More Reports of Ruin Wrought
by the Rushing Waters.
V’l‘lllhl LAID WASTE.
WHOLE t‘ 0|“
Iluntlsgdon. I'm. Damaged to the Ellen!
st WIND—(inning Crops [IntroyodI
no Cumberland Valley's (II-eat Loss.
William-port III a Bully l'llght.
HUNTINGDUII, Pu, June li—le receding
waters have made the JIliIintIIl river mu! m
Raystowu brunch pnml-lu in IIIm-rnl plum-II,
andcourior: have llrt‘ll'l‘l III-tiring news 0t
‘3. aqul result of lllt‘ llIIIIIl from llInll‘III-II to
uuflngdou on the llIIyIItown brunch and on
bbwhwwn on the .lunlnta rIver. The do
vaststton is the greatest In control l’euusyl-
Vania, except, of course, in Johnatown. Not
a house ht left that Mood Within reach III the
I'ollon atreum hero. TlIodIuIIngo to prop
at] in MM” here, while the other towns
to the county have suitor-ed t‘um‘slmntllllgly.
At Hapleton the inlmeneo tunnery ot l. A.
Roberts Ira» dmuagod to the extent of $1”.-
000. and the luau to other property mll reach
3100.000 more.
Growing crops in the lmvlnlnll wI-rc do
strayed. As tar as known me home. have
hem: dmtroyed in this county. {elk-t Conl—
mittens are now seeking uinstmIm tor Ill!
“tutu and mfilflflth! is coming in slowly.
Three lantllics, cumprining blIlA‘ull persons,
living on the ltaystown branch. named Dean,
Moor and Montgomery, an- nnmiug, undil
h believed they were swupt away with thI-iI
bonnie. Much turnnng land along llltlbll’l‘allll
is utterly ruined, the boil having been waahe.‘
away to rock IIIItIIII. I
In the Cumberland Valley.
CUMBERLAND. l'.,II Juliet) -"l!III flood in
the Cumberland valley has paved, and w:
loss iI estimated III: E“, H -|. 'l'iI-Ire I: no log:
of lite.
BEIII‘OIID, [’:I., J 'Ine l5.——3lm ii \V. liai-
tord and party tll‘t‘|\'nl here by I'o-II-h from
Alloonu nnd lI-ft Till the llnltiInIII'II and Ohio
mud [or Wanlnngtun thi> IIIIII‘IIIII,.;,
At “illiamwporl.
WILLIAM rum, In, June (ix—Thur) for but
sixteen lI'fnUllS IIrI- lsnou II to have been
drowned lII‘rt‘. ’l'IIx- l‘hfilil pruzwrty in tin.-
city. Including the lugs “‘llll'it “I'm out (It lllt‘
lIIIoIn, valuml III éfI,IIIIII,Iu-II_ will “mu-gun
about $12,IIIII,I7U. The luIIIlIvr lllt'rcllfllllé
nlung the I'm-r “"1”! are ULt‘ crrnt- .‘l losers
The hilly I: In» (lll'rlt‘tl nuny III-re rhea]
structures III-I-an-Il by poor pmplo. lt h
estimated that IIinut one thousand penph
nre bowie». 3d Iyor l"hl':I.'l|.l3ll tclogrnphvd
for [Ir-Inch. ns and tunts. chen car loads ot
prov-gum arrive], and will bueribute-l.
A car lurid nt‘ tent: [Ii expeI-tul in twin)".
TI.I;I'I- i~ dungcr nf an epidemic, Imiug h
the filth and decaying tuuttI-r which lrih larcll
scam-ml n.l III’I-r lhI- flooded district.»
Mayor .I"t)r‘l'lll In hm tulvgrnplII-d tor a huge
supply ot 'll'l':[l.’l".¢".ltl.-, and till p-Imibhr pl":-
cautiuns an Iron; tall I; to [tl't'l‘t'lll II [Va-lb
leave.
Forty-tun hmIItnl lull: l.tl\'l‘ tun N-Lll.
from llI'IrrgiIurg tlziI- man, with h; “Ill.
and II new hum Illl Int. “el'c tourist in on
old n'lW mill, and rIIIIIIv Ii III the (.in hr.
pitnl.
llplIrtn trIIIn up the» rI‘.'I-I' (In: that a turn
nIInIIIeI-ut luzh’ “H" the ~h In». .\t hunt 7.4,.
