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"IE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
News Notes of Interest from
Washington.

PRESIDENTIAL I'Ililt'ILRIILN'I‘S.

Collectors at Internal Revenue and Cus-
toms Appointed—Ibo l'nlterl States Navy
Will lle l'nlntad \l'blte in the Future.
Capitol ufiviun.

Wmmoros. June it. ~Ttw pruhltmi has
made the following appointments:

Collectors of Internal IbOV\'uu&-Tholllll l’.
Peununfll‘wulfth district of Pennsylvania;
Henry Fink. First district of \l'im-unsiu;
Earl ll. Rogers, Seward district of Win-mun;
John Ireland, Second district of Kentucky;
Albert Scott, Fifth district of Kentucky;
John J. liandraiufiixth distrirt of Kentucky;
A. It. Iiuoram1 Eighth district of Kentucky.

Collectors of Customs—«Gallium I'arlici
Bray, for the district of Salt-iii and Beverly,
Iain; Jefferson Jarrett, for thedislrii-t of
Petersburg, Va.; Robert Smalls, for the dis
trictof Beaufort, S. C; lluinild Mch-aii. of
New York, general appraiser of merchandise
for the port of New York.

 

Pension flatten.

Wammmrox. June 1a—Aialstaut Seen)
tary Barney has directed that Albert A.
Bantu be granted a pension for rheumatism.
The case was rejected by the pension oilin-
for lack of evidence. but Mr. llussey consid-
an the evidence suflir‘ient to warrant a pen-
sion for Barnes. In the case of John 1'. Car-
lin, who claims a pension for (-atarrh, as the
mil of a broken nose by being thrown from
the can while on iiulivulual furlough, Assisb
ant Secretary llussoy holds that the soldier
was not in line of duty, and atlirms the action
of the [mission utlice in rejecting Carlin‘s
claim for pension.

To Paint the Navy “'liite.

Wiisuim'rox. June l-l.——Tho secretary of
the navy has indie-i a general order that all
metal covered ships of the navy shall be
painted white. Heretofore they have been
painted'black. By this innovation the
United States will simply folluwtbe example
of other [iowem It has been demonstrated
that white Vested! are several degrees cooler
than those [minted in darker colors. The
Boston, the Yorktown and the Dispatch have
already been given white mats.

 

 

l’niteil States Provision Exports.
WASHI‘VGTUX, Juni- H.-llrcadstuifs ex-
port» from the United Stair-s during May
Inst "navigated in value $10,703::Nii, against
flfifilfi‘fi in May, 1““: and for the eleven
months of the vurrent fiscal year $111,045,-
697, against $117,5‘i'i'5l59 during the corre—

sponding ('i"\'t'll mouths of the phmuling i150 —

rd year. Exwrt. of the principal articles
of l r ‘isioua in May pn~t aggregated in value
9,2. .113, against 83:34:10.3? in May. 1““.

 
 

 

Kellogg's ('ulilegriiiu l'uiuiportant.

Wiismxurux, Juuu H—Sinu- and navy
department officials are authority for the
statement that Commander Kellogg‘s cable-
grani to N-cretary Tracy relative to the
Haytinn situation contained nothing nlmut
the burning of Port-nu-I’rinr‘e, and from this
it is sunuiml that the report to that effect
was untrue.

Plans of the Civil Service Commission.

Wasnisorox, June H—The members of
the civil H'l’"i(‘£' mniruiwilm eltpcct to leave
Sunday evening for lmlianapolis tn make an
inspection of the pmtotlice' service there.
Thence the committee will go to Cbimgnund

after that to Milwaukee on similar business.

W. J. Smith's l’refermcnt.

“'asmxm‘nx, June ll.—W. J. Smith. of
Syracuse, N. Y., has been appointed agent of
the bureau of animal industry in the city of
New York, vice Catlin, at a compensation of
$10 per day. ‘

Omaha’s Public Building Site.

Wasmxoroa, June 14.—'f'he secretary of
the treaFury has decided upon lot No. \l‘» for
the public building site in Omaha.

Le Baron Recognized.
Wasnisomx, June H.——The president has
recognized William A. Le Baron as consul of
Nicaragua, at Mobile. Ala

Charged with Criminal Intimacy.
Wasmsdu’os, June li—A 5110(an to The
Star from “'oodbridge, Va , says: Lieut.
James Smith, of the Alexandria police force,
arrived here and arrested John Heustcr and
Maggie 'I'aney, of Shenanvillc, Pa, on the
charge of criminal intimacy preferred by the
father of the' girl, George W. Taney. The
girl is atvout is years of age. The prisoner
hasbeenknown at Woodbridge as Mr. Haves,

and tbegirlwassupposed tobehiswife.

