' \‘N.
“r ten bodies had been recovered and removed
is
'varlous voting precincts in Johnston and
ANGEROUS DYNAMITING.
Rcck’csn Use of the Explosive
at Johnstown.
| llilll.lllliil B00! IIIINBNT.
N
lonely Made llmim for the Inhabitants.
titans to lie [traded at Once—The
Harp-ea (‘Illlaolldnlfllw'l'ho (‘llluls
Awakening.
Jonss'rowx, 1"... June i‘i-—-'l‘he seal of
themmtracuvrs in tweaking up the gorgeol
drift by the use of dynamite ran away with
their better judgment. The quantity of the
explodve was largely increased with each
massive shot until the citiseus ran terror-
strickeu from their homes, fearing that the
few houses remaining would be razed to the
[round by the tremendous jar and mucus
slou.
hunger Fulton, of the ('aiubria Iron com-
pany, who, on summit of the cxplmions, was
eoiupollai to move his family and olfcote to the
mountain side for mfsty, soot in note to (ion.
Hastings, (bundle-ling that the dynamiting
cease. Goa findings replied that the dymv
netting mold (case at now, since which
(“Jonathols have been tired. Up tonooa
to the morgue.
louday was the hottest experienced since
the catastrophe, and its eflect was apparent
onallclames of people The heat was ex
tremoly oppressive, and brought out all the
smells concealcd in the numerous piles oi
rubbhh. The smoke from the burning drift
hangs low over the valley, and mingling with
thedeaying vegetable and putrofying anl‘
matter combines to form an odor simply
Indescribable.
Business Men Awakening.
Vast quantities of disinfectants are being
usedfreely throughout the community, and
the immunity from contagion enjoyed that
far is doubtless due to the free distribution oi
these powerful preventatives. Fifty busineis
men have applied for lmnber with which u
construct temporary structures. Some plan
of apportionment and distribution will be
determined upon at a meeting of the bilalnt‘iit
men's «nominee. One proposition under
consideration contemplates the «instruction
of an arcade around the four sides of the pub
be square which shall contain about sixty
Itoserooms, to be given rent free to such
business men as desire to reestablish them»
selves in business
To Erect One Hundred Stores.
Sentiment has been permanently sup
planted by Maine. man here. It began
Monday and the most heavily stricken citi-
lou, both in family and fortune, has brought
himself face to face with the inevitable, and
insinuating of the committee of husluosr
masked Gen. Hastings to erect lot) two
story busines buildings on tha public square
(at immediate occupancy. (ion. llastingr
pinuptly replied that he would rub the
work night and day, and give thcmcvory
facility that was in the power of the state
and himself to confer.
The city council will meet this after-
noon to grant the right to rebuild, and work
will begin Wednesday. The buildings will
lastnntll the businms men are able to re-
build at their own expense.
One hundred houses, ready to place upon
their foundations, will arrive from Chicago
next Saturday, and will all l‘mt up by
middle of next week. Gen. Hastings
idlast night: "We will put all the car—
torswecan got to building new houses
from which buildings were taken by
as soon as the lumberarrivas. It
a to arrive thisweek, and I think
wn will look very much like a’ city by
When the houses are erected,l
ish the householders with cooking
utensils, cots, bedding and the necmiary
articles to W“ with again, and when they
are ready they can build better houses.
About 2,500 men were engaged in the
clearing up work in the tire districts and the
outlying boroughs are beginning to look
themelva again. The drift at the bridge
was largely rcducul, The dynaniiting was
resumed later in the "lay, but the quantity
used in the charges wan, mdoced. The com»
salary is supplied with millcient rations for
all hands for live days. It. is probable that
the Fourteenth regiment will be sent home
this week and another regiment ordered into
service in its place. Gen. will to-
day furnish tents for voting places in the
surrounding boroughs.
The town was illuminated for the first time
Monday night by the flames from the fur-
mess of the Cambria Iron company. This
concern is rapidly getting into full blast.
“We‘ve got a channel in both streams new
big enough for a steamboat to go through,’'
said Maj. Phillips. “With the dynamite
and carbon oil, we will have the river clear
by the end of the week.” .
One hundred and forty barrels of oil have
been applied and there is now a blazing mass
of rubbish that lights up thavalley for miles.
