- n Summoaetl
_ it D II! fi'fllt'fltlllillll’
‘a‘alawY-wk Pause—Ila
tumamunmuu
, .
Yak, July lB.—-'l‘hc Pra- says:
.. W is going to Home in
”summit-madam
.1 m For a longtime.“
3.”, “nihilism afoallngiu Roma
9 “a advmut of Archbishop Cor-
mthuiniportant use of Newark
l * WM use of Now York was not
*m act the church authorities have
Wilma“ yaara. When astudeut
“I“, “Mop corrigau gave promise
whaling a goodlaader audanexcellent
W and his advancement. to an im-
Iu'. ]l'adicted. Illa adniinntrav
I of the diocese of Newark did not. cu-
“, luallla them hope». His appointment
h the mhleplaoopal see of New York was a
' umtofldry one. It lininutter of hie-
.“ "ms the Catholic clergy that. Cur-
‘ taut” was” much gained as aur-
,-"‘ '4“ when tha name of his cupdjulor and
’ Mm was made known.
1 “Wall, God help New York!" was his
fiat-comment.
Silica Bishop Corrlgau‘a arrival here thorn
has been opposition to his diocesan policy
and personal actlvity on the port of tho
ckgy of the diocswe. From the beginning
a large number formally paid the respect
duo the head of the diocese and in no way
have ”tight to become familiar or even
friendly with their superior.
Ordered to Bonn.
Things have gone on in this unsatisfactory
way until the authorities in Rome have, it. in
said, decided that it was time to interfere,
and the archbishop has received ordeni to re-
portto the propaganda in Rome. This in—
sfltutiou is a council or college of ecclesias-
tics exercising authority over church mat—
ters in all mimicnary countriu. Before this
body his grace Archb' Corrigun must
render an account of his ardsliip.
no Buglnnlng of t‘a Trouble.
Thh dumement has been precipitated by
meant events in the diocese. “'bcn the Cath-
olic university was projected Archbishop
Corrigan heartily indomed the scheme.
Mkward, through pique at the position as-
aulnetl by Cardinal Gibbons, he withdrew
frcuithe management. The feeling created
hythkact in Romecan be judged from the
fact that Bishop Keane, head of the uni-
vaaity, on his arrival from the vaticuu, did
M - notvflt fin archbishop, but took up his resi—
- deuce while in the city with the Paulist
fathers. The same conduct toward Arch-
bishop Corrignn was repeated when Blellnp
Keane was in the city a few wceks ago, and
made the snub unmistakable. The Magnire
an, where burial in consecrated ground
was led, although the dead man hail con-
f to all the rcquiremcnh of the church,
tamed widespread comment among the
Catholic clergy.
TheJ’ropoaed New York Seminary.
Again, mthongb thcre was a seminary for
the diocese at Troy, the archbishop whhed to
L leaveii'mu .uiw nt of his zeal Mt the prom.
. " ' ”potion nl II" n th ('3’ but ding another St‘flll‘
n y l miiiu- lulu Vicinity ol this city,
ant pl‘rpu at. us were 1110th to that «ml.
R'v. Father Dtlflflt'lly, or St. Miclincl's. tllld
‘4 orb-n of in» r'li-x'gy were div cut-i1 with
‘ Eugene Kr,- l) , President Hogiiet, of the Elm-
grunl lildlpllrml Savings bank, ex-Mayor
William It. Ounce and other laymen to pro-
~~ cut-castle. l‘hz- hllllltlf 825,000 was raised
ipward ill-f; w ' me cost vi the ni-wsemi-
may“; ”1:15 in (not whom, and the
al'cn‘llhlllrll hulwl‘dx} i 8l0,tl10 ol this amount
himself. But the pilljt'cl was nipped in the
bud by an order from Rome to drop the semi-
nary until the new university at Washington
was built. It is certain, say those who ought
to know, that the archbishop is not in favor
with his ecclesiastical superiors.
Dr. McGlynn Will Go, To».
About the time Archbishop Corrigan starts
for Rome another prominent figure in the
Catholic clerical world will start in the some
direction. The Rev. Dr. MeGlyun in the
fallwill also go toEuropc. Thisiaall any
(i thedoctor's friends will now say. There
'- every reason to believe, however, that, en—
couragod by the recent decision in tho Mc-
Qmid-Lambert case, the friends of Dr. Mc-
Glynn will recpai hicaae before the Pi-
ganda. Rev. Dr. Burteell, the best natal;
itytncanonlawhithecountry, and counsel
for Dr. lambert in bk fight against Bish0p
McQuail, has always been a friend of Dr.
