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Johnstowu Threatened by You
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BLOW. WORK AT THE RUINS.

It Will Take 10.000 lieu Sixty Days
to flour Them Away.

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[dial [on Still Urge Crematlpn of De-
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The Ioglatratiou Bah-clue have: the Num-\
bar of \‘ictlma Still l'ncerlaln. but the
Indications Are That l'revlou- lintlmatu
It" Boo- None Too large—Fifteen
Pin-Igor! and a Colored I'urter “'I-rc
Drew-ad [roll the liaatlmund Trains
Powder Called In UM In IlrI-aliing l‘p
T the Ian at Dabrll at the Bridge.

108x310“, June 7.-Aaother day's work
I]!!! the ruins of Johmtown hm" hlbIWn the
lltnoot hopelessness of the task of making the
lite of the town safe for the prmut and hab-
itable ft!" the future. Seven thousand men
with 500 teams and all the other appliances
that could be used for clearing away the
rains have made hardly perceptible progress
In bettering the condition of the town. The
lixty acre gorge above the bridge, supposed
tocoutain yet hundmls" of bulies or frag-
ments of bottles, withstand: stpbbornly every
short to remove it. Three days' work. with
the aid of dynamite and the Inuit powerful
lifting and pulling appliances, has not cleared
atpace l00 loot. square. The committee in
charge of the financial part of the work is in
despair at the enormous extent of the task
before it, and has isaued an appeal to the
otllcial authorities and the financial organi-
lations of the country to designate a cenunis-
Iiou to take charge of the work.

Trouble Threatens Everywhere.

Dianne consequent upon thc reaction after
the excitement and hardships of the past
week threatens to make sad inroth into the
patina of the population that still rt fllllliil

 

mama mos worms A.\D WIPE IIIIIIIGL
alive. The condition of the ruins, filled with
dead bodies, menoces u still more serious
lituation, which is being delayed, providen-
tially, by the continued cool weather. Danger
hangs over the unhappy town from an-

other source. The presence of nearly
10,(K)0 laboring men, half of them gath-
ered at random from the idle classes in
other part: of the country, and divided
by race and other prequlIces, threatens
to lead to rioting and dimrder lx-yond the
power of the military new on hand to quell.
Liquor has been introduced runong these
men surreptitiously, and trouble is fearul.
wa strict regulations are enforced. The
whole city is surrounded by a guard of
soldiers, and more troops are under orders in
Pittsburg, ready to come here at once if
needed. An effort is being made to cut ed
as fares possible, the means of entrance to
the city, so as to keep away the crowds.
The number of pamnger trains has been re
(laced to the lowest pomible number, and no
tickets to Johnstovm are sold except upon a
permit from the relief committee at Pitts-
burg. '
" Supplies Rapidly Arriving.

Supplies of every sort continue to pour in
from allparta of the country, and the im-
mediate necessities of the people are liberally
provided for.

The best estimate of the death list continues
to place the total at from 5,000 to 8,000, As
nearlyas can be ascertained from 3,500 to
4,000 bodies have already been recovered.
The attempt to prepare an official list of the
deadhas been abandoned. The number of
bodies found today was not "60 large as yea-
h'day,but therekno sign that the end is
anywhere near.

Only 13,000 Have Registered.

, The proportion of the living registered
lines the flood as against the previous num-
berof inhabitants iv: even less than was re-
ported yesterday. It u now ascertained that
many of the names on the list were entered
more than once and that the total number of
permutregistered is not more than 13,000 out
of a former population of between 40,030 and
50,”).

Theiack of identification of hundreds of
bodies mm: the inference that the pro-
portim of the dead to the living is appalling.
It '3 argued that the friends who might iden-
tifythaa unclaimed bodies are themselves
all gone.

"Where Are the Inhabitants?"

Anotharlgnificant facththatao large a
numberofthosewhomonemeetsia the
Morwherethovtnetnusedtcheare
non-resident, strangers who have 00““ here
out of humane or law creditable routine. The
question that is heard very oftcn Is, “Where
are the inhabitants? The town does not ap-
pear to have at present a pepulation of more
than 10,000.

