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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 7, 1889 · page 2

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‘ the Alain
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, relate-Ian or thnIalanra—l‘ha
m ammwuaoauam
w”_ lawns—”MW
mmmrecaao.
“taut—llama..."
“d to “Mat-rived”
~.Mw£atmwm
in tooth-patient! theatre-o
wantelewa:
Mane-announce”.

It “White-hereon!
the w to heave toaho at
mawawuhwtohm

hum-Week,» that to Mid he
wbwamthatweuldland
in,“ the Inn at man:- u o-
.theueatl‘oant—aatpuvaild
_ lieutenant-lo. the
“kahuna-dunno.

the nilhg no“. who tacked away

, no- no: one only hove to. 11.
$3.,- . M mweatwlthin [arty-air
* Immtheqhaaoth-vaekh
*eddhavehvea‘ghther rightnpwlthintn-

aroundthocity,tho
*ohuvddanoheermlnhiorevenne-il-
trauma-m.

ItiiiCh-ahung Ovarthelaeapo.
M0nt..Ang.7.—Aepecial to The
“manta-gammy“

‘ waaotlflhahlochuokiinghoreat
the-owe inn-Victoria at tho nioarrival

, Stat-Hing“ that have heenaeind
' ordatahed for at thoCana-
dhflnglawl on thaAtlantie. Take-a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

vahathatthetrown-arefuaedtohaveany:
‘h‘tndowiththoen. With regardte‘
*ofiaithhrhdthatuptothopneent it
Elie-Win eocuro a revaluation

mumthereoentoeiruro,
bmdfiptflhepardnnltotneoea-
ity-pgotho moatniouaattentionottho
hone govu-nnient. in thh care a wad
. hvhg a Britflt regiotar and dying on
“In. iahoardadontho higheeuand
toreihly-arehod.

 

[W rnoueua M

latelbwLolt “Van: .
modem.
Wh.m1.~noeewaeeev-
walinpwtanteooedoaetothoranhdtha
Manhole. 'i'horoanhattwoorthu
vaanallplaatelaoptationlatho-lfiw
“riot. ifo aotaotvkileneearoraporhd
hora any quartw. leave: (in thh
athruoonwithhewthdroflerofilch

elutedvanoo.
firlGhiokCokoeonpanyloataevwal
Wombat-munda-

eveno.
Charlottoiuraaeemttflplaenweohaahad
downonaeeonatof havhgnoeokqandlfl
nonworothrnwnoutoteniploynaat.
'l‘ho lvealailaiheod have
wwanrm
mm

Aaanhcdtnnae-andothclnd-hi-
twat-nP-lylvanhwillfiortly been.»
poliodtoohutdownonaeeoantolehortefio

y.
unployeool the J. I. Belmont-aka
Coke y, atAiieaJinttown, Stalin
and lied have,itionid,aoeoptedthe
eovapaay‘eoderotoxweoet. advanoahat
ithnotknownwhontharnenwilirotarah
work.
Antenatal-a- meeting will he held at
thiaplaeotoday.

SALOON MEN REPENT.

Mental-detacheytho lawlacia-
oiaaati Hereafter.
Cramarl,Aug. 'l.——in the polioeoo-d
Jordan ‘l'hov-aa. attorney for the Ila!-
kaoperawhowue M on a charge ‘
violatiagthobindayolodnglawflakadthal
thoeaaeo againet hiocliente he indefinitely

Wat
“They have all agreed to obey the law
m,"haonld.“and oak forgiv-ie-d
thooourt"
Judgohmtoneontlnaedthecaa-thh'ly
dayatogivetheoifeudcaachanoetowovv
thelrainoerlty.

 

A Girl men of Iydrnpluhla.

RANDOLPH, Ian,Aug. 7,—Iary2. ltoo
ney.oged l2,theadopted daughtu'ol'ill
ialnllooney,otWeyniouth. haadied of hy
dropholila. OnJuuelOahewaeblttenontha
wriat by a brindle bulldog, owned hylra
B. O’Connoro. The wound waa controlled
litaaiuiinuteolatc. OnAnglthegir
waafrlghtenedhyelargedogwhlchjuilped
ather. Sheran toward the honee barking
likeadog. This looted oulya few min-tn,
but on Aug. 3 the began frothing at the
mouth,andfroulthnttimegrewrapidly
wonountilthetimeof her death. Thedog
Which lllthtafterward hitahoynamodiliiv
ton and that bit ilftaeuotherdoge. Th-
doyhaveall heenkilledhyorderol there
lectmen.