HcGlynu, and hm always held that the doc-
tcrdidnotinany way oppose the doctrine
of the church in his teachings
Dr. XcGIyim is well known and most
highlyrelpactod in Home for his profound
scholarship and earnest piety. The contest
batwaai the head of the most important
archdiocsaoinAmaI-icaand thehead of the
~ new ail-dawn] he watched with interest
by Protatanta and Cathollu alike.
Santana Wreck at Mt. Carmel.
Ir. Cami. Ind, July la—By a wreck
«like Cairo and Vlucaunee railroad near
Mu the following people were seriously in-
jured: Conductor Charles Long, of Danville,
Ilh, Iaftear cutoff and head cut, seriously
but; Baggagamasfcr Cook, bruised all over
the body; In. I’m-tor, of Terra Haute,
badly bruised and injured internally; Hrs.
Daniels, Fairfield, Illa, bruised and injured
Ghanaccanty, lint, liip dislocated and he
intanally; In Cox, Jonahoro'Jud,
‘ unload; W. C. Johnson, Vincennea,
, ddaand hack injured. lotto! the passen-
g-aware axhicated only by cutting into
the coaches with axes.
Calm “vent-u to ltrtke.
m, July lit—The convention of
m manly criticising
lndiflereaestotlwpleaof
Inca“ of their lull-l to
~titan-fame»withconstitution-onvivaga
, ’13; cotandworkaiv‘saaktoracon-
“at. 37, my the opal-abr-
thmdthsywfllcallunallwork-
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htcaloalod during the period when children
were att school.
Ir. Edwin D. loathe! Boston, said that
tit-arguments advanced by Cardinal Gib-
hoaalnthomacasiuoalii favor of the non-
lutarfmnce of the state with the family in
the platter of education was only a device to
dama'gi the state‘- authority in public opia-
lm, to the and that the Roman Catholic
chm-ch especially can. take charge when
pit-thin. He said the plan of theflolniah
church waatocotnpel all Catholics to with-
draw their children from the public aubooh
toparochial schools, where they would he
taught the doctrines of the church. Such a
system, he sold, would not be toleratcdin
America.
Blahup Keane replied, and denied Ur.
llaad’s assertion that the pope or the Itoniau
Catholic church wax melting temporal power
andthe contml of echoola lloth addreuaa
wars forcible and were heartily applauded.
W
TO DISSOLVE THE CORPORATION.
A' Action Growing that of the Halal.
Elevator Scandal.
Bun-aw, July lit—The contemplated ac-
tion against the firm of fihcrman Bron. &
00., the elevator firm, for a dissolution of
the corporation, has begun. Assemblyman
W. F. Hheehan and United States ”harlot
Attorney Alexander aplxiarcd in the special
term of the superior court before Judge
Hatch, to make an application to begin an
action for the ili‘tsolutinn of the corporation.
They reprmentcd Attorney General Charles
F. Tabor, in whose name the application la
mode. The request to the attorney general
to bring action to diatolve the corporation is
signed by Harrison N, Veddor. Noobjeo-
tion was nuidc to the application, and it wan
grantcd by Judge Hutch.
Mr. Vt: liler is a member of the insurance
llnn of North & \‘cddor. After this up
plicntlon had been granted, an application
for an order appointing a receiver was also
made and granted. Gerhard Lang was ap-
pointed to act in that capacity, and his bond
was fixed at Silliwm.
.-\ii injunction was also granted restrain
lllg Sherman Bros. & Co. (Limited) from ex-
ercising any of their corporate rights.
Thcro him longer any doubt of W. H.
Shot-man being in hiding, probably in (hu-
adn. Thccurrcnt rumor is that he and hit
wife are ill Iewlstnn, Out.
DELIBERATELY SHOT DOWN.
'I'Iic Deed of an Insane Man at Ctilnbcr-
Innd, It. I.
