Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 25, 1889 · page 3

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wtilllltii succiia’lfnooo.

The Remainder of Johnstown
Almost Destroyed.

THIRTY lll'lldllNiltl IN TWINS:

‘ W "I. “1m Out Gilli.“ \Vnrtlt
d Property—The (‘Iiy lee-is Ion-ed
to lie Utterly Imtroyed—Hva Ila-4nd
Work-ea Discharged.

Jolmows. l’a. June lift-It was only
u to the direction of the Wind that the re-
.ina of John-town were not entirely wiped
at by dre yesterday afternoon. The blue
hqau at I o'clock with the First ward
mhoolhom, which stood on the bank of
My «oak. That building Hood on the
w id. of the dismal waste which the
Meat of water swept clear Willi the town.
a. by the achool building. all jumbled up
W, were about thirty buildings, some
of them in a good state of prceervntiou and
IIhabftad. Next to these houses was a street,
fianlym not yet ('learedof debris. and
tithe opposite side was a wide stretch of
ground tightly paclad with frame building!
b all manner of decrepit attitudes. Still
farther above were some of the best pre-
wvad buildings in the city. Had the wind
«flied the harm-a in the opposite direction
Ire would have diatroycd what the flood had
Hf.

The Fire Caused a Paulo.
La it was, the tire canned a veritable panic

‘ la the immediate neighborhood. as it en-

veloped one home after another in rapid suo
“on. One of the abandoned houses had
hen a hardware store. and the explosion of
Ikeg of powder in It sent the burning roof
lying in fragments. thus increasing the dan-
ger. lien were put to work smothering the
bonfires tint stretched across the open space
withearth. and iuthis manner cut oil the
Itch line of communication to the threatened
buildings. whoeo c reprints were already
moving the remnants of their furniture.
This banking of the bonfires with earth and
the veering of the wind. so that the burning
"there were carried into Stony creek, ended
the danger in this direction.
Thirty Ilouaea In Ashes.

0n the other side the fire met no opposition
lllltil it had reached the ruin packml street.
The militia anda gang of laborers worked
hard at clearing the street, and then tore
down a number of hwscs on the opposite
Ida. By this time the streams of writer from
the fire engines had their effect, and the tire
was under control after burning for two
hours, and twenty-five or thirty houses were
in aahts. The whole population of the valley
turned out to watch the mnllagrnllon, and
In general became the belief that everything
remaining would go up in smoke that in all
directions people were loading their effects
on wagons preparatory to fleeing to the hills.
The money loss will be about (“If-Jill). The
fire was caused by three small boys setting
fire to a pile of rubbish.

Flue Hundred “'orlunen Discharged.

The discharge of the workmen inst evening .

was consequent upon an order issued last
week by Col. Douglass. the chief engineer.
has been productive of the widest dis-
tant among the contractors. Uror 500
names wore stricken from Contract-U '
Knight's list of workmen. nvv‘ ..ere
discharged from tlir " ' ., working for other
" ”fight immediately left for
out the money to pay
of! his men. All of the discharged men will
leave during the night. It is understood that
the reduction of the force will be gradually
increased until the contractors have all the
help required.

Dr. he, of the state board of health, yesr
tierday disignatcd the districts III Cambrian
City upon which no buildings can be erected
for the primal.

They No Longer Need Belief.

A. J. Moxham, general managcr of the
Johnston Railroad company. has given: no
fine that after next Saturday the people in
his employ will not be on the relief lists.
This was paralelled by a notification from
theEast Conemaugh authorities that their
people were in no further need of relief.

The Pennsylvania Railroad company is
belittling a been below the city to catch the
debrisiloutiug away from the stone bridge.
This wreckage will be hauled out and burned
topr'arent its Boating and lodgingagalnst
bridges further down the river.

Father Tahaney hnsdecided to build a tem-
porary church pending the rebuilding of a
kick building. It is the intention tonal»
dlte the restoration of the municipal govern-
a-ulient as rapidly as the police can be ob
tabled and the local magistrates mums
their offices. The pmence of so many irro
aponliihle persons in the city is still a war
rant for the retention of the military to keep
the pane.

