Q
A PUZZIJIIG PROBIEI.
Where 3' d Johnstown' s Popu-
lation 60?
Till! IIIZAII Ilti'l‘llA'l‘lilI AT 2.500.
But this Kali-ate Does Not Account (or
".531 People “'Iw llave Not Yet legis-
ternd— 701 Application. in Base-ed
lattes.
Jounsrowx, i’a, June ll—Tlle aggmgste
aulnberolbodia iound thus iar in m3 at
Johnston and surrounding morgue-I At
Nineveh, it»; in Indiana county, 50. This
was up to Wednesday morning Thu-lind-
Ingl dues that time number «in. Ta: oi
thus were loud yesterday. This makesa
total at Lilia. 0i the bodies iound yesterday
tiunsoi W. B. lieu. Capt. O‘Connell and
nary llolleran were identified.
Olllhxigen, whohaschargeoilietingthe
dead, my: be still thinks the aggregate will
fall below 2553: He in finding great diill~
only, Mwever, in making up his list. Only
. 26,51” survivors, out oi a population oi 29,11”,
have registered
lumber {or Johnatuwn.
On. Hastings has appointed a committee
to the charge oi the lumber that will come
from lichigan and other plaeea Theoom-
mittee determined to give the lumbar out in
the order in which appllmtione are filed.
Twenty cal-loads are known to be en route
and others will iollow noon.
The Heaven-Bent Baialall.
The rain that poured down on this deso-
tul vent-y until the midday hour had the
oi stopping the work which, thorough—
siematiud, is being rapidly pushed lor-
Thougha drawback at thh period,
veda boon in pIIriiying the air
ning odor oi burning flesh. The
kage at the stone bridge which
ked and sputtered in the drizzle
oi smoke hung mourniully
over this area, ere hundreds oi mangled
and decaying still are imprisoned.
The Lumberlnbu's Eflectlve Work.
The rainceusedatitopnandthonmsu'ug-
gled out again. and in the mud and wreckage
700 workmen mumed thelr melancholy task.
Tile jam at the bridge will probably be cleared
away by to-morrow. Engineer Phillipe, who is
in charge, is pushing the work. One hundred
and titty dynamite cartridges were placed in
themes, and web explosion materially di-
minishes the glut. Bociiectivo has been the
work oi a body oi Clarion lumbenncn, who
have been engaged in clearing the wreckage
with books, that another detachment has
heal telegraphed tor. It is considered almost
imp-ibis: to recover the other bodice in the
wreck, though the workmen are doing all in
their power to get at them. Up to ‘2 o‘clock
seven bodies were recovered. None oi them
were identified.
Crowds at the Commissarlcs.
At the commiscuuriee thocrowde seem to in-
crease each day. They area mud ptainlvd,
melancholy set—haggard and worn—with
laces marked with lines that tell their and
stories, and eyes blank with the vacancy oi
a great bereavement. The entrance to each
station is very narrow, yet into them the
women and children, each with acapacious
basket, crowd like sheep into a pen. The
line is a long one, and those who are so un-
lucy as to have arrived alter 6 or 7 o'clock
stood unprotected, and in some instance: halt
clad, in the pouring rain.
Ithasbecndecidedtoteardownallunsaie
buildings in the town and burn the wreckage.
This will be done as soon as the Philadelphia
the engines are on hand to protect property
that isnaie. A houeeto-houm canvass will
beinaugurated today to secure as near
as possible an accurate list of the living and
dead for the state oiliciala The ayatem oi
registration atImnpted a week ago was not
eflective.
A library for Johnstown Lawyers.
Prrl'secno, June 15.——-A meeting of the
Bar association has been calledtoconsider
the propriety of making an appropriation
tromthetreasurytoaidthemembereoi the
haroiCambrlaoonnty whoreside in Johns-
town, to purchase a law library. ltisthe
intentiontomakeanappcaltothe bar any
cintions throughout the country to send con-
tributions for this purpose to a lawyer’s a-o-
elation to be formed in Johnstown. lib
. thought money enough can be raised to buy
a library oi 4,000 or 5,000 volumes, and pos-
Iibly erect a library building.
