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Story ol a Stranger
Man.
Imaruhataaloehlenmnatu
wmhwdlwueouea-
nah—a Iowan truer was land
In...
III Year. July Il—A valuable ecrap cl
3., “unfit at his week's hoardblll.
'utbdid-as. Hewaslrngaltomlesr-
uh. lowed-m honourable-low
u hue and dhbursa a quarter tor a
M fit was onset an most luxurious
chum
.' ”mm-Parcel.
lswrakaowaaslamardCoa Been-ed
Itfilcnna, hehatad wmhsloved
I". Thhhthegamutolanotiouawhich
th dd reclu's mul was landliar with
“IV-bud to have none. Illa»
wmgrmtenouglitomerttlurhim
lb olcrank,hut,strangetoaay.
hwnobodywhoealledhlmlmne. Ila
Nucobjscttnlila. It was toguarda
smallhowupapwpareel. lnlii-baremorn
itwasoathebador placed carelully under
it,whwehis keen eye could cover it can-
stantly. In the reading roomandolllcehe
frequently satnuningthe mysterious pack-
lflmhhfl -
An Late-tabla. Display at Dar-lag.
flamedtecarrypanaieeiuhh pocketand
they-Ind“ onlywcalth. At times the
alovailyoldmanwasinasoltc mood than
usual and would talk with paopla Thom
whocrniverled with him were surprised at
tbhhlllgncahe displayed. He showed a
lamiliarity withthelawand with medicine
thatwasastouiahing. Olrelativeshe never
Marathi-past Simple, lrugalto
niggardlmeqoldandnticmhlreonardCoe
wasarnyshywhomnoonecouldlathom
I. m tho ”run.
Heudtoplckupoddaand ends,strange
“which he Itard in hla,room tillit
linked like an "on Curiosity Shop." But
hb cps abiding solicitmiewas iur hismiall
precl,donaupia whlty-brown paper. He
ovinmd a literary but, and would devour
unnivamnly anythingha couldlay holdol
toread. Oneol the strangest things about
111me his aversion towomen. llanyan
eloquentbuntol invective against the lair
uncapedhiswithered lips. llisantipathy
totheau wasintenle, and the cxpreasionol
mam bitter in the extreme. He was
notouetoatirawoman'a heart.andevenin
the rhys of his youth probably had little
thtculdappealtoleminine admiration or
election.
Ilia Name Was Not Coo.
Moll mmdiad at Bellevue hospital
””‘ilut math. Beloruhehreathed hislaathc
drawupthiewillon hall ashcet of common
note paper, and intrnated the precioiu brown
pronltothe care of JohnA. Heller. Not
ling More, when film. had proatrated him,
he had consigned the precious package to
Heller'schnrge,and the lldelity with which
Heller had guarded and returns] it won the
old man's confidence. Coo hadhecome ao-
qnninted with Heller, who also lodged at the
New England hotel, alew weeks belore his
death. Heueedtoeujoy talkingtohimand
they got on well together. Coe told hlm,
when he saw death near, that his namewas
notCoe, butJohnA. Beer. Herald he had
two [anthers in Iancaeter, Pa, who, as he
said, neither knew not cared to know where
he was.
024.500 in Worn Gmnbncka.
When Haller opened the package which
hadbeenentrustcd to him his eyeestartcd
lrorn his head to find in wellworngreen-
hcbthesnmol 921.5%. He had been in-
structedby Baertohold this for he broth-
“ Christian and Reuben. He acquitted
hinnsll faithfully ol his bond as executor,
.d the brotha'e were notified of the old
man‘s death and their inheritance. They
mid lichadoncebeen associated with them
in We, but that he lelt them twenty
years ago, taking his ahareol the capital and
d'nappearing. He had received a good edu-
cation.
The will was admitted to probate without
pout, and John Balk was the recipient of
a handsome nun lrum thtwo brothern 1t
ienotolten thtaBowery tramp dies and
leav- Ml’fl) to his rdativm, employing
ouewhoisalmostastrangerto him lor the
nan-shim ol hiriches to his hairs The
aeoantrlcoldmanwas buricdat hishrothen’
expense
CAMPBELL STILL HOPES.
no 'l'hlnha lthat Aaron-sit llogan Is All
Il‘ht-
an YORK, July m—The mes-gs sent by
lav-tor
’3. Eve newer htthinkheisall
rkhtandhasbeen npsale.”