There was an incipimt riot among the Ital-
lan laborers, but it was soon quelled by the
It has been decided to consolidataall the
shotguns, and hereafter there will be only
one dead beam. The cmsolidationismade
poniblebythetact that thenumberof hod-
les recovered aowis g mailer each
day,and thelradvanced state of decomposi-
ticncompelsimmediateiutermynt.
Khan children, whose parents lost their
liveslnthemxidandwhoarenflering from
mend“ be sent to Atlantic Cityby
the Cluldrai’s Aid satiety. Others will be
sent every few days, and all will rennin
mfiltheyarefullyrsccvsred;tbentheywiil
beprovidedwitbhomes. Thereareoverm
children too mill to help themselvestchc
caredfor.
lwltxcrla-d Talk- Back.
m, June lit—Them recently will
by (Zn-many tothe Swi- governs» ates:
“abject of Her Wohlganath’s expulsion,
and whichclosed with mflplfimfi state-
mtmtomymimfishm
Owl-government. This replyreatllrn-ths
may of Burn-land and boldly db
pat-tlrrigbtofaaymtoqacsticnitor
viahts t.
. Lawyeuaa'aflcnlc.
mimosa, Janna—The Pittsbarg liar
a-acbtionheld their annudphnkatllock
Point yestu'day. Byrewlnuontheydosntsd
.Wtotheerectioa of a library building
aldthepurchaaeofalaw libraryfortbeatr
firms of Johnston They will call as
arty bar association in the state to tan
similaractfliu.
”but“ long-a.
waYonx, Jacobi—Albert Mohan-
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.ockticn, yon
aeccuxlelillhealfi. The ‘ tak-
alsstlalym Ir. Flak sauna-to»
mhfim'opsiamhopscf rental-Ibis
mmwwmha.
llama-a ’la, la- tsp—Tb lib.
“hlw‘ M,ha
fuvcaeom JACK” to mom.
It. unit-«u... or no nut—a ”rtum
latter.
' NF“ \‘nii‘t, June trim—John Fitzpatrick,
alias "Lll‘ttrlnml Jack," the honor of the
emigrant boarding home at 33 Greenwich
Itmet, was arraiguul before Judge (lowing
inl‘artl. general sen-situate pleadto two
indictments for kidnsping David Kunmiy
and Henry T0010 and shipping them to flex-
ieo and Central America. Lawyer Howe, in
behalf of the prisoner, urged the court to re-
duce the bail to $5.000.
Assistant District Attorney Jerome opposed
the mood, uying that the winner we:
carrying on a nefariou trafllc in bums:
flesh. and had sent man down to Central
America on false promises, only to star"
and commit suicide. Judge (lowing referred
thematolleoonlor Smytb. “Jack" pleaded
not guilty in the indictments and was no
manded.
A letter was received in this city and
turned over to the Castle Garden authoritie-
frcrn one of the victims of John Fitsmtrick,
alias “Liverpool Jack, dated El
Yucatan. The writer, Adolph Metsler, it
one of seventy-live men sent to Mexico ilvv
weeks ago, and says that ho is imprisoned it
a hot-spun] at El "(my Several of hit
fellow voyagers from New York, whom Fits
patriot: had sent to Mexico in search of re
muucratlve employment, bad liocome db
heartened and committed suicide.
“Hy situation," the writer lays. “dellel
description. I lay four days sick in the ship
and six days ashore in amissrable hospital
without windows. The heat was so intense
that the skin pooled cl! my face and bands
Two of our party drowned themscivea
Three that ran away were caught and ar-
rested.”
A WESTERN new voak‘ FLOOD.
lacy Bridges Carried Away at Various
Points.
Bornw, June lit-Specials from severa‘
western New York towns report the heaviest
rains for years having fallen Sunday night
and Monday morning.
At East Otto the Cattaraugus overflowed
its banks, doing much damage along the val
ley. At Jamestown many bridges were car.
ried away. Chautauqua Lake railway had
two bad washouts at Urccne. The N. Y., P.
and l. railroad had a washout at Falconer.
Several houses near the outlet in Jamestown
were damaged by the overflow. Part of llll
village of Kennedy was under water Monday
morning. At Attica considerable damage
was doneto the crow.
