In JIM
Wm leaner molten.
M and em... Iwept am a;
I“ Weave—liven W by
’wmlflv‘
mam-mm lit—Japan's.»
mwmwmunmpoute
' hetehlnemhar of drowned
“lambda“. 20,htheeltyostkr
or
lure, Kidd—lure and llldsha, at
Influx“
mun-um by laying Watere-
'ihsltithiaoknnlswellcdfromthlrteeu
bmhnhmentaandthe vlltageof lwahsehi
m waded away. Immediately the village
fl about forty-eight other hamlet were
med by the raging watera
"fly Penna Buried Alive.
“theater-ulna“ Aug. ID an enormo-
‘efearthfall from the mountain near
“village of Tenuokawa and stopped the
~.
motthegiverof themnename, which,
I!“ already "out: greatly, abnormal
Invillageanddrowned nearly all the in-
hhitanta A number of the villager- he
hating to Tsujido, took refuge in their
hmple, which wan on high ground, but
whenthe landallp occurred about fifty per-
” were buried alive.
THE IVES CASE.
'l'ha Pro-econo- Unexpectedly Berta the
Cleo—It la lvea' Turn How.
Raw Yoau, Sept. lD.-——ln the prosecution
of the lreecnae Henry D. Motion-an, of the
in: of Human, McGowan k Cu, 38 Wall
.M testified in regard to several loans of
£52,0tlhnd £5001), negatively, which Ives
got through him, putting up as collateral for
the first loan 2,500 shame of tbecommon
flack of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day-
ttlt railroad. The defame then triedtoahew
that the witnem was heavily indebted to
null Sage, and that at that gentleman‘s
mggeetlon he went to Cincinnati to testify
lvea
Warren 1.. Sampson, a clerk in the employ
of Drexel, Morgan & (30., testified to receiv—
ing the common stock of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad aseecurity
for the loan advanced for £52,”.
Edward Burns, cashier of the American
Exchange bank, was the next witness. Burns
mulled that in W6 he was assistant cashier
of the American Exchange hank. lie then
Ind charge of the registration of securities.
W to April 14, 1887, he said, it hall not
healthecustomofthe banktoplaceamarh
of cancellation on the old stock for which
new certificates were innied and registered
The bank since that time has canceled all the
old certificates before issuing new ones. Dur-
ing the latter part of April, 1857, witnem
rated that he spoke to Ives about the old
Milena: for which the bank had issued
., . (Ina. Ives replied that he would get them
as soon as he could.
‘ The next time Bum saw Ives he was at
hiaoflico, April 14. Ives endeavored to again
putwitnta off by saying that it would be an
m oodles job to get the old certificates
. Witness insisted, however, saying
that he would stay in the bank all night, if
hour], in order to get the stock. He then
Wood to the bank. Shortly after batches
(1 old stock began to arrive. Ives continued
to laid them until 9 o'clock, when all the
Wits were then in witncs’ hands
_ Witn. mid he compared the old stock with
“tide-tea previously imned, and found them
I) be all right.
the prosecution would rest.
Mesa-s. Brooke, Fullerton and Wilson, for
the defense, then conferred for some ten
,_ minutes, upon the expiration of which Law-
yer Brooke moved that. the jury he advised
by the worth) acquit the defendant. Rec-
order Smythe denied the motion, saying
that he would leave the case to the jury.
To Help the Illinois Miners.
ananaz, Pa, Sept. lit—The fourth
annual convention ofthe Rational TradeDir
trictof Minersandlifiue Iaborersoithe
United States began here. An aggregate
manbmbip of 211,001) is momenta]. National
W Master Workman John B. Ray, of
Coalmont, Pa, read his annual report, show-
irg the neefnl work of the organization. The
dght hour question andareduction in the
for powder will be leading subject
(erection hytheconvention. Stepawlll he
takentoaidthe strikinglllinois miners.
Therewill he a momter mas meeting at
Nantiooke this evening. Mr. Powderly was
at the convention today.
Your Cronin Juror: at Laat.
f.
titty and the defense sixty challengu.
n. fatally Scalded lilo Daughter.
thinleheeanreoover.
finicwflmtaflm
Wamom. W lQ—Secrehry’l‘racy
I.“ a deddon that will haveanim-
pertant on the future building’s):
warvaIfortbeUnited Stats navy. Be
“Wick” the madman steel
mm for thelsat
W at
navyyarda
Borneo,
Mar mum, our-unu-
mainte- mm of Ilaambluro,
‘M-dtheaulnbuof puma. rewiring
batman flatahoraila normal level.ud
The usual noonday recess was here taken,
and when the court reconvened at 2:15 p. m.
