ullr.c.l’.lluntiu¢tonhss been
's hotel oil. Alteratlwmuxh in-
- otthewutterJh-Pscillcrallroad
hemlodal that he will not pay
summons debts, which. he hr
thwthewlnce’lfathw
math-game mparlectlyable todo lo
,thay wished. Ir. Huntington declared
m that he would only allow hb
«ashlar. Clara. a nit-lest income,
hfldquarterlymuladdedthatitwwld
hm altogether if then were any at-
glow-uhm’dminnt its payments in ad-
‘hs'au. Prime liatateldt indignantly re-
”toaecept apysuch was and is very
Ir. Huntington's Good new“.
Thgitofthecommeutin American cir-
i-atl’artshtothe enact that Mr. llunv
“to. has given evidence of much good
~31“de Ills-sorted that be
m during his trip through (lerunay
f‘thtPriurellstsleldtw-enotan honorable
,-I,ndthatthere were several very un-
".vtwyressouswhyhecmldnot live in his
”country. Onlearniag Ir. Hunting-
_ tu’siateatiomtheprnice‘ssrdorua lover
.dlaneenuderwrntaoonaiderahleand al-
w mire-hing modification. and, in-
“,theouly person whose feeling- of af-
ficflmhavesuflerudmchangeisflh linu-
mheraclf,whoisstill exceedingly anx-
IDtoscmdrethe [wince's badly tarnished
Wandheart. llawever,ehewill have
mudeSwhllo here. With Prim
WWthehordc of other impe-
” ado-hearers“ foreigntitles will finds
.- ”field.
~ The Black Site, of the Family.
Allportoftheeugagcuwnt of lliss Clara
Whh’iflt‘el'nncis of llatzfcldf-
William was cabled to America Aug.
19. “Huntington wasatthetimeat
Ak‘Ica-Baim with Mrs. John Sherwood,
wlhwhmnslwhadheentraveling about in
filth. she had met Prince Batzfeldt at
Ihhouse of (rs-Minister Home atParla,
IfllhehadfollowcdhcrtoAix. Theprince
warm in Hill, and has figurcdpromio
,lflly in several gambling mania]: of a
, “II-V0?! nature. Uneot these, which
VsmIrMacoupleofyears £5me much
' Ubatthetimeandledtotheprim-c's tem-
mcdip. No longer either inthcdi‘
' or military ref-ices, to both of
whichheformerly belonged,heistho black
fieepofafamily which is famous on the
eont'meutforthenumherd itsdivorcexand
Mk Bisdebts are assertcdtoheover
WM # _______________
MACHINERY HVALL BURNED.
“- Jupi’a Big “00,000 Flue—One Life
. Was Loot.
31’. Jean, 110., Sept. 17.-—The big fire
has destroyed Machinery lnll only. No
,.
I
“neonatal-adios up to the, Main;
so wallet of authority. 'l'hestateiusuoh
mm»
lash-anon.“ 11.4alplswyw.
that)“ Iltates “with!“
halal-corpus aunt
ordered that
I‘
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g:
b!
wutobedecided. Thedaoisimlsa
one. and incliuieu a careful review 1:
habitual Wit-that itnys: Wisteh
it
i
i
haswherecouuty attain momma-vied. The
not state police was impracticable. The
men of the shell! ended at the border! of
his Minty. The mutilation given the [aural—
deut the pow" and duty at airing that the
laws are faithfully executed. ”Alter mature
nauticratlmi we mmludo that the homicide
was committed by the petitioner while not
in; in the discharge of the duty imposed
upon hiathythe mutilation and hws of
th- United Hum.”
Commuting on the statements that Eagle
try too hasty. Judge Sawyer my: Eagle. on
the scene of action, chaining Terry's ac—
tions, and knowing his character, was the
party to determine when the romaine mo-
muit for action had mmo. And it he hun-
estly acted with reamuable judgment and
discretion thelnw fol-titles him, even if he
erred. The judge further says that the Int-t»
develorml in the case show that Naglo had
acted alight. “Th0 homicide was, in our
opinion, clearly justifiable in law, and in
the forum of sound practical more was cont
meudable."