Complimenting America

Lonny, June 14,—A reception Wm held
at. the Institution of Cinl engineers in honor
of the visiting American Engineers Presi—
dentSir-Iohu Cmde warmly welcomed the
viitors, whose influence, be declared, was one
or the principal factors which had raised
America to be the foremost nation of the
world. lfr. Thurstm rcturnedin behalf of
the engheers hardest thanks for their kind
reception

A New Torpedo Boat.

Lama. June lt—The steel torpedodepot
ship Vulcan has been launched at Porto
month Sheisthelargestvessel thegovern—
mlhas‘evabuilt. ltilfatuided thatshe
shallaecunipaaya fleet and carry 1: large
equipnent of torpedo boats. She will be
Wwitbhydnulicmmwhichta-
psdobuatsean be,twistadinand outdthe
fish. 'l'heVuleanisot em) tons burden

and 12,1“) horse power.

A Powder Exploilon.
Pm Pa, June li-An explosion
otseveralkagsolpowdcriuastonehouse
wreckedssquib factory at m. Chinthree
mtlafroni hm The building caught fire

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death. Henry Rama-anger or the lac
twy,¢otaitotthebnilding,butwufahlly
tanned Fortunatelytbe occurred
wimfiefittygirlsemployedinthe tactory
matdinna'.

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uxmc POWDER
PllllE?

Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingmdiouta Used?

IS IT FREE FROM AMMONIA?

As is well known. ammonia in unhealth-
ful in food. and dries up the bread
material.

Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds lies in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unless manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of, do not
use their goods. but buy instead

OLEVELANO'S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.

This powder is made only of strictly pure
frape cream of tartar. and strictly llll'tl
iii-arbonate of soda. with a little w t.

flour to preserve it. This is attested b the
official analyses of Government and tale
chemists. and thysicians. and chemists of
Boar-deaf lie th throughout the count .
(.‘tsvsusn Bum-um. Aum, N. .

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.TRADE

o. a can

The Choices: 'I'es Ever 05ml
PERFECTLY PURE.

.i. ll «1' puncture BEVERAGE. 'riii' rr.
1 .i rill mu m 3:7 altar. Guilty aim war.»

2' la the "mun-1' (Hum: Luv. picked from
“ l.4: plauulinuw :llui guaranteed absolutely
3 '1- owl TIN" from zdl atlnltcmtmns or coloring
t M r 'lluv pnvhsgi-s are hermetically scaiv :1

a. L i. Ruth-.1 full w :zrht. it is more even-
I :.. l .n Lru thauthu lowergmlcs.
(:fszizl .1: Occidental Tea Co.,L't'd.,
I." ..- I n ffrw, .15 Hurling Slip, New York.
1-1.- bill" I» u..- in-si Mun-rs.

l‘. 1). I. lll'TON & (30..
ll. l.’ll0liiiElllEl',
CHAS. ll. l‘ElllliS,
Knuth lt'oru'alli, Conn.

I
A Talk With
Col, l-‘erris. )loseu Glover. David Plait,
S. K, Stanley. Mr». Henry Seymour
and Others.

Below will be found ll ample of the multitude of
loin-rs of encouragement Franklin Bowen 3 Son. of
756 Broadway. New York. daily rem-ire. The sub
joined amounted mtlmnnials in: from your friends
and neighbors, ladle! and ’cutlcmcn you know and
”from for their honor an rtralghiforwardnw, and
who would rcnm to hen party to any dirt-ption.
thit has been dom- fur uiliirh can be done for you
and ll 1! fully to longer sud-r when the means of
recovery ”(T at your very door.

(71".. 0. ll. FBRBIS ray: ‘ in 1575 i was
taken ”Ck with Dyrpepeis and .lanndice or the worst
lit'fl‘vlpllfln. mluetne my wi'izzbt about sixty pounds.
1 entimd about one year and a half. Everything
was done that medical skill amid earnest. Finally
a counru or dun-tors dot-lured iny rm "irvruranlcz"
others gave me the benefit: of counts. Then I was
finally persuaded to take iinww‘ Blood Purifier.
Alter taking two or three bottle 1 was entirely
cured and have been a well man for 0ch iii: years. '

MRS. Ill-:Slu' SEYMOUR. said to have bad
a cancer reninml by Dr. Cummin . of New York
city. Wine vny low—reported like y to die anyds :
not able to walk alone; sore would not heal. .e
Discovery cored be! seven years ago and has been a
well woman since.