Burka Will Wait-

(‘nlcaoo,Aug. 7.4!:ng McConnell. ht
fore whom the Cronin are to he
tried,lefttownonhlovaeationandith
pohahle that Burke will not be arraigned
until the judge'e return. State’- Attorney
,eratated that hedid not know
when: Burke would be arraigned. lfneea—
Iry, howm, before Judge McConnell'a
mhmlrlhavennycircuitoraupciov
flammwthecrimlnal oourttoro
edve Rubi plea. At about 12 o'clock
Burkewaatakenfromhiacelltothe photo
graphingdopartvnntofthopoliee.andthere
quietly ratforhlapicture. Hewaealao
meaauredacoordhlgtotheliertillon eyeteni,
aitarwhichhawaaretnrnedtohieuallpeud-

inghiaranoraltotheoountylail.

AIataI Wreck“ mud.

Baaorono, Pa,Ang.7.—Ahadwreekoo
curred on the Weotern New York and
Pennaylvaniaroadinfrontof the depot at
Ridred, Pa. The construction train had
haekeduptothedopogloadedwith ltaliano
undetael rune. inafewmonlutaalong
freighttrainthatwaadueeamethunderllg
along, and before thohrakoo could beret,
eraahed into the constructiontraln. llaih
andoanwmtwiatedinallahapea Twoof
thourawerethrowniumchamanncaato
dunoliah the front of the depot. Three
ltaliano—Antoniolliterno,CeI-and Dole-no
and l’hncflallo—weracrudnd in thedahri.
'l'hoformorhad hoth logo oruahodandwill
die.

A s-allpox Caao at Bahia.

Bonaw,Aug.7.—A younguianomployad
onthe Jewett atockfarm at EaatAurora,
twmty mile- from here, wea take: down
withlnallpoxand brought tothe Quaran-
thohoepital heroinawagon. Bowaooov-
cedwithraah and neerlydiedonthoway.
Bewaa refuaed admittance to the hoepital,
having nocertiiioato. flown thndrlv.
through the city otreeta to the houee oi
Health Phyaician Clark, where his certificate
waalnadeout. Then hewaatakn haehto
thohoqiltal,wha'o hewilldle. 'l'ho h-lth
phyaiotan ie furioua over thie care, which

mayagainql'eadthoepidemie that became
malarmingayearago.

the 'I'aiivha ‘l’araad One.

N" Yonx, Aug 7.—'l'he Fort Greene
Tallyho cluhof Brooklyn etartedfor thdr
annual outing at Boweryhayfldag atal-
lyho ooaeh eecured freon the lotrowlitan
Van company of New York. While the

Topaka'a lunar Warke Dar-ed.
Toma, Kan, Aug. 'l.—'l'he Topekaongar

.ilee woat o! the city-d had voryllttle
watn'availabia ltisllppondthatthoh
fromfriction or the machinery,
aathewoo-ka juetam'tadweparatwytoen-
king upon it fall huaina.
mono. 'l'heoonipanyhad juet eontraetd
forl,&Xlaeru ofougareanoatflwp.
toa,whichwaoahoutreadyfordolivryand
whichwillgreatlyinereaoetheion

Ila-arch Will Be the Capital.
Balance, It. 1)., Aug. 7.-—‘l'ha report at
tho ounlnittoa on public hiatitatian woo [lo-
eeutedtotho constitutional convention. It
loateethoaeatot governmtat m

It r m CAl'll'

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am d . UM” ‘ ‘
' room“ an. .e

a.

 

The Boaton’a Grounding Will
Be investigated.