Hum-phallstllleapre-eshls lieliel that
Emnnaliveandthatliewlllaoouheheard
Irv-i.
IO M: JACK TH! elem:
no Pollen Arrest a la- Who law-e
lash About the lantern.
home, July 91-?!» man whom the po-
licehave in custodyouluqdcion thathe is
hisdruukeu talk, which appeared to indicate
that he had some knowlnlge ol the last
Whitecbapel murder not poms-ed by the
public or the police. He was allowed sum-
cisnttime to sober oll,alta' whiohhewns
closely questioned by the police, but hh
answers did not confirm the slurpiciou that he
might be the monitor. The first impul- ol
theofllccrswasto release him nab-cited
crank, believing that he [anal-sly got him-
sellarreeted lorthe-akeol tlieaomriety the
suspicion at being the dreaded Ripper would
hing him. They were. however, so grutly
imprewsd with the accurate knowledge the
prisoner abowed ol all the details at time,
placeaadclrcumstanceoltheeutireawimol
Whitachapel atrocities that they hdtatad
and-ought counsel ol their superiors at the
Central station. From here orders wt!
pomptly-nttoholdtheprisoneratall
hasnrdanntil thctruthorlalaityolhisatory
could be poaitively determined, and he lsnow
detained at the human streetstationstrongly
guarded The police manifest unusual reti-
cencc, tearing that any disclosures might ea-
cite the denizens ol Whitechapel to mob vio—
lence.
THE PROHIBITiON CONVENTION.
lion. George lnnionto Remlnted for
Governor ol New Jersey.
Asnunv Pans, N. J., July fill—At the
Prohibition convention the committee on
permanent organisation reported Cortlandt
1.. Parker lor chairman, Walter W. Winans
and]. C. Burger lor secretaries, with nine
viceprmideutaatlarge and one lrum each
county. ’l‘hepiatlormadopted isavigororn
declaration lor no compromise on the line at
the Indianapolis convention platlorln. It
declares against local option, high or low
limnsc, is in lever ol the Australian system
of voting, is against tracts, in against Bab-
bath desecration, is for the inching of hy-
giene in schools, is lor allowing working
women to vote; it commemdsthe Women‘s
Christian Temperance union and deprecatee
the union of so many good temperance peo-
ple in the old partiea Resolutions to recog-
nise the Republican party in what it had
done in advancing temperance and condemn-
ingthe Democrats lor reluaing to allow a
vote to go to the people was promptly voted
down, as wnaalsoan arneudmenttoeliminate
the woman anilrage plank. 0n the nomina-
tions for governor, Judge Morrow received
3 votes, ll. II. Nicholson, 10; Dr. L G.
Chattlc, 82, and Hon. George Lamonte, 2m.
One thousand dollars was raised lou- cam-
paign purpoem. and alter the election ol
executive ollloers the emivention adjourned
Serious Storms in Ohio.
Can-row, 0., July ill—The rain storm was
the heaviest ever known, three inches cl
water falling. The railroad track was
washed out and the trains were delnyed '1”
Streets and cellars were flooded. The dam-
age in this city and vicinity is estimated at
who. Several houses were struck by
lightning. A woman named near
Carrollton, had an eye knocked out and a
leg broken, and sustained other injuries lrom
which she died two hours alterwards.
Poisoned lor Insurance llonoy.
Wmmsaniin, Pa, July m—‘l'he corn
ner’a. verdict in the cases of In (haihen
and llra Glynn. who died neatly undw
suspicious circumstances, is to elect that the
deceased died lrom poinming, and that the
wideucepoinla to Edward Glynnandwile
rathe guiltypartiea. malmwhm
nowin jail,arebelicved to havecommitted
themurdersinordertoaccurn theintnrance
onthelivcaoltheirvictima
Boole-gar Issues a Ianllesto.
10ml, July m—Bonlanger is out with a
manilcetoin which he eaysol the kw just
enacted in France tiple candi-
BITFIIEEFRDIAWI
Asiewellhaownmnneaialsunhaalth-
Mbhodaad dri- uplhe bread
material.
tocoeanmersolloodeu-
mils lies in their ability to churns
nadelrmnhealthhilmbstaner‘
Ulla-m w
“mm-8' ""
donot
methdrgwdablthvueado‘
DLEVELAND’8 BDPEBIDB
BAKING POWDER.
nu mm m: cone.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A SHIRT DElilClOUli DEVIRJGE. 'l'lil' l'l‘.