THE TRIAL OF IVES.
Clerk Woodrntf (lives Some Inn-aging
Testimony Against the Young I'luaucIe-r.
New YORK, lit-pt. Iii—In the Ives‘ trial
lves' clerk, Edward W. \l'oodniff, milled
that Ives had told him that as the company
“all control It'd a majority of the stark the
ofllcers of the nnnpony had cverthing in
their own hunch, and that no trouble could
cometo them through the over hallo of the
dock. Subsequently Ives hull handed to
witnas; 2,3“) “new" shares for purpose of
cancelling old stock. Two thousand shares
of th lot of new stock were not recordal
hecaum there was not sufficient old stock for
cancellation. Ives had crusted the signature
of If. Zimmerman fi'oln some of the certifi—
cates in order to tk't'elt't! Mr. Burns, who
was the Registrar of the American Exchange
National bank where the stock was registered
according to ammo.
Ives had said to witness: “We must not let
Burns get on to this, or will get up a tree.”
About Aug. 9." Mr. Burns called at lvel’
oflce and asked in sec the old certificates. for
which new ones had been heated and regio-
tcred. Witness and Il't-s managed to tom.
porarily reassure lllr. Burns, and that night
Ives and “'00de sat up late and prepared,
what they afterward showed Burns, the old
certificates. This work was completed at ll
o'clock at night. As last as the hogm cer-
tificates were finished they were hurried over
up was time to the corn palace. our
w other building, and the expo-
dti- will proceed without interruption until
§ find”. The exhibit more forty-six acres,
l
m.“ Lam, 1a., who was employed in
“and department.
new Inlayctte carriage was saved
by theheroiceiforts of the Apaches
“WI, who distinguished themselves
. , ‘ during the night, and particular—
hbythceflorteto save Capt. Poster. The
“mm, the firsthuilt in the United
”to, was badly scorched, but stood the
bydtheilamea Ameetingof the board
it ind. was held in the afternmu, at which
flaps were taken to rebuild Mechanics’ hall
atelier. The low is estimated at Mimi),
muonsareheingmadcfm agrandre-
aptiou toflecretsry Jeremiah Rusk and his
party mm. '
Thin-WWW“.
mm, W. lat—Mr. John A St. John,
flu backer of Jake (laminar, has arrived
here. lnanintcrvicwhesaid:"ldouot
tohave auythingto dowith Teemer
btiehoat racing line hereafter. The de-
~ (Hold the referee that Gaudanr should
ruwthe new race overwasrather
,hut he had to chance between a
headand met: a Wander»!
m’thhmhimmnch. Outlicnightofthe
race I felt reamhlysnre from what he
wmwthmwould he giveuto
Mar. Idonotchargethereteree with
“dishonest—he sound to he a well
”in fellow—hut he hailed from the
_wrl-gtowntodecldc against Tcemer. 0n
buntingof the race 'l'eenier’s principal
WWW to me that Gaudaur
_ film tairlyand squarely. Harem was
,‘atheeuurntoheep it clear, and Tantra
,‘ayu-ouatsemuupmnimmoom.”
_fbel’lttuol Pml-Cawrt.
I'm Pa, Wit-Theme!
”(Hymnal mm“- calledin the
a“! nut. Shebaecuwedofpm’ouning
“her father-hrlaw and haniother-ln-
hum-emu“). Itiallegedthattln
hurled-swarm hylraolynn
dkmummmmmny
. “itch-inthempheedupontheir
h Thprimwerpludednotgnilty. The
umeoutinuednnfilnestweek.
8,... Foresters Way Ibo-selves.
m
‘Ibprsde. Numeral-ins
aatliechania’ hall. which contained the in ;
Wichita, including the lit. Jumping
“phone-ram“ but small feature :
due whole. One no: was lost—that of Capt. ‘
nervous, flqlt. 11—41» Ancient Order
thrush
. M d Harlin the line was
mflmflmllrhwm-
#nthw thercnnindcrot
the day-ad event; Among thorium.
. ”Manchurian-hon!”-
, mklimwwtonjndJm
Win-bud.“
to Mr. Burns. who was waiting for them.
