ltlI‘l‘l'letthelabe
, walleye-greet
_ m Allie! m
”Mt-Ilene
hwflandhyothwewhnarsia-
“Akaohaswatehe-lflscmsry
WWI-es thalattercamatu
midlannighty‘flrersie at
htheworldthatlrJileiaslsiuvery
a!“ Whnhawuttollarllerbor
lbloobeddryand parchsdandofau
aslf thehloodhadfailedtoelrcu'
'alkarBlelne,aa hwellknown,hal
cfstatedsfacto forthelaat
lamccnldentthatlr.lilalns
wfll not rsoovw sudlelently to again die
tkadatieeof state inparson asthey
oegkttohadhchargsd."
Ito-DI. II the Navy.
hanelatowoftha Alerthlookedaponasa
moatrwnarkablsm Whenheorderedth:
diptoAnckhnditwuagainst the protest
«Moder lullan. 'l'hsshipwaswlth-
uterudw aadajm'ywasriggedhyordes
«emit-noel, Bolas o... on]. gut
ddtheharbw ithroke,and it was only
byupn-kumendiwtsthat the Nlpsic was
pavestedfmm gciagoothereefstorasao-
mdtime. Once moreshestartedandagaln
inkedownandhadtoreturutoApia. Ad-
miral Khuberly was now at a white heatand
Manual-dripping Commnderlullan
cfthacusrauandoftheabip. llathenor-
“hothahipatoflanl’rancieco. Ofcourss
thecaloftheAlertsoou gaveougand the
oklNipic bed to be left at Fanning
untiltheAlertconldgonorthandget
mils coal. When the became known the
Wdacidedtoasndauaw screw foe
thsve-el,andfortuaatdyonawasfonndat
this" Island navy yard. Over 510,“!
hehemspmtalreadyforcoalalcasandtbs
miphnothalf way home ltisconsidersd
'tlmtsnch anordarsbouldbavsbaen
uprdallyinthefaceoftbepmtestsof
thatwoeommandingoflcara
Alleged how “no“ Developments.
TbAhrtconld notcarryooal cnoughto
teamihatdistanca. Therewillcertainlybe
aeonrtof inquiry on the subject,asCom-
wlulhnwillnotrastunderthaimpu-
blimputuponhischaracterbytheadmiral.
Itissteted in navy circles that when this
doeseosusabout there will be considerable
light thrown upon thafiamoandisaster which
nyethanutbecnhroughttothosurfaco.
An Important Consolidation.
Wasnrsoros, July L's—The most impor-
tantactd coulidatimd oncialadmiuie
httvedutiesthathas takenplaceansdi-
hgttminrecent yearswas quietly enacted
“weak. Answhureauofthewardepart-
musiadirecteonnecthmwith theoillcaof
the artery of war, has been created,in
which are brought together, under the
juridictionof one odicer,Cept. moan-
worth, the most { t recordsof the
wariarelationtothsrightsofapplicantsfor
invalidpsnaious.
Thaeeeemla'iaaallof the hospitalrecords
dthawarofthsrebellion,whichhavah¢e
tdore constituted the most important at
wellasthsgrsaterpart of the originalreo-
orthinthssurgeon gsnerel’s ofllce,andaleo
the regimental reca'ds heretofore exclusively
Induths jurhiictioncf the edjntantgen-
eral’s ofleqtha whale forming, under the
afternoon. Beverylaefi fears
Httowadlrgulssd, eadld Charlislltehell.
(lave-nor Lewry lltlll en the Warpath.
Intel, Him, July Iii—District Alton
nay 1mm rsturuad from Jackson Friday
night, where he had been annotated by the
governortocoavultwlthhim audtheattor»
neygsoerslutowhatstepeehould hstakea
hordartobring to justice thepartielpaulr
in the recent prise light. it has been freely
rumored thatsomsof thsoilcialswsvebribad
not to interfere with the light. Ir. Nevin
will investigate the matter in all in bearing,
and will take legal steps against all parties
implicated in It.
Charley Johnson Ilene-bee Items.
New You, July ill—Charles Johnson,
one of Sullivan's backers, has arrived his.
lie was asked if he knew where Sullivan
was and replied that he did not, and wouldn't
tellifhedid. He said that Bullivanwould
never enter the ring again with bare hands.