Alter the flood Bablas.
, Pimento, June Ii—‘l'he ladies roller
committee in this city lave placed on their
files 791 applications ior babies rescued from
the flood.
During Friday 27 new reiugeea were ac-
commodated and 71 persons were clothed.
Died at Heart failure.
N" YORK. June ill—Jam Btubhs, head
stthegreatsaltilrmot Btuhbs&Co.,pI-el>
'lhlythelargestdealersinEngland,diedsud-
taulyoihesrt (allure at theAstor house.
Unfitnbhs came to Americaonthesream—
dipUmbrlatwoweeksagowithC.W.Burt,
d liastflaginamllichqwith the intention
eiiuspccting the salt worksinthiscountry
and y thoee in Michigan andNew
Yuk The bodywillbeemballnedandaent
.ofligland.
”carpool Jack “we‘re-ba-
flaw Your, June 15,—John fit:pstrick,nr
“liver-pool Jack,” indicted for ,kidaaping
'JavidKeunedyand Harry'l'oole,andseud-
adieu: to lexioo,wlnplsadtotheinificb
watch Monday. Ieauwhilsheranainsin
the Tombs in ddault oi mocha The
myor’s malinl has remumdsd that
Oquarroll‘slie-issenkeepnintelligcuee
adios at fiGraeuwich streetbs rekudon
account at h relations with "Liverpool
Jed."
Alana-tel larder.
loan... Ala..Juns u—At Inriuu Junev
tinnJ. P. Smaeectieulaha', shotusd
kiIthG. Seguor, a couducturalthelo
hibsnd mm“
shlhotasaeh bullsttaking
laby lcleeat catalog.
Cm lav, It. J. Jane III—In. fiesta-It
Earth-land partyhavebsnr-ting W
lyatPo‘uasterualWaI-Inakrshaad-
usuddsrdd-meatthel’eintdnuhc
. ~¢¢ -..—....
EIPEIIOR WILLIAM WRITTEN UP.
\t ales.
VIIINA, Jlue 1.1 -'l‘lie Nuuwlle licvue
will shortly publish a letter purporting to
have been written by the Prince of Wales to
King lion-dd oi Belgium, stating that the
physical audit-u oi Emperor William oi
Germany is deplorable. The letter aye he
cannot get any sleep, except with the helpoi
drugs, sullen intense headaches and III cous-
pelled to murt to the useoi morphineto
ilnd relic! from pails.
lie knee his temper easily and with the
slightest [revocation
“I can never forgive nor forget,” the latter
concludes, “the tlwatmcut I received on the
tenant journey from Berlin nor the insults
oi the Iielchnanaelger. "
A strange lute-Ida.
l’novmnucs, June III—An unknown man,
about 36 years oi age, watched the col-
lege boys‘ purer-ion across the big bridge
at Market square. lis waved his hat when
the brilliant issturss panel and whal the
ballet corp passed he shouted wildly and
threw his hat in the air. 'Ihen some student
gave the strange man a lighted ltomau carr
die, and, picking up his but. he iairly new
away sci-Ins the bridge in the Uplllilll! dirw
Falling down 80th Water street, he threw
his Roman camile over the bridge railing and
Transportation company, irom which he
leaped lntotheblack and newer like river.
Several boys who had followed him throw
him a rope, which be clutched and Iinally let
go 01. Then he IWaIIl into the middle oi the
river and was drowned. As he jumpul iron
the dock he threw oil his hat and shouted,
“Gull-by!" and again, as he went down ior
the last time, be said: “(in it, boys. Good-
by once more i"
A Boy Drowned In a Sewer.