Ithhelieved that manyof the bodia d
tindeadhavobeenbornedowninto the
Ohhandpahapsintotheliaaimippi as
wdl,andbeucomayfinally be deposited by
thowata": hundreds 0t Inna apart, perhap-
wateborwovuudormnbyman again.

The otlldal railroad reports of the dad
andmhing fromthe outbound trains that

Ht Pittsburg Friday now give the am
bl" at fifteen and the colored por~
kdthePu earNew Oriana “tare

maoknafranthennttwotratm

THE DAY IN THE STRICKEN CITY.

Mug Up the Wreck with Powder.
Burying the Dead.
Jmmwv,P-. Janet—All bodiuthat
r-alnod midi-tuned have been piaeadin
em and tethered to place- of burial.
Mode“. a out! upon whichwu a
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town for the Informant»: of inquiring friouda
Very low tIi time, however, will ever be
identified fi'I'liI tlIIIIIe don-riptivo earda

The work Ill digging out the cnrpnctl yI-ttn
the I'lllllh II‘tIlu-rt-Il all owl" tho place III pro-
ng-Ia-Ing uuiiewhnt IIIIIIe ml. Ivly. At lo
o'clock not one new body had been II-mvorcd.
'i‘hctlftwu ludzrn “hull from tira door of
Alina hull Iver-I lllt' it»! recuvct'cti it in im-
[lbullllt‘ Intoll when lit" other unfortunat.
will in dog out, If at alkalihnngh a large
force at llit‘Zl III at work at the hull.

Many tirlrf Stricken ‘Ifllllt’l’n.

UIII" feature of th" lllNihifll‘ is llt'lit' ulble at
all the IIIngnw, particularly the Fourth
ward N'll‘ «Il llhllfl‘. At any ‘llllt‘ may be
Mt'll tearful Inollicru inquirnu for young
tlllltll‘l'li and minute. Bunn- any they do not
want tune them if their remains are tunn-
glnl. and turn Il-ley away when told that
there are no children inpaic. it appoania
“liltlalrltllgn that, although the number of
lost children Inuit have been very large, the
IIIIIIIlII-I found has been proportionately
Ntlflll.

A II: ntlu l‘ and daughter have il‘l II rescued
line null:- "l' Ing from the [It I Ions. Id: In it and
hunger. They were at once removed by ra-
cum and placed in charge of friends. Beth
ill recon-r, as neither is badly injured in a
ily M'liw.
here will be no lllqlil'nt held on Iho indies
of e llloumnds of I'thltltllllh oi the Cutie-
IIIIII vh vullI-y who but tin-Ir bus in the
world‘s uIIpnuw-dI-IItui t‘ulthll'ttpllt". The law
of the attain does not require reach an anIu-ll'
gallon, and the reopen-ability of the disaster,
which can iii-directly charged to the insecure
wall which hold the wall «If the L'nuclnuugh
lake, will never be legally IlelI-rIIIinI-Il, union
survivor! should take iIIIlepI-ndcnl llt‘llllll.
All reports that nflflllgt‘lllt'llla for an inquest
had been connnencal are untrue.

‘0'! I40“ 0|“ 0! LOJIO Inhabit—lilo.

The list of the lost at Woulmlu Increases.
Four huudrcd and forty-two out of u popula-
tion of 1.030 pcrsons were in >t.

llodIcs an» being recowml all over the
lower part of the town. Tin-re are now at
the Presbyterian church about twelve bodies
that are unidentified. Uillch are being
brought in as they are recon-rod from the
debris in the extreme lower end «If the town.
A great many are identified by being found
in the bonus in which they lived. Many of
thou-found are too much disfigured lobe
TIT-'glilzi‘ll.

A lIve home, with harms» on, but to badly
lthUl‘t‘ti (but it lultl in be shot, win taken
from a pile of wrecked llllllsa’h' yesterday.