An Italian Dynamite Thief.
Anltaliau'waa arrested in the laborua’
last evening with a large valuiu
wai concealed seven cue-pound sticks
to stolen from Arthur Kirk,the
‘ter. Iooaeinthevalise withtheex-
wera a quantity of knivea, (mks,
rolls: of theflood. Alocalmagb

CoLS‘hepardkjlood Deed.

last evening Clara Barton, of the Bed
Ora-moiety,“me ' fortram-
portlfitll for twenty-five of theenore dutitute
people,1argelyfemalea, to Asbury Parhl.
J..whueCol.RlliotP.§hepard.of'l'helail
and has adored to maintain them
(ca month. Caulk-tinge promptlyfur
ahhedtheticketgandtheltedcro- people
willeaudthemawaythiaweek.

Me You Izaak. "hwy Mirand-
Bm 33-4. June lt—Doiiuauay

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wail tht Inlgaa‘e conduct hand-i
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b not a creditable when of the
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SUPERIOR
BIIIIGPOWIIEII

THE PllllEST IND BEST

Is made only of atrictly pure grape cream
of tartar. strictly pill-e bicarlwnute of
soils. and a small portion of flour as a

react-votive. nothing cine whatever, and
is warranted entirely free from iillim.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and fill the
adulternntii fl‘f‘qllt‘lilly found in linking
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and tho nicety of their
cornbiiililiou. render Chin-land’s all clear
bakinglunvdl-rlhll most healthful and most
ecoliuiilicid in line. and it always ullonls
wholi-muic. nutritious, and delicious food.

ll is lwomuieudod i’nr purity. Ilt'lllbflil‘
acne and efficiency by Govcrnnn-nt and
State chemists. chi-mists cf Bonnie of
Health. and pmfeseore in institutions of
leaniing throughout ”V! country.

Sold only in cane. full Weight.
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CHAS. ll. l‘ElillIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.

A Talk With ‘

Col. l-‘errlu. .‘Ineca Glover, David l'latt.
ti. If Stanley. Mrs Henry Seymour
and Others.

 

Below will be found a samplc of thc uiuiluullc of
letter» of cue niregcmcni Franklin [tome .t. non. of
756 Broadway. htw York. diilly receive. The pub
joined uiimllcitcd testimonials nl’t! from your friend-
and i.ci-'hborr. ladin- nml """ .uien you know and
“NW“ 7.. " _. . ...id rlraighlforvvanlm-ee. and

. .... room to b.- n puny in any drcrptlon.
.. bill has been done for others can he done for you.
and it in folly to longrr sulfur \i-‘llt'li thc lilt’ilh! of
recoicry lice at your very door.

(‘01. c. M. I'll-HHS says: ‘ in 1.515 I was
taken rick with Dyi‘ipcpeia and J ulndicc of mu W. In!
dcecrlfllnn, reducing my wt IL'III. about sixty pounds.

I NIII -u-d nbout one your and a half. Ewnllirng
we» done Ilui mt’tlli'il Ikiil could siege-t. Finally
a council of dociont dcrluui my cam: “If rural-or."

min-rs gave no: llll' ln‘lltl‘ll.‘ of counts 'llmi l was
finally pupil-Med to take ling-'9‘ Blood I'llrlllt‘l’
Aftvr taking mo or three home I was cum-l)
currd and have been a well man for over x-ix years."

MR5. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
aranccr removed by Dr. (‘umiuniuin of New York
city. Wm- vcly l iw—rcporlul likely to die any day:
not able to walk alone; son: vioulit not hv-ul. The
Discovery (rm-d her sewn years age and‘lius been a
well woman since.

8. K STANLEY. rcarlytigbly years old. and
was rum-ring revert-1y from a hard cough. Tnc
doctoral-aid he had an "weer on his lung." and
could not live. lining heard or the wonderlul
cures done by “The tin-at Blood Purifier " I rent
for it at once and took it inuhfnlly. My rough (lit
appeared and am now enjoying good health.