This when» seemed to quiet the suspicions of
the bank oflicials. The witness had acted as
secretary of a meeting of the stockholders,
held Feb. 2.", INST, at which the dirmtors
were authorized to purchase the balance of
outstanding stock. Hill} theme, at 1:10. Witr
: hem further tentified thnt only four shares of
. the unauthorized stuck remained out to date,
3 and that three four laid been burned by
1 Ivce' directimt
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DESPERATE CONVlCTS.
; __.___
: They Shoot a Deputy Sher“! at Somerset.
Pm, and Escape.
Rollins“, Pa, Sept. 17,—Whilo the watch-
; man of the county jail was bringing a poll
ioi’ water in to the prisoners at noon “Shorty"
Gum, convicted of burglary. covered him
with a revolver, ordering him to throw up
his hands, which he did. Deputy Sheritf
McMillan came to the watchman’s assist-
once, when “Dave“ Nicely, sentenced to
hang for the murder of Farmer Umherger,
seized the deputy by the wrists and “Joe"
Nicely, a brother of Dave, and sentemred
for the some crime, shot the deputy once be-
low the heart and a second time in the side,
the deputy falling senseless. The Nicelys
then escaped and fled to the woods outside
the city. A pm was organized and started
in pursuit of the two murderers and captur—
ed them. They were brought back and
again lodged in jail.
Deputy Sherilf McMillan‘s condition is
seriom, and he may die at any moment, in
which event the Nicelys will undoubtedly be
. lynched, the ropes already having been pro
cured
Murdered hy Women.
Zammu, 0., Sept. lit—A special from
Halls, 0., says that Frank Amen, a farmer
living near llinggold, was murdered while
workinginaileld. Amandriving byheard
a cryot “murder” and hastening to the spot
nw two neighlm women, named Hampton,
running away as fast as possible. It is not
known which one committed the crime.
Amen'headwaa terribly hackedwitha
knife-ad he died almost instantly. Some
time ago the two families quarrelod over
some pmdtry. which wassettled by a justice
of peace agaimt the Hampton. since which
timethe women have been carrying sharp
curd butcher hiiveeandswearing vengeance,
Another Live Win Vienna.
N" You, Sept. l7.—John Powers, aged
‘23, a lineman employed by the Brush Eleo-
tric Light company, was killed while on-
gaged in repairing an electric light win: at
the corner of Thirty-fourth street and First
avenue. lie wasstandlngupuua ladder
when he accidentally tot-cm a live win
with his bare hands. The shock was so great
that he fell from the ladder and was so had-
lyinjarultlnthediedanhourlater.
A Chicago [lonelier C..- Bach.
Carcaoo, Sept. 17.-—"Johnuy"liamgsn,
the arr—county ennui-loner sec-d of
“lnodling,” who ran away from Chicago
two years ago to scape has re
turned from Can-tin He will-d lutoJudgp
Horton’s court and asked that he he allowed
to dye hall for a future hearing. Hie hall
wa- lud at Ol.lm,which was pumptly
Handgun Ht the court
this! Ila-usuall- tun.
uses-ah new
w” WVW m
3‘
l“!
:-
8. z: z 9 mmaunuoummcm
: . . .. , we saved. The have
3 u ’ 838888833... '2. mas-nu; at . lab-tract.
.. unmanaggzgg, 3 static leans lire. do (been
i V‘BSS‘BS‘BIS‘ oliheeepedeatlli not. teeth-Mendel
it 3 GUOI-QO::: I "I my. ”flax-ll
5 We” ”3 3 y 5 mud-nausea. rte-tun hair
5 8 _...__"_ .. blush. lane and may not awn
.. b , -3 Weallowyoato l salt hmbvtbnaso
g. Q g ifyeadoaottush watt nu lthaelasd
': an wewillmanteyeayaar lea estate:
.... _..,. a .. 3' mam mammal-man
fi session. i manner. is. to a word:
avwnouogg w; Ilea‘selnlat tllllJl raise-av
'3 an. oath coats. sates Inc. $15, worth It. :
nea‘aw'aewale Ialtnletast this season at
» ~ l..- - “Wm“:"brr‘n‘w ”no";
I t . .