(115M?) tI-ct wtli rmI-h lb » lArIlll tEII~ xnnnu 'r.
Frlghtful buffering.
BALTIXI‘IIEB. J2me:- li—A Williumfiu at. Mt,
Incubus been Inn-rind told «It the III-atruo
that and truth-ring cans-I! by the thud» along
the line of the Potomac riv- r and the canal
lam-stern Mnrylzin-l. l’I'hilI- lllt' la».- n! lite
will not exceed twenty. IIIIIIII; t~I tlII- Imm-
’ .ing given the people, thI- Il-atrnr’tion of prop-
erty was lumlcnse nn'l h('lvl'l”~ el bulges were
swept away. leaving hnIIIIrmlI- at people
“wineries: and :Il:I'.u~t :Ialrving. ln Williams»
port alone (Ill h‘undny thirty homeless and
destitute tuniiliI-n “are to], end at Point ot
Rock: at bust. {III-ty tannin-I are utterly
destitutr and culturing. The sum.- is true at
Sandy [lock and other little villagw, along
the Potomac, mine of It lIiI-li have been almost
annihilated.
All uleLg the truck of ti: e III-(Id :Ire pitiful
seems at :ziti- ring, uni In ’5' families are
living sheltI l in»; alum, rthI IIII- l lIInks. The
people were “NF. ‘3' l.IlIoIIrs 1'. «Lung; on tin.-
canal, and all their earthly [WI~r'.‘-:Ii’*th “en-
IIWFpt away with ti.I.ir lII-II;I.~.
Navigation In l’iIIeagmabv lay l~ badly
obstructed by the IIIIInc-nw quantity II! logs,
lumber and other drift material.
I’zmsurmi, \'n., June 6,—1 n» fragile! in
the Ammnuttnx rive-r is lagt :ulni ling.
New York's Custom Horne.
\Vasnlsutnx, June ll.——'l'hc civil service
connnhrmners having («Included in part their
investigation into the hunt Inanugement ot
the New York Cllrtnltl Lulu», >1) tar as the
behavior of the [nail czazninmq lmard and
the «nation ohhe proper orwrvana’: 0t civi
service as regards entrant-I: emtltmn‘tiutfi are
concerned, find in smitten».- an tulle“; "The
, .reccnt mingemunt of the examinations for
admission heel bum clmractlfizsd by great
laxity and negligence, and on the part at
sane (It the (:Iutom house employes by posi-
tive trawl. Accusations have been made to
the commission showing that the practice ot
keeping the markings and the li>t (It eligibles
met has given rise in the mimh of applb
cant: to the auspicmn, whether Well or ill
(mulled cannot new be said, that those whc
Iran without pIIlItiI-al bucking did not re-
csivs justice. Tuxldnnny has Int-n adduced
tosllow that Certain members of the examitr
tag board have openly snot-red at and ridi-
cuied the law they were suppwal to cutm'ce,
and have permitted the examining room to
be made a headquarters and gathering
phat tor politicians. This cornmmion in-
mds, whenever metiLable, to insist that
lb manning buanl shall be composed ot
rut who hau- nottu'uen active part in politir
calculate, In order that up; exummntion
, sllllbc {realm all suspicion o! partisan-
sflporbud faith. For its laxity and negli-
gracein themstters herein specified the board
dmminasdn the New York mtom houk'
bba'cby ensured. We hereby reconnnend
tothecollecta'ot the port that Charles F.
Tea-hum? and Haul Hollander, customboux
employees, he dropped Iran: the service, the
'ustimouyesto may misconduct heingcon—
clunre. lt' flour opinion that the testimony
am in cmnsction with the surrounding
' canola-all" circumstances would also jur
my the rctnovsl 0! Frederick Davis. We
ab With file certain affidavits and evi-
dmalakabdoreus «meaning them at
M F. Tuhune. We helluva that be
w hhdicud and presented undersec-
h‘bdflls civil must", as theatllda
“fizz-1h. “in“ own ants-ion
w m, our own opinion,
autumn-to harebamgnutyouio.
Humid kw. 'l‘bb matter will be brought
”hm ot the district attorney (a
“mm II New York."
w III-piss Ilka.