Testimony of: Remarkable C are

in Norwalk, Conn.

Miss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charla
Bennett), Grant Stu Norwalh, Conn.

Had Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circu
Iation of eight ears sunning; was so nervous lhal
ehecould ncit cr sleep nor cat. Paid out om
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not benc-
fltlcd one ccnt's worth; health mined as much by
the poison medicinceae by the disease for which
they wuetaken. she says: "I did not expect to
Inc hutaehorlllnie. Ir. flower was neat to me
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor elnce. lets: not able to walk without help
—am now able and do walk all about io-rn several
times a da . lain a new person. and i would not
bebaekw l was for thousands of dollars. 1
daughter It the beet medicine are: altered to the
public. Dr. (Yoni-tcck. of New York, lold me he
would not have believed I could have been cured if
he had not «call done by Franklin llowcs' Medi—

 

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Del. Cilill Creamery Butler.

DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.

HOUSA'I'ONIO RAILROAD.

DANBL'RI it: NORWAIJ DIVISION.
Corrected June 10th. 1839.
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY. JUNE 25. 1889.

B0

Wonder of the “lib coulnly.
will save you mone .
Mainiilotli

ribbed \‘mia. sold by oiheni
I 9 sieiing 0! white. cream.
but will sell during this sale. cnlyom-

at 200 each.
Mace. Billbriggsn ribbed and white and
week, for 19¢.

.‘ENTS. Your choice of l2
fancy colored genuine Lisle thread vents.
CENTS. Lidica' D'ilbrlggan
I 9 Vestn. all air-s and worth

I 90EN‘1’8 buys 2 Ladii-a' Jersey

styles d’f Ladies‘ Vesta. con-

Every one of these reels are worth 390.
1ch each. (ii-t n coupon. -

 

Gentlemen and B lllllll Forgotten
SEE WHAT WE OFFER YOU.
I 9CENTS. Gontsfinellalbriggan

 

Shirts. These are worth 37c
each. but we vrill run them
for one week at 19.: l-nrh.

CENTS boys 3 pam- Gent
9 IulXt‘d “fir-1'. eclilnlrse. iisu
prion l?§e. tht‘ [IrlCt' lealni
for 19¢.

CENTS buys 2 pairs (lante‘
I 9 plain and furry culoied reg-
ular made lI-vrr. Retailed
cvorywhere at 17c pair. “or sale price

2 pairs for 19¢.

CENTS. Your choit‘e I f 15

I 9 eiyli-a of tleni‘s fancy color-
on lloee. regular made. very

lim- goode, a rare bargain for 10¢ a pair.

CENTS buys 2 pair (lrnts’
I Beacon How. genuine goods.
pair.

”there sell them at 19: per

“'0 glru 3.1-“ ‘1 pairs for 19¢.
c I‘EN'I‘ri lmya 2 (lents' colored
9 “I”; or lh-I’t‘lllfl Ties. four-in-
i.l:l:d or t-rck shop”. worth
27»- iam, lvul all" price will he 2 for file.

6'.

SPECIAL—Hum' French mm

hiiirlu ll'nlli illi- tn $2.50.

 

COO——

VENTS ouch. (lilo-tro- of 20
I 9 Ff}li~l ‘jrllln' Tm; in lat-~31
.Jv-l» ._ immi pricl- 33: much,

.‘II'I "‘H'

i: .‘j W ‘ i “(in

I
l lit-I !S i Ii}:- '2 'linln' l'wtlarn,

I 9 “almond all lint‘ll audd ply
(Tilt-iv:- Hi 10 latest almpi-u.

every one Worth 17! to ‘20:: clu'ti. wile

prime 2 for 19.:

CENTS buys 2 pairs (ii=nt~' :ill
I 9 linen Cutie. others sell them
at 200 single pair, sale prior

2 pairs for 19¢.

CENTS. Just read, for l Genie
9 unlaundricd Shirt, white.
sizve 16 and 165. three shirts

are worth 39.: instead of 19c.