 

[W0 wu NTBIFEITBIS PABDONID

 

laoh lat on on Aer-lat of lilo Health.
aura-o Altorthe Wtaadauer
(lo-land ol the Army-dither Iowa of
Internet iro- Waahlagton-

Wanumoa. Aug. 7.-When Secretary
Tracy retaraoto Warhington a court at in
gahywillhoordored to lav-tigetotho air
WOW the grounding at tho
Boetoaoallo-rockand horeuhaequonteolv
lieioawiththoVorlnout ialtow York her»
her. The naval regulationo provide for ouch
aa inveetlntion. Capt. O'Kano, of the
Burton, iooonotdoredaearwiulandowipotent
oileer,anditiothoheliot euwng navaloli-
oere that both niiahapo were purely acct
dentahandlu no way the reeult of negli-
gence. Anaval onmo authority for tho
atatanontthatthodarnagototholloetonfrotn
her lioae rock grounding iagreator than rev
ported Conunodoro John 0. Walker, chief
ofthehuronuot yardv and docke, who hoe
returned irom Newport, aayo that the rock
onwhlchtheiloetongrooorledwoonot
buoyed.

 

Agriculture II Doha-la.

Waaulaoroa, Aug. 1. -— Charloa Jonao,
United Statee ooneulat Prague, hoe eeut tho
atate department a report of Bohemian agri
culture andita reeulta in 1888. The etate—
ninlthohelievoawill hoof lntareot to farm-
era in the oaaternatatea whore productivene-
oflandaieeald tohave declined luanchade
pee that cultivation at tho [we-out low
pioeadoeenotpay. The roll of flowing-
luld,hetaya, haeheennndor culturefor
about two centnrloe, while Bohemia wae out»
tiedhyanagrieultural raeoof pwiplointho
fifth omtury of the Chrietian era. The
preaent population upon an area not half ao
greataathatoftheetate of Ohio to nearly
emotion; yet Bohemian agriculture atando
equaltoanyin Europe, excepting, perhape,
the English. Aathe reeult otathoroughaur-
vey of the kingdom oi Bohemia only 4.38
peroentoiitoareawaa found to hennpro-
ductive. Thechlef canoe of the continued
fertility ot the toil, Ir. Jonao oaye, lama-ur-
lng To the middle of thin oerltury only
natural manm woo employed in Bohemia.
Since that time artificial manure haa cvmie
into extensive nae. The Inoet cannlouly
need of artificial manure- are euper [that
photo, eapecially of honee and di-olved
guano, and honoduet. pure and chemically
prepared. Thoee le- trequently need are
kainit of eta-fort, Chili aalt petre and
Thomas dust made 0! thedn- of smelting
works. The next important eauaee of the
lasting productivenera of Bohemian farm
lands. Mr. Jones saya, are mutation of cropo,
periodical change of aeeda and deep plowing.

 

A Crank After tho Prealdowt.

Wasnmmix, Aug. 7,—Theodore Bieden-
lnoaer. a crank who arrivedhere on Haturday
irom New York,hao heenarreated hyDe-
tective Home, and is held at the Sixth pre-
cinct station home in order that his sanity
may be determined upon. Bialenmoeer iaa
Swiss, and he is laboring under the impres-
sion that President Harrison wania him to
take charge of the army. He called at the
White House, but waa told that the presi-
dent was away, and left, promising toreturn.
Hie meeting with Detective Home, however,
will prevent hlo keeping the mgagernent.

 

Late Appoint-”Ia.

Waonlztoron, Aug. 7,—The attorney gen-
eral hea appointed “We-man Zach
Taylor, of lemphla. Tenn, special asdatant
attorney for tho Weetern diotrict of Arkan-
-a to inventigate the alleged defalcation of
fundapaidtothoagentaofCreek and Semi
aole Indiana int larch.

Harry R. Prornecohaoheen anointed»
obtant United Statee district attorney for
the Southern dietrict of Ohio.

William 8. Chance haa been appointed a
special agent of the treaaury department and
aaoigned toduty at Philadelphia

 

[Jada Give- to it. Miranda.

Waemrorox, Aug. 7,-Acting General
WWW Stone b ' hie
annualreport. it will ehow that duriugthe
heal year ending June 3,!880,therewm
certified to railroad companies under the
variomgrnntoatotalofmfitoacreeoi
had, being a decreaae at 401,116 acrae ae
compared withthepraoeding year. At the
eloeeoftheyoartheroweeo ' railroad
aeleotionanndergrantoof all kindrarnount’
ingto29,m,251acrea, an incraaroof 4,014,-
385acreeover theprevione year.