Tu rill man say otter. Caddy um varies
11 is the Dionne-r Giulia Luv, {rial from
the beat lactation- and ulllmfll‘fl. abanlutcly
pure lrea lrom all adultcrallonn or mllllinjv
mailer The pack tea are hermetically «oh .I
an-l warranted lill weight. It in more emu»
oinn-al in use than the lower gradca
Oriental 8 Occidental Tea Co.. L't'l.
[had 0051.. 85 Darling Slip, N!” Park.
Forts-1r by the beat onl-I‘e'm
l“. l). LAWTGN &. (30..
ll. b’RGIlEDIEll,
011.18. 11. I-‘Elllllil,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris, Hosea Clover. David Plait.
8. K. Stanley. Ilra. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
ldteve ot encouragement hanklin [lower & non. of
m Broad New York, daily receive. The sub
joined unset led testimonials are from your iriende
and ' hborl ladies engagentlmeu you know and
esteem their honor a stnlghilcrwardnere, and
who would scan Io boa periy roan deception.
Whalhaeheendonelorolherscsn be meloryou
and it is lolly tolongu ruler when the means 0
recovery lies at your very door.
00].. 0. ll. "whys: 'ln 16751“!
taken sick wilflnspcpria and Jaundicc ol the w. m
description, reducing my weight about sing pounds.
sail-med about one yinr anda hall. vrnihlng
was done that medical ski ll oofld surgeon Finally
acouncll cl doctors declared my use “incurable; '
others gave me the hearth ol oonbts. Then ltwne
dually persuaded to take llowee' Blood Puriilrr.
After taking two or three bottles 1 was retinal
cured-id have been swell manlor over six years. '
HIS. MERRY BIYIIOIHR. mid to have had
aunccrwnovcd by Dr. Cummings. oi New York
city. Was va low-reported likely todic any tiny;
notablctowal almicuorewonld not heal. The
Dlatorery cared her seven years age and has been a
well woman since.
8. K B'I'AHLBY. nearly ilgbly years old. and
was retain severely from a hard cough. The
dcclora said had an “our on his lung," and
could not live llavlag heard of the wondertnl
area do»: by "The Great Blmd Printer." I sent
lor 11 at one» and took it lallhluliy. My cough (lit
and am W health.
9
Testimony olallcmarknble ( are
in Norwalk, Conn.
Illaa Colin Stan. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant 8t.. Norwalh, Conn.
Dyspepsla, impaired circa
leg; was so nervous that
r sleep nor cat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and wee not bear:-
‘tled one crnt's worth; health ruined as much
thepoisnneiedlciru-eas by the disease [or all
theywerelaken. tlheaa :"1 did not expect to
hvebutashertilme. r. llowee was sent to me
byalrisnd. Imokhlsmcdlcine havenothad
a doctor since. 1 was not able to without help
-ani now able and doka all about town arvcr'al
no had lotstcnlt done b'y hauklin flowes' Iodi-
cal Discovery." Cured our lure egg.
Sold by A. ll. llOYT SON. orwalk.
WWehave agents erayahrre. m7
TRY OUR
llel. Cluly Creamery Butler.
1T PLRABIS EVERY TIRE.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
TAR WALKS !
lanuew redwllh umpetent help to put
downlrstcmrerlegrldewalksat
Reasonable Prices.
WWMMN
Curbs and Gutters.
mwummwv atiadd
,2: '° JOHN B. neuron,
Taylor Am loath larwalh.
peopbloraidingthelghtnn Ital-:7”. is.
Awlfllflmuh a n I I
In... July n—n... . , Slll 8
m‘nnnd’am-ignmztl thahnidt algal“
an or
elthdreradinnn Thea-boltheilym —--00'l'0--
3-»-
lanell’s liuluului for
M I LLI N ERY,
3 Water It” larwalli.
hear‘MIa-Il
'
Vans
1
age-la
Bill“
e
For two reasone.
ell-nth by mark-down saleeduriug
ROSIERI' DEPARTIENT.
(lrnls' [lose (or 5. 10, 12, 21, 25 and up. Indie-9' lielbrig-
grin. black and colored lime lnr 5. 10, 13, 15. 17. 25 and UP-
Chlldren'a black and colored hose [or 7, 10, 12. 15. 21. 25
and up. All summer (How-e at reduced prices to close.