CENTS. 1 Box Gent‘s Linene
I 9 Collars and Cufls, universal
. retail priceis 25c. Will offer
them at this sale for 19.: box.

CENTS. Boy's l pnir sne-
I 9 ponders that are worth 33c
pair. But 19c takes them

this week.

Buttons, or for one Gold

Scarf I’m, worth from 32": to 50:. Re-

member sale price 19c.

CENTS each. Boy's Piaited
9 Waiste, Light and Dark

Colors. actually worth 33¢
each. Get the boy pm- for lilo.

CENTS each. Boy's Silk Win-
I sor Tics, Worth ‘35: each.
CENTS for 3 Boy's Sateen
I 9 Tieechular price 10.: each.
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I . 9CENTS for 3 pair hdice’ Bal-

 

 

 

 

hriggnn Hose. worth 12}

pair. A big bargain. 3

pair for 19¢.

CENTS for two pair Ladiee'
Plain and Fancy Colored
Bose. worth 12c to 17c pair.

Sale price I96 for 2 pair.
CENTS bays 2 pair Children’s
I 9 Black Ribbed Bose. Re-
taiied eleewhere at 15: part.

This week 19¢ for 2 pair.

LAKES AND HilBllBGS.

CENTS yard Hamburgr, 3 to
l 9 12 inches deep, worth 296.
yard. Sale price only 19c.
yard. .
Big sale of Hamburg Remnants now
going on.
CENTS for 2 yards of hand
I 9 made Torchon Lanai! to 5
inches wide, worth We yard.
2 yards for 19:. this week.

 

190- PIE-IE

How we can and do sell goods so cheap.
Buy your DrylGoods oi the
islributors of Bargains Compare our Bonn-Fido

Bargains with would-lie imitators

CENTS pair, choice of 25
I 9 Styles. Gent's Gold Cull“

STON :

. The People’s Dry Goods Store. '

 

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~———READ CAREFULLY ova—'—
SALE.

A 19c sale that is a sale.

CENTS each. Choice of nor.
9 oral styles Children's lace
Collars, worth 33-3. each. but

100. buys them this week.

CEN'IS bu a 2 Muslin Corset
Covers. no quality.
‘ *0
RIBBON LEADERS
CENTS will buy tyards of
9 No. 5 Fancy colored Rib-
bon. all silk, worth 9c. per
yard.
CENTS will buy 2 yards No.
9 7 in Moria Crown Edge,
Satin Edge. 0. G. or plain
istln Rthbon all silk. Others cell the
same Width at file. for 1 yard.
CENTS will buy 1 yard of
9 No. 12 or No. 10 hforic
Crown Edge. Satin Edge.
(l. G or plain Satin Ribbon all silk.

Others ill-ll this some ribbon for 30-). per
yard.

GET 00 COUPONS.

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Halllllllill Bargains.

CENTS will buy 8 Ladle.) Colored
9 burden-d Handkerchief-i that
are worth 5c each. Lot only

19c.

CENTS “ll bu 6 Lndice' colored
border hiind crchicfs. ill-m-
stitched. linen. and feet colors.

worth 8: each. but only lilo.

CENTS will bur 2 India? colon-d
'9 border Handkerchiefs. Hein-
stilcheli, fine linen. and fast

colors, worth 18.: each. At sole 2 for

file.

CENTS each. 1 lot Ledics‘ black

'9 and colored border Handker-

chief». Hemi-titclicd,and scol-

lopmi Il-tl'dt'YS, and hand embroidered.

At linlidliv time these goods would read
lly sell at 50 to 75¢ each.

CENTS buys 5 Gents' colored
'9 border Handkerchiefs. Fast

colors and worth 100 each. 5
I: l' 196 “iii In ell.