 

Counterhitonl’ardoaod.

Wasnmoron,Ang. 7,—1'he preoidont hoe
pantedpardor-toJohr-W.Barkloy,wn-
vieted in Georgi of paling counterfeit
aloneyandeentenoed inJuno. imfio four
yeara'imprleonlneat,andt00ra8taiey,oon
viotedhllndiauaofalikaoflenaeandern-
tweed to air month’imprieonlnent. Both
pardonoaregrantedonacconntof thehad
healthoftheconvieta

Pant Toasyaan'e Birthday.

Manor, Aug. 7.-Lord 'l’ennyaon yater-
thyoelehrated the filth aaniv-nryof hh
birth. Be in etayingatdkhworthfiaflur»
roy,whitherhawaerenioved from'arrhng»
fuvdaitorhlo ream illnen ‘l'hoagpdpoet
ionowinreaeonahlohoalth. Thophyaiciana
reportthattho diatr—ing rynlptaaewhieh
n-dehiedelnheuern nearaehort tirnoago
haveahated,andthatheianowahletotake
ahortwalhaanddrivea.

 

 

Grover (level-lore Outing
Nawrowr, R. 1., Aug. 7.—Ra—Preaident
'- reeeiviag many attutirma from

reeaptionand diaedwith Bydaeyl‘eheta.
'l'odayholnehedwiih Gov-"Wand
will leave tonightontheebaniyncht
Wanda.

Ponaoylvaaia'o Ie'ahlleaa Convention.
llamas. Pa, All; 7.—'i‘h¢e to no
change in tho aituation hora, eunparatirely
fowdeleptee to the
veation having arrived. Walt: Lynn, of

m will he may,
thmflmennataufl-m

he pw—naat prdd-t.

nary Aliena- Ml.
Panama-r. ilk. Aug. 1—“- Winnie ti.
Taylor. the

 

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hullhqhut-aha an M to brai-
mun-sly.

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I’Iaat Adva ximigml Hun-ulna Isl-.03..

Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
nirvana-toned urine.
1
um Ml ‘wsdoo Olives

fragrant:
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“nanometer”
lanai lotioaetfloootopev llne.

 

Mimi“;
I. .o I'An,

Architect and Civil Engineer,
Piano. permeation and .-« teed-
":‘oefili'e the eontiraetion oi every amt?“
of Minion
’l'ltltln amounts”;

rim-*Tfllfll'l Building Waohlngzut 3L,
to. florwalk P. u no: no

 

 

Kai}: no.4..." .,

Ornate: oi the rim (lo-mine» tlhorchfletar
bury. 1‘ of

Pianoi’orto, 0mm and I naical
Composition.
fl ly [not lion I P. 0.. nouwu. CONN.

C It. D'AI‘I'OIO.
C

 

Chum for Wedding! and Pam-u. ire Cm-
eouotantly on hand forthe rick and well. lilo oele
W W m: tilde“. xén‘mx. cr.
Inseam;

Fem to L I. Quinlard.

Undertaker & Embelmor.
lLlL'l'Rli‘ .‘Tlllll'l' BELL [it “I'll! OFFICE.
lo. a Knight 3- Residence, t [in 3L,

Sal-8m Non u v lit, (foe-u.

To. onion a,
.

anpenicr and lluildcr.

rim turniehod and Minutes. given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended to
Ann otreot, near lam
l‘ 0. x «8.5mm: Norwalk Cl

J Ii. BAYIIOID,
I

Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or oontrnct.

Ofle l'mt ot llanland St. on Water. P1). Box on
sot"!!! KOIWAIJI saunas BANK
5i Wuhingtoo Street.

on Dailyfroni 9 to 11am. and from t 'n "l on
a maaturdayoveuiagafroale :08
arm allowed on Mott.
“033011019 Free.-
roux u. hauls rice-rm;
Join: a. retro. Sec 31.0 Treao

 

onyx-E.“ "
0. It 81156105.
Huntington. I). 0.
Ten yen in United lltatee Patent Other.
dhw Guide to inventor! mild tree.