,4? '5353355555' cannot “Illa“ el's'rwhareqler its that: gun-
_. N ._ 7,, men's!) a n. salts. lull new hlae. sari. sold
- "'- sayalian to: lb ; men's watt iA, vole
everywhuelor .D. wewillselllor‘l womtscrr
telnlo di «twin-old when 10
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie tool at llmland in. on Water. PM. Box all
My itiro'ai‘roiil.“ i 1”
10
Last Chance.
I
D.wvalll sell for 8.: “M
worthflfl
anon, we in: not tor
wont Cull; mundane-suspenders will to ulna
J u. sari-low. 333%.“ ”whl‘.ll?:.m;'.m
° 1 ”no: ”#3.? m”‘§'“m%'i£=’
Builder and contractor. m. m... . .m .l'. m. .3... a...
role eilher summer or winter clothlnc at It»
than halt raise. It Ito. 6 Iain lit . out in them
state. Norwalk. t‘mu During this mat fire incur
seer sale the saluroomwiil remalnopcn until it
o'clock at night. Saturday until it o'ch ch.
mow—m
[ammonia-Idem Indium
t 0!
cl; s nits thstare iota tar
lor ti
.: children's plate Sic"
('atem for Weddings and Paula, Ire Clean
annually on hand («them-J: and well. llle ale
heated Root Beer and Imployml once,
so ins or. so. NOBWaLll. or
ltuvllund’a Pratt filon‘.
(liltllCI liaisons. BANAN U. FIG“, DATES
I all t ind of tote. more! fruit wnlrrtlmer’,
and reliable Plovm and Harden Seeds. Iranian I
But! Find and Gravel at
c. A. un’iuko‘s. at am. or. Norwalt
was" 1'0 INFO!!! Till PUBLIC 'l'll t'l' l
havetaken thesgmcy of the flout-«hold Bew-
5 Machine and in cmnectlon will do general rc-
og of all kinds of sewing lschim. Orders
left at lot Main sued, Harwell. will rxcelve
prompt attention. )5! t: ILKIIAILBH.
ATEN'I'B.
G. I! BYING’I'0\.
Washington. I). 0.
Ten yrars in United litatct Palm! Ollrre
as w (luide to sorrows mailed free
A LIX. B. GIBQOK.
er-nm oi the Pt!!!- Con
bury.
i’ianoforte, Organ and losleal
IYompositlon.
m a, nu Box as r. 0.. NORWALI. can
imsl (’hatcl,Wat¢r
of
J c. CROWD.
O
Parpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimates m.
.ln'm‘nr or all kinds pvvnopziy attended to
Sh. Ann street. near lair.-
P 0. I “ll. South Kuwait ('1.
J I). swam
. 8:1me {Quint-In.
[Indortakcr it Embalmer.
ztrarrmc mom 311.1. m 11!! omca.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence. 5 list St.
880 3m Norwallt, Conn.
WM 5. HELP“
Architect. and Civil Engineer,
Furnish» l’hm, s-‘prciflcstiona and Superintend-
ent-v fr r we conntructlg 0! every description
0
use.
TEBIS REASONABLE.
Omen-Taylor’s Building Washington 81..
am. Norwalk. P. 0. Box 775
SOUTH KOIWALK SAVINGS RANK
5! Washington Street.
Open Dallyfrmnomltal..andfrota I leap.-
au-toe Satnrdsyevenlmfromttos
"Interest allowed on Morita.
ALB“ BOLXAKSJ’nsJ
JOEE ll. mule. Vice-I’m;
tad—iv. JOHN ll. “AYES“. aau’l'raae
AYING LOCATED I! W. A. WIIRILIR'B
.11 um: W...“ “’" mm" ”fifiafiifi'fi‘
mm’mmfifl "gamma?
teed. Call and give the a trial.
my??? "l'lu
Lower end of Water St. So. Korwslh. tall lw
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishln Undertaker.