CENTS buys two Gents’ plain,

I white, or colored border [land-
koichicfe. llrmfltltclwd. all

\linvn. {ml first colors: wr rill actually 20c

leach. Snlc price'.‘ for 19¢,

CENTS ouch. 1 lot Gent; may
the whiti- and Culilfld Imrdcrcd
Handkerchiefs. All linen. hem-

stitched. and Fast colors, and worth 33c
each. At sale only 19.: each.

”Mus.

I QCENTS for 2 drz-n palm leaf
fans.

CENTS each. Choico of a
9 handsome line of Fans.
mm dengue and worth

from % to 37¢ club.

I 90?.le for l bolilc of Rubia-

fnam, sold elsewhere for

20c.
CENTS buys 2 calico Castill-
Soap, worth 15: a cake.

CENTS buys 1 Clih" Colgate-'8
Cashmere Bouquet Slap.

CENTS for 1 bottle 5!. it L.

9 Florida Watt r, usual price 25c

CENTS for 2 bottles fine Col-
9 ogne. lounce in each bottle,
with atomizer attached, Worth

250 each.

CENTS for 1 ounce of our
9 great selling Coiogno,rqual
toany in the market that

sell at 400.

CENTS for one! ounce bottle

9 of nice Cologne, or 4 ounce
bottle of good Hair Oil.

£29 out hottlea, they alone being worth

I 9CENTS for 2 Natural Curling

CENTS buys one of our 25c
Hair Curlers.

Sticks worth. and sold else
where, for 25¢ each.

CENTS for one headcount
9 Hand Mirror, or i tine qual-
ity Hair Brush.

CENTS buy: one set Poker
Chips and Cards. Some
atorechargo 500 for these
sets.
CENTS given you a choice of
9 one area leather Pocket-
Book. of many styles, that
are worth 83¢ each.
CENTS each. choice of half a
9 dance styles and colon of
Leather and Canvau Belts.
Each and every one worth 53c each.

 

 

 

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WE LEAD. t‘OIIl’E'l‘l’I‘ORS FOLLOW. TIIEY KNOW ONLY 'I‘O COPY US.

-190

A visit to our store

SPECIAL.
A new line of Club. Gladstone and

Cabin Bags. as low as We and as hi h as
I81.0.00. If you heal one call and reg this

Fill Pll‘gl'lllflllllllflll
CHILLIES IND GINGHIMS.

CENTs yard. All wool Chal-
Iiee In a variety of patterns
and fine summer coloringe.
CENTS will buy 3 yards of
Challie. light colors; 1‘: yde.
for 76c. a dl'rmi pattern. 50
styles.

CENTS‘huys 9 yards Outing
Cloth in a variety of stripes
and plaids. Reitular price

on these goods is 15c. r ard, half
this sale 2 yards for lilo?e y or

CENTS will buy you 4 yards

9 of Challie. a lira-es of 12
yards for 570.

CENTS it yard. Your chaletI

oi all our Scotch Z-Iph r

Uinghams.(wnrrsotedl. \Ue

can show you the best line in the state.

LINERS AND DUMESTICS.

CENTS yard 54 inch unbleach-
ed. all linen Table Damask.
worth ‘2‘Jc, per yard. Sale

price lilo per yard.

CENTS buys 4 large size towels
9 With red borders, usual price

8.: each, but will sell at this
sale 4 for l9:.

CENTS Will llllfi' 4 l.“ "V r”!
9 and oils-g - rg- ! 'i'...n;:li

. TOWt'lr.

CENTS will buy 5 yards 18 in.
Tu-illed Towclling. worth 6c
per yard.

CENTS buys 2 yards 18 in.
9 bleached nil-linen crash.
never sold for less than 1291:

CENTS buys 3 yards fine
quality Ginsu Towcllmg. red
and blue chick, all linen.

CENTS each White Turkish
Towels. 40121, cxln qual-
ity, worth 30c.

9CENTS buys 2i yard-x, fine

to .

quality. Ueni'a Cheviot
blilrting, regular 12; goods.

CENTS buys 4 yards Medium
Colored Dress print.

CENTS buys 5 yards law‘c,
fine figures. Juét think if

you buy 10 yards dress pat-
tmi only 38c. or 5 yards for 19:.