Wooaswknr, It. 1.. July lN‘. — Ilounit
Ryan, an unmarried farmer, ~10 years of age,
was fatally ehot liy Sniudin Cook, on the
C. W. Cook farm, in Cumberland, four milat
from here. llyun was at Work cutting gm
which he purrhawl, when Cook, it is alleged,
appi curly-d through a strip of woods and tab
in: do iln-rn‘c nun tin-d, hitting Ryan in the
tiblr-liit-ii. C nk then fitsl.
’l‘h- i ictiiii was taken to his home where ht
lte~ an :1 pi'~~czirious condition. (not; is un-
doubtedly llltillltl. He has been in an a~yltm
two or thrvc film‘s, (link, it is said, had
previnudy maili- a threat to shoot any out
who nttviiiptcd to cut the gram
Young Mrs. Blaine Interviewed.
New YORK. .liiiy Ill—Mrs. James G.
Bifllllc. Jr., is at Point Lookout cottage, atl-
joining the long Beach hotel, preparing for
her debut on the stage in October next. It
an interview she explained that she was going
on the stage to earn a living for herself one
little boy. Her going on the stage, she said.
was not a new idea, and she had signed I
contract with Mme. Moljeska and Mr. Proh-
man to covora period of four years beforeahi
and young Blaine were married. They lived
happily together for n time, though she did
not altogether give up her dramatic aspirao
tiona Just now she did not care to discus
her domestic troubles. Mrs. Blaiue‘s only our
patience on the stage was in an amateuropsra
performance.
The “Electrocatlon” Reference.
NEW YORK, July lS.—chterday in the now
famous “electrocution” reference Francis
W. Jones, the chief electrician of the Postal
Telegraph company, was cum-examined at
length. Mr. Jones has a theory that tha
(lily conductor in the human body was the
nlinc fluids. Take this away and no attrac-
tion for electricity remained. He said the
resistance of the human skull was very
great. It varied considerably. ln relating
the shocks he had received Mr. Jones said
that the highest shock he had ever expir-
ianced was 350 volts. He was severely burned
in the fingers and small holes were visible in
the skin.
Brltlahars Invade the Whisky Field.
CHICAGO, July m—The representative of
‘a British syndicate in this city has just com
pleted a deal for the purchase of all the land,
buildings and brick belonging to Wahl
Brothers, of Blue Island, for 81501)“). The
syndicate will immediately proceed to con-
struct additions to the peanut buildings and
convert the big brickyard into a modal dia-
tillery equaltoany in the west. The new!-
comers will not join the whisky trust and a
lively war between English and American
capital will be the result.
Iliad Reader Bishop’s Jewelry:
NW Your, July la—Washington
Bishop's mother, Eleanor 1". Bishop, has a
suit pending a ‘ t Steward Robert R
Knowles, of the be club, to recover about
33,01!) worth of jewelry, which was taken
fromherlonat the time of his death. Ha
refinedfoaurrendai-thepropartyto thaplaln-
til, and applied to Judge O‘Gorman, of the
superior court, for leave todapoait it inoourt
and substitute the mind reader's widow,“
C. K. '1’. Bishop, n defendant.
The labor (lo-gru- at Paris.
Pants, July ld—Ths labor
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Erato affairs, andlgave out that l was go-
onataudays'shooting expedition.
Awaekhtw.withacoupleof trams, we
had-tarmlonourkmgandwsaryiugjtmey
to the and, where my poor young friend
bond to ilck up a steamer to take himto
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inqulrlou we were told they were alhatunr I‘ll-I Notices to cent: per this.
inng the great fantvalof Juggernaut,
bald at Purl, now only sans three daya'
lunacy from where we were. The
woman
W
wallahkapt uslntcrutod with a graphica-
acriptioanftbefeatlvalaudofthagrcatgod,
which was osiieclally remarkable for tha ll loath lain lira-t. .&ty Hoist.
wonderful jewels it poisoned—two emerald 30m ‘0“ ‘ - ”on -
ayc of ins-tunable value, its llpa formed of Olen noun. {In to! P- i.
the finest rubles in the world. and a necklace out Tolsphoaecmaoetloa. a toll p. a.
It. A. it. Oualtlt.
of pricoluu pearls.
