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1mm was.
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Subscription mflOOPwYm.
line Pilot-Whitn- _
”Yo-ammwlinspilotsm "d“‘mh
‘1” Mon m which they were “w W
Whom Mould not“ “my“ :‘3
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math use-tin; of mm at Ismae- mom
a . "-0 Wm mm- as am (a live W mmmmu nau-
., — ”I It 6 lot: m wu m "mu-Swimming... .w...i‘w,._~ .....
n. sus- In larylanl. I‘M WM ”a. 0, ,
museum. IL. Sept. lap—Thaw ”Mum
lionwroughthythsslormetOeaanCityls MW.!J.:.WWOI manner.
m”. m M” them put a ' 'h Architect sud lilvll Engineer,
ThehtidydlhAunbMdBlng-
finishes Hans. nucleation- sud "pen-nun
., “.mmuudm halLaodths waterbsixlastdeepontb homomwhoeornrnittsdmlddsatxlapn d
Wuummmmu pound floors or the hotela A train was mum-smut m'mh'w'gmmmj'mmvm
1 w w a” mm" m a” In" “W“ “mm“ mm nun announce.
’nhlshrI-orshadgotaloat. ‘1‘“.de
wad!“ through the
'l'haworhwsadone llla..wasshotdsedhyhusua Herry,who
rnkoohha'torehurglu.
John Lflulllvan’slrisnriwopoaetossnd
hlmtotheBostouoommonoounnil-a
(Wu-”w and war» a.
:ollnr'wuall ”auxin
waterwaistdoep.
~ Ann. I. “Infill.
Ila-sage Near new Bruewleh.
Nrw Bnnrmwrcx, ll. 1., Sept. law-The
highwayhridgs our the creek at Cheese-
,fl-wasswnptaway drnincthsstnrn
bridge
clusters! the m Chaney-us
bury. Tea! or
Pisnol’ortc. organ and luslrnl
l‘oniponltlou.
II In Fm lo! a I’. 0.. NHWAIJ. W?-
0. ll. D'AB‘I’OIIL
WCMIeyandhlsdsughter,“
lie, were murdsrniandtheirhodles mutilated
hyahandot regulatorsnsar Iuayette, La.
Stanley has established the authmityot
the Britbh East Africa armpanytromthe
Upper Filetothaeasteoastandisssld tohe
marchingtownrd lomhaasa. Basin is sup
posednottohewithhim.
Walter ll. Sherman, the {ngitive Mala
count-ion merchant,hasheen arrested» ,
an amino». Arallroad washout
near Perth Amhoy is reported, andmch
otherdamagehashemdouelnthfiand ad“
jolnlngoounties. Wiresamdownanddstslls
oannotyetheohtalned.
man lol Waterw- and Parties. lee Oran
may on have luv the sick and well. Ills eels»
heeled [loot Bear. and Br:- t Glee.
‘iil ). NOIWsLI. (1
a na- Killed :- Brnohlyn. ”A”; «1'?
Barron". Sept. lit—lauy teem were up-
Inl'ldbonhasstartedforflermsny.
TheCologueGasetto‘sllt. Peterslmdisv
patch states that the curin- will accom-
panythe czar on hisvisittollerlln,which
and will probably die. Charles Wunsch wm
blown from a building on which he was
working, and was intently killed.
neutrino man? 121,-. Ill rusorrrcra
so. 4 mm a
can 8m Horse-Ill, l'onn.
ll. naught It capital. will occur Sept. 29.
Bright Boy—l hope they won't sholidi mp- ” —— J c. “0'!-
ltal punishmentin the echooh, father. THE DEAD POLITICIAN’S FUNERAL. "
wmv-wm comma-ohm». - larpcntcr nml Builder.
Matt-gable! Ion Will Bent tic lot.
5. ll. Carl's ”at. to th- (is-n.
N" You, Sept 12,—1'he funeral at the
lateB. 8. Coxwllltahe place Pridayniorn»
in; from the Presbyterian church, Tenth
street and Univsrity .
The {allowing . have been srlertr
ell as pallbearers, but several «hangars in the
list may prove my: Ben. Sherman,
Vice President Morton, J, 'l'. Agnew, Sen-Y
tor Dawes, superintendent Klmhnll, Gen.