At Gowanda the Cattaraugus crook was
higher than has been known for years. Th:
trestle bridge built at Gowanda to be usod
while the new one is being built was carried
away, as was also the trestle under the old
bridge. A largo portion of tho W. N. Y. and
l’. railroad tracks at Olcan were washed out
and caused serious delay to trains. The
water was two fcct over the tracks.
High l’rlced Liv-c Stock Sold.
‘Nsw Your, June iii—At the sale of year
Bags at lluut‘s Point yesterday, fifty-three
animals from the famous Belle Mead farim
brought 836,175, clove-n from ('iiil Lawn
$4,000 and twenty-three from Fair View
{6,000. 0f the liollo Meade yearlings, the
bay cult. own brother to Miss Ford by Ens
quircr, was mid to buyer Brothers for ‘45,.
500, the best price of the day. Other price:
were: $3,300 for tho brown colt by lroquois,
out of liric-a-Brncs $2,500 for the bay colt
by Luke Blackburn, out of Touch Me Not;
81,600 for the cbcstnut Cull by Inquirer, out
of Tassel, and $1,200 for buy colt, full brother
to Young Luke, by Luke Blackburn, out of
Silver Maid. ‘
A Threatening Blob Gathered.
Chicano, Juno l‘i.——Auothcr fatal accident
occurred last cvcningin one of the power
houses of the Yerkes cable car system. A
scallolding, too heavily laden with brick, fail
a distance of thirty-live feet, killing Peter
Dcornbos and badly injuring four other
laborers. The accident occured at the Mil-
wankec avcnue power station. A mishap,
exactly similar, took place at the Yerkes
power house on Madison street last week.
last evening a mob of 3,000 parsems gathered
at the Milwaukee avenue house after the ac-
cident and indulged in threats of violence,
but gradually dispersed.
lirlggs Feared for Ilia Scalp.
Mona, Mina, Juno lax—Tho United States
troops sent to the scene of the repoer Indian
trouble have left for Fort Snelling. A man
from Mille Inc's lake says he was at Briggv'
house when the telegram asking aid was mot.
Briggs was excited, but fearing harm to him-
aelf from the Indians he signed the name of
Michelson to the telegram and ill-patched the
latter to Mora with it. Briggs alone is ap
parently responsible for the expense of trace
porting the troops here.
l'our liners 'l'cfrlbly Burned.
annsnns, Pa, Jone lit—Four Polish
miners were terribly burned by an explosion
of gas in the Nottingham mine of the Lchigli
and Wilkcsbam Cod company at Plymouth
yesterday morning, and it is thought they
will all die from their injuries. Their names
Kutscbki and Joseph Taylor. The acchlrnt
was causedby theignorance ofthamcn, who
went into a chamber filled with gas without
first testing the air.
'l'raln Wreckers Severely Punished.
Canon, 0., June lit—Frank Ryan and
Frank Saddler, under indictment on two:
counts for attempting to wreck the Fort
Wayne limited near this city, April 2aud 9,
ydeadedguiltyinthecommonpleasconrt on
the tint connt,andwere sentenced to ten
yearseach sndtopay tbecostsofcxecatiou.
0n the second count they were given five
years and a fine of Mine-sch. Theycom
feuedtluttbeirobjcctinwreckingthetrain
was plunder.
wan-urns sari-p snafu-is.
“'11me Conn, Jane ta—At the a
null roasting of thetrustees of the Whitman
ac Savings mums theold board of direc-
tersresigned. Anew boardwss chassis folv
Charles
Limb—Chm
are: Michael Andrew, Simon Novalk, John ‘
“lg.- “WILD.
:buymh .Vlcw and can Ills".
. . ans.
,LW.Pxxnx.ml5:f-mue3§
IAIN LINE.
”[EVEMNB’
SUPEHIUH
BIKING PflWlllii
THE WREST Mill BEST
Is made onlyof drlctl are clears
of tartar. strict] p11,“? biog-“basic of
aoda. and a smal portion of flour as a
reservative, nothing else whatcvor. and
is wan-sated tlllll'xl} Tm" from .‘.l:tlll,
ammonia, phosphates. lime. and all lln'
ulnlieiants fi‘mlllefllly found in baking
quil‘fl'ti. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the nicety of their
cnmhiimlion. render Cleveland's ea herior
baking powder the most healthful am moat
ecououucal in “so, and it elwu -a affords
u holcsoinc. niitritious, and delicious food.