Durict Attorney Fellows announced that
, Cmcaoofiept. lit—Four jurorehsve fin-
allyheeneecnmd to pan judgment on the
fivemennowontrlal forthemurderof Dr.
(koala. Theytook the formal oath at 3:45
.pn,andten minutes lats were eecorted
treatise juryhox int) Judge W
teroom,wheretheywillhekeptunder
fianrveillance of ahailiff until their col-
ahallhave been found. The name:
‘F ottoman JohnCnlver,Charleschka,
f Wharton and Frank Ball. Allfonr
are Americans. The state has now need
law You, Sept. lit—While intoxicated
Own Helena, of No. 4% East Nineteenth
his (brighter, Mary, by her
‘ hirto the stove,where hepoured boiling
mmthe poor gin-Lemming her face,
an: and chest, and injuring halting: so
thatthedocton at Believue hospital do not
congre-
the New York and Norfdk
moaned aMl‘lacal'lrwee.
the New MIMI“:
Twenty-eighth M at hath!!!
hunk—here. Aa addre- wasdsllvued
” Charla F. Eaten, of Phwpaw, In,
whinmmumrhgwrhdtinlag
3'” when Joe John: Win
“an onion w-e menace-a-
| m m.mum
Wm” Mimi...” . .....s c i I l 1-»
mamwhamdtlfim wm ......... . ........ o I o o 1—4
ammonium-mum lama-zeimssaanrw.lmauale
Ichlghttflyunfwdrarlag at!“
townaadtho'www made “W'MWP
”mmw m ............. ll’iooo'l”.
Dr.llll ' i theoldwurlllw', ......... “1 100000;“;
aodthenewaaaplanht mgr-ii mar.
“$.1qu Manny-v .
mwmwwlmfl ... 1.00...°—‘
magnitude-minis“ thawing:- ° ° ° ° 9 l ‘ 9“
WdWluthlfi-M m.mmmamum-a
clergy from participating in the coming MW
W to the man of ham Ili- Mum... l e r o o e o 5-»
fragte. cam ....... oeoreoooa—t
Henryllwmb, ultheDalIo- Batteriea:flotulaandluckley.llntehhaoa
ascretary
eratieetateesatral committee, and territo-
m at Montana under Cleveland'n ‘mwm-
“minim-000. In! M m W Afimfiwmw 4 o s o a o 0-4:
withhavlug Itolm whiter-may In Ina-0‘ 3......" ' ' I 4 0—“
from all up to no». Rowan-leaned on
“All hall.
The lion John ll. Starla in a long led.
to Grant 'guaranta. that the local
steam interact» will anb'acrihe 0-5“).le
if the world'n fair hi held within New, York
city'n llmilu.
At (Numb-w
Empmai Frederick. oceans-flied ll! 5' Oolumlan ............... o a l o o l
daughwrnhuleft Berlin forming-I. Mlltwwe. ........... l o o‘o'e 0‘3 0::
Rev. Dr. Hrnncrvllle, a [imminent Bunch
minister, hi dead.
Mr. Sexton la preparing a speech which be M “"3“ an,” 0“th llaviland St. 0' Water. , P,“ {”32
- .‘ . (Alumni: .......... ooiooloo . M... W.
llldclncr before the lame“ commhaiou s, hm,” ’ 2 0 o o I o I a x”, B. D'Altmla,
when it mum its ""50“ next ninth. it Itatlrrira: Conway and Hoover King and Boyle 0' .
hexpi-cu-d that the mm. will occupy four ' ' M for Weddinn and Men. In on:-
days in itsdellvery . 0m" “a“ rev-lanthanum forthc nick and well. ill: cob
, ' M Symmue~ mum ltoot am. and lmplcnnunl Mice.
Lol. George Flour-noun well known law gym ............ :1 l l l l o l o 0—: mum 8T..80.NOBWALK.(T
rem! Bun Frauduonn cx-Cnnfederateof- imam”, _ , .,o o o o o o o o 0—0 M. M. 7...- “.2..--
lleerand at one time attorney general of Batteries: Keefe and Brigg, liar and lo ““‘fllflld ‘ I’I’lflt Store .
