us
every day'."-New York Sun.
Amusing Blunders in Speech.
A 2“bull" may be said to be a gross contra—
diction, (.r blunder in speech. It was do.
rived from one Ulmdiah Bull, a lawyer in
the time of Henry VIII, who was celebrated,
rather than famous, for the blunders which
fell from his lips when he pleaded before the
judges.
A witty Irishman, upon being asked for
the definition of a bull, said: "If you see two
cows lying down alone in the meadow, the
one standing up is invariably a bull."
Miss Edge-worth, in her essay on “Irish
Bulls," gives the following: "When I first
saw you, I thought it was you, and now I see
it is your brother.” “I met you this mom
ing and you did not come; I’ll meet you tor
Inonow morning, whether yougcomo or not."
“Oh,il Iliad stayed In that climate until
now I‘d law 0 been dead tvm years.”
Darin the Imb rebellion, anlrish paper
Pnbfishcl a this item: "A man named Mn
L'urthy was run over be a passenger train
and killed on Wednesday. He was injured
in a similar any two years ago."
III I784 the Irish house of commons issued
an order to this effect; "Any member unable
to Writs) may get another member to frank
his lettvr for him, but only on condition that
ho certiflm with his own handwriting his in-
ability on the back of it.”
A Well known English epitaph commences
as follows:
“minder, if thou canst rcml." This is
somewhat akin to the hand board which
read: The ford is dangerous when this
board iscovcred by the water "-12er N.
Staulfer' III The Epoch
Double Girdle- for Slender (Jiirls.
A new device suitable for the costumes of
slender Women is the double girdle. The
waistof thedras forthis purpose is made
unusually long and loose, and then a metallic
belt of some sort is worn just above the hips,
while another encircles the body three or
four inches higher up. The effect is to in»
part an appearance of supplcuem and grace.
The suggestion for the duplicate girdle was
probably found in the bdlets of the eastern
nantch girls. It is certainly novel and
seductive. I saw at Leno: several elegant
morning drones made for these double belts
in India msbmcrs and failie in contrasting
colors. Some of the m gowns similarly en-
circled were wonders in richness. The pic—
turesque and fanciful ctutumes of Oriental
countries had all been laid under tribute to
furnish ideas for these luxurious garments.—
New York Cor. Pioneer Pres.
English Will Not Have It.
In nothing Is the contrast between English
and American temperaments better illusv
tratcd than in the readiuem which our peo
ple show for radical changes in the way of
improved travel. A new invention to expe—
dite the handling of freight or baggage is at
once caught up here, but inBugiaud they
will not even change from the old method of
checking and ”checking baggage. One large
Eu road sent nitrous a oonmdasion to
loo 'ovcr our railroad system and report
available improvements. The report favored
our American plan of checkIng, but the Err
glish people will have none of It. They pro
for to see to the delivery of their baggage to
the cars and from them. But their special
ahhorrcnce is ouropen cars and Pullman
system. To an American thislooksliko in-
excusable old frgymwmbcmomt.
Preserving the Poor Elephant.
It Is gratifying to noticethat thopoor Afri~
can elephant which anybody has been at lib
my in about, if only for the fun of mating
him tumble figures for preservative puro
poaasin section 2lof tboelnrtcrofthenow
British But African com y The com
pay is thereby authorized-t: regulate the
huntiugofelephautsiu its vastdotnain, and
to take any steps mammary to perm this
noble puchydarm in his native wilds. These
intelligent beasts doubtless rdthe white
man as the mortal enemy of kind. for
they have had no pauc- whemsr thsCaup
outauhasappeursdluJAfrwa. Itishigh 3W9”
timothat anmsthiugwsn donate preserve
them from thoughtlam and lull-minim
slaughter.-—BewYorkBuu.
“attain.”
Tbs Bev.A.B. making of s
www.mld' “lf'hswoula mad
preachers who
woulldoapuatwurkhthwwld.”
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pollouuaa atuIeDatmlt and
deputy ”testis ‘
"No. sir.” replied the ofilcer. after an in»
“That’s a waddeuco quu' a check.
how much did you let him have?”
"Thirty dollars."
“Well, you have been awlndlod. Didn't
you ever read of their games?