Tho sun was sinking as at. laid we neared
the town of Port, and we could too the pin-
naclca of the tempti- rise above the trees
which surrounded the place. Half a mile
theother side of the town stood the Travel-
crs' Bungalow, where we Intended puttingup
for the night. A more uncomfortable meal
I never ate than thedluner which was served
up to us thafevcning, and l wan quite thank-
ful when the porn lad said he was dead heat
and would go off to bed. My own room was
on the other skin of the bungalow, and I took
my pipe and eat smoking in the veranda.
The moon was just rising when I thought I
saw the figure of a European stealing along
the wall of the compound. Strange, I thought,
of
w I I. KIA".
Architect. and Civil Engineer,
Pumlahea I'Islll. 1"!
and rapertutcad.
once for the construction of
in Milan
every dcrcl’lbllutl
TERM 3 REASONA BLB.
:50.
ALKX. 8. GIBSON.
mm of lllt.‘ First Cos
bury. T
I’lanuforto, Organ and Install
UPIICl-~ Taylor's building Washington em,
I’. 0. Box m.
Norwalk.
t oiiipoeition.
I6 ly lack Box at l‘. 0.. built“ ALK. CONN
mutual Chmh,Wfl.
v. of
and wondered what other European there
could be here at the some time. An idea
struck me, and I went across to my compan-
ion’s room, Them was nobody in it, the bed
was undisturbed. I threw down my pipe,
nmlrushcd out. into the moonlight. A few
wounds later I was out in the road, and turn-
ed instinctively iii the direction of the temple.
lcould notaee the young otlicer, but ran
on until I reached the wall of the temple
compound-«n enormous courtyard of paved
stone, on which were lying a number of
priests, their white garments wrapped round
their heads and bodies. In the background
was placed temple after temple, but in the
very center stood one solitary shrine raised
on three sepzmitc flights of stem, and inside
[could see the great black god rniatxl on
three other smaller flights of colored marble
slow.
The inmnbcams whono directly on the god P
8803ivi
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No. i Knight at.
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Calm-v for .i' @diiigr and I’arttce. he Cia-
wnstanily on I‘ll-Ill] forthc sick and Well.
united Itool Ilccr, and
bi: « -.
Butploymcul (mice
to L. K. Quinlan!
Undertaker & Einbtilmcr.
HILTRIC NIGHT BELL IN TIIBOPI'ICI.
ltcrldcnce, ii I]. BL,
Nov-watts, tIonii.
talio 5 Ann
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(.‘ztrpi-iitcr and tluildor.
l‘lniir formation and Estimate: given.
u'nbhmc of all kinds promptly alien-led to.
street. near Ian.
x “8.3mm Norwslli Ct,
liti- rule»
21.. so. Nillitt'nlili. or.
and lit up the emerald eye and ruby lips,
while the pearl necklace glowed on his huge
black lneiom. To my unuttcrable horror 1
saw my companion walking right. scrum the
Courtyard. My tongue cloveto the roof of
my iiiuuth. Idaredliot about even if I could
haw raised my voice. A ghastly horror
took holdof me as tlioiileu struck me that
in his madman my poor frii-nd intended
to save his honor by the greater dis-
honor of robbing the idci. Speechless] saw
him mount stop after step, and the next mo-
ment I saw him enter the sncrcd shrine,
aortas the threshold of which no other foot
but that of the Brahmin has ever [Kim-d.
Nine steps led up to the god! lle pauimd l
tried to shout, but no sound would come.
He rniscd his hand as if to tear off the pearl
necklace. It was still above his reach. Hia
foot then touched the seventh. Oh, God!
can lover forget the sight! Inmemoonlight
flashed out taro arms covered with a hundred
—nay. two hundred—dogma, and clasped
the daring youth to the black god's breast.
At the some moment. the sound of a gong
broke the stillness of the night, and in one
moment the priests had cast off their cover—
ings and were rushing to the shrine. Two
minutes later Isaw the amazed and horrified
priests carrying out the lifeless body of the
dishonored Englishman, and I turned and
n-li .
left 19.
I It. RAYMIJND.
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:tulitlcr nml tontrucior.
Work done by the day or i outrun.
Mlle foot of Ilavtland lit. on Water I'.tl. lie: 61:
sons-n Minivan iii-is... em
5) WJihll'Lglub titmet.
open Daily from!) to l! a.ni.,and from I to! pm
int! on Saturday evenings from ll to 8.
Wintemt allowed on Dcpoalta.
