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appealhpubllc favoramongallclamaa
dirglhlunan.
.ICth DIV“! Hopeful.
‘7 If. Iichael Davitt, in an interview, mya
_ dlipnew
that it will give the people
’ ulna-ed courage,whlcbalonewillbe
dvmt coin thought which muat
“fight. It will bring men of all ahadeeot
qdnlm on the popular side into fighting line
undwl’aruoll, and thus the whole rceervea
will hem-do tonnve up tohieeupport. The
government will no longer be abletodeal
with tbelrlahaawithabouecdividedagainet
itselt,butthelr athckawillbemetandpar-
rind by the whole lrlah race standing shoul-
dc to moulds, with no gap of diverse opin-
ion to divide and all following the
leadership of Parnell. Mr. Balfour undoubt-
edly understands that hiswartare against the
Irish, under theae altered conditions, will be
“nothing entirely diflerent from the holiday
“IO! B for him, but he will beable to bettu'
in this diflerence six months from
W than now.
.=' Willia- O'Ihlen’a Opinion.
. convention at which the new league
is to be lormally organized will nanomble in
Dublin next Monday and Parnell will pre-
aida The Irish leaders will hold a meeting
just before the convention assembles, lor
the purpose of considering Mr. Thomas Sex-
tcu'adraftof the ecopeaud purpose of the
raw begun. Mr, William O‘Brien, in speak-
ingottheobjecta 0f the new 0 1. Igo' ,
‘ .. a,» fund,
1 ted tenants.
C ' - ama Hello! Bill Pulsed.
y fins, July lit-The senate has used the
Panama canal reliet'bill with amendment-L
This act of the senate in appending additional
chums to the bill will n‘bcessitate the return
of the measure to the chamber of deputies
for consideration and adoption by that body.
Theaenate also concluded its debate on the
budget. During the debate Senator Lalievre
I ' . andBarondc Inrienty becomeinvolvedin a
quarrel, which resulted in the former send-
ing a challenge to the boron to light a duel.
sixty Denial-ea Slazmntared.
Canto, July 11—11:. gov t has re-
oeived a dispatch from the scene of hostilities
between ‘ the Egyptians and the dcrvishea
stating that a party of Egyptian: cut oil
aixtydervishesfromtbemain body, andlnthe
light which ensued all of the dervishee thin
separated from their comrades were killed.
Two hundred and fifty dervish prisoners have
been brought to SbellaL
Wflhla Collins Very Ill.
Manon, July la—Wilkie (bilins' illnem
bovenmorecsrlone than at first reported,
mid he is not expected to recover.
a
Yachting Newa-
Corraoz Cr'rr, Mara, July ll—Commo-
doreGerryhaa conferred with B. A. Tucker
reprdingthe New York Yacht club race.
' Million; tooling in taver- otar'ace
..huaabontAngn-t12,andaprobe “'ty that
maybe adored by citiaana
annular), Hem, July 12.-’l'ho Ito
quehwmtheilrrtof the Beawanhakasquad—
route arrive,comlng in about noon. The
J‘ Calla. Grinder, Dauntlu, Oneida and
L‘fihmauflvdhbhmday. l‘heyachte-
unnmboingroyally entertained, andmore
lamhareerpectedtotakepartinfiaturday'r
race.
Senator Wuhburn'a l‘lnaneea.
W‘July la-Jl'he Journal my:
a y. ‘ ....., that Smutana-hbnrn
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M'QUADE’B JURY READY.
The in Who Will Try New Yorh'e Al-
leged Handler.
Batman, ll. Y.. July 19.—-Attcr exam-
lnlngapanclotltfljurwa, twelvemen,gocd
and true, have been found to try CI‘AM
nun Arthur J. Ewe, of New Yak, on
the charge 0! receiving a bribe.
lcQuade did not enter tliocourt room un-
til alter llam. lie mentored lnirom the
Saratoga train looking contented One ad-
vantage he ocean to bavatathatthepeople
here apparently donot take much stock in
informera. How the jury stand on that
point, however, mnlus to be developed.
John E. Allen, thelastjuror, lettthetarra
house before runrlne and trnmped twenty
miles to the railroad. He reached Balbton
late in the afternoon, weary and wet to the
skin, and was a sworn juror illtcon minutca
after he entaed the court room.