Banruloua, [June lfi.-Iiaphael F. Feb
randhii, ngtd ii, a Iiandeoule little fellow,
was standing in the gutter at the corner oi
Howard and Lexington streets alter the rain
storm, missing a ball up the streamand
catching it all it floated back He had a firm
hold on an iron pint, as the water was a loci
and a hall deep and very swiit, and he
thought himseli secure. Presently he let gt.
oi the [mt to get the ball which had slipped
beyond his reach, when the buy and bull
were swept down the filthy sewer. A man
went down alter him, but he was not virible.
From the mouth oi the newer at the hipring
garden back to where the little fellow lull in
search was made, but no boy was found.
Commencement Week at Cornell.
lruaca, June I5.—’l‘he events incident to
the twenty-lint cunimchemu-nt at Cornell
university Ingan last evening with a rec ep~
tion by the Kappa Alpha and Pill Upsilon
iraternltics in Armory ball. A large nunr
her oi guintu have arrived, and the indica-
tions win! to an unusually brilliant week.
The graduating clue numbers 117, oi whom
twelve are women. The class upon entering
had till members, and decreased to 178 in its
sophomore and to IJH in its junior year.
Oil {or Alaskn
Salt FllASCIh'CI), J une 15.—lhlpm-ntatives
oi the United States coast and geodetic our
vey have called ior Alaska to define the liiut
meridian, part 01 the boundary line between
the Alaskas and British Columbia. It will
take about eighteen months to complete the
work. Accompanying the expedition in Pro
{emf J. H. Rum", sent by the United Stain
'lieographieal society and the Smithsonian
innitule, who will examine the whole region
inpn a geographical standpoint.
Proposed New Route to Boston.
I’LYIIOU'I'II, Alana, June lh—fieveral cap
ltalists are now at work organizing a new
company tor the oonicnicnce oi [lanengeri
and ireight between Boston and New York.
Steameieareto berun irom New York in
Wareham, where an electric railroad sixteen
miles long will cross the head of Cape Cod t4:
Plymouth, whence steamers run to Boston.
This will be an important route it it In built,
and will be a strong competitor oi the Old
Colony route.
Burned in a Tenement House.
New Your, June 15,-Fire broke out in s
tenement house containing twenty-two {a
miliaet & Noriolk street late last night.
Allottheinmatesescapedtotbestreet with
out serious injury, except an old woman
named Klrshbuum and her 2ycnr-old grand-
daughter, h‘ather Goklberg, whose bodie.
were burned to a crisp. The building was
damaged to the extent of 310,000.
A fatal Thunderbolt.
Cmcysxarl, 0., June I5.—Guy and lows
Emma, aged 12 and 9 years respectively,
eons of Lowe Emerson, a millionaire
manuisctum, were struck by lightning at
Mt. Airy, near this city, while taking retuge
underatree during astorm. Guy’s bodyh
blackenedall over and Lowe's is blackened
onone side. Thereisnohope ior Guy,but
it is thought Lowe may recover.
Bio Janet" Stricken.
New 0am”, June li—News has just
been brought here by a gentleman irom
Brazil, who says that smallpox and yellow
leverareraging inavirulentiormmotalals
h Biodaneiro, but through all the stat“
within 200 miles oi that city. The death rats
iorthreedaysat that place and at Santos
was'lOper cent, and people who coulddc
so were leaving in droves.
ReportedlallroadConeolldetloa.
(Joxconnflfl. 11, June 15. ~It is reported
thatthellostw, (foam and Canada railr
rmdshaveconsolidated without askinglov
turthu hg’nlatiou under the terms oi the
"Colbyact"oi 1883. 'IheBoetonaudlaInt
Baflroadeempanymntendsthattbannoli
datincaunotbectlcctedwithout a further
aetoltheiegislatnre.
An Regional-Ideal.