CENTS. Secreuckers. plain.

9 fancy stripes. or plaids.

“'illecll 3 yards for 19c.

or tile tor dress patterns of 10

yards. These goods are worth l2§c a
yard.

CENTS buys 3 yards of apron
or drese Gingham worth 10

meals per yard.
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in [lllllllll lllll lllll Billlllls
BOOKS. ‘

I 9EACH. Choice of .500 volumes

cloth bound books. same as we
have been selling for 25¢ each.

”coo——
BO Y S!
CENTS buys 2 pair of well made

I Bathing Tights that are worth
L’Occacb.

CENTS for 1 pair extra quality
9 Bathing Tights, worth 33c.

BASEMENT.

Wflllllll‘ilflllfllllfilfll !

Buys 6 cups or 8 concern.
Buy. 5 Tea Plates.

Buys 6 Goblets.

Bu 4 large Pie Tins.

1 andeonie Night lamp.
Buy- 2 Brooms.

29c Special—Buys l Toilet
Pall, worth .500.

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'I‘IIIS 190 SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 29th.

Remember after July lst we close 4 nights a week till * September 15. Open on Mondays “R
1 till 8 o'clock, and Saturdays till 10 o'clock. ‘

M00511" Pattern. are the Beat.
The place vhereall these bargains can be found lathe

/ POPULAR‘BOSTQN areas.

 

 

WALKS!

I am now

paredwith coin euthel to at
downant N p p

mirroring sidewalks“

Reasonable Prices.

Burial attention given to

Curbs and Gutters.

itlluatea tarnished and work promptly attended
0

JOHN D. MORTON,

Taylor Arcane. South Nor-all.
l'. 0. lion 731i. learn

 

New and Second-Hand

WAGONS,

New and Second-Hand

CARTS,

A Lot' of
Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot Wagon,
Ono Grocer’s Wagon,
Ono Butcher’s Wagon.

FERTILIZERS,

Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

— nin—

Barn-Yard Manures.

RAYM NI] BRUS

SOMIC

Special illusions

AT

Ambler & Sammis’.

ll) yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $4.00.

Bargains in Black Surali. (37c.

Bargains in Black Penn-dc-
Soic, or Lnxor. 1.00.

Bargain inBluck Rhadamc 970.

Bargain ill Black Fallic Fran-
coise, 980.

One lot Plliid Flalincls, &c., rc-
duccd from 40c to 25c.

One lot Plaid F lailncls, &c., re-
duced from 500 to 38c.

Oiic lot 54inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 850 to 50c.

One lot. 22 inch Plaids, &c
reduced from 25c to l2lc.

And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.

AMBLE lSlllMlS.

TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.

The New and Palatlal Steamer,

Bane Oharles,

Capt. Fred I. Bysheo,
Will commune Linking Dally Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.

Popular- Prices.

So. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip, weenie; Excursion, 70 cents.

Onandafia

Monday. June 10th,

The Strains will leave Wilson Point on arrlralof
"We" train lea ' So. Norwalk at 1.50 a.
m. Returning iearc New ark. Pier“ Bast Riva.
floor sigma fit. at 8.15 not . and (coastal-Lunch

an rer. . p. counseling“ wi at.
Wilson Point. In"

Always Take the Ifoasatoule Line.
for further hfamauon‘ apply to
TB: NEW sauna-n TWA]. 00.
slum sraauuca. V. P. t G. 1..
, ”a South 8.. New York.
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The Old and Reliable.

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CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun, dun.

Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,

35 Water direct. hilt ly

”MA‘I" COST!

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Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.

Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.

Baby Carriages,
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Call Early and secure best
bargains.

Sale absululc. Going out oi
business.

E. C. WHITNEY.
[3 North Main St...

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EVENING

Commercial School.