The jury b er follows: David I). Egleeton,
merchant, Corinth; James Gillan. farmer,
Balleton; Enos Janine, toarneter, Waterford;
Adam Phin, merchant, Waterford; Flatt
Mullord, tarmer, Northumberland; hank
D. Rood», tarmer, Wilton; John Devereaux,
tamer, Ballaton; Charles Pitta, carpenter,
Corinth; Wallace Clayton, drugglat, Corinth;
Henry Kellogg, carpenter, Korean; Truman
Kelsey, musician, Hall Moon, and John H.
Allen, tanner, Day. The jury war sworn in
no a whole and the court adjourned.
Mr. llarrlaon Sent Regrets.
PHILADELPHIA, July li—Tbe Christian
Endeavor convention met again atila m.
It wm the meet largely attended meeting of
any of the whole threednys, and the num-
bers present vcrged close on the promised
10,000 people who were counted on.beiore
the convention began. For twenty minutes
Rev. Mr. Kinney, of Connecticut, conducted
religioua services Then came the pmpmnd-
ing and answering of questions. Time was
short and only a low questions could be an.
swered. Great enthusiasm was caused by
the reading at a telegram from President
Harrison, laying: "Preéidout Harrison send-
greetingn to the convention. Public busine.
prevents his attendance.” Postmaster Gen-
eral “Wanamaker was present and addrcascd
the meeting.
Senator Blair Detcndr Ills Bill.
anmu, N. 11., July 12—11: the Ameri—
can Institute 01 Instruction Senator Blair
defended his educational bill, and raid no
other measure had ever been no misrepre-
aented. Three questions were to be consid-
ered: Is the bill necessary! Huthenatlon
money! In it constitutional? The senator
said that whatever the language of the con—
stitution might be that document must. neoco-
sarily ordain popular education, else it would
not mtablieha republican form of goverrr
meut. He showed that the money required
was at hand, and argued toehow the uncu-
Iity o! the measure.
The Potters Condemn 'l'ruats.
Srnmnrvnmn, 0., July lit—The pottms’
convention concluded its labors by the elec-
tion of ot'llccrs. John A. O‘Neill, Trenton,
N. J.,waa elected president; J. W. Goon,
East Liverpool, 0., rice president. A reso-
lution was adopted disapproving“ the form-
ation of trusts, by which the centralization
of the money power stiller competition,
places individual enterprises at a impale.
discount and raiders the consumi- subject by
extortionate prices The next annual con-
vention will be held in Trenton, N. J., Sep-
tembcr, 1800.
Burke's Appeal Banging Plea.
anmno, July 19. — lmac Campbell,
Burke’s counsel, has been a
some Protestant and Catholic Irishman, who
promised to subscribe a small defense fund
tanurkeilhewonld not abandonthecasa
at preacnt. llr. Campbell raid he leitdh-
inclined to throw up the-pungent thhstage,
buthecouldnotaflord torpendblsowa
money in deludlng the prisoner. Bewill
takeafewdaye to consider whetherornot
bewill enter-an appeal against Burke’aeurr
mitment for extraditkm.
roe Glace. at Bear Incl.
Waamaoroa, July ill-The intm'nal revo-
nuedepartmenta’reporttortheyear hiding
Junewdiowr tlntlifitwklbarrehotbur
hr wholemeal. nutritional. and d
W... by Del. County Creamery Butter.
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channel- of
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baking awdcrthelnmtheallblul moot
ammo: aliu maendlt ulwa ewe
ltlanzs _ for nrity.hoallhful-
none are rfllcleucy by movement and
State crumble, chemiutrs of Boards of
Health, null pml'omora in institutions of
learning throughout the mnntry.
Bold only in cans, full a fight.
Ctr. :iso llmrunaa use". N. "
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR!
‘l‘ble work no will place upon oar eon-mend“. ladke’aad Children's ladle Underwear, («orally puckered tron
200 llor. Will
25 on.
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manna. ladlsswboboagbtatourllrstmlonlgblyprala-donrgoode, lborewhopurohuoattbluale will hardly
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last Lone at Our Prices.
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[fight Dre-cu trimmed down My trout and don .e with ’l‘orohon lace or rattle.
Drawers null tucked
Hurts witb b nob mill - very neatly made.
01M Covm, perleot lotion,
v
Children's Dream in Glmbvio .33 Gingham.
Coildrrn'r Drawers, all aim-e, trimmed with due mhroidery and Torobon Lace.
l'clanlo ilembrlc Slip, Illch down trout and rum-2a. very nearly made.
Ltdl'l' lawn Aprons, with very deep bemand tucks.
50 Cta.
LOT No. 2.