Itsw Osman, June lit—At Abaussn,
Ih,C.REakk,a action (creme, diet
and killed Tary Smith, a locomotive an
giant. hithwasamesnhaoltheBrotI-o
hooddllgimunandflvedinlmllh,
whithc thehedywasemtiorhwial. Esk-
MMdahningdi-dsimsa
Gauguin-ginge-
lscol, 0a., June Iii-Will Debell, col»
ored,washanged at 'l'homaevilleyestcrhy
iorthemurda’oiauegronamedlanglast
Dee-abs. Johfiekemanagro hay,agsd
aboatiDyulnw-hangedatlnshurgyo
tardayiwthslsuderotaaagednepeaad
“wile. 'l'heaneeutl'alwlepahlie.
Alkmpdlngn.
MJanelh—Thsstandardengarre
bushing”.- ulnar . made,
evw
having Cured more an h Oahaativlo“
chukka-sewn
A. Alleged iroring Ins; the l'lIm-s- OI '
tion from which the queer parade was going. —— -
ran to the unprotected dock at the Shore "‘
theinteruseutoi thcdud, daywniirlil.
median
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, I859.
THE SENTINEL.
lanai oowsn. a... use mew..-
-1tsuas: —Iyear an; I "the aw; it ...—me.
Ohm I-uuthweeuts; slaulseeulsstuals.
.y
QUIITARD’B
luluumli Sula Wuluy!
LIBT 0' I‘ lit I’ll:
lsucalauirsthetic applied tor extraction oi teeth
without Ixtrs charge. (me work a e Ially.
ml e'i War Ington at. so. Non" I,“
‘ W. HACKLI l’l’l‘i,
may ill[GOO ”LID WOUISMIITILDW
Bu clce, L'ul Itepalrcd.Knlv1-s,
stairs and Servers Ground, Lawn Mowers It‘s“;
ed and sharpen"! 3 Clay at, no Norwaik.
II. a. x. ennui.
bi South lain elm-t, r. p ('in lloul,
000'“! Still ALK
8 to 9 a In.
(Mice Home, {12 lo 2 p III.
on” “Tell-phnnecxunlnrtlon e lo I! p. In.
I. I. KNAI’P,
Architect and Ch il Engineer,
Pnruishee I’Innz', marine-stim- and Illlyrrinllmd-
once luv the connrnctl-m of envy dwcrII-Iion
oi buildings.
'I'I‘Itls liliAlioh'ABI. ..
mm: ’l‘sylor‘e Building Washington iii...
no. Norwnlk I'. 0. ”01:73.
I“ II. I’IZCKWELL.
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Ronni 50.1]nvilaml s Biork
Washington stn-cI South Nuns ulk jv i3 ‘ltn
Al. .ltx.:l. unison. ”‘
Organist u! the mm COII'IH'L'Illfltlll ('hnrchfli'am
bury, 'l‘cactwroi
['innol'ortc, Organ and Musical
Composition.
i6 Iy lock 80: 39 P. 0.. NilkitALK. CONN
C“ It. ll'nulnh. V “- T"
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K's-'rr-ur tor Wmhbnv! and Putter. lcc Crruln
mun-mly tn hand hr the pick and well. His ts is»
bran-II Hmi "0.7. and Employment I Mice.
so \l.\l‘i 512. so. NIIIIWALK. ('l'.
J n. .yizsslsm.
I
Furrcmn In I. ll. Quintard.
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l’mII-rin' cr A lamllallncr.
ELI: 'l‘lil! Sit ll'l' lihbl. IN TUBUI‘I’II‘ E.
No. 4 Kn. on: m. net-incum- 5 Elm In,
880 3m Nor» nlu, Conn.
J 0 03mm, ---»-- -..-,
Ijnrpcnlu r and Builder.
Plans inminhul and limousine circa.
Jobbing” oi all kinds pmmpliy an: lliltd :.'
(:OKOAM pin-ct, near Iain
x «1.1mm Norwalizl’t
J B. PAIAYHOND,
e
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
0_ill_c tent of llaviiand St. on Water. I'. t). Box Gil
SOUTH EOBWALK BATIK!” BARK
5) Wuhingtcu Street.