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Why, thlsegghuadoubloyolk.
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ILMIL‘I.
AI Bouton—
bI-IIIIII DIOOIIOOOOH
Philadelphia ,.ocooootIIIIIOI—A
Bulletin Madden, tiuuwll and Kelly; t‘ansy
and Home uh
At. l’tttsburg ,
l'ttuhln‘gIIIJIIIIIIIpolw quIII- Inmtlnmnl on M.“
count of III".
A! “'anldnxto» .
Waulnnutuu.. ..0 0 0 I 0 o o 2 0—8
“l“‘lll‘k ........ 01IOI0003~C
llallerlI-s: lemon unit. L‘liirk.welch auIllur
plIy.
At t‘hicummmt gam- I .-
(‘hicagn ........ 0 It 0 0 0 0 ll 2 0 l—G
Cleveland, 0 0 l) 4 0 t 0 0 u t' 7
Ballerina buyer and lmrhnu, llakrly and
Snyder.
Iii-«Inn! gnIan --
Chicago... ,...0 0 0 ll 0 2 0 0 0.5
Cleveland... ....... l 0 0 2 I: 010 x l5
Ratio-rm: Hull-blown and h‘IInInn-nn, U'llrI'II-u
and zllllllll‘l'.
AIIIIIII'IATIIIN. I
[H llroIILly'll'r
Brooklyn ...... 1 t) l 0 ll 0 0 2 1-4
Kunwt‘ny. ..0 0 0 2 II 0 0 II o. 2
llntII-rII-II. l'llt‘llllll'l’tl nnd IlIIIIIIIIIIg,SIIlIII;IuIAIId
Donahue.
At l’htlIIIlrlplIia—
Athletic .............. 2 l a 0 I: 0 l 0 l’r-ll
bIIIiIIvIlle ......... 0 .‘i 2 0 3 l l 0 0—10
Italic-nub: \l‘cyhlng a d CI‘UIII. filmltou and
CIIIIII.
AI Baltimore « 3:3“
BalIiIIIIIrI- ............ 1| 5 I l 0 2 2 0 0-12
(‘Incinnntl ......... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2w 6
Batu-rim: Kilroy and Tate I. Hui lane and [ice-
nan.
At Columbus—
OIIIIIIIIIIIIII.. ...0 0 0 3 o 0 0 0 0~I
Btlnnlin‘... IOSOOOOOX—l
llIIItI-rlee: [lithium and l'u-ples, King and
“myth.
Il’l'lltill “AUDI.
At NI-II’ llmo‘nr
.VIIw ”men, . .o 2 l‘ I l) 0 0 0 0—!
[much . I ll 0 0 0 2 4 l l 9‘
lLIIII-III-s: llernrr and Cubill, llurInI and Mur
phv.
AI ll.II'ItIIrd—
llr'IIttIIrl ............. U l [0 0 0 010—8
\t' IrI-I~sIIr. 2 0 ll 0 2 2 I 0 0—7
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lJIlHl-rll Syracuse ItIInII- pIIsthInI-d on ucconnt
01mm
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l'IIIpirI- 5;: gann- to Toledo nt I'IIII III
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l"l'tl'\1 (‘InIlIInun IIIIII .‘I‘nllnuz, t‘ullnlmn 11114)“?
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I .III riII: lirans and tlIIInllrlI-In. tann’ and
UI iii -Il
”NJ-Ne) t'Ity .
L‘t,‘
Jrr-u-yt‘lty 3 II 2 0 1t 2 t 1' 0—48
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'II~ l'ufllth‘flntl TrI'Itt,JncIIln' nIIII Will
Races.
.v'tt Jerome Park—First race, six turlonges;
ilnI: {III-k tint, Jay i'. Dee soc-Ind. Persim-
Inv‘ III third; llItll', l:l‘~,‘,’. h'econd rum, swoop-
I-mi. I - llllll' and thm- ~9ixtmnlhs; Erie first,
7.4 II‘Ixyrm Stet-Int, The ‘ennn third; time,
2' :tit’v. Thild race, tree handicap awn-Intakes,
1,400 ynrd~ ; Belinda first, Ovid second,
Grenadier third; time, lz'll. 'uurth race,
thI- Yullk'chi stakca {or L'rymrohht, tour and
n lmlt tnrlongs: l'urndo: tirst, l’h-IIb: hee-
IIIIII. Rant-nous third; time, 56}. Fifth race,
IIrn- lllllt.‘ and halt a tnrlong: Major Demo
first. J. A. ll. second. Vivid third; time. 1:52.