Notices are lllbu‘d asking for carpenters",
stone masons and bricklayer», but they do
not materialize.

A houseto—honse can\"a~s has lwcn com»
Inenced to secure the llalllt'h of the lIving and
lint] out who the missmg are, it being ap-
parent that a large number of MIrvivI-ra wIll
not take the trouble to register at the sta-
lions.

Dr. J. (luy )ichIIdlI-as has been here in
consultation with tin-state board of health
and others with reference to clearing the
river from Mineral Point to l’Ittaburg.
\‘I'lIeIII-vI-I" it is [millile be think-I the bodies
onglit to be innnmliatvly ('l‘t"lllnlt'll on the
bankaur in Mich plat-In as they have fallen.
thus relieving the river of its clement of pub
lulinn. 'l'iw gentchIII-II with whom he talkml
heartily coincided with his" views, and will
("o-operate with him in the work, which will
be t'IIllllllt’llt'I'tl at once.

Blasting the “reel: with Gunpowder.

At 7:45u'clmk in thrmorning the tint blast
of guIledeI-r was fired at the budge. It
proved more effective than any (If the charges
of dynamite, and buried fragment, of debrb
20" lcct into the air. Minglul With it was a
round fragment, which looked like the trunk
ofa blilllllll body. it fell back into the water
with a splash and glided with the guilt cur-
rent under the bridge before it could be
pulled in with pike poles Expimion after
explosion of dynamite {0110le the blast of
gunpowder", the detonations coining Ito close
together that they might also be taken for
the continuous di~charge of heavy gum. An
opening 400 feet long, which runs back in
some place; fifty feet, was made during the
aftemeon.

Eight thousand men are now" at work clean-
ing away the debris on the island. Gangs
have come in from Hollidaysburg, Hand
Patch and half a dozen other places, and re~
ported fo‘rduty. They were l n! to work at
once, mot of them without any breakfast.
The hit-Tiling of the Workers i-I one of the
greataat diliit allies of the present moment.
Supplies" are plentiful enough, bttt there is
no way of cooking and serving them to such
an army of pclelL‘. A lg of several huno
dred nIcn strut" k yesterday morning and r9
[mod to go to work untIl they were given
something to eat. They had been inati rig for
twenty-four hours, They were given bread
and claw and promised more substantial
aid as soon as the stoves and cooking utcmils
now" on the cars can be unloaded.

85,000,000 Not Enough.

Still more men are needed; at least 2,0)0
more and they will likely be here tulay.
Superintendent Flinn estimates that it will
take 10,000 men sixty days to clear away the
wreck. At thi: rate it will require $900,000
to pay for the wreck. This does not include
the other expense; 55,010,th will not be
enough to put Joluistown in shape ferre-
building.

Four hoisting engines have been started at
theoastend atone bridge, and the work of
clearing away the debris at that place begun.
Several hundred men are at work on it and
the channel is gradually being cleared. The
work is very slow, however, and up to now
it was almost imperceptible. Better time
will be made after the gorge of logs has been
fairly started. It was «reported yesterday
that late Wedueslay afternoon a little boy
wan taken from the ruins alive, and after
considerable trouble rcsum'tated and given
ovurincharge of his father. It has lines
been learned that hisname is Eddie Schoefl-

let".

Superintendent Bradiniger, of the Grand
Viewcemetary,says human in need of
all pairs of ruhl.;x" gloves. The bodies that
are brought to re for interment are so badly

Tdecomwstdt! .at his becoming (xceuliagly

dangermis I; handle them without gloves,
with any regard to decency.
They May Be Alive.

It is thought not inimitable that there are
mtepeoplealivetiedup in the hon” loft.
standingaleng the lower part of the island.
where the laborer: have not been able to
poet-ate as yet.

The odious of the Gautier Steel company
have decided to commence the work of re
building the plant at once. Yesterday morn-
ing moral hundred of the old employer re-
ported for duty on the site of the mill, and
Commercial Agent Smith put them to work
at once clearing away the and Wm
toreiayingthefouudatima Alltheoldmtn
that can be found will be employed. and nev-
aralhundrednewonelhmaghtonal Icon-l
po-ible.