:LllES SULMANS l'rtw ~
ions 11. cuticle. “when;
.10an I! KNAPP. Scr. and Two-a
$‘I‘EN'I'B.
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nvnosoa,
Washington. ll. 0.
Ten years in Ullllt'd state: t'atrnt omen.
dlw Guide to l!‘ venturi- mailed fro. .
(At-bran n. n.,«'......'...,
FIVRN I'I‘UIIE
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Call and see my him etoc of all kind.- of furniture.
30 Main Street. Nor-walk.
6m
Alto [imputed to fnmleb everything access-r for
the into-uncut of thedcad, day or lllqlh. Mop
connection with residence. No. 3 Be: icy p
lacs
llIJk Lilli!
fled—Times of India
A.
The Japanese Doll Festival.
The little Japanese girls assert their rights
ononednyin the year,th03d of the third
month. This isthedoll festival and the girl’s
birthday. According to thoold computation
of time, the New Year is everybody's birth-
day. A child is one year old when it is born,
and, should this occur even on the last day of
S.
F‘ERRI S.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, . Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
8d Waahtngton BL. -
South Horwall.
the last month of the old year, the child
would be two years old on the lat day of
January. The failure to recognise a person’s
individuality by ignoring his birthday must
have seemed a calamity even‘to the J ,
whwe whole training in life is conducted with
reference to the suppresion of all personality
in onlcr to bcfltfed for “Mlnvana,” the final
state of self obliteration. The doll festival
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
seams to be an approach toward
personality. and is said to have originated
long ago, when an old daimio, at the birth of
a daughter, made a feast for his friends, who
preacnted the child with dolls and doll furni-
tureinlacquerandbmnae. Thocuatointhua
inaugurated has been kept up; t pretty
girlsthathavebeeu handed down organ-ir-
attonaaraon this day lunaghtoutand the
girls in holiday attireentartain thedolhwith n s in
llnnuenls and Healthier.
Donut huyaaiona-sator Ila-dawn:
W h, bulge direct to tile show
. W. La, Waterdtreat. Norwalk and
“template-mun will nothe
er
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P. W. BATES.
bunny
too-tan
Idoctoua
intact-its
inallkindsof iltliiig atone
rice and swootmeats. The shops are guy with
gorgeously druaed dolls during that reason.
Telegram
—New York I
The Remedy Vary Slmple.
Theremody of theevil of permitting»
men toweartheirhata at the playlieaau-
tirelywiththsmamgsraofthetheatna If
Inl’almercaraatooompalhispatronstodo
what thsywould have todoat thoVioona
Grandopera and at maayother hot-as in
EmopeorEnghnmhehaathaahaolutapt-e-
rugativeat. hand. llr.l)alyialikewiuaup-
plied,andaoiaoveryothar in the
world. Theyareafraidtotluitutathal'ula
Itmlghtkeepamuawmoutotthethaatra
Will take
V. A. SOOFIELD,
IIAS OPRIBB AT
whomtoolalytoarraugathatrhalrnlatly Him-Md!
ta'whothlnkthaylook thdrhutiualloun— mngfifl
tatnouahat. Bug-huh” .ld,thaway
* The Bear of the Warwick House,
South Norwalk, adepartuient for the latent
Second-hand Furniture,
lad Other Household Geode.
ste sullen mmlwloa. Cash paid
for omltamurmmkm. ac.
MONEY LOAN El)
on Watches, Jewelry. to.
confidential. Mutations
South Result. will lucrlve
apt?
outofthauuplsa-utu-laaadraightaau
arrow. A would natallowaaiaa
tokwsphis baton luathaatrefornvauih-
utsa. If thawomsn vacuumed-alums
mmeuiaansrtoruaiwathdraamlholdthwn
on their lap-crank Maude: throats, '
mm mightltuaasui as
the drum of a min like thk.
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Rom-Sheath: and all
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Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to ten—it“ All.
can and s... Them.
HENRY mini.
CANDIES
0fallkludi l‘lrltClam
BAKERY!
CORNUCOI’IAS. CANDY TOYS, soda full m
tal candy.
that of ornamsu
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LACDEB'B BLOCK.
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3111: Hats, "
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Particular attention paid to
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Slut llala. 1:18
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MAIN STREET.
