Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 10, 1889 · page 4

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This beautiful suburban town is only 9 miles born the center 0! Denver.

COLORADO,

who two yosn ago was On the Denver, Texas and Fort Worth R. IL. in the choicest Agricultural section of the State
and affords an extraordinary opportunity to realize

LARGE PROFITS

flfinqaa how has within the past
Wadi-covered alarming sany
guilds”- wbatba up regardingtba
, at Ir. Cm It In thought

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illu- Cox is nowia III-06th

M but: beau born in Zauewille, 0.,
. V, Sept. so was He

“ has lived In New
York tor a quarter
0! a century. He
was elected to the

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1. . 1, « lrom New York
:1"; ’ city in mm Ha

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4 4“ ._ rotary n! legatlon
“. '3‘ if? to law In la’s'r,and
represented the

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~ ,f 4'; trial in the Thirty—
sixtb, Thirty-
m 90‘ mend: and Thir-

wm long betore coming to
York. Bereaigned the allure! minis—
U in Turkey and returned to New York
_ fl,“ haw-a elected to the Forty— —nlnth
a“ m to Ill tlnvaoancyeaused by the
" (1 another congressman from
law York. flaws: reelected to the Filtietb
.. It 5 aid that a quiet but healthy
“hit. Cox as a presidmtialcanduhite
.lhww- being engineered byhisadmir—
fibflhhtbficityandinthe tar west
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Own Co: has always been in great
”and as a campaign maker, drawing
7 hmbouuswherevarandwheneverhe had
madman-k. He was a delegate to
., ,thachhgo NewYmk-ndfit. mum
antic commotion: of 1%! 1%“ and 1266.
,7 Hr. Coxintmduoedandaidediuagreat
assure the neonatal passage 01 the lit.
firing bill. He also inaugurated the scheme
1! apportionment adopted by the housed
. mutatires To himis due the raining
d the salaries of litter earrien
s For many years the c-IrIgI-essnmn served as
, «no! the regents of the Smithsonian insti
m Wbtm the mmmittee was seler ted to
Wm Black Friday aflair, Mr. Lox
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matter of Federal elections in cities, the
York post/silica and the Ku—Klnx out’

Illa Literary Productions.

. visited Europe and northern Africa
' in 13». Among his literary productions are

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GUARANTEED

of 25 per cent on the purchase price within one year from the date of purchase We are now
otl'cring this property as per price list below, with 8 per cent interest on deferred

payments, or5 per cent. discount tor all cash “0 issue to each

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On receipt of’ .5 cents in stamps,

 

 

 

Ch following: “Pnritanisrn in Politics,"
“Why We laugh " “The Buckeye Abroad,”
“Eight Years in Congress," ‘A Search hit
WW Sunbeam " " Arttic Sunbeam" '
“The Three Mics of Federal Leg islntion,”
rd many shorter productions in phamphlet
‘ arm.

At 11 o’clock Mrs. Cox said that Mr. Co:
was resting better though still in a precarp
out condition He ha spells of choking
will; to liability to expel phlegm from the
me At midnight the doctors held a mu-
mm and decided that no crisis would
bombed for some hours yet.
“00! sent the following replyto an
”if! from a friend in Washington: "Mr.
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tars-his team-g Sold.
”You; Sept.10.——Tba annualuleol
of Enratbmme unlim-
stud terms,“ Lexingtesnfiyq and
. find {armor Rbiuebeck N. Y,
m plausnttbeCentral Park Riding meadI
About 666) people were present, by
n amberotnotalhorsemthrougb
fimtry. TbefirStlotofleredwere
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"‘9‘ ,mgutrm‘n Slwwflkfiandav'
_ m Thenutlot oflersdwm the
olthefleadowthorpeibtabla Thir-
wore-old at prices ranging from {£75

. Tailor was in the llold.
Sept. 10—an Tay-

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Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

hellish, Lactawala'a, Locust
lontala, Franklin, and
Wilkesharro Goals.