At noon yesterday the borough of Joint
townandtheadjolningborougha, orwhatls
Ictt 0! them, pnct‘cauypaned undarnutlal
law. Adjttleailutinpaayl ho haunt
declared umrtial law, yet theaoldiers an on
Madmen-Ia pet-mind betwe-I the
rivmunlo-hebaaaaorda-from the adju-
tant general. The lightens! are dob-nod
altogether". and the tan b WHO, I!-
qtto new tuna and 0th. people who
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tom-run ground. A qitII-Ial guard will l
Imumhoput at Karlivillo, liilhulc, ('aIII~
bria City and other pointa

“Burn Everything." Ila," lIr. III-air. ~

Dr. (it‘ll! was given charge (It ill" animal y I
”Intuition yesterday. III". (“1"! Lab.» at
bngthon the dim-rent plain II II“ latitu
for the limited district, and II IAIII- wlvl:
“There I» but enmiuro IuII'lo IlI"tll luIiIIeII-Iy
thing. I think thooraler Will bi l -u l in II
few hours to IIIIIII I-virytlnng all mar Iboue
diIItric til. 'ihiII N the Mill i plan In l r: vent T
any contagion or cpulcmw. lint, uzulI-r- ’
"and, there in no lnnnetlmto danger of I-pi- l
donut." III long an the weather lax-In IuI moi In
it ll now. There lli not on much danger [rum
dimmpooitlon and pain-faction Imhsu the
weather clIatIgI-II and lathIIII-s \\ 'll'tll. The"
is no use in exciting the people TIII l’IttzIIIurg
and other pIIlntIIIlthn tho I‘II‘M‘. We have
received 10,000 pound: of the best disinfect-
ant known, but it in nio'plv I'm:- ~-Iblc to die .
infect a body which in lllitTi I" u pi»: oi I; in TI. .
lcould not give you any idea of what it
would‘coat tutiiainfefl tlInaedIstrwta. but I
do know that it would be the biggmt kind of
an undertaking. “

Dr. Grafl'a plan of (lisp-hug of the debris ,
aboI’e the bridge is to N'itllcr oil tIVt'l' it and
burn it.
she Never Benched the hllhlunury fluid.

The haggagoof Mina Anniet 'hi III, of Naili-
ville, Tenn. ,a “wager ”ii the day ( xpi‘o- ,
“"llltll was swept front line trot" k at Pom»,
Inaugh ha: been found. him weI :- lt'l. sinn-
my on her way to llrazil for “l" “mm as

 

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‘I'Ill \titizt' K I)\‘ SIIIITII I. aVK III‘rIII}: \‘ I' IIEI' It.
were found. TlIeI-tiectsuf In. t' lil III II" -ra?
lent to Alfoona. it is midi-III that away
lives were lost on lillh’ train. The II ho}.- .Itl'aii" ‘
hi a mystery.

John B. Hcott, who is in tluirgn-I-f t'u- gem
eral headquarters, rcpoi't‘ that h‘lt‘;.fl.llil5ill't'l
pouring in front all parts of flu" I"»~lilili'yl
bearing the cheerful information that win-lo T
train loads"! supplim are t'll rout.- tIr the.
sufferers. While tlII-ro mm a ah ridge ("fl
food and of all hunk of nipple». yntinluj." ‘
there will be plenty for all t Ii:". 3, I» it: v r: I. l- A
road lac ilitics are bc mg bolt» ml tier) hour. :

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ANOTHER HEROINE ‘

 

Mr». Frank Davin and Her Terrible Pit-l
parlance.

h‘rI".L"III:\\II. I.:, t), Juno" 4— Mn. l-‘:2rn k
Dav'nannl lltl' cliililIT"I-II haw IIIrII l lit-re
[flilllJIilllhlItth with th. baly of llr‘ -r llil‘v-
band, who was “Hull-lyrl llif‘l'l', ,