‘ IFRIND I'NDERWEAR.
Lnrlir-n' f‘vviee Jersey Ribbed Vents for 10, 12. 25, 37 and
upward. ladire' Gauze Veite. lormer price 37. now 25.
Grnte' 11m- l- v'll' zuan Shirtc. formerly 37. now 25.
Genta' Flam- . *‘illlfi. 6'3, 75. 79. 89, 99. 1.12.1.25, 1.49,
1.59, 1,89 and 1 98.
(linln‘ White l'nlaiiiilirieli Shirts, 1”, 59. 73 and 1 (ll.
(lente‘ White Leundm-d Shirts for 49, 15,1.00. 1.25 and 1.49
(lente' line colored Cambric Shirts lor 49. 69. 79. ”and 1.25
(l :nte' and Boys' Suspenders 12, 19, 25, 33. 42 and 49 ”it.
Cl'l-‘l-‘S AND CGLLARS.
Militia. all linen Collars lur 5, 10. 12. 17 and upward. Lani-
ie.’ all linen Coils 8, 12 and 15. Grots‘ and Boya‘ Collars.
all linen, 4 ply. lor 5. 10. 12, 15 and 17. Gente' all linen
Cuil‘ at 9, 19, 25 and 31 per pair.
Boye' Sateen Tree 8. Biye‘ Windsor Ties 21. (lvnts'
Ties. 8, 1‘2. 19, 2-1, 31. 37 and upwarvh.
ll AN DKERCHIFF DEPARTMENT.
Lidiw’ colored horde", last colors, lnr 3c each. Lsdieef
‘, Colored harsh", {ant colors, hemetilcht‘d, all liner-Jar 5,
10, 12. 15, 19 and 25. (l.-nte' colored borders. hemetrtched-
all inn-n. last colors, for 5, 10, 12. 15. 19, 25.
Bohr, leather and canvas. for 5. 1‘3, 15. 17. 19, ‘35.
belle, all l‘u-lore, 49.
811 k
lllRROSS.
Ou- um xprtlml, increased eel-la in this department at
bill: mmln of tho- yruv. ublégwu us to keep up our large and
carelully selected stock of all silk ribbons, which we oflel’
at our usual low prion.
We 1"" 0'09""! “I" "I" “Wk 01 Pane at greatly reduced
prices, from 10 m 82.00.
LACE I‘LDI'NUING.
Black Spanish (luipure 43 inch deep, rill silk. for 59. 75,
1.25, l 49, 2.00 and up. Black Chantilly Lace Flouncinge.
t 43 inch deep, ell rilk, 1,19, 1.49, 2 33. 2.75 and up.
SWISS FLGI'NCINC.
44 inch deep, line good-I, [or 42, 09, 89, 98, 1.12 and 1.49.
IUSIJN UNDER WEAR.
Bargaine in Night Gowns, 25, 50, 79, 98. 1.25, 1.39. 169
and 1.99. all finely trimmed. Bargains in Drawers, 25, 50.
59. 119. all nicely trimmed. Birgans in Corset Covers. 25,
39, 49. 59, 09, in high, low and v shape. Bargains in
Skirtn,25. 50, 59, Mb. 1.25. 1.49. l 79. Bargains in Chem-
icon, 25. 39, so, 59, m, 79, 95.
CHILDREN’S I-‘RENCR IUSLIN CAPS.
()ld price 1.39 now 1.12.
“ 1.49 “ 1.25.
" 1.0 “ 1.49.
“ I.“ " 1.09.
.. 2.12' n 1.79.
81.? “I:
—
The entire clock 0! the popular and reliable
011 Bill 600118 IiDll‘SE.
OF NORWALK.
-._._.._. "w v». 4m
- ..-. ._- ..-”.WW an
LE.
Tllla uivcriimment is both important and interesting. You should read carelully every word. Thousands 0! dollars worth
at stm‘h mun. he turned into money daring the neat 00 days.
All great sacrifice prices for cash. Our Immense stock of
Dry-Goods and Kitchen Furnishings must be reduced at once.