but ill RUBBER Plll‘l‘

Yard‘foot of Washington and Mar-
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”mm wmum ‘ M FLflBlST. , (In. Fitting. 5,000 square feet more room, and New {’asseuger Elevator. DAVID ST ow,

purchaser a

Guarantee Profit Bond

' Lots (0" $25

cn~h payment $5 00 - - each month $2.00

“ 6 00 — - - x ” “ 3.00

“ .. 7.00 - - - J‘s“ .. 4.00

n l‘ 8.00 _ _ - it u 5.00

“ “ 10.00 - - " “ 0.00

- “ “ 12.00 - - - “ " 7.00
“ “ 14.00 — - “. “ 8.00

“ “ 20.00 - - » “ “ 9.00

“ “ 35,00 - — “ “ 10.00

llelnit by P. 0 money order, or draft on New York. Address

ll KENWflllll PARK Lilli] & lllPBlllEllEll'l‘ [10.

(Jamar. FULLY ran),
$100,000.
. BAN. President.

. LAWRENCE, Vice-President.
. . CARY. Secretary and Treasurer.

1124 Sixteenth Street,

DENVER, COLO.

7 we will forward by return mail, 51 views of Denver.
,. . . WWWmveledmchabméd Denver. together wIth maps and descriptive matte! pertaming to Kenwood Park.

 

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SCOFIELD 8L HOYT,

No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwulk. No. 37 Washington an, :30th Nos-walk.

 

 

 
 

 

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pure Drug.’ WIBI Hall &COI’ 31:” um Tnnmymmmmhm
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Fresh Ilerbs, And will porch-a for pinks without charge or lid-ll. M molt-me: ’— ‘m "Rum
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WILLIAMS COFFEE mime! I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.

For Yachting er Excursion Parties. It has no Maul. A harem of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bntrimmed Black Hats formerly 850 for 50c.

Summer Dunks and Fancy Crackers. White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25¢.

We claim we sell the

Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
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1 “WM“ 0' C"“’““‘" ““4 Purt‘holen lorbnsand'l'rethlngchlldreu Pronouncedtobe the {that thing produced In “til line Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE.

[mu those who mve usedlt.

Price, 250 a Bottle.

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$312.2? SEWPEEEE... RIBB NS REDUIIEI] 25 110 Ill.

 

 

 

 

 

 

lull: Vegetables, Poultry it 5.2,”..- 4:313:33.

have taken the of the 3:.-

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL mm nation III' I: (suntan.

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Delivered any Sunday mung sou: AG BN'I'S

Fish, Oysters, Clams

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HUNT & ZELUFII"S.
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“fl" “=1“ _ um may. sown mm flu and Sheet Iron Work.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty. atom, HIGHS.
Grim Delivered Pro-filly.
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AYING WARD [I W. A. woman‘s
[lave You lleard it? agmmg‘él‘mWSmflfimm‘m“

new parts [mum

M W is it? RWe‘E-w “Tm Saturday, Inlay and Tuesday, Sol. 10, 9111 and 100 ”“““"""“‘° “W" W" M“ 3‘”

The Intel inlet Nibiifiiiliii? w. Ingram & "35. 0111' Stock is Large,

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mills Fig“ “Imam, mac-ma: ”"33: m Mum; We Be HALL & 00s Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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Id! at In lain final. ans-n: will receive what I say correct.

Will Make theijwopening 1353th H... KRIECIER.

South Norwalk. Conn.

DAVID STOW,
OurGood N ,
OilrlgvrieesLow. FURNITURE

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‘9 make a business of making bargains In

Dry Goods and Notions R A R L0 R S U I T. 3;;
DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIOSS, &(‘. PM Elaafihg Suits, With Dim“?

31:13'ag"

The latest In Style, the Finest in Quality, the utmost in Variety, have been com- 7
bined by us in one mighty eflort for trade. Our Fall and \Vinter Oflerings Will
not and cannot be surpassed. There is a limit below theb honest goods cannot

be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for safe and reliable goods,

s::‘:::::c;::.":sa..::""°"" m" '“"""' "W“ Also Great Bargains 1n Lounges.

COME AND SEE 133- or. so and as llnln Street, sonn- Non-III. ll, sum,

'I‘HE

Palace Queen

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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GROOERIES AND MEATS FURNACE

 
 
 
 
 

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