S. K STANLEY. nearly tighty years old. and
was ruiferiag aeverely from a hard cough. Tm:
doctors said he had an “ulcer on his lung." and
could not live. flaring board of the wonderful
cums dorm by “The Great Blood Purifier." l rent
for it xii once and unit it falihtnlly. My cough die
snared and am nowlmjnyinz good health.

Testimony ofs Remarkable Cure

. v ,
Ill Mrwalk, Lona.
)Ilsn Cilia Starr, (new Mrs. Charles
Bennett), Grant St" Norwall. Conn.
llsd Kidney trouble, Dyspepsia, impaired circa
Iation of eight can! standing; was soumous that
she could neit r sleep our cat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors, and was not beue
tittul one ccnt's worth; health ruined as much by
the poison medicines-s by the disease for uhu
they weretalcu. She says: "i did not expect to
lne butashert lime. Mr. Howee was sent to me
by a friend. i took his medicincand have not had
a doctor since. 1 was not able to walk without help
-arn now able and do walk all about town several
timesads . lamanew person,andl would not
belmkw erel was for thousands of dollars. 1
consider it the best medicine ever odered to the
public. Dr. t'omzteck, of Sew York. told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured if
he had not seen it done by Franklin nowes' Medl-
oal Diecovery." Cured tour years .
FOR SALE UN] YER. Y.

TRY OUR.

Ila]. Couly Creamery Billet.

IT PLEASE EVERY TIME.

DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU.

HOUSATO‘NIC RAILROAD.

DAKBUBY k NORWALI DIVISION.
Corrected Us, 312‘. 189.

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than hall price.
l‘Jc pi-r yard.

SWISS FLOUNCES.

A new and choice llm- of the show goods just receive-ii,
and at prices snub as you can llnd only at the reliable llam-
tun Store, as folllomi: ‘12 lllclll'tl tin-up at i‘.’c.. tlll.'.. 330-.
930., $1.119. $1.12. “.25. $1.49 lilill lip. 'll'f'lyllfll' Worth ‘15
per crnt. more» than we all.

Complete line of narrow widths and all nt'vrs in match.

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Free Portraits at the Boston Store. Call
and see them.

Black {doe Bounces.

Will otter this wet-k the greatest b "gains in Black
Spanish lliupure and Chantilly Silk L'iCi‘ Flounciuga to he
found: 4'2 inches to 47) inches deep at '32, 75, ”N, at! ‘25,
$1.49. $1.52. 2, $2.33. $2.75 and up.

Oriental Lace Fitlllm':'.l, Cream, extra lumains, at 55a.
69c. and $1 per yard.

Plait Vulenccirinw I-‘nuiucw tlrvuumuvw putt. l l mxiru
good value at title. and The. per yard.

Con-pinto line of We in Lie: 5 in Yule. w-irnl wt, Urn-u-
tal, Egyptian, Fedora, tit-nonlly, Spanmiu «xvi Tuli‘imuil.

Cash's Rullling by thy yard or pit-c».

”9——

Hosiery and Underwear.

As I: ntvl we will off. r this wwk ilti}'?l"l|ll'l(‘! tnrgair s
in Ladle.y Children's um’ Huhh' Ununm .r and Umvrvy.
See our nllr‘liliiv and uric: .4 on thum. I...di- ~' ltti bod Vrsu
at 10, I5. 25. 37. 39. 49 at. 3 up. I?) ('ougmir --,mi you get a
large l’urtmlt tree.

 

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Ribbon Department.

We are daily adding new ihmlvs of Ilitvmnn in ulll' nL
ready large assortment. Our li'adez for this W'l‘lk‘ 200
yards Fancy Bloch llibhin, all colors, at 5c. per ynrd, Worth
1 .

Summer line of Belts rccivcd; liaiivr-n, Luther and
Silk, 5c” i2c., 17c, 19c. 25c, 39c. and 49:. t':|('il. \'riy
handsome line.

W~-——

One coupon for every dollar’s worth
you buy.

Pit—EELS.

During the past week we have added doze-rs of new
Parasol» and Sun Umbrellas to our stock. ”or great leader
for the week, 26 inch Gloria, natural Hit-ll, only $1.25
worth $1.82.

Muslinfill’ndci—iwear.