Mrs. Davie and her ciIIl [run “will to Vinll
him libl “wk II:Il rizzyml at th - hum-out II T
fIicnd named il-Imzltuu, where “an. iuIlil‘Il' ,
ed. During Friday “at. r t‘IlllI!‘ int-I tzieT
lInIIw. and all In to busy III/wing tiling: to,
upper 0- or» i

When the diving.- ("unu- Ihcy I".«-r.- in Iii:-
thinl story and the home “tint' 2m" .ml ."I (IIIIM l
a lirzc’; bin; and “its partly III" d. n i‘ .'I but
stuck f:t.I~ ilmis {mt got ("ru- I Id iii b.-I
tween the iliillll'i and bi» “ii i: 'l ilsi. '
Every cflort wn~ Ina-lo to rclea~.~ l. I: I:, but to l
nomad I

it. uh one c hill tllll :in", ' lot in!" ii .- l: until
the baby unher» lI uld». r-, “I“. lIuIi~ I rke-l‘
dcspv rIItI iv. but the inattmdf v". c- did not
bccxti'b Itnl and tin out: I" «um I uni IoII-I . l

How thia Woman must Law sail. m4 'l he :
pangs of the most hor".IIiI. tl' l'll IuIlIl II
he worm. Ellen diluliltmn Intut. .I- v. .I (l in
see what held thi- foot.

The water reached Davin I ::«I.- .. .llltl t..-T .
held bark his head. llr.~ inn. lu.id..II"n-
her babe in the water :II l phll- lltlil II-l
newed emrgy. The unit!" t"tlil"" no In llt"ll
huabatIIl'sn-Iae, and uh ih- with bi": |Vt . llc'"! 'l. T
hilt! attempted to row ue him, I-LI II yer i .~t l
sight of the children, who at time M} e i". -ll
above in r land to keep them from Ilruaning.
Then the roof was taken Irl‘ t‘zw it... ....g'i
the ilmr liflul up and floated II- -\III agatnal
another building, where it led; n- -«l. .III I LI». l
Day Is and her cililtll’tll were rm. lictl ‘

GENEROUS SUBSCRIPTlONS.

 

The Belief fund Swellctl by Jlnuy Thon-
anntla of Dollars.

Boston June I -Tho dotiwm of lll: at-T
tot-nay general n gardiu'v the tuibllll lieu: Ii- l
ity of the rmlvepasml under ll. I. :Ihgmahfli
of the rules by both buxom of llm' l-‘nmaturu
appropriating $30000 tor the Iiood Milan-rs,
was received by the hilllnl! yI-elenlay after»
noon. The attorney g. Ileml Imus that the
act unpaired is lllit’mhlllilll' III..I Tlu- hgiy
lutnre will, 0! course, at" t"« pt ll ..- decision,
and as final atljournnw at is cl Izrlu at hand,
the matter of an appropriation for this pain
pone will have to be Iii-opp -d.

Unca, N. Y., June 7.—-'iho amount an!»
scribed in this city tor the relief of the John.-
town sutferers is new neatly £50,»!yl, U.‘ lu'..." ",
84,500 has been sent on. ,

NEW YORK, June 7."'Th9 mayor’s fund 1
has reached $lll3,tw, and the l'lnmbcr of
Commerce fund $4341”. Utlz-r intuit are
abo increasing rapidly.

Woncnmia, lime, June 7,—0ver $4,060:
hasbeen received during the pm: “I"..-aty-
four hours for the relief of the t'oncuzaptch
valley antlerers and suincrxptioa." continue to
come in to the city treamr. r.

Burnout), Conn, June T.-—Tho I’huL-uix
Fire lnsurance company has contributed
81,000 to the i'emisylvauia suiferers.

The Altar: Fire insurance mnxpany la:
contributed 31,000

Warnurow's, N211, June .. —L'Ongl‘es"l'
man hinting over a meeting of
citiuns last night at which ti, 000 was raked
for the Johnston suflerem

flaw Dawns, June 7.~—Contributions are
caning in from this city and all over Louisi-
auaand Mississippi for the Jeunstowu sullen-
ls. The Catholic Knights of America have
lined an appeal for mlnflupuons.