We will oiler our goods
let——Wr rmh in ii hum our stock helore laveutory. and ill—Jlaving leased the entire building (4 an -
high) 01 which we now occupy t e lint door. and as we contemplate making many ricer-any changes in our
growing drpennn-nta, owing to our steadilyclucreaeing trade, we deem it advisable to reduce our
next 00 days. The low prices quoted at three
call-e are no criterion ol the real value ol the goods. t
hryshouldbeaaento
beappreeiated. ()urentlre line will he loundagonuine and
surprising bargain sale. This will he the greatest
and most notable sale ol Dry Goods
that the state ol Conn.
. ever had within
its borders.
CRILDREN'H A l-‘GIIANS.
For 60, 79, 89, 1.12. 1.10. 1.25, 1.33 and 1.89
LADIES’ DRESSING HACQITES.
For 1.19, 1.39, 1.49, l 09 and 2 49.
CORSETS
At 37, 49. 09. 73. 98, 1.00, 1.25 and upwardr.
PARASDLS.
A lrw leit, and only a low. which we I'lll close out at a
still greater reduction than laet week‘s pllt‘A‘l.
BAGS 2 BAGS !
Now It! your opportunity to buy “and Bags. Club Bags
and Gladstone Bags at the very lowest prices to be lound.
SATEEXS. CHALLIES AND GINGIMIS.
Satcens at l‘ch yard. Chall us at 8c ynrd
Is 17 to ii 10 I.
u 29 es en 15 In
Challies 4} “ “ 45 “
.A Gé as
Yard wide Batiste Clolh.q at 11c a yard. All of our
Scotch Umghcms reduced [mm 21 to 17 per yard.
RLOITSE WAISTS.
1 lot 1.59—1 lot 1.89
WRAPPERS AND TEA GGWNS
At '29. 89, 99, 1.19, 1.25, 1.29, 1.39, 1,49, 1.59. 1.69, 1.89. 1.18.
Batiste Tea Gown, princess lront, embroidered trimmings,
very stylish for 2 79.
l'lilhDRE."S Sl'lTS
For the seaside. Please note prices below. They are way B‘nlers 0‘ It“ Kinds
down: Set and Repaired.
2 years 1.59. 8 years 2.49. Fire Brick Work,
4 “ 1.89. 10 “ 2.89.
e .. 2.19. ,2 .. 3.13. and Jobbing oi all Kinds
(ll-t our prices on these goods. then you won’t even make
them, neither will you go out ol town lor them.
WOGLES DRESS GODDS.
Fancy Ilebaige. 11 a yard.
Homespun. 44 inch wide. 21c.
m. Drillinnteen 44 inch wide 34.
WASH FABRICS.
Colored Lawns. 4 and 5 a yard. Crinkled Seersucker 4
and ill. Plaid Shirting 6i and 71. Tennis Stripes 8}.
Century Cloths 8. 1 halo short lengths Unbleached Cotton
5 a yard.
Cambric Pillow Shams 69, 73. '29. 99 per pair.
Lice Shame, 34. 42, 48, 58. 02, 78 and up.
Hamburg Trimmed Shams. 1.49. 1.09 and up.
Seersucker Shirts 49, 05, 83, 1.00. 1.09 and 1.49.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Complete linre ol Crockery, Gin-warn, Willowwarr,
Ironware, llollowware. Tlnware,Woodenware. Iajolica-
ware. Wirewarr. Looking Ola-es. Window Shades. Cur-
tain Poles. Ice Cream Flowers, Oil stoves. Lamps, all
atykaandaihousand others-all but necemary artichn
too numerous to mention.
Lulu mulu our Store is llll lllll lulu llllilii till Malina! [ill 10 n’clul
AGENTS FOR McCAIJa’S GLOVE-FITTING PATTERNS,
.‘l‘.
Remember the place, the only Popular and ever Reliable Dry Goods llouse
OF NORWAIJe
Checks and Plaida 15 a yard.
Grey Trecot, 40 inch wide,
, _ llflllflllllil!
Mldflm.l"l~,0&
'IAIK ll. lUIOOI. Ill-ctr“.
Iyoelrmd‘ommw' al blade cl
unevenly-pee which real
ourwhnlaraanllasnaflly la lam
Carat-l Attention leoatothe Detail 0'
Manes
liailyanIatanialea m. lei
llama .I livel- :M My
lies vami'fma " '
WI!" '0- fill-TABLE.
lib-Weave tense naay visitors and ll
will to
ltwilannvena dsvr more
I.
linen-theta aflnmhm ho
._,‘.h.““"._ “I gunman.- w. '
III
Merrill Phonograpic Academv.