"Lots of times,”
"And yet you were roped in?"
"You."
“I can't help you any."
"I don't want you to. I want you to look
at this. "
II»: handed the officer a parcel which, upon
being opened, was found to contain a large
bunch of human hair which had been pulled
out by the roots, together with a pisceof a
man's car.
“And count this, ” added the man, as he
held out a roll of money
"llere are 370, and what does it all meant”
asked the “officer '
”I In the man that was swindled. This
track belonged to the chap who thought he
had caught a sucker. See the connection?
Closely observe my left eye. See any sqth
in tlwrol Fuel of my head. Any soft spots
any where around? ’l‘ra Ia, old boy . and tell
’em not to weep for yours truly !"——Detroit
Free Press.
no llclped Him.
“Bay, pun), I'm starving. Gimme a dime
for a meal, won't yer?"
The speaker was a Imdcyed tramp. The
man addressed Inightlmvo been onoofthe
McAlliater 400. The scion of aristocracy
allowing his eyestorostunfondly upon the
unshaveu check and chin of tho hungeriug
soul
”licult," he said. “licah’s u quartuh. I
don‘t give a rap for youab hungnb, but full
the sake of ausIIcty gonml get shavcil.”-—New
York Evening Sun.
A Good Man to Lend ”ooh To.
i orkins—ll'iIK-dunkn, I have accidentally
lost that book I borrowed of you the other
day. I'm awfully sorry. for l hadn t quite
finished it. h on haven't anotbtr copy, have
you!
“immune-l have not, Corkim, but (sug-
gestIIc-Iy; there' Is a bookstore next door to
my office.
L‘orkins (considerably relieved) ~That's
lucky Y on c an gr t another one withoutany
trouble. III cailnround tomorrow. Splendid
book, II ipednnks. lwouldu't miss reading
it for $100. —- 'hicago Tribune.
Taking ['p the Thread Again.
There had been a runaway A pair of
horses were down, a carriage smashed to
pieces, and the driver and a lady lay groan~
ing on the grass with their hurts. The street
car stopped and many got oil to render old.
Among those who at; Iod on the rear platform
were two ladies, one of whom held up her
hands In horror and exclaimed:
”Mercy on me! but what an awful, awful
affair! How long did you say you boiled
your grape jelly, Mrs. Smith i"—-Detroit Free
rcss.
A Wearing Responsibility.
Bishop ito Pat, returning from work)—
You look tired. Pat.
Pat—0i um, sorr It's a harrud day I've
had, sorr, as foreman o' the gang—tin
straight hours.
in this world. 1 often put in eighteen hours
a day.
Put—Y Is, your rivirence, but your
wurrncl: is aisy loikc, and clone, and yes
baseut any responsibility. -—New York Sun.
Too Much Erratum.
A papier macho figure of a dude was on
exhibition at a recent state fair. It was a
valuable instructor to tho fencer, who mu-
sidcred it quite as much of a curiosity as the
mammoth squash, and some grungen mis-
took it for uncwbrand of scarecrow; but,
after all, it was a great waste of pupier
macho, and state fairs should not encourage
such cxtravugmica—Norristown Herald.
a Galina for Advertising.
A doctor in an Ohio town, who lives ona
streetleadingto thocemetery,has a rever-
sible sign. Usually the sign presents his
nameand ofilce hours; but when a funeral
muses, he turns it over, and then the follow-
inglegendisdisplayed: Not mylpatieut; I
cure all who follow my directlousl’ —New
York Tribune.
Ila-rim
Miss Eva Ready (who has been spending
thosunnucr on a fanny—We had a terrible
earthquake out in the amntry.
MI. City Tied—Indeedl
”My. yen! heard Mr. llayl-Ierd, where I
was boarding, tell his wife that all the corn
was shocked—Drake's Magazine.
Auto-nodal“ for Both.
Occupant (of Boston herdIc, to driven—I
say, driver, I paid you double fare to drive
slowly!
Driver—Tia, sorr; but the other glut paid
me double fare to drive fasht. Oilldrive
fasht half way, an’ slow the other half. (M
or lung there-The Epoch.