Johnson expremed the opinion that when the
mt exeltanant had died out the mail.
ofarreat wouldbaallowed todrop. Wratlet
William Huldoon is also here, and says
Sullivan is in hiding within twelve hours of
New York.
HE SKIPPED TO CANADA,
But “'ns Decoyad Back to the Stateeusd
Captured.
BUFFALO, July 15. —Jamss Farrell, an ab
sounding [:03th from Stanicca. Pa, has
been arrested in this city and locked up at
police headquarters. About three weeks ago
a govcumsnt poamilloa inspector diecovered
shortages in Farrell's accounts as postmaster
amounting to $6,“. This was a pretty large
amount considering the small sized postoflloe
which Farrell ran in connection with a drug-
store, and as soon as the authorities discov-
ered it an examination hogan. The inspector
and the sherifl of the county kept a close
watch of Farrell in the meantime, but he
cleverly eluded them and reached Canada
asanon as he found that his crime was dis
covered. An effort was made to fix the mat
ter up by Farrell‘s friends, but as the inves-
tigation into his alfnirs proceeded mutton
grew worse. Farrell, in the meantime, had
been living at the American hotel, in the vi]-
lageof Fort Erie. Hewas traced to that
placeand a close watch kept on him in the
hope that he would cross the line at some op
portune moment. But this hope was not
realized. Finally a scheme was planned for
his capture which he tumbled into at once.
Farrell was astonished when arrested, and
he seemed to have been taken completely oil
his guard. He is so years old, intelligent,
and, it is said, unmarried.
DASHED THROUGH A SEWER.
Horrible Fate of Five Work-eu—Twa
Were Killed.
Prrrsnum, July L's—At 2 a. m. the mud
bank over the well of the Soho street sewer
gave way and five workmen, who were try-
ing to loosenamassof debris from below,
were caught in the rush of mud 'and water
and carried hundreds of feet, through the
main sewer into the valley below. William
Dailywasfounddeadnear themouthofthe
sewer with two coils of the bees about his
neck, and Andrew N. licGrsgor died at G
a. m. Robert lfunn, foreman. was seriously
injured William lcClay and Joseph Mo-
Carthy ware terribly bruised.
No one is directly blamed for the accident.
The bodies of the victim were terribly muti-
lated bybeing dashed from side tosida oi
the sewer and the narrow gully, down which
they were buried by the rush of water.
A Fatal fleeing Alray.
ne‘er-1.x. J.,July15.—A mm, .1-
frayoccurredatthellalf Wayhousaonths
llahway road, owned by Charles Boiler.
JohnWalkuandhhmnOeugqofReealle,
waredriukingat the her, who: both father
andsonthrswbearglassasat Roderaudran
outof theplace. Rodar followed tliemand
fired sorrel shots. Oneof the bulletsen—
teredtheheadof (leorgoWalker,whilsan-
othertookedeetinJohn Walker‘srkhtdde.
Bothfellandwera carried toanaighboring
house. George became uncouaehm and
thnehllttlechanes for hisreoovery. The
alderalker is also inaprscarlons condi-
tlui. Roderescapadaftc doing the shoot
M
Stephan Mam
Boaros,Jnly15.-—Btepbennurger,thaax-
Wefthsllohinson’osterlotorcom-
paay,ofPeabody,la-.,has beanarrsstad
ntheallegedgronud that hewaeaboutto
lsaveths state to avoid paymentd dahta.
The compeuycleinle that Air. Burger-old
whichhaturned in onlytlpushamwhm
hsehouldhavsturnedinflper share. Ir.
ywwe strictly within thatched
nth-Mews
Walnruofdoekofthampanyflor
Bar-garclailnathathhtralnctiouawithths
Belle France.
m
“ll. acumen saunas.
If the Dealeegtste Are M is
Deming Ileatleas, beau-e Oar-at
“allowed,“attheleyeaefls
mmwwm
mrmacrsoumausw
haemwhoesiasovwnuesheaeststete
partwiththetrehletlstbelaadoeeelehrev
tioaafthsaaalvnmvyefthe eftks
mmmmmm
la the medal eolatiu of
whiantheVr-ehpseplaaavs
Marlee thsmwehotl. Irina-
whiskhsdeelaeesthattbepeeplsdm
dimWhmpahlsd than-
admin-leaning thatasttbattkeymes
allowedthereyabllotohsdeetrcyed and
accentuate much-nest.
eoacludss that unityauletdefmdths
llhertiesof'reuohmsnbyfrs'eeotarma
museum-rauoul.