Open Daily from 9 to i!am.,snd from I to 3 p.15
and on Saturday evenings from G to 8.
Which!!! allowed on Deposit;
mum sevens Pres
lonxn i'zmiis yummy... .
any __ .louxu. IIiyAI'r. M mum
ATENTS. M
o. It ensures,
Washington, D. c.
Ten years in United States Patent (mice.
dlw Guide to Inventon mailed tree.
55.001708 $3.50.
The Best Cabinet Photographs
83.50 per Dozen,
NOREIEH’S.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER 2
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Csiisndsceulylarrcsux oiailkzndeolturnitnse.
u Ilall Street. Kuwait.
Also prepared to tarnish anything mums:
nith mitten: No.3
lab ”All
JOHE H. SMITH,
FLURIS'I'.
BLAIR STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
WRIGHT In FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And mixtures d
All kinds of If one.
Trucks, Gamma
Screw firth-35m” v“ m tar mic.
Sew Road Cart- enly n
Horse-Shoe and all
kinds ofBInckemithlng
Pool at Franklin St.
soul. Iorwalh.‘
ap15 ti
SWAN & BUSHNELL,
weal—I. and lean Dealers Ia
ilauuruelurer’s and Painter’s
OUPPIJBK
sea water as. anthems-r, or.
“In“ mun. rm
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orsu'm E AND IICIIANICAI. fi’fi‘flflfig‘gu “g; on“ '13P“, gnaw
IST. Polite and 1:0an attention toall.
Washington 8t.. Over Postofll'ce.
lleingeratursl
Li. LINE
OF ALL SIZES
“‘1...
Low Prices
u. u. uyuyuus:
Music Hall Block.
In: t1-
GO 'I'O
MflflREIHlRMlN’S
...runw.
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FR‘EI’ITS,¢&30.,
No H 1\[uin Sire-vi.
Fancy DelaWare
counrv DAIRY
BUTTER.
Ncyv, S‘VCCt. Rosy,
250 1b.
Barley Oats
M! to lllP bushel. Clem,
‘gbl and let,
$1.15 per Bag,
0r 5 Bugs at slum-e.
him pmdtstc at this price Item «her nets s' ‘25:
less a mg. Sun: eate selling timht'n' a! .125.
iumu all See Sumu (:qu 031i
Potted Tomato Plants,
07 Till BEST KlSDS.’
2 Ots- Each.
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MEATS
BIKVID IN Till INT IANNIIL
éL onwsnt the rhoirmt IIIA'I'H, nbtalucdrc
oi troullll or (04.10" will llud lhclu at I]
What.» well
Poultry of all [this
Ill "'8 IIIAIIOI
F. HAYES.
DIBBLI‘B nwcx. . sown eonwau,
WI NII'I'IIN lillllfi'l'.
One Quanta—Tho Bey-t.
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Beet Veal, lenh, Hutton Pork. Sail sud Push,
Cornell lit-vi. h’moknd Tongue. llama,
shoulders Becomlxllalogna, I’rsnk-
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l‘roinptly.
CHARLESSMITH
5:! Washington Street.
J .H Kinefelter,
1)th IN
quls, Fish flysturu,
Vegetables, Fruits,
cannzn 600118.311}.
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’36]; let! &.Hfl” lk
Iuais Fish Oysters,
Fruits, Vegetables, Puullry, ilu
"(All Hindi Io
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. BENNETT, 18. BEST“),
most: Wan nearer:
rm: near or
Meats,
Poultry,
.—uD——
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at s moderate [nicctwonid dowel
to all st the
Cuutuul Muriel
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
'E'u-ir Marlyn,
us")
Order: solicited and cools delmrI-d to any part
at C-Iy.
Juluuul Sauul'lliu. Pious.
SEWERS!
F. AI. PIERCE
cum III
‘ENVER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
ls tomake connections with minim
tuthkcit outhelaostiavolsblcterns
mwithihcnesotlylaid
minthisdrywiliimiittoiheu advantage to
alien h.ini 834i!