Continued sale of Muslin Underwear at special prices-
-—4——m

BUSTLES.

Latest shapes at 10, 15. 19, 25. 83 and up.

Gents’ Bathing Suits.

Sold last season at 81; our price “113 season title.
Bathing Tights 10, 12. 15, 19 and 25¢. each.

New line of Gents' Flannel Shirts worth $1, pricr this
week 62 and 79¢. each. ’

 

 

 

Coupons at the Boston Store Free.

WASH DRESS FABRICS.
' Century Cloths.

- Have just received a large line of these very popular
prints. New designs and latest colorings. Our price will
be only So per yard.

...I.awns.

To all who want-alight summer lives- this will prove
thebcstbargamyou will see this summer. Xamciy: 10
yards good quality Laws for 39¢.

Also 1 lot better goodr, which we offer for the extreme-
ly low price of 10 yards for tile.

1 lot extra line dark colored Chalice, worth one per
yard. Will run it for one week at be per yard.

 

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Another week of bargains oil'ered by the o
ares-s of the low-price. cash system in Norwalk’.
Are you aware of the fact. that. you buy cheaper when you purchase
at. a. store that. does only a. cash business. like the Boston ates-at

. ATTENTION, illliIS’ !

Now is the iiuw for Mnbroiiieriee, and this the placi- to buy "‘I'lll. :- Sup Mifwladew display. .

1800--Yardé-—1800

Swim and (Innibric litigious, in ri-uiuunl form, 2 to 5 yards in length will be placed on sale Siturday, June 15th. at ll‘llil
This lot consists of white and C’l'llfl’d edgings from 2-inch to Liam-hes deep, and range in price from {as to
Biggest bargain you will ever get in llamburga.

‘ Kitchen Department.”

 

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co U Po N S Given with every dollars worth you buy. When
you get 60 you will receive free a large portrait

McCALL’S PATTERNS.

’De above WU. all usual, will be found at the Reliable and Popular Dry-Goods House of Norwalk,

.TI'TBOSTO

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EVENING SENTINEL. FRIDAY. JUNE ll. 1889.

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Have You llatatnunon Yet .

More and mammot-
“One price to an."

liidtn Linens and Nalnsooks.

'v'illnffrrthid week spec «I bargains in the above
minis. Regular 13, 25, 30 and ”Jr! goods, at 12, 19, 22 and
Iltlc p» . .‘il'd-

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Tracie where you go: low prices as well as
coupons.

"I ‘0‘

Sateens. Cb allies , and
Scotch Zep her Ging-
hams.

290 a yard.

For the very best grade of French Sateen manufactured.
This M-lectiun comprise a very . twice line of patterns and
shades. ll member the price on this grade has been 37L

but tlm price now 1‘3 .
29c a yard.

> ‘0.

Geta large portrait of yoursrlf, or one of your,
family, free.

5-.. 0. ’. .__.. ._._ .

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.2.) . a y aril. ,
The Inigo-st and choicest ulrction of our 250. and 29c

guide Fun-ch Sail-ens for th‘ Mien. They are very tin".

l) m't inf-i» if to” lot-g before i :rchnsiuu: the price is o.~ly

230 a yard.
title at yard.

12.» lump-M and best lini‘ f “Donia-tic" sateene to be
hand Hiywlh'rl'. not having N 4‘ York City, in all shade-
out c l. iinpfi. The patterns it .~ the finest and the price i=-

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COUPONS. COUPONS.

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1 9c a yard. .
Av: wool i'hnllics. "warn ted last." We have wry
('lloic line in lu.t.d grounds and fancy patterns. The price

M 190
65 a yard.

Choice line of Clllliii'l at like a yard.

4-1. a yard.

Joni in Iii-pp things moving along We will ofler a hue'

of figured challivs at
4; a yard.

I

l2lc a yard.
Very fine liar; yard wide Baptiste cloths.
cheap at 15, but our price is

They are

12!:

Reduced from 25c.

Our full line. of Scotch Z’phev Gingham». In plain
colon. check: and stripes to match a very choice line of
plaid: never sold for lea; than 25c a yard and often sold at

300, but our price will be
19c a yard
12in a yard. ,
.Chochs, Stripes, Plain. Colors, Mixtures. &c., all first—

clsan goods and cheap at 156 a yard. We offer the finest
line of (linghmns at this price: 12;

Jackets at less than half price-to close.
Wraps at less than your own figurer to close.
“Henrietta Sateenc. Ask to see it."