Notwithstanding thstrdhalshnarofwar
like intentions however,tbeae iiwlanglstado
aotpvstssuito that, lntheeraatot
g?
.rl
frcmhhpoeltloa attha headof theheaeh
republic. and that this will be dorm at the
pointof the bayonet if my, and nel-
hs yields tothe wiahssot litmlangarand bows
toths expreesadwlll of thepewle It can
beveryeasilysurmlsed thatln vlswof thea-
aud similar arm-lemon the partof the
limlanglsts, and the eqmlly determined tone
oftheiruemles, the (artlwk fortlctober is
omlm
Crafty Beale-gar.
Mlangvr’s anartion in his speech that his
aimietowork forthe strangtlienlngof the
republic, isganerally accepted-s a rues to
divert the threatened alliance between the
bllcana and the supporters of the (hunt
do an alliance which, if mummeted,
mustyrovs adaeth blow to Boulangietamv
bitioua
The Desperate Dervisha.
Fears are capes-ad at Cairo that the ad—
vance cf dervishse along the Nile is really
only a faint intended to cover a far more
formidable movement by Abe flamed, who,
it h thought, is numbing with a very strong
force acro- the desert upon Koroeko. if
these fears turn out to 3 well grounded,
Egypt will be forced to rely for safety upon
the loyalty of the Blstaraan tribes, and this
isby no meansabovs suspicltm. if the Bit
tareeusopposs the advaaceof the invade,
anddoeolncavnest,theywillbaebletohdd
himincheck untilaforceof Egyptianecan
beorgenised todrive him back into the (in
art. Otherwise Ahu flamed will find only a
few struggling and dumrgauiacd military
posts, widely scattered and poorly encased,
to interpoao any serious objections to his
overrunning the whole of upper Egypt.
The Queen Is No llilllonaire.
The committee on royal grants, having un-
der consideration the proposal of making al-
lowance out of the public century for the
Prince of Wales‘ children on their approach-
ing marriage, will bring in their report Thur}
day, when it will be submitted in the house
of common; it is given out that this report
will contain several surprises for the English
people, and among other things it isstated
that it will show the popular idea that the
queen is a very wealthy lady to besntiraly
erroneous. By direction of the queen hen
self Lord Cross, who hashadcbarge of the
royal finances for years, appeared before the
committee soon after appointment and sub
mitted to them the queen's bank account,
which, it is held, shows her to be no million-
aire, and shows besides that shehaa been any-
thing but extravagant. Mr. William Henry
Smith, first lordof the treasury, will advocate
the royal claims when the question comes up
in the house Thursday.
The New Defense League.
Mr. Thomas Sexton's plan of organization
for the new Tenants Defeuae‘ league has been
submitted to the meeting of the Parnellltre.
it contemplates the union of all lrisb tenants
in one strong, compact organization, founded
on the lines of the trade unions arid 'sup-
ported in the same way, by amounts upon
the members themselves, proportioned to the
amount of their holdings
Inspired by Plgott.
Lennon, July l5.——Adherents of ht. Par-
nell almost unanimously incline to the belief
that an inspection of the books of the Loyal
Patriotic union would afford proof that the
witnew Pigott either wrote or fully inspired
the “Parnellinn and Crime" papers.
A French Editor Killed in a Bush
Pants, July m-M. Bela, the secretary of
the t committee at Marseilles,
killed in a duel M. Pierrotti, an Opportunist,
the editor of Le Petit Provencal, a Marseilles
journaL
Ila Struck a Ilinlstar.
Tomaso, Ont, July 15.—-George iovett
stood in front of St. Matthew's Episcopal
church as the congregation was leaving and
distributed among them tracts containing
axhactafrornanaddrcm by the bishop of
Toronto opposing rituallam Rev. J. Scott
Howard, pastor, followed the congregation,
and notio'ng what lovett was doing re-
him to drakt. invett Maud
Howard matched the tractsfrom hishanda
lovattthn'ruponstruck lir. Howard twice
in thaneck. lunbars of the congregation
that interfered and Lovett was roughly
handled, but escaped without serious injury.