BERLIN, June 7.—Tbc SOT-ltit'tiliet'llt: All;:->
mine Zeltung, in an aiitorial en the Johna-
town floods, cm with a call upon German
gmerosity in aid of the sufferers. America,
it says. halnever been slow or niggardly in
mponding totlw voice of distress when it,
art-e in Europe. let us now show Ameri-
anl that Germans, too, can be generous

 

A 100 Yard Sprinter Reported Lost.

Warmer", Mag, June i.—-\Villiam
Hills, the 100 yard sprinter, with a record of
10X Intends, who Icloagn here, was last
heard from in Jehnstown, and is thought to
beam; the victims Ata citizens'mect-
tag can wu aubscribal anda committee was
appointed to collect further aid for John
town Maren.

Confederate Memorial Day.
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lliII rule
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ammtuc Nltlll'l‘ lllCLLlN "rIIIcI I'FICR.
No -t linizh". St. lch-Idenra". 5 Elm BL.

~ 3n dare :‘iurwnltt, Conn.

J. L. ( fit!“ I". .,

"water: and illllrtlcl'.

Hm..- fmnlIIhI-(i and Eitinmin-s til.
lemma. - If. ... I Iundr prom", II‘ I a" -I Mlle
I‘Iht :Ilinu gnu". ., near Hut

t :lur 4H,. z:"br~‘1rw:',l. 1.

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Build“. "" and Contr» ctor.

WI." 1: d me by the day or roxzfr: t.
l'l'." ..u' ".4! Holland 5' "'1 Walr - t' ‘. Box 017

SHUT" hillnh'IllK bA‘T INF-Pi BANK

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and 05» ll i‘tlti‘llhlifltifibvih

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'I'cL )(‘UE‘ In Un. nod Slaltnl' .Ii' 20am.
' 'tw GIIIIchn u. Ienter.i maxi u: I' to.

$5. 00 FOR $3.50

The Best Cabinet Photographs
$3. 50 per Dozen,

IQ ORTH’S.

George H. Raymor. t,
FUllMTUiiE DEA ’"IEll!
And Furnishitlg Underlaier.

t. "e: i .21 d rec my large III: of all kind-“1' furniture.
36 Main Street. Nowell

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Al 0 Winn d to landfill everything It for
‘I .». .I«~ flilclil of the dead, day or night Toms
up 2r Ion usihnmdonce, V0. 32kt! t 3m
:2 atom
«in, g; V:
. .43.»: H SféiiTl-I,

FLORIST.

‘MIN STREET. SOU'l'Hh OZIWALK
WRIGHT & I‘LI' BIN,
Carriage Makers

Ar d manufacturers of .

All kinds of Wei gens,
"Ex-ticks, Carts. etc.

All kinda of repairing pr IInoIly |- one.
Scu- mi butt and not nd hand whom" .‘or file.
New Road Carin only am
HorseT-Shoeing and all
kinds ofBlacksmithtng

Pool of Franklin St.
South Norwallt.

 

apts tf
SWAN do BUSHN ELL.
ll hr-Ieraic and Retail Dealer! in
lilmtuf’ucturcr’o and Painter'-
SUPPLIES.
392 Water an. Barnanro'ur, ct.

FhIp Chandler! Pure lagllrh and Ana.- oan Leah.
Genuine Caicntlaidnreed OII ..T 1m, sun,
63.1mm, lN othtlxhgg. Bwlnz Staging:
. at II I III say-Us.
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WSOUTE NORWALK EVENING SENTle FRIDAY, JUNE 7, lllllll.

illitVll) lN Till BEST IANNER.

ll want the chain-9t HEATS. obtained"
of trululvle at Mt, we will and the In at my
"Let an we IIIIII

PIIIllII If all Kills

[N l'l‘l BMBON

F. HAYES.

DIBBLI'I "DOE. - sown NORWALI

Wl~ llllTilll lllllillT.