Nvgbr Drm~llotbrr Hubl-ard—Elaodsomaly trimmed with Embroidery insertum between clusters at tucks. also
clusters of looks and Embroidery or Lice trlmm
out yoke ebepc.
tlne muslin, trimmed with due embroidery and tucks down trout. All stylee.
8mm 0! eupemr cellar. withdeep Hamburg r the and woke, also Cambrio rulllo with deep Laos ed to .
Chemises, pompadliar I tyle, very handsomely tr-nmed in lmbrolderv or Torchon Inca. ‘ K
Ludo-e, don’t wen till tim aoeortvnent is all quk- a up, but it you need come at 0'lCu', your last chance at these prices.
SPECIALS 01‘ INTEREST TO YOU.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
A non 1"LTIUZT3121NI.“ wt Tin‘ !“ notches: wi-b Embmlm'y or Torch-m Edition.
. "in .. “1 a, :::;- ",1 ,.. .: .5“ Cmmrm'. White Cunt. ic end Seersucker Dren— I
" “ f, " . .. . l‘vlnnte' Shoe, he. daon l, "named with Emil. «fly or Cambrio name.
It is! ‘r.7.‘ilh~l ( mr. t".’l-li'u o-
tho in“ j .tnl..9imx.-1n...unav . u u-zliff'. ~
lunar. t -lrmn r". ' . .nrrml. .‘
ramr ..,; s in»
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umu'm ‘ ll
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"ml? 33 U;- ”by .
. ‘ ‘l- . It's! . ’
F. 1). l. ‘- WTON & (0.. a pain rename. Ho-ze uflerrd by us for 15¢
ll. L’lltlfl IE DIED, 3 " leien' Bnlhrinan " “ “ 19
it ‘ a. 9' 0‘
01113.21. recurs, g ,, {gm-W Mp, .. ,, .. g
south ROI-"n" Conn. Ladiee' Elwin Ribbed Vnua, worth 1°C, for 10
' "'. u u u n 33 (or 25
A Talk Wlth .. .. .. -- 49 (or 3-:
Col. I'm-n. Moan. Glover, David run, lndiee’ Gable Von-u. formerly 37 for 25
3. K Shun”. M" In", 3.,monriunnts’ [Salon-man slum, formerly 37 for 25
and “than.
llclow a " h" bun-I a umplc .- Itlc multitude of
lettmoluc nmgcmcntt'rankl- varl a ~00, or
756 ny. New 1-)2k,dail: moi-r The nub ‘
lm°"';‘,,“: 1:":Q'flifl'fld, mgmfi"; ll..-re i. to: q'ianllly or. hsve on hand, and the prices that we are sure will sell them. Larpets, Stoves, ‘&C.,
“m"".“..°h"$.3°§‘§'5”.'i fifflfl‘flfiii‘. ”mm E-cml Comm 01.96 cu: price 51 19 1 black aetin brown edge 93.98 cut price 33.19 BOUGHT AND 301,1).
What bu been done tor other: can be me tor yr. 2 clack nod wli-Ie output 1,” " 1,19 1 brown m. 3 l” u 2.12 The bscrlberhaa 21 hand I m
and it in lolly to longer seller when the meana o 2 Inncy (any, stripe 2.“ l. 1.89 1 black and white alripe 3’79 .. 2.95 at an I“ turnltumre, wblcyh‘l: 'm a Int! of
rccmeryllte styourvery door. . ‘ 1 .. blag u g.” -. 2.09 1 .. .. .- and d“, 5.93 H 3.98 u'mfli m” Vim W.md‘m'm|’°'°"m,
.33?.f.ll.§f£,lfiiml.m£2 3mm: 1 “ ”'0‘"! " 3.12 “ 2-19 lhlue and " " '- 5.98 .. 3.99 om! Ina- boughx-naauedtor.
desert u .rod 1 w [aboutsixty pound l " blue " .39 “ 2.69 I Tamiee satin stripe 5,49 .. 3,59
IfllgdmhMER: $le I hill. lumen; 1 navy blue min 3.59 " “ 2.89 3 Moire and antiv- elr‘pc 5,12 u 4 12 w' Ponnonn!
mudfiffi"fiflmxm'f’mfilmgmx ’3 ""‘m "'"V‘" “"‘l "'“W'” 3-93 " 3-19 Roman 91., Swinging"
“one: ".5”: it“. ”mi" lint “thih'iuhfi‘
y .1! .L- . .c! . .t‘ . v ‘
3.22:3: 2422.3: on: which}! Black Par-Mole and Umbrellas. KEN T 8» LB0LWELL.