 

SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Oil Stoves at 59c. 2 quart White Ifonntain Ice Cream
Freezers only 81.49. Plates only to. be, and 6c each. 10
nieces Decorated Toilet not only $2.49. \ Eureka Carpet
Swvrpris only 32.59.

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A .i sun. so... emu.
LAWN IOLLBBI.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.

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Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,

35 Water street. isit ty

wif"? beer: ' _

Closing in Sale

Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.

Artists Materials,
summoning!
Baby Carriage
(130.

Call Early and secure best
bargains.

Sale simulate. Going out of
business.

1:. C. WHITNEY.
l3 North lllnin St,

,..~.,S‘!"_‘!', N07P'a'kr

EVENING

Commercial School.

ltl'ilNl:_~'~ DBI’AIt’l‘lBST»—lly a system of
“the”, llrill' all Kit-cs ot burial-es paper. with
which out at olars do business, they are practically
lltledlnr lll' commenial intuition. Sessions-
Iumlnv. Wu ..iedxiy and Fri a evenings.
allultTtlANl) AND TY Ell'lll’I'ING DE-
panmcui islht‘huflh of a :nctical teacher, who
can mun.- hast teaulla. bl‘fliOllll—Tllfll‘dl’ and
Thaw-tin rveuingp.

(ll-.l't AN chm-H ~A pmtlrsl trachea mm
Yule todige give: lasinic two sftuiioolis acli
I'm-l.

W url balm-ruled!" lure you rail or Irile for
yarmunin. FRANK II. RESCUE.

(auntie Building, Norwalli,Ct.

l’. SL—Alm of Bug-int" Department, Bridgeport
Business Voltage. 129 tf

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Merrill Phonotgligpic Academv.

Commercial Training School.
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Memorial Day,
Thursday, lay an.

ltotoa Point will be ope-mt! for the name. Thurs-
day. Is .

unanimous

TIIIS SEASON.

Fir-octane music will be rovldcd for "flannel
Day. and ceremonies suitah for the (It‘ll-lull will
he observed.

FINKENSTEIN & lNlIBEL

Prop rietors.

F. H. NASH & BRO.,

COIL MAIN 1 WEST ITS.

Good Work Guaranteed.

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FOR THE
Great American Heater
We are sole agent).
P L U M B l N G,
0!" ALL KINDS.

Steam and Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work

Are the bi st and cheapest in town.

OUR RANGES

Hausa Furnishing finals-f

CHINA AND GlASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.

Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.

 

1).}- an! Evening.
gllo't‘l‘tl .51) sun 'I'ypcaming Deiartmcnt
l .drr “1“"1‘ nilIurtmruuuntthe atepnn-
v ”a. and hi.- mn- [Hunger of (iaflcy'eb'hurlhand
5cm»... Ilrrfurd. I ‘ouu.

(‘Ulitfitllt’tAL Department. for the study of
. tank It oping. plumanphlp, arithmetic. etc.
in (large of 1'1”. A Il,Wardi!iif New York eitv.
Sonny mm and coup-n rim-fully pit-pared to an
butternut.- nl-flilit‘lol a. .mumas.

it. as . Dari-t! Tutsi.” Headquarters for Stanton!
and m :mry

“hi («p-twim-vipphrd with competent ail-int.
at. p a!» slim 'loillc For cmnm and full infor-
mal» r ”filivf».0l'tlduflrc,

VHS. ll. A.lI-1RRILI.. Prim.
51 Atlantic rt , titamlord.

HATS! ”HATS!
The Correct Styles

in si’ grade-s of Still and Soft 11m. Spring Style

51115. Hats,

Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
Hats, «he, at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

Particular atlenllon paid to
l-‘lsliil, Cleaning and Ironing
sill flats. no

10 NEW/Tank m LESS THAN
TWO nouns AND A HALF.
The New and Palatisl Steamer,

Ilane Bharles,

Capt. Fred L. Bysbec,
Will commence flaking Daily Trips to New York
confortywcly and Speed.

Popular Prices.

So. Norwidk to New York. Staple
Trip, 40 cents ; Excursion, 70 cents.
Onsudsttev

Monday. June 10th,

The Steamer will leave Wit-m Point on arrival of
“We" train lesviasfio. Norwslk at 7.56 a.
I. Remingleavettew amass-um.
foot Ringer’s slip. at 3.15 pan . and foot 31!! Strata.
hit River. 330p. in, emctingwiihtnins at
Wilson Point.