Tmm3. i8 (Iv-(t ‘2'“? (in: illtlthA‘NfiKS, may: H, rm? lv‘n'f'iti
~ . l mm: w 1 ant of mid. now run, cam -rv m",
The Mexican comm! at Antwerphan anu— Detroit. H .......o o o 0 g o , g a“ “mum. Manammumde Nubian-o
mitted suicide on account of financial difll- Bump, , . 3 0 1 5 o a o n x_‘, llmi p,,,,d,,,,,m,.,,.,.,,.
“In“ Batten-oi: Kramer and finodfcliow, Whitney and C- A- “AVILANIVJ-‘l “1009!» NM‘W"
Granville, N. J.,i+ to hnvea new national ”“7. WI!" 1.” INFORM Till! “mug T“ ,1- l
bank. th"k""' u 2 0 3 5 0 0m 1—31 havenkc-ntccag-nvy o‘f melli‘r‘imwmm 11'3-
. - ” ' " -------------- ' n thi. and lnconmc.» cm w o gran-m re-
A “fiat—UM daughter“ Md Yunn'. 0' lilmliflm ..... l O 2 I) I O 0 l 0— | haltingof all Mode of sewing Isl-litmu- tmlrn
Orange, h. J., fell into a kettle of boiling Merrie»: unmunm Summons ”,1 1-,", an at ta mm mm. Emmi “l” fir-fl"
eatwp and WM scaldcd to «loath. . prompt nitmilm 1,9 t? if. hIlAliJm
Mrs. J. H. Cuthbert, wife of an auditor in In New Haven . . _' I ‘ .
theStandnnl Oil coinmmy's employ, died at 7"” “m" '"m "10 WW and Lowell ATLN l 9"
Toledo, 0., while on her wedding trip.
Curlers in Convention.
Mam, Sept. let—The twenty-third an-
nual convention of the Grand National Curl-
ing club of America compiled at the armory
of Company B. Delegates are present from
all parts of the United States and Canada
Secretary Foutz rewl his annual report, re-
viewing thc numerous guinea played through
out the country during the season and con-
cluded as follows: “There is an epidemic of
betting and gambling sweeping over this
fair land in connection with outdoor sports
which it behooves this association to strictly
guard against and keep our record clear and
clean as curlers and himorable men."
ly oveqnwercd and taken to Jefferson liar-
A Train “'reclaed by Kaye.
C0500“, N. H., Sept. Ill—The south-
boundWhitc Mountain exprms, a heavily
loaded and wry first train, jumped some olr
atmction near North Concord, and wu
saved from disaster only by the wheels luck-
ily catching the track. The pamengera were
shaken up and badly frightened. It was
subsequently discoverer! that a done or
more fish plates had been placed on the rails
by Percy and Arthur Abbott, brothers, aged
respectively 10 and S, who had attempted to
wreck the train out of revenge for having
been put olfa freight train on which they
tried to steal a ride to Northfleld, where
they were going to visit their uncle.
“in “’indnw Giana Wage Trouble.
Pl'rrsnfltii, Sept. 19. —The window glam
wage trouble has not been settled, and some
interesting developments are expected before
many days. There is a great deal of dissatis-
faction, which may lead to the dissolution of
the manufacturers’ association. which has
been in existence for many years. Pittalmrg
manufacturers have an advantage over
watcru glasmen, who are compelled to use
coalaefuel. Some of the Pituburg mann-
factumsmustpay $30 per month per pot
for gas, while others pay nothing, as they
own their own wells. The latter elm, it is
claimed, are the ones who urged a settlement.
The Army of the Cumberland’a Meeting.
CuarrnxoooA,Teun., Sept. lib—The at»
ciety of the Army of the Cumberland met
at 10 a. rd, with Gen. Rmecrans presiding,
The funds on hand were foundto besnfiicicnt
for another year, and on Gen. F‘ullertim‘h
motion the money collected at this meeting
of the society will be devoted to the erection
ofamonument tothomemoryof Gen
Thoma Oneof the veterans, f}. D. Greer,
of Princeton, Illa, waaaccidentally killed in
Lookout Mountain incline. He was a mem-
ha' of Wilder’s brigade. There are fully
10,01) strangers in the city, 4,000“ whom
sresoldim.