1“. 31. PIEPKCE
mile} 203 South Nerwalk, Ci.
.1 031‘ II. FEBBIS,
I. seminar} Retail Dealer in all undue!
Gilli. III] W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackswsnna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkeeiiarre Cosle.
luau! fur RUBBER PAINT
Yard ' ’not of Washington and lic-
ehall Ma. Branch odice at Still:
I‘m: stow
LADIES‘PMZ
.‘ke.
lumen: and Hlliililet
Do not buy I Ilium"! or headstone from any
{pew I'll-Ll hill (“Incl In til. ahliw liauna "I
Tallies. Wag: Iilrwt, Novwslk sad Iclwt one
all euulplewand will not be disappointed In its
m'"uriusllklndsol ulldingsloue
P. “2 BATES.
WAGONS
Newandmud-hsnd
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
l’ricen to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
H EADQUARTE R 8
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I’Ultl PARIS (IRIIN.
80A AC
lfllilti'l' I'OWDIII
Willi?! TBILLIBOI ll.
TlX'I‘IiiIl VATO
All“) WU' INS” DISTROYBR,
DIATII ON FLEAD,
’A‘ANOI] .1Glfl‘()0'1‘ 19].." PAPER,
Wholualeeud Ml, at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
AllRightA ain.
Illsvlng again nto mmycold slam my s Block.
Iain put-ct, and annoyed at the
fire by s much larger and Ilcilct stock, I Invite lhe
punllrn to re use s call. I can show Ihc best line
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blwankets,
hips, ,&.c.,
And olI’Ir them at thew men In
prices
(iIVc lncacalland you will has ndthatthae
is no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J. P. O’ROUBKE.
Inr_Iz 2m __
TAR WALKS I
lsmnow irctnml with compucnt help to put
down fln-t cluster or flag tidcwsl slkss
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
lielxmetcs inrnirhcd and work promptly attended
JOHN B. MORTON,
Taylor Avenue. South Norwalh.
P 0. "on 732. film
_.op_..
Lowest Prices l
The text Goods for
the [mast Money
”AT—-
H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT .5: SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET____
’Hllill Baiuyi Ill.
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
BASH, Burns,
HARD WOOD WORK,
'or ALI. amps.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
div
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Taming. '
inane: Yard between railroad Marriage
bridges.
liill at but of Hamill! 811'qu
South flax-walk, Conn.
Hutch, Ba'
I‘rw You Cr".-
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Ambler &Sammis’.
40 yards ancy‘ .. lilting (by
roll) $4 00
Bargains in Black Surah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Penn-dc-
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain inBlack Rhadamcill’c.
Bargain in Black FllIIIO Fran-
caisc, ”Be.
One lot Plaid Flanncls, &c., l
duccd from 40c to 25c.
One lot Plaid Flanncls, Sun.
duccd from 50c to 38c.
Onc lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 50c.
One lot 2‘2 Inch Plaids, Sic
reduced from 25c to ”lo.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
lliBLER i SAMMIS.
I'C-
. New and Second-Hand
WAGON 8,
C A R T 3
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon, ..
One Grocer’s Wagon,
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Barn-Yard Manures.
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POISON my urea.
New and Second-Hand
A Lot of
One Butcher’s Wagon.
Seed Oats.
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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.
can. AND BE cohvmcnn.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Kain 8t... So. Norwalk, 0t.
E. C. KERRIGAN.
NGTICE !
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of"
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Tu Bu Sulul Way luluiuus '1'qu lust,-
AT THE STORE OF ” ’
C. H. HARVEY,
South N orwalk.‘ I
I2 North DIain St...
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(mica. 436 Hall! Street,
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Siccst Market in the City 4
Billli uqu Lililili
Fish, Oysters, Clams.
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Pure '10me 0a.
Importedsu'dluas.
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Nissan-7mm
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grills—uttered.
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