Ono Quality .—-'l'he Best.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beef5 Veal, lamb, flatmam Pork, Salt and Pub.

Shoulders; Bumper-gun mamma-

llome Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Order» Delivered Promptly.

CHARLESSMITH

53 Washington Street.

J. H Khnefelter

1)? ALB]! l'N

Meats, Fish flutes,

Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.

0119. N. Y, N. H. H. Depot.

Telephone Count-cum.

llllllll [Alli

28 Main St, 80. Norwalk.

Meats Fish lyslers,

Fruits, Vegetables, PnIlIII, Etc

tll’ All Kinds in Their Scan-u.

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

H. l. BENNETT. III-"3!) E. S. BUSTED.

THOSE WHO E38133
THE BEST 01‘

Meats,
Poultry,

a—AN'D—

Vegetables,

Always fruit and at a moderate price would do well
to all at the

Central Market

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

 

 

Order: mllclted and goodsdcllvcred to any part
of City.

.llllllllllll Slilllll'llfllll. Tilll.
SEWERS!

F. M. PIERCE

 

nmtmm
13% LR PIPE
AND

General Sewer Contractor

[compared to make connections with main sewer
’pl II this cit on the most favorable tam.
ea Intend In: to connect withthe recently laid
mm lilfmduwm find itto their advantage to
on m

‘. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Hermit,“

JOHN ll. FEBBIS

I'I’holcraleaad Retail Dealer in all kind: of

llllll Allll W001]

Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
hehigh, hackawanna, Locust

Hountaia, Franklin, and
Wilkeebarre Goals.

lull ltI RUBBER PAINT

Yard I foot of Washington and Mar-
«Ihaii streets. Branch ofllce at Stileon
Drug Store “in!

Linguine:

all-o.
anything. uranium

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«cam-mew

dismal.
We it ,II-Tavu“ umw ll chum-a.
tloldb yall iota. The plain. ”only has the

mall: at the Ilguataxe of Jan. I. nu: ln rm I I on

when. [lair-I I‘ll-mar)" Iunaf." we
in moon m In. III 0 It llAM‘lll
booth entail" ll it "Aids, Norwalk 0 "on:

Oltltlhbh L‘llfIItIDlIU “Will. It MvAlN
call the attention of then- who “at ham. or
loath-t they haw II lhl' unapplynu hand the. will
handout very low for the nut-lull or two. Illa
“III-econ the [kaolin farm elated at ulna
Inau‘u price. Mm all kind: or income
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llavllund’ii Pratt Store.

CUOII‘I ORANGE. haunt“. H08 DATllI
d '31::th of Lula. Moanmd trait «gig-Illicit" ',
an hie Flower mien Soul I
lllrd loud and (travel . “a
C. 'A. llAVlLAllD‘d. I lain St. Norwalk.

 

0) stern.
11083 dalrl u opined freon daft
Tyree no?!” 3.1.CU1'XIILL. y”
«almond III.

MmW.H.Jarvis

llau a large collection of sample- at

Spring Goods

 

Buss GITTTITTTTTDIIIIIIIIII

W. B. HALL & C0.,

lllTlDG EI’()R'I‘.

Aaduill perch-re for pirtlen without IIII". " or
“in" mum at rim-c |>flct! an the Ilrii'"'port
'lurt‘

V. A. SOOFIELD,

uas emnum AT
The Rear of the Warwick llease,
South Norwalk. a department for the uh.- Li

Second-hand Furniture,

 

And other lionseholti Goods.
Will take .I- to tell on conuninlon. (‘IIII paid
for uraiture, (.‘nrpt' tl, Crockery. ac.

NIONEX’ LOAN! .‘D
On Watches, Jewelry, kc.

All fin-incur otrlctty confidential. Communication
rcdtn norm. 80th Nerwalh, will active
prompt attention. apt .

ROTON POINT
Brandfluening

—-_.nx._—_

Memorial Day,
TlIIIlaI, llaI 30m.