(.‘aElaudsee-ylsrsa dsnhndsoftnraltan.
as Inl- Min-ll.
i purl-ted Malawi”
wifmdmdmbygw
f
mm,” place.
of
' P. W. BATES.
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
nos. mom’s
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls and You Ladies,
nu-ornss 001‘. 3d, ’89.
Mrs. M. E. Mead.
ll”!-
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
’ nuns ll
SEW ER PIPE
awn '
General Sewer Contractor
WWET.
mum-"mm “1.:
I". warmer:
term
I}. Dell.” 8: SM,
5! Washington Street, South Norwa‘k
liar-Class Balers, Confectioners
Ord‘ rs I’romptly Attended 'l'o.
Taylonfiolden
Burma in C. It DsliLY".
27 flain Street, Norwalk.
1‘ ml l cc ’Cren m.
(I DEKLYX.
HIO‘JI
‘r
W. P. DIKLY N.
I’IIOTO
llllfllilll‘l!
filel
Wide Angle Lenses
GIIKDLACE MAKE.
AT A. DISCOUNT.
G. .S. NBRTH, Photographer.
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass. and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Loan- Negotiated.
omcaz—«tawumzm 8L. Bo. Nurwslk
COMPLETE,
THOROUH ll ,
PRACTICAL
Shorthand, Tvpewriting and
Business Course,
THE contain. count
Gazette Bandit-371' orwullt.
Day Session—9a. In. to l p. In and: to 4p. m.
lvening Senna—loud”, Weaneedsy and Fli-
dsy. 1on tom.
' Call and See Us.
llll'ill Bliillllll Ulllflll
(laterally Phonocnphic Academy)
AND SCHOOL OF
Simian and Insulin,
5t .Itlnallc 5L. Stamford, (It-
(( lured for vacation July 12m.)
Reopens for Study Sept. 4, 1889.
BRANCH“ 'I'AU’Gll'l‘:—8hortha Tynewflt-
Bookkeeping, man-hip,
PM. COUPO-
BIC.
to am: I mflmbengn‘hi: WWW .im “2 120'
III I of enter
the lnstitat’iou. m
wool;
umeeuttrreou Yieatlon letterto
“million. 1»...
HITS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
In all nude! and colon of
Still and Soft lists, Silk Hats.
[Boy's list-ind (up. Ora-h lists for men and
hugs. latrines“ lists for man at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
rattle-tar attention pald to
“slug, Clonal-g and Ironing
“It llats. .29
Let Your Light Shine! ""‘
has-erred
Styles, 100.
"mm a. slum}, A
Carriage Bulldersl
No. 65 HAIN STREET. REAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazoos and Carriages made and re-
pa‘red. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOIIIHRG I'ROMI'I’L" ATTENDI'IDJO.
aui.
ll'illGll'l‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
Av d mannlamm-rs of
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks. Carts. etc.
All kinds of mps‘rioz pr vmptiy done.
Several nrw and second hand mono lor rule.
New Road Cans only 8'1).
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds ofBlacksmithing'g
rum of Franklin so, i
aoutlt Norwallt. }
I
. m‘l'}? .‘L __
QVAdONs
New and ruminant!
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’v'ices to Suit, .XII.
China's“... item.
may “Tm.
BIBBEIISI
ALL HEADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The host Goods for
the Least Money
—AT—
H. S. BIUWN’S
BOUT & SIIOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
lit:
(“'1 Solid Gold Whirl ’ I
N-H In! S ‘00. null. Int-iv.
\ in»: s“: nah i: in thaw-Mb 'l 'l
I l‘elkut War-
' rant-d. Ila-y so id Bald
_, liaatiar Lure. Boll ladlre‘
and gents' isthwilhwovha
‘ and ram of equal value.
One retools in each lo-
ramy run a'cun one frre,
Ina P'h- r who our lsrrv undul-
v. ro'o hm of flannel-old
hamploa. ‘l’hnc maples. u
writ as the watch. we trad
' Maud Iller you have hm
(hm to your “luv tor” mouths asdshewatM-tol'hssa
amuuy anemic-Lu" Wynn-with'luu
who write I: eon rsa III. of maid-c l Itch
and Samplefi We ay all Mel-tau: Antan-
Itlmson“. n I!