Y. A. Walker, ex-Attorney General Garland,
exaGovernor Hoadly, C. A. Dana and Col.
Cocherlll. A lit of alternate pallheam
has heal mule out, including the sums! ol
ax-Preddsnt Cleveland, Governor Bill. flan.
A. G. Thurmam Chic! Justice Full-r, lien
torBeclr, Thomas Bwingand M Payne.
lettersdsympathyhavelaenrwcelvedhy
In. Cox {mm many noted inclule
Mex-W (Malawi, Governor Bill,
Vice President Kim, Senator Voorhses,
my anal
Bright Boy—Well, being put over awn;
theirlrla. Ain‘t that capital bunt-lunati—
THE RIPPER’S LAST WORK.
Suspicion That Jack Is a Well Know-
londun Physician.
onnox,8ept. li—Thainqnest intheoase
dthawoman whose headlessbodywasdit
eurerodintheWhitechapeldistrlctwasoon—
ductodwithcloecddmmandextraordlnary
mtionearetakentoprwentthemedkal
testimony in the case being made public.
Armor is Mint cannot hetraeedlo
ananthoritatlveaonroeJImtoneofthedoe-
«unhapolnted out that thesurglealworh
at the fiend who committed the murder
beanaremarkablo resemblance in certain
team to peculiarities which have (re-
quentlyheen noted bytheprofedoninthe
workoi'awell hownlardonsnrgma
mane! the highest standing in hisprotet
mhutexceedinglyecoenu'io.
Theprflimmainhinadhcmtflmsnd
Hens furnish» aw; Minue- mu.
[ohm-i of all kind! promptly "Mr, .'r
in Ann and m! Stair.
l' h '50! “idiot-ll Kan-1H"
J B- IAIIOIIM
e
Builder and i'ontruclor.
Wuhdoaehythedeymmlm
lfietoutolllamaad in on Isles Rumor.
gom IOI'ALI SAVING“ ”All
3
5| “atrium tines:
J?“ flatlynmw w l!a.u..amttrom - me p s
canal-laymingp lmtlm
m allowed on {reps-mp
All)“ ”HANS. hot:
10!!! [1 Pill!!!” Vln' m -
M"
issuing-£59. rruu sum.
at new. anwd In:
and reliable flown and (larder:
nu farmland (mt at
c. n. unflukm. a no. u. Rawalh.
W. 8, Holman and Senator Kismet. Among
thosewholsttcardsat thndoorwere Hunt
nahtesd, Clifton It. Breckenridge, Hayor
l l H l tll rlur Toronto. 1:. annulus.
tax the mm John Mm. “,3"ng “mgmm '"L'W WW 'I ' mun. Yer-um.
I all mt
“WWW” w“ "' “m “m“ ' Undortulm & Emhalmcr.
MOB-lit.
roux n INAPP. w 'w- Trev
CROW! ”Infill“. BANAN in. FIG". DATES
all i ins! narration",
. Haiti-B's
Gents’ Linen Collars, Standard
‘ Styles, 100.
Gents’ Linen Cuffs,
S4 VV unhington fltreet,
2.
‘” Unlauudricd, 250., 50c. and, 7 5c. Laundried, 750. and $1.00.
Chariot and. Flannel Shirts, 400. to 82.00
150.
I
A. DICKEBMAN & SON,
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS,
25c. to $1.50.
GENTS’ SGARFS, TIES, &c. mu. Studio. ‘
$4 :
r... :3: 3;“:
c. c. Efizns '
om» Post Glee. In. horse-In.
"Fm flue-teed or was! Milt
THE LATEST l
Carriage Builders |
K0. fill MAIN STREET.
Walnut and Cruises made and n-
Jolflll Ht} PWMI "LI ants “ED ’10
“a
refuse to either deny or to verily the rumor.
They appear to be active, however, and their
conduct indicates that they have a claw of
some sort.
Uncle Sun's le- Shooting-
Grant, 0. B. Potter. 8. V, White and Post,
master Van Cott. Flap on municipal
building: will he plan! at ballot-st during
the fwd.
m-.
6. I! shun-ox.
res-am o. c.