Always Take the lleasateaie Lise.

for invitin- lake-mini apply to
I!!! m mount) "MAI. 00.

SIDS“ STARBUCI. V. P. A: G. I.
as South at. new York.
0. 1 Ohm. Agent. Wilson Point. Conn. arm

The Old and. Reliable.

an a [lit in.
Nomi tin Yuri

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FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, &c.,

of second hand furniture, which he will dispose o
of all kinds bought and called for.

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“AS (”'33“) AT

South Norwslk, a department for the sale of

0!: Watches, Jewelry. to.

addressed toBo

prompt attention. spi?

BOUGHT AND SOLD.

The submits-rhea constantly on hand a large lot!

at wry rcamuahte wees. Second-hand furniture

Boulon 5L, Sprinxgrr‘iod.
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V. A. SCOFIELD,
The Bear of the Warwick llouse,

Second-hand Furniture,

All business strictly confidential. Communicatin-
x as. South Somali, will receive

The lestliadltsc Weed

Nowtobehadllsoldbyo.,. wll ”at

50 lbs. at. 500 Each.

on. ten. worth ls wart to kindle-e; may
re.

(1. 1‘. utoNAIIII.
tti if Iat- SL. WI.

A. S. ll‘ICRRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

line Watch mm a Spanish. ‘
as Want-[toil tit. - Iantl flea-wall.

CAN DIES

Of all kludt. Hutu.

BAKERY!

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WENUCOPMAI'AIDY TOTE-Ilia fall new
'Iil'nl chorus-eats! easily.

MrsJohiifiolland

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Farcell’iilaiahiiiliu iii

Ill I IJLI NERY,
3 Water St, Norwalli.

We sic selllng No. 16 Satin Idge om rib-

bons, in all col from itl eta. up. 'naths from

tartan shavejust received a fallllue

of Ostrich feather bsndl. Sis tips in one hand. all

$310”. for 50 us. A full line of Infants cg. full
cts. up.

MRS. FAWCE'IT,

8 Water IL. - Nov-walls.
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Mice

Any one In want of emnlwent. or to
chin his or her place, will d It will will: b
all ere and master their um tree-
Utntlemen will he charged the sum 0! 5 ea. If
you want to bu , or sell. or rent. or enquire for any
thing you can to here, as we will advertise at the
oilice every day. We have a sitting room for ladle
and one for Gents also.

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We haves restaurant where you can get Ill 1
m fife. acumen to in {m IIlieal at all
f yl t! y Ol' wee ; .
fill in Years lteepeeti’nol‘llyxfngll IIIVI.
lo. 5 Water 83.. Borough.

A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. ER on Finish.
“in; Steer—floor Mats,

Bomcthlngnew, bedthiagolt.

W. C.QUINTARD,

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And Other lloauehold Goods. _
Win 13:; e_::rpecimmgiggg' all paid SP" “g Styles
MONEY LOANED PAPER HANGINGS.

Fine Line of Gilts

At 25. 30, Ind 40 Cents. Double Roll.

 

KENT & CIIOLWELL,

Boilers at all Kinds
Fire Brick Work,

a Specialty.

ounce AT 9. SBLLBCIK’S,
[97 Washington St. Bridge.
90. Norm-III, Conn.

“”3; P. 0. Box 140, Westport. Ct.

MISllNS AND PLASTEBEBS. ,

Set and Repaired.

and Jobbing of all Kinds

Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 401:. Double Boll.

Painting, Paper HangingI
CALCIMINING.

DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Stare,

18 North Main St...
South Norwalk, Ct.

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muteauddecident
“mutate—Cabins“ Btu-gs.

Retry Public. W Taken.

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liWssh-nginst, Minuteman.)

J Ecol) M. Layton,

General lusuranceAgeney

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shpartsoflnmpe.

Railroad rickets, baggage Checked

South Howrah. Conn.

 

Wi'l‘ilil FAIBINI}

SKILLED wow.

Thetollowicgisthecutiaeateofs.n.llsyla,a
graduateoftbeWinona School at Barclay, low
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HOMERB.HOYT,

JEWELER.

No. 16 Railroad Place.

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Real Estate. fire, Lite. Accident,
Plate Glass, and steam Boiler

INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of

C I: 7 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
omen—issnw-nimgioa 8L. so. saw-It.

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In M will?“ III M ll
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Life Insurance 00.,

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Debenlnre and Far- Hora-go

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himuafiuodwatchmakerto any in need at the
services’ sum-perennial new . than

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