BUSINESS DIPARTIINT—By a system at
billet-a. uslu all kinds of bn-lncre paper. with
which our sc olare do business. they are practically
fitted for any commercial position. zealous—
londay. Wedncaday auo Filth! evening-

slloli’l‘tlaiiii AND 'l‘Y 'll'rii'fil'l‘llltl DE-
nartment Inllicharge of a practical teacher. who
can scam but mulls. Beaslelltl—Tuutday and
Thnrrday evenings.

GERMAN CLASS—A practical tenths: torn
Yalek' College givls lessons two ritenwoiis nth
wee

Would bcplraecdto have you call or write for
particulars. FruiNK If. RUSCUB.

Gazelle Building. Nor-walk, Cr.

P. 8.—.il-ui ol‘ Btlflllil‘t‘fi Department. Bridgeport
Bueluoes College. 1'39]!

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Merrill Phonograpic Academv.
Commi-rclanizmg School,

51 Atlantic" . Htsluford. Ct. In Melon
Day and Evening.
SHORTIIAND and Typewriling Dcmrtment
Dildt‘l’ the pcmnal Inslmrtion of the Liit.‘ prin-
cipal and businus manager of Gsflcy's shorthand
School. Hartford. Conn.

OMMERCIAI. Dcpemncm. for the study of

book kleping. Kamamhip. arithmetic. cm.

In charge of Prof. A. . Waldo of New York city.

Young men and women carefully prepared to fill
honorable and lucrative positions.

Remington Typewi:cr Headquarters for Stamford
and vicinity.

Bush are "com supplied with competent assist-
lull on shun notice For circulars and full infer»
mation call on. or address.

hills. If. A. MERRILL. Prin.
51 Atlantic at . Stamford

HATS—l ”HITS—l

In all grades of find and Soft Hate. Spring Style

811]: Hats,

Boys lists. Polo Caps. Tennis
Gaps in ‘all colors, Crush ,
Hats, &c., at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

 

Particular attention paid to
“lint, Cleaning and Ironing
Slllr Ilats. Ip8

BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Oflice

Any one in want of employment. or wishing to
changehteorherplace.willilnd itwill y themto
all here and register their names. free-
Gentlemen willbecharged the sum or as eta. ii
you want to bu . or sell. or rent. or enquire for any
thingyoucan ’mheie.aswewilladrmhe atllv
office every day. We have a sitting room for ladle
and line for Gents aho.

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We hares restaurant where you can set anything
frenetic. sandwich to a full meal at all houra
Boaidby the day or week; alaolodglng.
fulm . Yours Rummy. B. BITE,
Ito. 5 Waur 8L, Borough.

CANDI ES

0f allkindt. MCI“

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consucorua. canny ms. aada mu m
meat of sir-mental candy.

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Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Deer late,

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Brand Opening:

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'l‘IIIE-l éicason.

First-Clan music will he provided for Kendal
3:, and ceremonies suits!) for the occasion will
on

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(308. MAIN 8 “'II‘I' m.

IGood Work Guaranteed.

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CHINA AND GIASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.

Gasoline Stoves.
[lowest Prices in Town.

SECOND-HAND

FURNITURE,

Carpets. Stoves, &o.,
BOUGHT am) 801.1).

The euhrcrlbcrhae constantly on hand a

m second-hand furniture. which he will ‘llspoae of

u very mechanic prices. -haud furnitife'
I all 'lods bought and call for. .

W. PODMORB.

Roman at., Sprina'wmid.
mill in
KENT & CIIOLWELL,

SONS Alli] PLASTEIIEBS.

‘ otlers of all Kinda
‘ Set and Repaired.

Fire Brick Work,

nil Jobbing of all Kinda
a Specialty.
orr-‘rcu ar 5. sunnncms,
91 Washington St. Bridle,
So. Nor-walls, Conn.

flag: it. 0. Box 140, Weslport. Ct.

acob M. Layton.

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on oral 1n surance A gency
lire. Life and mum.
0cm Steamship mute—(labia and M

formfiaud upwardaarld Imonlflfln
all parts“ Europe.
Notaryl’ubltc. Acknowledgmenta'rakaa.

t timed Tickets. BaggageCheched
‘ to Destinatlo'a. ”

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