’rsayeuelalialtadlllausl’steutonee.
aw Gaiiewnmnaflsdfm.
loaning Colleagues [rm Wail-nu.
WAsmnmon, Sept 12—3413. Show
Wolf, ottheJewihonlerO.K.
'&3.,hassentthetollowlng telsgnmto
Alexander main, theseerelaryotthe
“HMSSJMJMen-lollaaehinand
hashllen. lrerornmend
mmhlmioathroughouttheorfla.”
GenClark, clerk at the homo! repre-
nu’tatives, has appointed a «marina: on
theparlolthehonse to attend thetonenl
eunmoniesovertheremaimot W
Four NIAGARA, N. Y., Sept. 12,—1'his was
the third day of skirmish firinginthe de- George II. .IIQM.
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Maul see.) large
:0 lat- Strut. law-ll.
Baal, 1m; Corp. Martin Hamburg,
.. 99- Horst. o. w.
thnubor.fi.r.,m;m no
I'll IISITUKE llEALEIt !
u! all linden! furniture.
for
tireCox. “Were-mull»
low: E: Carlhle and Randall,
le-n Banal, Felix Campbell, Booty,
Beard, Notable-r, Kelley, Cannon, Bead,
mafieflllfalamlchinley.
KilldIvyal'olla-an.
Smarts. N.Y..Bspt.i2.——Joha Gleason,
aligandhwly New lexical. whoamsto ’
thidtya fewmonths ago,wushothyl’o
lieunan,A.llnnd. Them-W
Cunningham. flackott'e Harbor. 3. Y.,
Charles Ryan, Atlanta. 6a,”;
Charles L. Potter, Willett‘s Point, N.
Heat. John D. Barrett. Washington,
92; Dent. Ed. F. Brown, Fort Colnmhu,
N. I, 92.
In B munch arm-s. sum l
mu: . 3.8., C. I.
lunatic-a. l. l. ”'3.
Wm. B. llllllill & 801‘,
Inl- 0-10. I} I I? 'Iaill‘hl It».
Eaglevy, who aw of them jvm knives yrs-pt streams.
RIDER,
Sanitary and Hrinrlir Klfllllll
som IOB'A“, on.
at "'9 mil-'0 m M ”mam {W {M drivin‘andhob “mm-[mtg],
uponeomrhhtofW-KGWS-flflhd mm mnmmm mmzmmnmmafr
theroad. The otllcen claim that John Warllti’iul. 3.1.
local Senate‘s-dumrsl Work will
Gatekeeper
atssalpas’ollcu. Both men were admit
tedtohall.
ltlll After a Cronin Jam.
lumen: and flnlrtnn
go! hummus mommi- P. W. BATES.
will. 'l'hsnwlllheaflln
Iw’muaslsnsw-o—I-Ie-
Cchmsept. lib—Twaty-lre tat- , Eastman—sat. loans-e In I" giéfiwgmwrm n.-
dthsniuthvenireanddxotthetenthm on... or theUaltsstetheaehnuh ‘, :‘gmmm. m. «fling
WinthoOroninYIinl Tenpn» atBlenvillsand'l’wil w-hroapht “’W‘ mauled-Wu.
mmwmmm mwmw um- Jinan-nu a... ne-
mdlld to an ms. The um um mwsmmumdq,m ""5 mum. u
mm s STEEL.
. nun or
SALVATION an“ nurunno.
pa red. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
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wr:'ii§iifi m..."
Carriage linkers
A d mambo-mot
All kinds of Wagons
Trucks. Gum. etc.
Allhindscvt repent wwlydoae
9mm nrw and «and wuola toe isle.
use Road am only a
Rom-Shooting and all
kinds of Blacksmith“
I‘Tsrul 0! fr. Illn it.
tonsil Harv-III.
A
apib t!
final! Ooal!
final and Wuml
EMTOLLESl’aGO.
Oak, Pine, Cheshul and Spruce Wood
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘IALTY.
Inner 0., Pool or llavllnad II ,
BUY Yul"!
was...“
flout]: Nos-walk. Conn. N o R T H
Artllelsl Stone Steps. Coping. I
WILLOW“
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
k0,, daze,
Innufaclured by c. T. LEONARD,
new» noun-m.