mus. rmanv environ r. and (ohm M n Sateen, last black, gold top, only y] no 2 elm-a. m inch (Md mp ‘2 7, “guns m PLASTEREBS
:ily. wifl'ifi‘é'oa'fl li;‘.3'ai‘.”..‘.'.,i§"§ 13 0'0” 34 inch " 1 a) g .. a .. .. 2 89 .
notable to «at alone-,sorcwomd not heel. The 4 “ 26 " silver I 18 3 Silk 28 “ u 319 Boilers 0‘ a“ Kind;
m“ “$132.“ sew-cyan ago azrdbaehca- a M u 26 or gold 1 95 2 u m u u 8 2.
S. [IBTJNLBYV nail-y r‘lgt‘gdycare gist. arr! g ,_ g: ,, .. i g: 1 u g u ‘2 3;: Set and Repaired.
. g . v s 5. all!!! be
u: .11.. $.33; a’r; "tlgmmflhgolungfisg'nd 13 u 20 u -- 2 19 Fire Brick Work,
l. Iv “2 won l u u .l .
3::- dfig‘i-n. Grmt Bio-Junta" leeot 3 26 :09 BM!” ”"3“" "°' we“! 5" Pm" “‘d Umbrellas. and Jobbing OI all Kinds
for it at o- ”d and took e1; lvr'xtbtnléy’.’l fifteen db ———ooo-——- a s lalty
21. I " -
'm'“ "w—fl’ * rams. ca NS. orxonasrs. 1"” -
Testimony ol'altenn- rkeble Cure
in Nerwalk, Conn.
Ilsa Celia 'Starr. (new Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St... Norwalk. coan.
Bullion trouble, Dyspepsvo, impaired elrcu
Iaticaote. tfinItanalag;wasaouerVoua that
ahccnald flrl sleep nor cat, Paid out over
eight hunched dolluemdccwrs. and wasnot bane-
luedoncent'awmlh;heaith mined as mach b
thepolronuiedlcinceae by the direct: for wblc
theywereloken. She :31: "l «lid not expect to
live butarhorttime. r
byan-lcud lmkhlemedlclncandbavc not had
adoctnratnce. lwasnot abletn walkwltbont help
—am now uble and do walk all about town several
tlmnaada. lamanewpersenaadl would not
bob-ck lwas torthoearnmordohare. l
ceaalder the best medicine ever elated to the
public. Dmmtockmtltew York, told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured it
as had notceenlt done by nebula llowca' Iodi-
cal ill-corny." Cured tour 1mm fi'
sold by A. ll. 110T! SON, orwalk.
FIE-hive agent: ererywhrrc. m7
TRY 0'03.
11' PLKABB “I“ Till.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
TAR WALKS l
ailk, only 59.: per
43 In. wide, all all
week 1.25 per yd. Swiss Flouncee 45 in. wide, for flu per
d. Swine Flouncea 45 in. wide, ex. quality, torflo. Swiss
lcunces {5 in. wide, fine quality, [or 98c per yd. Swim
Flouncee 45 in. wide, ex. line for 1.12 per yard.
”BESS Goons DEPARTMENT.
r Gcnte’ all-linen 4...», c n... for 25
1 pair Gents’ all-linen Coils tor 10 CHINA AND GLASSWARE'
o... Boya'Plaited won... in Cambric, Tennis Cloth. and Oil Stoves
PM “’5' 33' ‘5 ”a ‘9' Gadoline Stoves.
Boys' tine flannel Shirts at 02c.
Gentleman’s Flannel 8mm .: 49. oz, 75. 79. 39. 1.12. 1.25 Lowest Prices in Town.
1.49, 1.59, 1.89 and 1.98, white and colored. These are
closing out prices. All bargain. SECON 11-11.th
____.... __
Grand Clearing Sale of Paranoia.
Palm Leaf 1c each. Japanese 5,10,12. W and
BAGS.
IIIIIIIONS.
Folding Fun. 5. U, 10, 12. 15, 19, 25 and up to 9.“). lurked
down price».
BAGS.
L‘Miea' Hand Bags for 49.50, 69am! fl, blank and rue-
set. Club bags at 57, 69, 79, 69, 99. 1.19, 9.29. 9.49, 2 '79,
3.98 up to 5.49.
1?. pc. lancy bordered Ribbon, 5 in wide, elegant de-
sigm, lorrner price 593; price thle week will be 890 per yd.