It is recommended for mrityJiealthful-
aces and eitlciency by liovurntnenl and
'Btaie chemists, chemists of of
Health. and pmfeemre in institutions of
Teaming throughout ~ihe country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
(lmvsusn llsmuuns. Assam. N. Y.
flfi
The Chcicasi Tea Eve: (tiered.
l3 ERFECTLY PU HE.
.t .‘.i' ‘S'l' DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. 'l'llY l'l‘.
:2: will um at say utter. Cull; :mr miss
it is the nionre'r Cums l.v~v. pirkml from
'1.- best plantations and t;|lnl.tlll"l d aim-:titvly
! ti“- and too from all ancixumuons or (‘Uil'l inn
l :4. r ’lbe pal-Lanna are llfllzrltfii'n"_v w :3. .l
on i innarrauwd full wriv'lxl. It is more cron-
1|: .. ~11 mi “"9. [lain the low l‘g'rti”F..
Criznfizl {a Occidental ’I-zs Co.,L’t‘<l.,
1']. ml 0'37”, 3.7 Burflnq Slip, h’mo York.
For sub- by tho lit-at tumors.
F. ii. Li WTON is 00..
ll. L’HOlIlIEDlEl’,
CHAS. ll. Flillllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
”Wk—"With m
Cul, l-‘errla, Moses (Hover, David Plan.
5. K. Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
lliul Ollie".
Below will be. from a sample of the multitude of
letters of i-imvuragrmcnt Franklin [10ch a. lion. of
756 "roadway, Thaw York, daily rcccivc. The sub
joined nnm Icitui ll'rilllilnltillln are from your friends
and mghlmrs. not. s and ccntlcmcn you know and
worm in: their honor and etmiglufsrwanlnas. and
who would burn to ban petty to an dwaplion.
1‘ ion has born done for min-rs can be our for you,
and it n- fody to lunar! mill-r win-u tin.- means of
ncou-ry lies at your vi ry door.
CHI. 0. M. mums says: "In “376 l was
taken pics with Dyers-pig and .laund-cn of the worst
dlwnuion, n'tllclllz my night shoal stxt pounds.
Irntfmd about one your audit half. vcv thing
was done that lmiicu lb’lll cwid entrant. mil
a council of doctors dot-land my me "lbtlll’liiic‘;
other! gave inc the imam! of counts 'lht-ul was
finally [Hyundai in lake llowi's' Blood Plinth-r.
After taking two or lhrcc hon es 1 was entirely
coral and have been a well than for over six years. '
Mill-l. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
a cancer remove-d by Dr. Cummings. of Row York
city. Was very low—reported likiny todic any day;
not able to walk storm; sure would not b val. 'l‘ c
Discovery cared her seven ycars ago and has been a
wet: woman since.
8. K STAELIIY. ncsrly tighty yum old, and
wan snilcriofiescvmly from a hard cou4h. Tin.-
dociorssaid had an ”ulcer on his lung." and
could not live. Having heard of the wonderful
cures donehy ”The (ire-t Blood Partner." l sent
for it at once and took it faithfully, My cough dis-
appeared and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" Norwalk. Conn.
[lad Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia, imwirrd circa
lstion of eight cars standing: was so nervous that
she could act: er sump not eat. Paid out on:
eight handrcd dollars to doctors. and was not henc-
titted one ccnt’a worth; hwth mined as much h
the poison medicines» as by the disease for whit
thcy were men. lihc as : "i did not cxpcct to
live hula short time. r. flower was scat to me.
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor since. Iwas not able to walk without help
-sm now able and do walk all about town several
timeeada . lamaucwpcrmandl would not
be back w I was for thousands of dollars. I
comidcr it the but medicine over offered to the
public. Dr. t‘onutock, of New York, told inc he
would not have believed I cons! have ncen caml if
no had not recall. done by Franklin llovrce' Medi-
cal Discovery." Cured four years ago.
Poll SAL! UNIV ttluéA HA“. In?
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamery Bulls.
11' PLEASE EVERY T1318.
DANIEL L’HOJIMEDIEU.
HOUSATONIG RAILROAD.
DANBIEBY & NORWALK 0915103.
Corrected llsy 31st. no.9.