Sixth rnI-c, one mile; Main tint, ltipton
sm': Ind, Mynwood third; time, 1mm. Seventh
rare, {I lrl’l‘ handicap sweepstakes, one mile;
Frank “'III‘Il tirIt, B r.» second, Lurchtnunt
third; time, 1:47};
At l'lIIengnv—First race, one mile; layman
tir-I, Jim Jordan second, John Duly third;
tiznn, 1;.'II. {Second rm'c, nelling, nix turlongn;
Drive lienneaay tirat. Entoutown second,
[luckier third; time, l:'.’l},’. Third race,
III-Hing, six 'tnrlnngs: Sam Watkins first,
II-rIIy wound, Walter H. third; time, 12245;.
Fourth mm, six flu-lungs; Unite tin-It, 1m
H. .‘t'fllll'l, McMnrtrv third; time, 1:19};
Filth race, threequnrters o! n mile; Glen
Pearl first, Uagood second, Hattie D. third,
time, [1‘5 ‘-
At St. Louie—Firm ram, threeqnarters ot
a mile; St. Ledger first, bury 1’. second, Gir—
onxln. third; time, 12107;. Second race, one
mile; lliII-lwcrntt first. Bravo second, Entry
third; time, hilly. Third race, the Ellwood
.l’erchon stntw, one and a quarter miles;
Term Cottn first, Ins Angeles second; time,
2:10;; ; only two starters. Fourth race, fivo
eightns ot a mile; Romain first, Pinkie T.
second, Indian Princess third; time, tztltfg’.
Filth rare, In L- and an eighth; Stony Mont-
gulllel')’ tint, L'oIncdy second, Bonita third-,1
time, lziiI}, ‘
.-\t Billglh’ulllivn—Gl’9y Barry won in the
2:2!) tins: at the Driving park: Joe Jctlerson
second, DeBarry third: time, ""2511; In the
2: '9I c 'Itss Joe It. won, Roxie Second, Fortune
thirl, time,_ ’ .ZIIV
CONDENSED NEWS.
lI'Ire was discovered in the Filth ward pub
lic school on Steinway avenue, Long Island
CIty, shortly alter 2 o’clock yesterday attor—
noon. The school was crowded with children,
who termite panic stricken. Principal Dem—
onst, nidI-Il by his teachers, succeeded in
getting them out at the building unharmed.
The who-II will probably be a total loss.
“21". Holland, employedbyC. E. Barclay,
agent in Boston at the Keystone Watch Club
conignny (It Phfladelphia, has 12“ with tan
watches belonging to the company, valued at
will. It has been learned that hebd cheated
a Pitnhnrg merchant out of 8:33), and the
Chicago agent of the Keystone company has
also been defrauded. He is said to belong in
Haryland.
The French government is in receipt of
news of the dmth from cholera at M. Bit-hand,
governor general of French ludoClnna.
Score new the: accepted the ramp.-
firm of ndian Commissioner Oberly, to tab
enact July 1 next.
The tree mail delivery system will he estabr
[iehed by the poetrflim depdrtment on July
1 next in South Norvmlk, Conn.
The committee on sight (or a Karmic homo
and school presented a report totbe grind
lodge in session in New York, stating tht
they had finallydecidaluponthollticamv-
ingpsrk, intbecityotUtion Tholandwas
held at 875M”. The owner had donated
t5,0wm the amnt and the eitlsuns d
Housman, leavingtbe costolthnlandb
thetrata-uityonly 820, mu. Arnolufionw-
thcreupon unanimously directing the
trusteesd the ball sudssylumtundtosecuro
said property and appropriating mono
therefor.
A Burial-Jacksonville.
JAcuorvrus, Fh..Juqu.—-Attnwhha
started insbuildhg In Bfldgs strut cm-
sumodevcythtngta’anamolfin flocks,
ll. .SMIT.‘
[Imus Bill JIIIIIIIIII
Or rather our success makes imitators envious
and yet. it should not... for the line of Summer
fabrics and general Dry-Goods we carry is so
far above anything to be bud outside of tow
York city and our prices are so much lower
than others that the public will continue to ba
with us. We don't do business for glory. but
to make money and we believe that the way to
make it. Is to give honest goods at low prices
and not. to advertise one thing on paper and
give a cheap imitation of it. over our counters.