A ”use cm
Bbe ion board the yacht Fleetwiugl—What
urethsy doing. “out. (loldbraidt
lie—They are weighing the anchor.
are they! Would you rah! sak-
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raunrkablemsuiuflhieaga
Pbilade BM Inwliatwayt
Iphiao—
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glanced woefully at the union of poverty,
Bishop—Ah, Pat, we all have to work hard 1“"
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Room 50
Washington street, south Norwslk jela 8m
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cache! of
Pianol‘ortmm organ and Musical
Composition.
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J ~omcr up WIDKICI' u
('or. um Avenue and Butler Street.
RUIKWALK. CONN.
omen noun—bum 9 a.m ~, from f In .3. and 7 so
8 p.Iu.; Sundays—2 to o pan
”'Coumunteatton by telephone
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all . I’J IBM 775 dlw
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and [stimulation
Jobbingh of all kinds promptly W In
Aim street near lat:
P. 0. x “3. South Norwalk 0:.
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mm
Sewing Machine Supplies. J
Attachments. Parts, Hurdles. Betta. etc. furnished
“one"! Repairing of all kinds and man: of
ticwin ' lashiua. (I. II. BRAILBIL
last" no. Norwalk scour
J II. KAYMONID,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract
(lute foot of Ilmland lit. on Water P. I). Box 61:
J I). JPJNRIJNGS.
Successor tel. B. Quinn-rd.
Undertaker III Elubalmer.
ELECTRIC Innlrr sum. us run omen.
No. 4 Knight 3t. Resultant, 5 Elm at"
see-3m Norm-III. Conn.
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”at!!! for Weddings and Partial. Ice Cream
manually on hand forth: sick and well. Illa cele-
timed Rom Bantam] WWW
so IAIN at. NORWIILI, c1.
Son-I'll unusual savlJJnos luau.
5| Washlugtou Bluest.
um Dallyfroms mum,“ from I map.-
au mumrdayneuingafms the
filament allowed on Deposits.
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seen . :10
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nihilism. II unommnn,
Auctioneers and heal llsiatc Aa’la,
u Wall-gt" 01.. South small,
Bansomcofthr most desirable building lots in
Booth [lawsuit and last Iforwalk for rule at
I muesli-Ila sold on but those
who want to buy consult with l before indium
amtomssudrssuaolleud. Museum
George II. Raymund,
FURNITU RE DEALER I
And Furnish mg Undertaker.
(allusions-glans ofalllrafioftumu-s.
as flat- MIMI.
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one Insist l“mmflsskwuhdownloads:m“ thswui
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Itiy’s Karim“! lasiugtoa amps. with dwelling
bonas,mw on First avenue, Benedict
Pam 'my feet Mg}... .nam hundred and any
eeldeep; oueknwltb dwellingM on Third svsullv.
in" Imam“. nu
II.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Ha__r_d on Finish.
W. ,0“- QUINTARD,
sumo BALI. W.
Slate - Roofing
We areprcpamdtotlo almolaaslobof
SLATING
lu eltha BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PINABOYB SLA'I’
at 5 out: no infant and
Parties wishing slate roofing should call on us
before contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK & 00.
Water sum: of Buvilaud South Swath
J. 'I‘JCIB‘TRAM,
OP'I‘ICIAN,
83 Main St. South Norwalk.
tonal Imperfections detected and corrected.
Gold 3 meta, Bow»! and Eye Glasses
Our fans“; are of sum quailtyaud at Immutable
prtcas. II '3, If
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Offices, 43‘; Mom 1-1"wa
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THOSB WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01'
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always freehaudatamodaatspvtcuwoalalowsll
walnut:
Central Marie
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
om solicitodaudgoodsdellvm-d to any part
of City.
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AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
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The Beat Goods for
the heart lousy
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ll. 8. llllWll’S
BOW I SHOE STORE,
M brain’s Block
”“91 We
use “I "D
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wutsldsof u:$&um thaslahhor-J
whicharsiualltbenew
onspwm by selecting "outbursts“.
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Special vlmportatiOn.
BY JWHI’I‘B LINE STEAHEB "BRITANIOJ’
1 ha thlsds «Itemdatthecusm-llouaastthls one lot of Silk Warp Henrietta cloths
. re ' mmmmmmumvg'nmum Ladle-can save
BROADCLOTHS
W sl off ourowu u,lmportstioa flflv manila-Broad: Broadcloth, ouwhiehwegusrautceu sav-
luuofzoenc‘iusyysrd. Prices, .l.‘l..fiandfl.iifl lachlothastwei'vcshadus.