Pulsar-gar 'l'rslns.
SOUTH.
Dalton-ask. 15.50. Norwalk. ALWLlsoa Mt
732nm 75am. Kilian.
ill? " 27 “ 88 "
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12 m n. .Ia.
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In: “ lined 626 “Itself MG “l'x'd
are “ " sw " » sis " w
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Lv.Wi1-:ul'aint. lstoJiorwalk. Antlcrwslk
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845,“ 913 “ ”Ian.
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:50 “lists! 5:}: :uixcd aid
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SOUTH 'NOBWALK EVENING S
ENTINEL. TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1889.
M
BOSTO
than half price.
12c pcr yard.
SWISS PLOUNCES.
A m-w and choice line of the above goods just rcceivod,
and at prices such as you can find only at the reliable Bos-
ton Store. as folllows: 42 inches deep at 42c, 69c.. Slim,
98a, $1.09. $1.12. $1.25. $1.49 and up. Everyone worth 25
p" Ct at. more than we hell.
Complete line of narrow widths and all more to match.
aw- ..
Free Portrait-swat the Boston Store. Call
and see them.
Black Lace Flounces.
Will oifrr this week tho gn-atest bargains in Black
Spanish Uiupure and Chantilly Silk Lsco li‘louncinge to be
found: 2 inches to 45 Inches ('00!) at 62, 75, 9‘3, $1.25,
$1.49, $1.62, 32, $2.33, $2.75 and up.
Oriental Lace P‘iounces, Cn-am. vxtrn bargains, at 551,
69c. and $1 per yard.
Plait Valencienoee Ftouncvs (In-mo. n: v.-
g0od value at 69c. and The. per yard.
Complete line of White Laces in Valencit-nnee. ()ricu
tel, Egyptian, Fedora, Chantilly, Spanish and Torchone.
Cash's llullling by the yard or piece.
patio-n sthm
Hosiery and Underwear.
A»! trust We will offer this week unparalleled rllllrflflllifl
it: Lndlt'a' Children's and (lent; Underwear and [lo-Hwy.
see our divniav and prices on timn. Lndics' Ribbed Vesta
at 10, 15. 15, an, 89, 49 and up. 00 Columns and you gas a
large Portrait free.
MW
Ribbon Department.
{c are daily adding new shndws of Ribbons to our al-
ready large assortment. Our leader for this week, 200
yards Fancy Block Ribbon, all colors. at he. per yard, worth
Sornmcr line of Belle rccivcd; (Ianvas, Loathcr and
Silk, 5c., I2c.. 17c, 19c.. 250., 39c. and 49:. each. ' Very
handsome lint’.
Ono coupon for every dollar’s worth
you buy.
FEELS.
During the past week we have added dozens of new
Patna-ole and Sun Umbrclins to our stock. Our great leader
for thc week,” inch Gloria, natural sticlv’, only $1.25
worth $1.62. ,
~——~—-40-»——~~ o
Muslin Underwear.
Continued sale of Muslin Undcrwrar at special ‘piicre.
~w-.¢o§——_’~
BUSTLES.
latest shapes at 10, 15, 19, 25. 33 and up.
Gents’ Bathing Suits.
Sold last moon at ti; our price this season title. ,
Bathing Tights 10, 12. 15, it) and ‘23:. each.
New line of Gent-5' Flannel Shirts worth $21, price this
week 62 and We. each.
Coupons at the Boston Store Free.
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
Century Cloths.
Have 'uet received a large line of these wry popular
prints. cw designs and latest coloringa. Our price will
be only So per yard.
LAWN 8.
To all who want alight summer dress this will prove
the best bargain you will ace this summer. Namely: 10
yards good quality Lawn for 39¢.
Also 1 lot better goods, which we cite-r for the extreme-
ly low price of 10 yards for We.
1 lot extra line dark colored Challire, worth 12“: per
yard. Will run it for one was! at 8c per yard.
of yourself or one of your family.
_ McCALL’S PATTERNS.
The above also... .. usual, will be found at the Reliable ”enema: on Goodsnoass of Norwalk.
Have You Got a coupon in .
Another week of bargains offered by the originators a nd maintain-
ers of the low-price. cash system in Nos-walk.
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 Store?