SPECIA [.8 IN FLOUNCES.
Black Spanleh Gnipure L see Roundup 43 in. wide, all a
yard. Black Chantilly Laos
and worth 1.02 per yard.
Flouno'rug,
Price th-
38» a yd. Brillnionne ill in. wide, warranted all pure
ailk and wool. worth Me a yd. This II a great bargain.
All should avail themaelveaot tbeopportnoity. lie-clubs
the price, Snow’s:- yard.
420. All aol“'l‘reoot,” in navy blue, garnet. nu.
bogony, M, cardinal and mode ebadca. Regular price
ottbieline ol gondola 49.3, but to oloee thcmtbcprioo
the
S
will In only 49c.
59c. All wool Cream White Alabatrors, 50 in wide,
have-old thiagradcaod width tor'l9o. butjuettogiveyou
lsinnow with amps-at help to put a bargain, the price will be 590.
‘0" l!“ “mu Mb" see. an wool Cream won. Twillcd mm, jun
. thing tor yachts: unite and blouse walate. lie-am
Boasonahlel’nces. .............., .
8m mm. ”u.” VISIT OUR KITCHEN DEPARTIENT.
Curbs and Gutters.
mmmmm M
BRUSH WAISTS.»
91.59, Cream tw’llled flannel bloom waldo.
ed with pearl button- and silk lance. 1
tell both
i
'° um i u a lobed with pearl m-
JOHN B. MORTON, E‘s... .nr. 1...? 3.; Jpn: «Jul-:5 u... waists
'l'aylar Avenue, South lot-all. Md filth. all! I ['0' ll:
P.0.Box78!. nan annual.“ near-.819 ”years”
d " 1.80 ll " 9.49 ll " ll.
caucus All. CHI-MS.
whome-
1 ‘ ' v ‘mu menu-e-
Mayan). 3nd. net-mono fro-I90.
do.
3?
imam—u on. .19.. as.
. ”mmmwtm mm...“ ,m. .r‘”
u , . .
Parnell: Heallhlltll for M ,,, ,. »,°;,,_,,,,,,,, m, mm m
, andmmflymfllmfllebatourpriceie .
MILLINERY, :31
- u Chame-
3 Water In, Nwrwalk. N, “4:0- 1 Names. m "a:
' 1 ‘ Won-libs Inc-rs wide),
£33.“ 1.23:"! a. menace? on our srloo em in. new
Inst-t
.. . . r.
“earner-um
OSTON STORE.
H
Lil—Til
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POPULAR DRY-GOODS HOUSE OF NOB
12k a yard. Big line aide band Zepher Giughame, very
chumgoeadtm‘Tnepde'gc' 121a. h Gi So. NorwalI.Conn.
choice line. unfit... on. make" am my “'0' P- 0- B“ “9’ "Mlm'm'
_ mow“ Flannel ‘1‘... own... and a... m. “‘"m
In eminent. no at y us I oppor-
...,. Mn... Jacob M. Layton
25¢ a yard. The celebrated m Black Henrietta 3.. 1
teen, guaranteed not to crock, motor turn green. This mutational-cam
isnsually sold at mic, but our price will be the.
Jackets now selling at less than cost to close.
LAWNS.
1 lot choice pattern, extra width and quality, actually
worth 90 per yard, price this week only Bio per yard. 1
ones, which we will run 01 at 10 yard: [or 390. lease bet-
ter grade. to close at 10 yards lor 49c.
TENNIS STRIPES.
Our stock of these good: in complete, in fact, we think
too much so, and in order to reduce this lot, which is really
worth 18.10 per yard, we will plwe it at 80 per yard {or this
week oaly.
Table, Spreads and Scnrfe
Tehmaekeeperswewouldsaytbatyoe will find our
atoekthamosteompleteotanyboaeemitberialorwalkor
BoathImwalk. RawSlkMMbMth
Spreadsaadhdalnbotbplalnaudembroldmedfl'lanoel
'Mdlmm'l'arryflpreebandagoodlineot Piano
()oversinalloolon.
Plaid and Striped Nalnsooks.
'l'haremodabaverecelvedaareatcutlhbwcek. Our
ll,1£.lb,aadfleqealltkearenow9. 10, 18 and 170 per
yard.