YIIII IIIII Fill II [III [In llttll DIIIIIIIII
This week an all wool Striped Flannel, just received, l'or 3 Se
per yard; advertised elsewhere for 79c
ALL THE RAGE.
tinting Flanncls, for tennis and sca- side suits, only [I’m per
yard. Nev or before sold less than” .00
A new wsupply of Challics just received, same as our com-
pctitors advertise for Se per yard. “I: will sell for Se, as
long as they last. Also better grade In bemtit'nl patterns for
22c «venerally Sold for 1er per yard.
Sateens ! Sateens!
A choice “III" of S. .tIrens :Ill III w, h: ilztlrtllllt.’ style, bought
to sell for 25¢: per yard. \\ ill plzn: e I ll in. “but we have, at
18c. 18c. 18c.
Balisles.
Home thing thin: and Irool tor the manner season lyartl
wide, very cheap and prettv for l 2; and tin: lwl' yard
CIiIILled DII'eNIckers, one of the beat Fabric-I known for
I arm weather. They are very scarce thi‘ mason, but after
"r at dilllculty have secured a large qua. IItitybcst qualities and
very lIIInIlsomc styles, at the ICIIIanablc lII'Iv figure of IL’lc per
lillllfllll, RIBII IINS, RiIIIIIlIII,
Great Sale of Ribbons.
Don t buy your Ribbons anywhere (use but at us, for we
are selling Ribbons" I. . and l'. ’ for 8,10 and I? it: per yard
that our Iompctitors are advertisi mg as a special drive for 15,
‘20 and 25c per yard.
Parasols, Parasols,
Again we make mention of our pa. ..sol Islamic, that we are
scllingn with so much: Icccss at prices as follows: 3] It', $.33),
$1. 6.3? $1.89, &c., kc.
Awnings, Awnings,
Awning stripes in plain and milled, styles the beat to be
seen, at -0 and 25c per yard, , yard wide.
Don t fail to lowk at our line ofLadics Summer Skirts.
ABE illil Illl Tl] Ii"?
W 0 mean areyou aware that we are mnninr’ for this week
as a specialty on Hsioery, Silk Gloves and Mitts, of which we
have the largest stock and can supply the wants of all whom“
upon us.
Therearellanyfindsofllcses.
Noses lovely and noszs uniovely The rrrwt.
It Is the same of others besides Generals ands
people of Norwalk and South Norwaik and vicinity have shown
their good taste and judgment by looking toward; the store
of \l. S Smith and then following their noses Bright inside, where
they have been astonished to see such a large displav of Dry
Goods. '
\zpoleotl I! .
nose was big; Gladstone s was big, but it ended In a sham point i
tatesmcn and the '
“Ml
The
OFIELD
(ball-ass“ Dra- liilxllams at Ilr. per yard.
'- Ws all” have about to don-II at those ladlol'
~y ltzbhud Yul- nhicb us will ofl'er at "W?
-
IIIIIpIII sum: rm la ailbhadnal as per yard.
We were never more able to
IELD
walk.
No. :I (inzetto Building.1
W ll. llEEKER & CO.
w-» .. l--~—'~
”LB A0331!
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We
'l'II IIIIIIII Illfl
FOR THE
'Illlllll W18 .Illllnlfllll...
steam. and
Gas ruling.
TN and Sheet 'lron Work.
s'rovzs, Banana.
AND T I NWAR E.
hum git-J tor
Steam and flat Air nesting.
__ 85 Washington
Continued Stile of Dry Goods still
We are Conunuuuy Opening Obotoo Goods at Astonishing Bargains.