.. :9
176m
Nrw llam. cm.
The Wicca 'l‘ar Soap maho- s tine lather and
leaves the skin soft and surreahle; its cleansing
qualifier-re tint-clue [like It.
It. I. Billitlalt, Ingram, manure! 8L
Naw [lam Con.
Gentlemen—Having and your Fatima ’I'ar Soap
myself, and flodinf it a thoroughly good article for
cleansing. refresh on and hallo? the skin. 1 cheer-
fully recommend lt profeslmllé
Illa. J“ B. B'l'l’l'BON.
LE" item} no .I‘
ET. BATH 3. Nu“
For Completion. am sea-nudes.
Ottawa! Hands. .ottfllIIIIIt.
Wrote-assault.
”momma-unmet”
l4hlllllnmufldhuhyman,flab.
room ans-v 0... low lawn. (lean.
filth-nowaxalrulaadshaldhflm
Indmrhistoryndflmiaem
w
Guam-i thin
lamina-saunas.”
/
sans-dimer
Gents’ Linen Collars, Standard
Gents’ Linen Uuii's, 15c.
coal ! " an“:
Allihclavnritcnricllm of hard and her burning
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
‘EBUNDLED WOOD A SPEI‘IALTY.
Unlaundried, 250., 503. and 7 5c. Laundried, 7 50. and $1.00.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2.00
BOYS’
2
GENTS’ SGARFS, TIES, «he.
0" ”-0
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
{-34 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
SHIRT WAJSTS,
50. to $1.50.
WGWMG’WW
“I“! "
I...“ I '
Win It monitor otcoll.
lime Boudd
lumber Can. I. ll. Ana‘s.
Wm. a. mom a son,
Sanitary and Hydraulic hum,
BUY YOU It
Emu mm Will
From th; Sew Coal Yard,
E. M. TOLLES & CO.
coals. a vial [Ricrll givrn for Winter supply.
All cm thoroughly rrrcvncd. or” pro—
paxed and promptly d. lireml.
Sawed and Split.‘
"Arum”. so;s"sé.;.;a3;..i...,
Lawn ROLLER!»
lulu 0.0.. an a 47 Washington It. ,
IOIH'II walnuts. Ill-f .
CARRIAGE BLOCKS. amanllfil-r'é'g'm'fi'lw”; 7
650., &c.' “‘1'me .1-
Manufaclured by c. T. lEONABD,
In" I!
. . -Nwl
hoes! Survevlsnal lleaeral Work will . M
jv m he gives prompt attention.
Hum-hmisliullnlt
C H I!“ A
otiss "Wino.
“'c linva- lltt' “cum
Tcu and Tulle! I0“
. 7‘ In Town. _, ‘.
, srovss and muons '
Hot Air Heaters. T... and Sheet Iron wm.
85 Water Street.
F.H.HaSIl&Br0.
Cor. llslu 1 West Sis.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gaming.
STEAM HEATERS
A'SD
F
YARD AND OFFICE,
Water 81., root at llavlland 8| ,
Opposite Putt .1: Wetd‘n Shoe Manufactory.
norm n. roams,
#homweaod Retail Dealer lo all klndaol
flfllL AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Elna Stone. Etc.
behlgh, backauanna, Locust.
Mountain, Franklin, and
Williesbarre Goals.
llali RUB EB Pill'l‘
Yard" root of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch office at Stilson
Drug Store Mini
TRY THE
:ulALt
STOVE
cult!
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f.“
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Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always :1 uni-
form size.
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‘RIYM NI] BRflS
HUMPHREYS’
r. mad for may
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DI. nouns-"I'm aresdentiilcallyaud ,
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Bums Mill snail
FUR THE FALL lNB WINTER TRADE.
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Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
1intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
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C.H-Harvey7
12 North DIain Stu, So. Nomalk.
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No. 10 North Main Sh, South Norwalk, Ct.
FOLLOW THE GREAT RUSH TO THE UNIVERSAL STORE 1'03
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No. It) North Main Street, 80. Norwullt, CI.
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