 

”6...... ll. tin-3...... ’ ”
FURNITURE "BALI-Ill !
And Fumisbin Undertaker.

(.‘allandoee-ylarlwo oval] kindroffnruitm
so Iain Stunt. Email.

mmdwfuralah ng
thelatarllentofthedeathyornigiit 1' hone
meetionwithreoldeneeJtoJBer ieyplacr.

A. sbflRn1~

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewel ry.

flue Watch Repairinga Specialty.
u 'aahlngtan IL. - hath Norwaik.

JOHR H. SMITH,

FLUUIS'I'.

HAIR STREET. “OUT“ NOBWALK

lunuut: all Headstones.

for

 

 

 

Whip diraettotheahow uni-a oi
..-.'.......- z.“ .. WW‘MMJ:
no
menace. minallklnbnt “ding-tone

money

P. W. BATES.

UUIIEBUIAL UULLEUE !

Gazelle Building. Norwalh, Ct.
men n. RCQCOI, Pal-rural.

lyoeroyrlcnofofleepracliecwoing all kinda of

commercial piper which reprevenlo real value.

our whiter-are thoroughly due-i tor any honi-
neor puilbn.

Careful Attention Given to the Detail of

Bad-eee

Daily(¢lu|lilgflatarxiay)9a -. Vol

Ian-woo 5p, at honing: loaday, Wednooday

loo-l Pridoy 7 a me on.

warn fol. “UNABLE.

P.1—Wcave toreeaa may vhitove and If
Milt-dream devvto nave

 

 

Farrell’s Heaiqlancn for

M I LLI N ERY,
8 Water IL, Int-rail.

 

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Awmflw

A LARGE VARIETY

Children’s
Ladies’

84 Washington

WANDW

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St,

 

ATTBACTIVE STYLES

At 25 cents Each-

19 to 30 Cent.
100 to $1.00.

A. DICKERMAN & SON,
- - iNorwalk, CE

 

walnuts rum, "

Carriage linkers

And manufaetareroof

All kinda of Wuggna.
Trucka. Onrta. e .

All kinda or m muotly done
ilrvoral new --nd'xind.hand weapon for nle.
New lload Can: only M.

Horne-Bhoeing and all
kinda ofBlnokomithing

Pool of l-‘rav-ltlla IL.
South Norwallt.
aplll ti

WAGONS

Newandeooond—hand
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.

HENRY TILLY.

A rum. use: on 4
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

Wire steel Door Mate,
morning new. beet thin: out.

W. 0. QUINTARD

“BIC BALL BLOCK

ALL GRADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices I

The Best Goods for

the Least Mono)
“AT...—

U. S.’ BRUWN’S

8001' is Sll0li STORE,
Clark a: Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET

1.“ g» 1 now! (mu Weill];

 

 

 

 

40"

 

 

 
 
 

.. r. n! . ,lao‘.n..li. ‘ataly. 4 'l
y " ~ t. Luv-3K Immune-arid
, r' ,o.’ Fee-“ll honour“ _ ar-
’ n t... , route-l. I'eavy Sol “on

' ' r. , ,
,. .. . , _~ 1-“ .{%ttuatllgtmt hm no...
i' "a”, . '
. . .
. . -

I o ..l pure' hieh'llh wnvka
and can at equal value.

‘ 0n: Peren- iu oarh lo-
uruy raw mono he.

- rue-mar with our largeaadval-

I: ml! lawn of Mm‘
hn-plea. 'I'hne ”pig at
1 e." at one wetrh. we

Free. and alter you have hope
on row 9 mull-o and thaw-there ta ihoaa
..l1'<i,tL»gmmOflm‘vnu
. no an no aura of moi-iny'the ‘sgch
out ism... ire. W. m; Ill error”. (rich .e‘e ... ma
hull-ma a. Co... is»: ("afoul-nut. liar-n.

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llrw Hana, Conn.
ThehIieon'l'ar Soap makeo a line lailleralld

leavee the akin eott and ageeahle; in cleaning
qualities are Matcher i ii it.
it. I. amnion. layover, MChapel St.