'l'ltaltl'iken Win.
Win, July lit—The conference he
tweuthsolllcersoftheArnalgamatad am
ciatienand the iirmof Carnegie,pr A:
(h‘waareeumedathani. Thaconfermce
sliding .
'f‘hataealahaddghtlowerratesquotad than
thou-Winon-
Winkle“.
”YmJelyK—IIM-a-
elsvahwaat Halo.
abuttheheadaad .
’l‘boneatbawy, fteeport, Ky., left arm
Mahmoumchinandcosunm
Young woman, unknown, eye gougodoat
aadhruhonheadandbody.
THE PRESIDENT AT DEER PARK.
Must luau-gs Will Probably Do [all
'I’here During the hammer.
Dana Peas, Id, JuIy lot—There was
nothing eventful abut“ the president‘s first
Bentley at Deer Park. lie spent it very
quietly. llarsmarted tofleeretary Winders
thatia vhwdtheboqdmtyrideof Friday
aft-awaheailght be obliged torevlss his
Ie-sotlook forward with pleasure to the
twelve hours on the weekly for the
nexttwomoathnaud 'willprobablygote
Washington during that period only when
ahmlstely nece-ary.
Secretary Windom heartily concurs in the
popcaition to hold cabinet matings has in
the meantime, and Private secretary Ballard
m to make trips toWashlngtonas
often as lace-ry.
Thepreaident spent part of Saturday is
emeideriog several cases pending betas the
department of justice.
Hedoesnotiutand to establish anyilxed
plan of operaticnwhile Mbutwil pro
seed in u go-ss-you-please way, working
when so inclined. or enjoying the bountiful
bcilltise for rest and recreation which sur-
round him.
HE THREATENED HEB,
And so. l’romptly Dropped Dim Dead
in Illa Tracks.
Burmese, July ifs—Another murder is
added to Baltimore's list. Elisabeth Ellen
(iro- has shot and killed James E. Gates.
The Gro- woman states that Centre was
beating bk wife, and she (Gross) told him
hasheuldbeashamed Coatessaid hswould
kill her.
Shortly after Coatea whipped out a rams
and used threatening language to the Gro-
woman, when she took her pistol out of h-
pocket and shot him dead.
Killed by I Train.
('Lls'ros, 1a., July L’s—“'hile crossing the
Northwestern railway about four miles west
of Clinton, a freight train ran into a team
driven by Ilise Hay Buckmaun, of 1.0m,
killing both horses. wrecking the wagon, and
throwing the occupants violently to the
ground. Mrs. Fred Burkenshaw, ovnerof
the team. thewlfo of a prosperous farmer
near Lowmoor, was injured so that she died
shortly after the accident His Bookmann
was badly hurt. Two little daughtersol the
lady killed and a little brother of lies
Buckmann were but slightly hurt. Willows
growing close to the track prevented the
engineer of the train from seeing thecar-
riage until he struck it.
A Reward of 31,000 for Ilia Arrest.
CBanwa Faun, Wis, July lit—J. L
Nuald, who is prominent in political circlm
here, is said to have raised money to the
amount of 840,“)0 on bogus paperand lied
to Canada. A doscn detectives are search-
ing for him, spurred on by the offer of a re-
ward of 81,000 for his arrest. II. D. New-
ald, a brother, ll. Heilhronna, of Milwaukee,
and D. Hammal, of Appleton, are here, and
claim to have been victimlaad to a large
amount. The reward of 81,01!) for his arrest
is offered by the Lumberman’s National bank
of this city.
The Minister Would Not Agave.
Kansas Cm. Mo, July la—Thsjury la
the one of William Minor, tried for the
murder of farmer Jetlen at Trontm, In,
was discharged, being unable to agree upon
a verdict. Eleven were for convict“; but
one, a preacher, stood out from beginning to
end in favor of acquittal Being atoll hh
mason, he declared that he thought the
hattercoursewas to releasallnorandthan
reform him. No pemasiou or argument
cotud move him The murder was for
money and cold blooded.