Darn-smelt contains nothing but
‘markaddowanaartyeveryartlcle inlt,la
curatockuuvlom ‘
melrlaoargrewialgrtablinbmeat.
lam
null-W,
baring
toreduce
”the-any allemtioneweareaboat to
'l'blr n our Ind guatraleot Harlin Un-
A line ill-ploy of then- good- can be men in out Wall street windowr with prices on them. Cabllogue and prion, aim pat-
tern chute. seat on Inclination, by mail. JII‘ [lance at W Itylel 0! our great.“ leaders. Hound 500 I. I .
LOT No. l. 26 01:.
Chemises with dap Tombotl [nee in iron. and 1 when edgi on sleeves, also embroidery (root and lace trimmings.
.nd Torohon or lmb Leo. trimming.
50 Oh.
Drawer: in various uy‘m, donned with Hamburg insertion and rolls, or vary handwrne ‘l‘oroboe and Herring-bone
.(lnrect Coven, en rlega-t munrnt in low DOCK. pompadour. high neck and V on aped, ell made of due Cambrlo and
complete or leaCraamFrmtab-loane.
Weboydlr‘essho-maaataetarera aadcaa tbsretenglve
.l'Wl-‘fw . 5?!
autumn-rm“ ,3».
ruramaummu.
in: delta sl ct
common
III pounce.
Cantu! Attention (line to the Detail at
Danae-e,
Dally “mailman“ I. to i
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mfg»—
Oe-meretal 'l‘ralalag mm,
bl Atlantis “Equal“. Q. in Salon
II In one Mill-l
fir“... or“ W. momma
‘ Ina-pr
own napalm-bier the Italy at
howl-l. KIWI Mic.
gmdMJ. .Werde 2'35. York x:
mm sad wanna wall prepared an
Mandi-mauvepcalllone.’ '0
Renal Typawttor ll nsrterr {or St i M
aadvlrlw oadq am 0
Dance- 11m supplied with competent melat-
aula on abort notice lordrculara and lull Inter:
nation call on. or address,
Ills. I. A. lllllllblu Prim.
51 Atlantic at , lltemlord.
F. H. NASH & Bro;
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Good Work Guaranteed.
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orr‘rcn AT 8. SBLLIICK’S,
I97 Washington SI. Bruno.
General lnsuronceAgency
M. We and Accident.
Ocean mow rum—cabin and mm
Mtoroueiandupwmleand lone? Order-to
or met lumps.
Notary Public. Achiowledgcmcnto 'l'akcn.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Mtiaatloa.
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South Norwnlk. Conn.
TAYLOR Jar. GOLDEN
Real Estate. l’lrc, Life. Accident,
Plate Clam, and steam Boner
118031302 AGENTS
Aloe nae-Ia for lbelale of
Bebe-rare and Far- Iona-ac
Honda.
nonna- Negotiated.
onion-Face wall-um ee, ea lorwall
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'l'o-lerrew lay be Too Late.
GOIIIOTIGIIT GIIIRAL
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FURNITURE;
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Stove Coal
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Brick, Mme. cement.
hehlgh, backawaana, Locust
him to RUBBER we
shall streets.
Drug Store
.rorm n. rennin,
Wbolasalrand WIDealm In all kindle!
Blue Stone. Etc.
llountnin, Franklin, and
Wilkeebarre Goals.
Yard‘ foot of Washington and liar-
llrancb oflloe “Stilm
Mini
The Model Market.
MEATS
Poultry of all Kinds
—’l‘lll BEST—-
SIRVID ill Till BET IANNII.
on want the choicest “ATS, obtained”
ear of trouble orcoet, yon willlad lb. army
or. as well as
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F. HAYES?"
DWLK‘S BIDCI. FOU'I'B‘ NORWALI
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mohair—comma“-
Inuk-
HomeD
ll'l'flN llfiill.
one Quality,—'l‘lo lost.
Shoal Bacon,
“6" female.
modfoultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.
58 Wublnaton Street.
J .H .Klinefeltel‘,
Meats, Fish inlets,-
CANRED GOODS, ETC.
(In. N. i. l. H. ill Bolt
numnl
Vegetables, Fruits,
Telephone Connection.
Benn & Hus ll
Heats Fill llystnrs.
Fruits, Velelailet‘lnlm, ll:
AT wumrsnr Mill emu.
28 Iain 8t, 80. llorwalk.
or an m In no: W‘z»
uranium. a film
Nice“ M'fl- the my.
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Fish, Oysters, Clams
looms, Lattice, Bliillll
Pure Tomatoe 0a ., .
In.
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No, What is it 'l .
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Dellvfldmmm
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