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Lowest Prices ! "’
'l'lia “Whoa-emltaam
of Uonuactteut.
flood Bathing, Shade,
Share Food and Good Order.
new '0 GI? TIIIII.
Steamer Medea
M". I. WWII).
scan" muses.
Iavuloatkluwalklomaa.
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literally have ltotoa Point "A. a. w.
“ “ “ " til. to. no. till
PAIL no Iilals‘hla: la lath Ina.
“attend Iliad-g la the Padilla-After
Danna-divas”.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
' : istads’ it
sou um ‘
WITII NATURAL FRUIT 8Y1} UPS.
SARATOGA SPRING WATERS‘x
VICKY. IIIGII ROCK. "CIIJIOII.
Poland’ Spring Water.
.._... ~..........._,-—..._..._..
W 311109 & Co.’s fine Confectionery l
Formosa Oolor
- k , IUOATIA. 110! [102“, (llIUCttLA'I‘K, Halts" HALLOWB. GUI DION.
MZINOBRS. (mill. le'itlltflx'l'. WINTERORIIII. to.
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Bllllll TEA!
w...“
lacy ofoar neishhou. no doubti have line 'l‘i-a.
Wine | .fact.uiodelleatr; they ail to gel were
with thetvmblftcd tween.“- and strength as do
yonrrhaaihle servants. 80 If yous;- di-austltd try
our ea.
-—~—~—ro .9
lie Was an old 'I‘ca Buyer.
Ilr said: "It isagond Tea. "as pound is worth
two [stands of such tea as l have been buying, and
thcpvtceof llumboth is the some."
Another said: ‘ [don't wish to flatter. but it is as
and. 'f‘raaal have been and to paying 70 cents
Price: 50c lb.
Milli- it. Will.
GOA-r6"
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Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUIT '5'? ,(bou
No 8 ltliiin Street.
CASH
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ONLY LOOK!
MORE NEW GOODS
We are selling below met
Window
COAL AND WOOD
.k.
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE,
43 Washington Street.
win: on? 18 guanine? confirm-7*
NEW LOT 0?
Refrigerators and Ice Chests I
WATER COOLERS
Now is your chance. Just arrived. new and handIomc nylon la Parlor and
Vase Lamps. White Mountain Ice (‘ieini Preemie.
v V '
hcrccus to In
Any Sized Window!
We arcaddzng all the lime to our Km‘i ~21 llvpanmvnt.
Don't forget to c l“ and rec our new arrival in Oil Slum. All elyica and prion.
The Universal Store,
So. It) ltlorlli lllnln street, 50. Nonvnlli, Ct.
———hUY “it'll——
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
M. TOLLES & CO.
'ri‘ \' ll'f e- of ham anal frvr-l utn ug t'Oiis.
“ruin supply.
[5-
Spvcml prim given for
All out "WI" ougbiy wire-twat, wi-li pro-pared
and promptly delivered.
Hal, Pile, alumni and Slim Woodhull and 8pm.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Oflicé, Water Street,
FOOT OF HAVILAND STREET,
Opposite Pratt 6s Weed’s Slice Manufactory-
run ‘snestriour, bhl ..... ...8703
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Biscuit ...............
monogram ........................ 80:23;
——AT—-—
92 Washington Street.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
mm in
SEWER PIPE
All)
General Sewer Contractor
la
”lakes-actions with Ialaaaww
mad «Ilka-unfavorable“
toenaaactwlththanoaatlylafl
mlathiadtywtulndlttotkah to
flllmIII. It
F. M. PIERCE
Bounties“ Nani-thin.
EEIllESS
“FIE?t
HEAQUARTERS
l ’ Pol
. l mam rowosit. runs PARIS cum.
I warn IIRLLIEORI. noacu FOOD.
liar milill‘a'l‘oll. an DYRAIITK
TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPER,
NOTICE! I
1,200 to l,500 Pairs of
To Bil lull lay [lfliill Less Than lost,
.1” North Main St" Sonthlflorwalk.
KNOWLS' INSECT DESTROYER,
IITL‘IIILL'S POISON!!! WEB’I‘.
DIATII 05 Hilda,
POI30N PL? PAPII,
Wholcraleandlhaail,“
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
ON E MORE LOT
AT {ICHE STORE OF
0. E- HARVEY,
Norwalk Chronicler