Ile Wo- ”5,000.
Lose Buses, July la~The mt wie-
nlug ever made at long Branchhasheen
paid to“.lim" Reschler, partner of ex-flsn-
ator Tabor in the little Httelmrg mine.
After a twelve hours' sitting at the fare
table in the Pansylvauie club hails, Ir,
Rambler received a check for 035,00). Had
be two hours sooner he would have
been richer by 815,000, for at 8 o‘clock the
file of checks in front of “Hillionalra Jill”
were worth a trifle over 350,”).
Killed an a crossing.
Brahms, 0., July lit—Thomas Initial
andlinAulhof (linens, afaw milssweet
ofhsre,whibout riding ina dog cartlad
night were struck on the Baltims and
Ohiorailroadcroesiugbya fast traightand
hatentlykilled. Tbeywerewalting forthe
traintopa- whantheborsa haeamafright-
Cedand‘jumpadontbstreckjmtaathstreh
Who-l. Abrother of Fulhinstanding
nearbywas dangerously injured while try-
ingtosavathem.
amen hyl’alllagh‘e- awieen.
Boa-roe, July 15—hour- (1 Walla, a
tort: Thede due, weal-
Inn yklllsdathhbomelafloathlhtn
HON”
. 1 yaw ‘ i?!
TIIE Him All [81'
food.
"I“ .healtkful-
It. and Wit-hue by ovau’umeat and
sun chemists. it late of Dearth of
Health. and professors in iratllutioua of
learning throughout the country.
hold only in cans, full weight.
Ctavsusn Baorulu. Aunt. N. Y
TRADE
o. a one
The Whim- 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A “081' nzuctomi BEVERAGE. TRY l'l‘.
fa rill mu us say other. Radio rm: rules
It is the Broom (hum Luv. pin-tut from
the last plantations and Kmmnls‘ct. almrllllely
pure and free from all adultcrstlona or fltlfll’llix
matter The are harmollcatly s. -1.
and warranted full weight. it is Icon. not»
cmlral in use than the lower grad-~-
Criental l: Occidental Tea. 60.1195,
Heed 0mm, 85 Hurling Slip, New York.
For sale by the ll‘fil -.m.~.~nt.
i‘. D. LAWTDN It (30..
D. h’lIDIIEDlEU.
CllAs. ll. I-‘EltltIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris. loses Cheer. David Platt.
8. If. Stanley. llre. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Belowwlllhefouisl
letlen
at
756 Broad
Joined an
a sample of the multitude of
t Irmklln llowes 8 son. of
New York, daily receive. The sub
we
audited tatlmoniale ere burn your friends
and neighbors ladies and gentlemen you know and
esteem or Ihelr
honorand stnightforwardness. and
who would soon to be a party to salmcdeeeptioa.
Whathaebcendoucforothencanhe foryau.
and it is folly tolonger anil'er when the munaof
recovery lies at your very door.
(70]. c. I. FIBBIS says: “in «m l was
taken fish with Dyspepsia audJauudlce of the wust
dandelion.” aamywelghlabout sixtypowads.
l suffused about one year and a half. thing
was done that medics skill could largest. nail
acouuclof doctors declared my case “incurable; '
othengsvemelbebeneiitscfoonbte. Then]
Inally moaned to take Howce‘ Blood Purifier
After taking two or three hott'as l was entirely
curedandhavebeenawell msnforovcrsix years. '
sens. BERRY amount. mid to have had
a cancer removed by Dr. Comm of flew Yolk
'H
cl . Weaver low—reportedllk ytodleanyds;
adi’ablatowal alone;aorewould not ML The
Discovaycondbersevenycataagcandhssbeena
wellwomaualnce.
B. K STANLEY. nearly lighty years old. and
waeeulerl severely from a hard coach. The
doctors had an "ulcer on his lung." and
could not live. flaring heard of the wonderful
cures dose by‘fl'he Great Blood Purifier." 1 seat
forltstoaoeandmkitfalthfslly. lycooghdle
sppmrcdandamWheatth.
in Norwalk, Court.
was Calla Starr. (new hire. Charles
Bennett). Great St. Norwalk. cane.
that thin... Norwelk.
who... ...
hyafrlend. ltookhlemedlcine
adoctwslnce. lwsauotableto
-em now abloauddowalk all
cal Discovery." Cured ear
Sold by A. if. new
sos'fl’xbnnk.