Roma Point will he orened tor the men, Than
day, May 3le

NEWTATTBAflTlllllS

'I‘IIIS SE.&SON.

 

FintClau music will he rovidcd tor Memorial
Day. and ceremonies rultab for the occaniou will
be observed.

TINT Nl'l'lllll ll KNUBEL.

Proprietors.

KENT & CHOLWELL,

MASllllS AND PLASTERERS.

Boilers or all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.

OFFICE: AT 8. SELLl-ICK’H,
I97 “'nslllngton It. Brldnc,
So. Sol-walk, Conn.

Also, r. 0. Box 140, momma.
tall ".‘Iu

Jacob M. Layton,

Real Estate and Home agent.
General in suranee AgeI . cy
Tire, Life and Accldfllf.

Ocean Steam-hip TicketI—Cahln and Bteemge.
"anufumfimy‘pfrdland momenta
Notary Public. Acknowledgement! Taken.

Railroad Tickets. EmoChecked
to hesitation.
65Waahmgton8L. (NutdoortoPoct-offieu ‘

South Norwalk. Conn.

TAYLOR as GOLDE—fi

Real Estate. l-‘ire. Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and steam Boiler

INSURANCE AGENTS

Also Agents for the Dale of
Debenturo and Pal-III Mortgage
ti on 7 per cent. Bonds.

noan- Negotiated.
onlclt—filflWuhington BL. 80. Norwaik.

Illlll'l Tllll Lila Tl-llll.

Tosliorrov liay he Too Late.

'l‘akeanltidormcnti’ollcythat otllaaymd in
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man tattldmtobo toh at
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WAIT FOR

lll'l‘llllll & SfllllllllllSSl

NEW COLLOSSAL SHOWS,

MUSEUM, 'l‘llAlSEll ANIMAL EXHIBITION AND

WILD

WEST 2

hlch “ill P'olllncly Exhibit M

NORWALK,
WED., JUNE I 2th

An 0nprecedented Amusement Enterprise at the Popular Price of 25 Cents.

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A CHEAP
EMPRESS,

AND GLORIOUS llObIllAY Fill! ALL!

the larger! Performing El. ,Ihaat a- five. p ulmul III a fabulous coat. and
want at ova 3.10.000, daily on exhibition with [but great show-I.

THE F‘MOUS “[0: BROS" (,hampion Acrolia" 0f Etropc and America

A $50,000 Troupe of [loyal Performing

h'talliutu.

MISS LOTTIE BURBAflK, Quurn ofthe ll':h \l‘ac,

Than: Daring and Graceful Aerial Ant-0.1"?

“ll. ROBERT "I": LISI. I! (hung. on lil- "1
known In both llcmi-phcns.

l..\ CLEO}; Ill“)!
W. an: n! Ito “m d ml a host of telehrttl.

’l‘wo Performance» Each Day III 2 and a p. In., lluin or Shine.

Grand Spectacular Street Pagent Daily at Precisely 10 a. In.
Hen Women anlt‘hildn a, E! plume, Home andt'am l». llich an l or» -tly llolhcc Golden (3th and

Oren Dem, a IIolId line of gna: Pump and 51-.cadur.

REMEMBER DAY AND DATE AND PRICE.
Admisslon, Only 25 Cents.

 

 

 

 

 

Ella Saviun Labor and Maul
The Universal Store.

Celebrated

Ammonia

For the Laundry, Toilet. and Bath.

GIVEN

AWAY !

one Quart Bottle Given Away to Every one Buying
‘5 Cents Worth of Goods.

CALL AND BE CONVING‘ED.

The Universal Store,

No. 10 North Main St" 80. Norwalk, Ct.

E.

C. KERRIGAN.

 

 

 

NOTICE "I

ONE MORE LOT

1,200 to L500 Pairs of

llilll'l'S lllll Sillllll

In BB Sflltl IIaI Bun Less That last

AT THE STOI‘E OF‘ '

C. H. HARVEY,

12 North ‘Iain St,

South N orwalk.

 

 

 

 

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