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
OumofthewIMandhest Brunette Cloths ever brought to this
marketm will be 01:3, today, also a Isthmus of medIuaI grades of Cashmere» and Hewlett». prices, 873‘
cents, we... we. W . the. .thc.
COMBINATION SUITS
We shall open to day one hundred chw and beautiful suits and only one of a style will be sold in the
city
'75 CENTS.”
120 Pieces of men Black amines. Colaedlihadamas and Black Bullies, our best stoogooda at 75
cents.
An Ilnusuul Opportunity Io Buy the Renowned Gull-ct It Clo
«Black Silks.2
2.42 mm». ..
To stimulate the silk trade we propose to sell during the present week five lots of Rich Black Gm
Grain bills. the genuine GU [NET goods, at the following prices as etc, ’1 on tub. $1.25. 3|.” per
yard. These are low figure» for rich Black ullks but they arenot ac ingl low c of goods;
In the contrary. they are madeof an excellent quality of puvc silk, soft, rich an ban use, and as
famous for service as any silk In the world.
room and see what we pronounce the best value that has been sold for 25 years.
Fa111e Francaise.
Alot of mpieas 24 inch wide. the genuine SI ,flquality, will he opened today at 81.17.
value-was ever ofiaud in the city before.
Colored Franceizlse.
Tw‘cmy- -two new shades, the same grade that we have usually sold at $1 25, will he sold at 31 to in
due: early pulchasing.
W. B. I-IALL&CO
in s’, Lalies’ lllll llllllfll’l
u
‘ No such
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. lllllllli ii SllN,
85 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW P IFElll'lllll BUGKWHEIT FLOUR IN PACKAGES
Also Pure While (flora flimsy III the comb. If you wish something Iaidid, trya package of the
Genuine Baktuu'lsrmru Bred at We. per huge. Wage mei’v'iug4hs%ebrft‘ed N attenuating! wearing
twiceawec . “mam . rapes, Ix us our team vapour
Apricots. . Willing: and Lemon I, and aJull line of Dried Fruits. We have to
arrive a large assortment of the
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Whlshmatflctl firstclussandwilleait the most fastidious We meaning due GilthgeBntterst a
lowprlcew Itwi ypa yoatocallouus Newflaisius from We to ”I: per pound. loch Pail 0mm
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And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 W,ASHINGTON STREET.
A Look at Oua- Lnrgo Assortment of
--FURNITURE--
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The: Pinon bonny its at.
DAVID STOW’
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 3"1'.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
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Helical BI Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LII.
Inualk llewlurl.
~THE PROPELLERS-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily WNW}, Sundays excepted, for
freight between Norwalk and South
got-uglgwm leave Pinafooogr‘f Beekmau
cw 0 every mm , ex Saturdays.“
nclnck sadou Saturdavg at 2 p. on. leave Nor-
geandSout Norwalkeverycvenlnz-
Freight taken from and received for all
pol-ta on tho Des-bury and llorwalk and
shaping Railroads at Greatly noduoul
Intel.
InUpon a lie‘tion to agents the Ci of um
will be sent fors'pcdal ‘ of freight
anywhaciuflewYorkorIts ctnlty.
Wall persons are forbid trusti an of the
thohouts of this line In; ’J
employees oftho on accoautof
the owners
E. l}. WHITNEI’ S ART STORE,
87% Main. Btroot,
$0. NORWAL .
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
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Full line at Artists' HaterIals.
GET THE BEST-
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HEATER.
Mtyin use lath! town, neoftlamlutbo
Sentinel once. where Iteaa hasosn luopsratiouou
application.
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W. EMEEKER
Sole Agent for Norwslk.
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SANITARY PLBIBING AND 10' m0"
name A SPECIAL".
ins-widen uni-oi W0
WASHINGTON ME. 80!“ m 0%.
99 MAIN STREET
anew am. noon.
First-class Grannies
AT LOW PRICE.
VaaIwaahanoakaad think-m
llolchesier.
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Butler
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