Q’We have agents everywhae. m7
TRY OUR souvm.
hv.Norwalk. Lv.Bo. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
Ilel. County Creamery Butler. ,3... 35:5"- agar»
ms “ lo 13 “ it)! "
l'l‘l’thASMIVlKY'l'lll 1239;! 191:8. lgm’.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU. gg 23 "3°“ 52:; 23“?“ gig 5'3“
TAR W ALKS I m: m...
lav. Wihon Nut. Luau. Norwalk. Ar.Norwslk
downlrltc tarerhgsldewalks
Reasonable Prices.
Bpeclalatteatloaglv-to
Curbs and Gutters.
mmmworkmptly M
to
JOHN B. MORTDN,
Taylor Avenue. loath llerwalk.
Emmili. J8.
Bugmmmfle
'Famu': Haaluamn for
3 Water IL, lerwalk.
my.
_ Norwall llewlnrl
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
“w llopaagBallrendeatOreat-lyledneed
mandwith umpetutuhelp to put
MILLI NERY,
M” v»...
Om WOMEN.
lsthseevtideateefldhlsylee. a
lie-elegy
gun-l «lathe-sensed .aew
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A I’llhl. LINE 0F
BUIlthI'S Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vflpishes.
Berry Bros Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Bomethlug sew. one thlsg oat.
W. G.QUINTARD
IMO IA“. moon.
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal Stealer,
cane Bharles,
Capt. l-‘rcd L. Byxhac,
Will commence IakingDaily Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
8e. Norwalk to law York. Slaele
Trip, Atlanta; Excursion, 70 cents.
Onaadaftw
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrivalof
"Boasatonlc" train lea Bo. Nawalk at 1.50 a.
In. Returning leave New ork. Pier 46 last River.
foot Jeflhrson at. attlt p m . and foodies onset,
M River. as) p. in, connecting with train at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the llousstoalc Llae.
For forth: information apply to
I‘ll new naouan remnant. co.
EIDNIY STABBUCK. V. P. J: G. N-.
no Sonthflt., New York.
QKOLWAMLWMMLONI. It“
The Old and Reliable.
llllLY FREIGHT L
0n and after July 15. 1529, (until further notice)
-TIIE PROPELLEIIS -
1
Lily of
Will nuke daily lri Blinds cupid, for
freight hetwcai New ork, llarv’r'alk and South
llorwalk. Wdllcavel’lernfoot of Beekmaustreet,
New York. for South Nurwslk. daily at 10 so a ll.
(dueat south Norwalkstaa) p. as.) [sin host
londay,Wednrsda and Friday at 5 m. For
Norwalk, Huntley, ednesday and y, 5 p. l;
blade at am a m
h tr celvedfrom?a.as.tobp.m.
Returning. floats leave Booth Norwslk. daily. 7
Tuesday. Thursday and kindly.
freight taken from and rushed for an
points on the Danbnry and lorwalk and
Bates.
ll lirs'ion to lathe Ci ofl‘orwalk
an PU will be “we. offrelght
anywhua la New Yak it its .
[I’M] person are forbid until: at the
smployeaof the boats of this fluounec’countof
theowaeratharenf.
HDUSATDNIC RAILROAD.
balllllltl a sauna nmsros.
Corrected June 10th. 1889.
Pa-enger 'lralnn.
flea-.lllxed Ina-.I‘x’d Holland
ea “ “ est “ " eel “
ta " sis “ "tan.
Ill " I! .I. Elli:
no “Kind ‘8']: Since ale lxed
45 I. 613 ” 517 m
P. 637 " to!"
715 “
lllo “lined 1017 “leed loullnl
mun.
tats.- sans...
us .- any...
IRWIN“ and 0-H learn.
lane's.
A.W.Prsara. Paw-almond.
IAIN LINE.
leanfanltt‘sle
flakes-nah“
tun-.Ilasl 1’auanaraan.
meme- a.
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rates a. rescue. rum».
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mwummmm
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warra ”I "masts.