T'l‘llli'l'lilli, llllllil’ l
Now is the time for Eahrohh ti“. and this the place to buy them.
1800--Yards--1800
Swiss and Cambric Edgings, in remnant form. 2 to 5 yards in length will be placed on sale Siturday, June 15th. at less
This lot consists of white and colored edgings from Much to iii-incline oral), and range in price from he to
Biggest bargain you will ever get in Hamburgs.
, but the price now is
CO U Po N 8 Given with every dollars worth you buy.
> you get 60 you will receive free a large portrait
S'I'OE
————a———-
“One price to all."
See car window display.
India Linens and Nainsooks.
Will offer this week special bargains in tho above
[coda Regular 18, 25, 30 and 370 goods, at 12, 18, 22 and
title per yard.
.__~ -m.m
Trade where you get low prices as well as
coupons.
- .. M... .,..
Sateens, Ghallies and
Scotch Zepher Ging-
hams.
29¢: a yard.
For the very best grade of French Sateen manufactured.
This selection comprise a very choice line of patterns and
shndrfl. ltnmemlwr the price on this grade has been 87:},
29c a yard.
>~——tm-—- ~-
Sela large portrait of yourself, or one of your
family, free.
239 a yard.
The largcy and clinic. a-Iccb'on of our 27": and Ella
credo French Sateen: fort isprirc. They arc very fine.
Don't hold all too long heron- purchasing; thc price is only
file a yard.
4.9 ‘»»——~—
I250 a yard.
The biggest and best line of “lhn:cstic"satccns to be
found anywhere. not baring New York City. in all sheds!
and colorings. The patterns are the finest and the price is
12;
coupons. coupons.
19c a yard.
All wool Challies. "warranted fast." We have very
choice line in tinted grounds and fancy patterns: The price
is ,
i 19c
6; a yard.
Choice line of Challics at tile :1 yard. »
/
4; a yard;
Just to keep thingo moving along we will ,oller a line
of iigurcd challies at
45 a yard.
1251: a yard.
Very fine line; yard wide Batiste cloths. They are
cheap at 15, but our price is 12’
Reduced from 25c.
Our full line of Scotch Zephcr Gingliams. In plain
colors, check; and stripes; to match a very choice line of
fluids never sold for loss than 25¢ a yard and often sold at
30c, but our price will be .7
19c a yard
l2lo a yard.
Checks, Stripes, Plain. Colors, Mixtures. to" all firsb
class goods and cheap at 15c a yard. We offer the finest
line of Ginghams at this price: ,
125
Jackets at less than half price to close.
Wraps at less than your own figure! to close.
. “Henrietta Sateene. Ask to see it.”
Kitchen Department.
SPECIAL nanoms.
Oil Stoves at 50c. 2 quart White Mountain Ice Cmm
Freezers only 81.49. Plates only do. be, and do each. 10
pieces Decorated Toilet we only 32.49.. Eureka Carpet
Sweepers only 82.59.
When
City of Not-Hulk tragic,
'lll
Artificial Stone Steps. ()0an ,
LAWN “OLLBIHI,
CARRIAGE lil.(.)(‘l{r.>‘.
dun. dun,
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
85 Water Street. Jail 1!
AT COST 1
tin iii in Sale
m ~90. - —‘ ..._.._
Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
tho
Cull Early and secure best
bargains.
Sale absolute. Going out of
business.
28. 0. WHITNEY.
13 North Main St.
”South Norwnlk,
EVENING
Commercial School
BUSINESS DBPARTlnT~By a mtem’of
More, arm all kinds of bovine. paper, with
which car so clan do business. they are practically
fitted for an commercial I{position sessions—-
sy. nesday and Fri a evenings.
BIIOItTilAND AND Tl' KWKITING DE
pertinent is in charge of a prsciical teacher. who
can secure best results. Sessions-Tuesday and
Thunda evenings.
out all CLASS—4 practical teacher min
Yale Uftllt'gc givce lawns two sfumooae each
23!?! _
Wonk! lxc piwwdto have you call or write for
particular-i. FluNK ll. liUnUOl.
Gazette Building, Norwnlls, Ct.
l'. B.—-Abo of Business Dr iarimcn'. Brid inert
[Easiness College. I ' 129g
Merrill Phonorgltl'gpic Academv.
LXI!