”Evy" will, Wm’wrlwd ’M mm II N" ‘ "“3. l “DUNTEII’ANBI. f}
c sew a or , Thu Wuhlnuwn Imminent (Ion-II ,slss
Asktsssneurllas ot l’oulsa band drms trlu- ”film‘flwwpsguw 1““: MM" “I mm and It- I. lltltlt we The biggest Itrhc Is my
"a. ”a | g, Intugu. ulIIIlIus the lust III tho place. :inuAvu.
flout-III u w. by”... m...“ I... “I 1”,, “Hum, mm. Its-es sud Ultlllltl‘ll. IIcIIIIIIII ramp i fll'l'l'l‘flatl.
mun IIIII I-IIso. Also III um um: IIIIII-IIy. IIIo WI 80 now In! Nut how the var II-Ir- liver: 2 000 ”3‘“ “'1'“. "Ida-(Wm.
. ‘ng‘g. Dincumv "a” pair warranted tutb bunk l Fancy Lblnm mur;fl
' ' . . CA to.
”3:"Vmblflmu1stuw an?“ and Children I luallu Underwear tmuI I'A‘AWLS. i am? um ""2:me “a:
' I I u
“k ‘0 lookat 0‘" ”5 00"“ Covers. We have on hand. and an mustsally Rfl'l'lnk. [lantern It later a (rs-ll basalts“ at .l. '5
the very rboimt uotelttm (It the sr-«III In ttm line.
On My In shallow“ another lot. which IAIII he
olusdst verylmr nus.
y the warm or our customers than at pmoal. as you will be couvlncod an" vtnltlnl as.
Hint Hall a [no III II Clllflll DIIIII lllll‘ III III
(we 00110111de
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
grassin
c9: HOYT’S,
A superbllue ot I'oqutttt! 3t .50.
[twin-nu tor the mains Imk .t. III.
looms at then 50c door mu.
d! HO Y'T,
No. 89 Washington St, flout}: Norwalk.
, HM... ,W...»,..-...~.....-_.-....__..-.~
Sillllfl Pl‘lllfll lfll‘ lllll llfllllll IllIlllIlfl.
St... So. Norwalk, Gt.
W. B: HALLS; 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Arv lJO(’xIt('(l
III [III Iain SI, IIIIII Ill IIIIII.
The system o! rt» 'ling every article st a mall mitt, but of II thoroughly re-
lial I» quality, is a ruling principle of this firm.
Mr; W [l Jarvis on Main 3L. bu samples of many of our llugainr, and any
orders entrusted to ha will be filled at same prim as at main stow. Ithmmvneing
June ht, we null place on rule an entire stock of s lhaton Imporm that we have
jlltt purchased st lieu, an the dollar.
—l’leasc Observe a Few Prices.—
Chute-y Brothers but mu Silks m
24—inch Black tlro Irma Silks 7').
50'»: cesbmt Dollar (ire Grain :59.
m” pieces Plaid Sanka at 48.
27 I utrs quality Sanka at J).
20091:“:an unbainatm 37; and 3).
3r) [rum new Chatlws at 6:19.
3H5" met: all wool Dress Good: 25
50 25inch Slanted st Was.
One can 38 new at [’2 l,
——-Ltncn Department.—
III! Pitcc! Scotch Imp“, sll lint-u. 75.
2| pica two yard: wide Table Mask, 3?.
we large Quilts at {L
5 In!“ good Crush at 3c“.
~~-Jackcts and Wraps.
2:; “3:15 flay mutt? 37.3”).
1 r l I it at I.
All [mg Tuttlingw (Emu; were it}, #10 and H.812 reduced to ‘3 and .5.
mo plaia Cabana Shawls at 79ers.
We have my Mm in Hosiery, Swiss Plouncings. Chantills Laces and
Drs— 1mm
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Rain and cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
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For the Lenten Season we have tint-class, No.
Ilackcrcl at 166 lb. Mackerel IO and 20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Blaster curring, kc.
The finest florid: Manges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 ill. HIIIIIIII cream .BIIIII for $1.00, It 35: ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy latter for $1,0r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter las- 81, or 28c lb.
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mesh East, 200 per doz.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
'33 Washington It».
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Remember our No Is
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
8- SMITH.
Palace Queen
FURNACE
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SO. NORWALK.
EAST NORWALK.
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« The most elegant. display of
Foreign Ncgelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar. '
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $I.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us It call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
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Hahnckemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITUR’NE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR S Ul TS.
MohtuTlushSuits, withDivans,
$40.00.
mAlso Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
81. b9 and DI Ialn Street. bomb Norwallt.
Gnocemss AND MEATS
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