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Merrill Phono'gurzpic Academy.
Commercial Training School,
llAtlsatlset. Its-ford. 0!. to Dance
IOI‘HIAIDW“
ass
Bushido-a. 1 '
clinician Department, for the use: of
book M erlthmet ete..
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“firm Typewl er headquarters for ills-ford
Hvzrmllcuseeeapplled with ell-patent solst-
aateou lovelrcularsaad full Infor-
Istloeoalloemraddnss.
IRS. I.A.I
CON. IAIN I WI" are.
Good Work Guaranteed.
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Hanan Furnishing Goals!
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
SECON Il-IIANID
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT am) son).
Thenbecrlhrrhasconatsntl onhaadalarge lot
of secondhand furniture. whic he will dispose of
atvcri reasonable prices. Second-hand furniture
of all inds bought and celled for.
W. PODHORE.
Bunion at, Springwuod.
nos lm
Ull ONLY
lllll‘l‘fll, on 7
moss GREEK
OUR INA”:
Stove Coal
llJllFl' 'IlA‘l' Bill'l‘l “I. PARTICULAR
HOUSE-'1']. roacnssaoas'ros AND
ll “1'1le THAT res (”Ala IIAI
llVlll DIN" use IQUAUJD.
RAYMflND Bills 1
sons n. reams,
Wholesaleaad Retail Dealer in all kindle!
flflll. All] W001] .
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lsckawauns, Locust
lountaln, Franklin, and
Wilkeaharre Goals.
lien! for RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘foot of Washington and lar-
ehall streets. Branch once at Stilaon
Drug Store Mini
The late! lll'lll.
—-—Tfll nor——
MEATS
slam IN 'l'fll EDT HAHN!)—
If on want the choicest IRATE, ohtalaedre
sad otuoubleorcost.you wlllludthnat-y
srket.aswelles
Poultry of all may
[N ITSBIABON
F'. HAYES.
DIBRLI'S nwcx. sum NORWA LI
KEL'T & CBOLWELL,
lllSllNS AND PLASTEBEBS.
Boilers of all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinda
a Specialty,
0l-‘I‘ICB AT 8. SELLECIA’S,
l9] Washington St. Bridle,
So. Norwalls, Conn.
Alex, 1’. 0. Box 140, Westport.Ct.
chob M. Layton,
Real [state and House Agent.
General Insurance A gency
fire. Ufeaud Autdeut.
Oemn Steamship 'l'kketa—cabla and Steer-gs.
msftsforonelandapwardsand lousy Music
all prtaof Europa.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
at Washington so. {Next door a. Mona.)
South Ho's-walk. Conn.
TAYIJOR do GOLDEN
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass. and Steel Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of
lie-eaten and Far- longaga
I t 7 per cent. Bonds.
.Isoan- Nb‘otutod.
omcrz—ts as: Washington BL. so. Norwllk.
Illlll’l Yllll' Lift Mil.
To-lorrow lay he Too Late.
'l'hksaehdowmeat that me seed la
age. lfyoahvaamdlahov'rmli a help
fonts daywifivea
to In“ as
:waII he allfepoliey f: simian;
doaotlohaaw’ha't paldilyoanop payiu
ea enamel.
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GOIIIGTICIIT GENERAL
Life Insurance Gm,
01mm
I. I. unonmrxu. Agent.
lamb
Wis lll'l'llll llllET.
._—___________-——
one Quinn—The Best.
Beef eel,l.anh.l mdhelh.
Shall
“mt-.1“
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSHITH
as Washington meat.
J .H Klinefelter,
mum IN
Meals, Fish oysters,"
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
flny. ll. ugh lllIllL
Bennett & Hus ll
28 lain St, 80. Norwslk.
hats Fish fllllll‘i,
Fruits, installer, Pullry, it:
can sun 1- stair
AT WHOLESALE AllD llETAll.
[Lassen-r. eel lam
Have You Ilesrd it ‘l
No, What it it 'f
llunt & Zelntl' Keep the
Nice-t Market in the City.
Bllfil lflfll Lflll'lllll
minced eva Ideally moral;
Fish, minim Clams
humus, mute, Rallies
2.3.7.23?” .
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HUNT & ZELUH’B.
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Norwalk Chronicler