[IllllSlllL lllllflfllilfill'fli
Tolhnaewhsmdasoas Islets cabinet
bu ly 1W.
u Vat-s Incas.
Im- tlc New Peel '8‘.
W
ll rha 'svmm who! not and free hernia;
eoal-. chbl prim mm to! win!“ supply,
all mi themnuly tanned writ pee
yam and may delivered.
WMSpIIt.
IAIID A!” onus,
(mu m 3 Ward's not lanai-nay.
WAGONS
New and sauna-had
Buggies, Phantoms. l‘arrlagfli.
itsnopies, Spindles, etc.
I’l'ices to Fluit All.
A. s. B‘ERRIS.
llianoads. Watches, Jewelry.
:4 Washington It»
JEWELER.
flue Wald Imam
m Int-ll.
Call and See Them.
m“ YfiY
”Milli!
ALL SUE-inns
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Beat Goods for
the Least lone)
—A‘l‘——-
H. S. BROWN’S
3001‘ & SHOE STORE,
clan-k & Lane’s Block
will STREET.
A (canyonngflwn
‘..> : .,..: ru-wvlfifl. lath Italy.
" . 1.... y“ “mm-mew
hm»! was!” Va.
unset
I.”-
i?
' . . s e
Illsrdc. - Norwalk. Conn. ”mam
“mum-elm” ‘lh In,
“8- mos mmnw .m-m:
”in
Far
Ire.
HOME SCHOOL
in Girl: all inn Latin,
arr-cross not. as, ’se.
in. E. may.
tally uni-nadir
mun ”norm.
BOIIIBOML COLLEGE !
m lam mu.
assign—st
w nu
~wflw
”a.
mi- I‘ll-mm,“
“i“
nuns-I'-
“Wheat-Mattel
Inna-
“2-."
alumna-saunter
Ile-
0
WI.
Irishman-taunting
nears-W. anew-guns
m m on. law “-
r.r.r.a-.usmesassas huh-ye.
“amuse-um
Formosa Oolong
Bllflrlll!
“Misha,“khnstcnhey
withdraw em aa‘ strength as an
”Th-Diem loityuasumlry
see an
ills-id: flthspnl'l'a. maps-n! h we
rwoposnbotsaehtenaslmmm and
lbwiadthsmhuthiuhs
mite-Ibis heel anal Io pnyreg 1e
, so: and non nus, snrr um.
HAVE Yul? 'l‘llll’lll 0LT
A Word to th'e Wise is Sufficient.
’" Hanan”
E..- “namigwww ,,
i
la-r'r wru. r \Y YOU TO mm.
in Turn or-‘non rarer) LEARN?
90E. .0939”? X9” CM!
, 91m YEW} PBFNTl-‘EPONB i
i
Call and See Samples of Work.
“is
W
Handout-stem sod-uh! have he Tea.
is” re psi has
I]: Was an old ‘l'en Buyer.
“I."
Another“: ”lh'lwtshlolstterJutltis
Price: 50c lb.
nibble tflnmrlnl
GO To
r
luminous
Choice Groceries
. Table DeliCacies,’
FRUITS, we"
No 8 Main Street.
HATS! Hl‘l'S!
FALL STYLES,
b‘flhflwd
“filer-amt
stain-sad
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
”Mud.“
mac‘s-Cm
n“ a!
d
”a
The Universal Store,
No. IO North Main St., South Norwnlk, Cl.
”WW ml 63“? men 1'0 1'!!! umnsu. man '03
'lilllllll BARGAINS l-
"A“CWIWOUBWM
FOB LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
Ts-hem-taoufsnandmmm lowisllntlnetohuywhatmseed.
The Universal Store,
lo. I. lull Iat- ltrreel, Io. Norwall, Ct.
NOTICE! ~
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
runs lllll runs 1
To Be an in llnm Less Than [:0va
AT THE STORE OF
C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Mainflt... South‘Norwalk. ‘
mtg-rummage r
A ms. use or f“
Builders Hardware,s§¥vm§1§ES!
PAINTS, ' .........
. . SEWER PIPE
Orls Vggprshes. ....
BerryBroa Hard on rim-h. WF"%“:L°:
fiWi GiglIIITARD " I". mar-mac]:
admin-omens
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