Commercial Training School,
51 Atlantic at. Stamford, (It. In ‘
ysno Evening.
llOIl’l'llAND and Typcvmiing
i
rtmeni
k and": the personal instruction of the axe prim
ci at and barium manager of Galfcy‘s shorthand
school, Hartford, Conn.
COHHBKCIAL Department. for the study of
, hook keeping. omenship. arithmetic, etc,
in charge of Prof. A. .Wsnieof New York citv.
Young men and women rut-fully prclnwd to tilt
honoraliie and lucrative positions.
Romanian ‘l'ypcwitcr Headquarter: for Stamford
sndviciniiy.
Bari: on Home supplied with competent artist-
antr on shun notice For circulars and fail infor-
mation call on. oraddms.
HRS. II. A. HERRTLL. Prim.
51 Atlantic st , Stamford.
HATS! “HATS!
The Correct Styles
In all motive of Sllfl dull Soft Hate.
Spring Style
8111:. Hats,
Bays lists, Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
"fits, &C., at '
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills flats. ‘ 199
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF. .
The Xew and Palsilsl Stealer,
[lane Bharles,
(rapt. l‘red I. Byxbec,
Will mama: flaking Daily Trips to New York
Comfort. purely and lpecd.
Popular Prices.
So. Nerwslk to New York. Single
Trip, docs-ts; Excursion, 70 cents.
chandelier
ficnday. June 10th,
smwtlileavsWilsonPoiateasrrlniof
train 80
Wk. .
toasting-ream ,atusiua scdfaotzistbtmt,
harp. 1a., mne'ctingwuhtaitl at
Wiiscarom.
Always Take the Renate-lo Line.
for further information apply to
m nnw nxcuwn saunas. co.
swan names. v. r. so. 1..
us sous
In York.
c, n owe. spawn-cum ms
The Old and Reliable.
on men Lilli
Email list Yuri
W .. ~_._
4W.
Tlll‘ilii. Ill 3011.
llotmt Point will be tamed for the m, “luv
day. llsy will.
NEWlT'l‘Rlfl'l'IflliS‘
'I‘Il IS 8 ldASON.
First-Class Inneic will he Provided for I
Day.aadectemontes sultab for the ooessiea w
Filliiiilll i until.
F. H. NASH & 880.,
COB. warn I WIS! are.
Good Work Guaranteed.
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gigglssfil
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CHINA AND GlASSWAliE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline stoves. '
Lowest Prices in Town.
SECflNIl-IIANID
FURNITURE,"
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND 801.1).
The snhvcribcrhss conetantlyon hand a large lot
of ascend-hand furniture, which he will dispunc of
at reasonable ces. - famitn _
of Lel’kiads bought .93] called for. '6’,
W. PODMORE,
Bunion st., Sprlnxwood.
mill in
V. A. SOOFIELD,
Has 0mm AT
The Bear of the Warwick Hesse, .
South Korwslk, sdeparuuat fertile selecf
Second-hand Furniture,
And Other Household Goods.
Willtakc toselloa commission. Mould ,4
for line, Carpets, Cm. fie.
MONEY LOAN ED
011 Walclles, Jewelry. Ce.
All backac- strictly
sddrused '
modernist. Communications
tollexflJoath Kuwait. will waive
prompt situation. splf
- KENT It Cli0LWELL,
lllSflliS Alli] PLASTERERS.
Boilers at all Kinds
Set and Repaired. .
Fire 131ch Work, ‘
and Jobbing of all Kinda
a Specialty.
onion A'l‘ s. GREECE},
:91 Washington at. We, —
so. Norwalk, Conn. ‘
Meg; no. Box 140, mum. cu.
J zoob M. Layton,
“momma”
Generallnsurancelgency:
Mme-sum ~
Momma-mustang. ‘
MfuusfpmbflMMu,
Railroad Tickets. mm;
”Ballistics.
“Washington. macabre-unset
South lorwalk. Oonn.‘
TAYLOR an GOLDEN
leatlstatml’ no
run onus. stai-
mailman Ali-HTS
m mu.~.::.'-.°-~....-:...~~
chcnlure an
O t 1 per ml. Ila-is.
Loan- Negotiated,
omen-cu: Washington It. lo, lav-Is
'l'o-lorrow lay he Too Late...
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