New naval Conn.
”GM. lining need your Parlenn

Soap
India-d Ito peduncle for
mflaflfit’hfla. [cheer-
fallyleeo-l-dlt .
Dad I. "anon.

 

rev mm m Ill-mm,
”MIMI-Olin-
mien-Inuit.
hmhMCmnmdp-h
Lida-Wrmlnh-dhflah.
ran-m m1 (I. low lave-.(h—u
l.l.l.h-arwwaxalroaheebholdhllr-o.
warm-ennui.“

 

 

ozone B. run-run.

mw. E. arm;

lion a large collection at aalnplee oi

Spring Goods

'30. Till

Dress finds Ullal'llllllnl
W.B. $173. Co.,

- IBRIDG‘r EI’ORT.

And will pnrehan for perils without charm or
take olden ataanie prion on tho Bridgyorv

-30“ - 1

TAB, WALK's

 

 

lalnnowrv
downllmcoaotarorflageldewalke

Reasonable Prices.

Special attention given to

Curbs and Gutters.

blimatee furnished and work prompt" attended

° JOHN B. memos,

'l'aylor Avenue. South Norwalh.
P. 0. lion 732. )3 3m

-.

__ TRY one"

Del. County Creamery Butter.

lT I’LEASES, EVERY TIMR

DANIELL’IIOMMEDIEU.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR

Formosa. Oolong

OI

BLAUK TEA!

A4..—

 

 

 

Mauy ofour ueluhhorn. no doubt, have flue Tea.
too Inc i . feet. modelicate; ihcy fail to get there
with the combined tweeineu and urength as do
yonrr humble oervouia. So if you an dinauaded try
our ea.

 

-——-4o>

Ile “no on old Ten Buyer.

lie laid: “it to agood 'l'ea. One pound is worth
two pounds of ouch tea a l have been buying, and
thepriceoi‘ thunhoth lathe-ale."

Another said: “i don't wlah to flatter. but it ie at
good’lraaelhave been used to paying 70 cento
mu

Price: 50c lb.

nibble & Busted

GO '1'0

UUUUE UUAUMU’S

Choice Groceries

Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,

 

No 8 Main Street.

LllllESi Em

DYES

be Your Own Dyolng, at lane.
They will dye everything

 

 

 

Artificial stone Stops. Coping.
Lawn nonnnna,

‘

mum” l

Darla: the leaner qutha

NORTH

WILL OVI‘IR

UNUSUAL INUUUUIUUTU'

'l‘o thooe who order one done Contact
Who.

HATS! HATS”!

The Correct Styles
in .u gradeeotlltllandiiott Ilate. om em-
811k 11515.,
lion lluie. Polo Cape 'i‘ennlu

Cops in all colore, rneh
llate, km, at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

 

 

CARIIIAGI‘} BLOCKS.
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We are oelllng below coat. Now lo your chance.

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MORE NEW GOODS

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Refrigerators and Ice Chests !

OOOLERS

Just arrived, new and handme eiylee in Parlor Iii

Vaoe lamps. While Mountain lee Cream Pie-were.

Window Screens to Fit Any Sized Window!

We areaddinz all the time to our Kitchen Department.

Don‘t forget to call and eee our new arrival in Oil Glover. All nylon and prleee.

The Universal Store,

No. to North Main Street, 90. Norwalll, CI.

 

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'l‘ANGIJEFOOT FLY PAPER,

Wholesale and Retail, at

HALE’S DRUG STORE,

Cor. Main and Weall Streets.

 

 

NOTICE !

ONE MORE LOT

1,200 to 1,500 Pairs of

nous All Sills
To Be Sold Way Down Less Than lust,

AT TI’IE STORE OF

C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main Ste,

South N orwnlk.

 

 

 

 

Jacob M. Layton,

laal latate and linear Agent.
General insurance A gency

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to Deetlaatloa.

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South [or-walk. Conn.

 

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Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE co,

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SEWERS!

F. M. PIERCE
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SEWEII‘ED PIPE
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KENT do CHOLWELL,

MSUNS lNll PLlUTlBlBU.

Boilero at all Kinda
Set and Repaired.

Fire Brick Work,

and Johhlag of all Kinda
a Specialty.
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In era-alone- It. Bruno,
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