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Commercial Training Icnaol.
:11mar::mli:iua, (it In lavaloa
0.11“ and Typawniiag hm“
aadsvthepwmaallaslractloaotthe Is
dual and haste-‘s manage at Memorial
(lllllwiu. Wt. for the stay at
boat I an
gar-me then-tic. we.
Incl-moth“. .Waida low York cm.
I and prepared to Ill
hie-fleece"- ledwiih mnpereat uni-t-
aataon short notice whit cllfulaln and tall lulu»
Illl. I. A. IIRIILL. Peta.
in Atlantic a . Ila-lord.
Artllelal Stone titeps. Coping.
Lawn nonnnns.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
850., dun,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
on Water lrraor. lalt 1y
r. Hfififlififi,
COR. ”All I W"? are.
Good Work Guaranteed.
FOB Till
Great American Heater
We are sole agents.
P L U M B l N G ,
OF ALL KINDS.
steam and Gus Fitting,
T111 and Sheet Iron Work
Are the but and Cht'lpl at in town.
OUR RANGES
,
Hausa Furnishing Gulls!
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. ‘
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
SECDND-IIAND
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND son).
Thesuhaalberhaaconatantlyonhandalargc lot
olsmondhandlnrultnmwhichhcwill dispose oi
atvery‘ reasonable prices. Second-hand larnltnre
of all inds bought and called lor.
W. PODMORE.
Boulon st.. Spflugfird.
Kus'i‘ & cn0LWELL,
M80118 1ND PLASTERERS.
a Specialty.
(ll-‘l-‘ICB AT 3 SELLBCK’S,
l97 Washlngton it. Bridle.
so. Normans, Conn.
lung:I P. 0. Box 140, Westpori. Ct.
Jacob M. Layton,
Deallnatsmdllonse Agent.
General lusurunccAgency
”.mcandAcddcnt.
Ocean Steamshlpm-ahinand Steer-gs.
mmm‘al‘lngamwer and lonerOrIlento
Notary Public. Adan-mum
Railroad Tickets. BargageCheckel
to Destination. '
is Waehmgton ea. men dull to roam.)
South Nos-walk. Conn.
Ililll'll lllll' Lifl Til-Dal.
To-lorrow lay he Too Late.
Thheanlhbwnmtl’olicyihatyoana need in
oldagn. ltyoallveorllynndie.’ I will‘ a help
to your family. lantsaday will a
unmdslmmb to m
Nye-adageortohislamllyude-h beats a
III I" M I“
3’»: flatu'amwm mi:
urn-ham
manna in run
CONNECTICUT CIIERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
or mm.
s. s. vnonnnnm. age-c.
lenthlawnlh.
fl-
our 0* ;.
HlZEL'l‘llll, Lulu.
CROSS GR ;.
. Stove Coal
lit Jlln 'llll'l‘ liUl‘l'I Till
lillUIl~Wln WWMIOIINILID
II RATIO?!” THAT 'rsa (”All I“
IRVIB lll'Oltl IIII IQUILLID.
RAYMIIND Bills
~m
r.
use new - u
.~_‘y.uwn.
“I’ll BEAU.
PARTICULAR
all]. All] woun‘
Brick, Lime. Cement.
hehigh, beekawanne, Locust
lull! ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ loot of Washington and Mar-
ehall streets. Branch once atBtilsou
Drug Store
some n. rennin,
Wholesalearid comm-in n all htadaol \.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbnrre Goals.
Mini
'l‘la lulu lulu.
MEATS
It you want the choicest ans-rs. obtainedrs
Plum of all 1111113
mums RIDGE soon “03"“
——'HIR BET——
SERVED Ill T113 DIST KANE“
.eeeoltronbleormetJonwilltadthamatu
muwellae
mmeusos
F. HAYES.
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Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
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lili'l'llll MARKET.
Ono Quality,—'l‘hc Beet.
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53 Washington Street.
J.H Klinefelter,
Meals, Fish flysIers,
CANNED GOODS, ETC. ;.
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Vegetables, Fruits,
Bennett & ills ill
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .
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28 Main so, So. Norwalk‘i\
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Niceat Market In the City
BLACK R001 Lilli :*
Fish, Oysters, Clam ~ ,
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marinas-inhom-
HUNT& ZELUFF’S.
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