Shot Ilia Wife Thrice.
Parmesan, N. J., Sept. l9.——Cornelim
Rye-eon, while intoxicated, whipped hh
wife,who had awarrant iamodforh’lar
rut. Ryeraon learned of hornet, bought a
revolverand tried topersuade hertowith—
draw the cmnplalnt. Upon her raft-l to
do so Ryerwn fired two ahoteat her,ene
takingeilectin her breastandtheotherin.
harleftarm. Thewoundedwoman pluckily
thrcwablanketoverhisheadandmceeeded
in disarming him, but not before he had
again M her in thehead. Ryermn waa
arrested. Biswifeniaydle.
lackpurrt'a layer Inland.
Rm N. Y., Sept. l9.-—Bx—Mayor P.
D. Watts, of Lockwfl. stepped into an ale
vator well at the Brackett bum in thk city.
He fell ten feet. He mired a revere gosh
(I the fmehnd andalaocomplalned of pain
inthesidea Illa advanced age makes his
eonditim lumbar. danguuus. Mr. Wal—
ters wu attending the diner—n council here.
Artist Pen-an Payro- Dead.
Bosmzv- Built-19.4. W. m of Hyde
Park, the "world rammed artbt penal-n,
chief suthorof the Pay-on, Danton & Bail»
nereopylnxhandtheinaa who fire: gave
tothe student of America ads-tide analy-
fiofscript writing, b dud, aged“. He
received many and-b la ht lifetime for an-
pwior work with the pars
unannuwfiym
WEI,” la-‘no rill-c
dRmthInhwawaathalearly
man-numeral.
“ray-danflyall fie m m
htheplaee. Thrill-warned by a do
call-er. Thole-W8..-
aad Farrell.
m ..... ’ ....OOOOOOOlOl—-I
(WI.........OO 0 1 000 i I 3—!
Mean.
and Quinn.
clubs were prevented by rain.
avenue in the neighborhood of Fifteenth
street «lined much excitement. Armed with
a pairof sheen andapieeeof iron he at-
tacked several carriages and made desperate
arm. to amault the inmates. He was final-
het court. Therehegave his nameas'l‘homaa
Haguirc. He later landed in this country
from Ireland, and claims that Father Dou-
uelly, of St. Francis Xavier‘s church on Six-
teenth street, [admired him a situation. lie
failed toobtain relief from the reverend gen-
tleman and determined to do mule thapa‘ate
act. The inmates of the carriage: Maguire
attacked only mcnpcd by the fleetin- of
their hornea “'th seized by an odlcer Lla-
guiremadeadeapente fightandcutthe po
liocuian‘s coat in several place in an attempt
to
seemed dazed and did not take the slightest
intern“ in the [nicer-ding; lie was tuned
of the State council of the United American
Mechanics twenty pm: ornmelnrs were m
neivcd into the Grand muncil and the follow-
ing "my.“ were elected: State coumelor,
cil swu-tnry, W. H. Device, of Camden;
state council treavurcr, Abner Sparks, of
Camden; inductor, W.
Gloucester: examiner, J. B. Andrews, 4!
Camden; protector, Wilmer Fletcher, of
Gloucester; rqil'esentative to the National
at hielmlle ~
Batteries: Iota-raw" and area, luryaa and
Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
H..hl.’:3
.. Ottilliifl
ICOhOD
anon. g 3.
"rewiring
.. “firearm;
fiHCICDOD‘.”
assassgerae'
rCCOICIgfl‘
Inna-mam.“
kneel lotiaaelieatpnarllae.
“mm m.
"aim: liohlwln and O'Connor, Cunningham
1‘ Maniac on Fifth Avenue.
Sew Your, Sept. ill—A maniacon Fifth
stab him. When arraigned Maguire
Tumor, N. J., tic-pt. l9.~—At the meeting
Dr. J. 8. within, of Burlington; statecoun-
D. Townsend, of
«until, G. S. Smith, of Hudaon. There are
thirty—tire councib in the state, with a amn-
hership of 2,573.
An Enormous number Plant.
lsuruim, Mich, Sept. lil—Buildinzi for
the warehouses and odioea of the Michigan
Lumber company are now being built. The
mill of this company, to have an mnual cut—
ting capacity of Khalid”) feet, 8 to he in»
eated on the Dead river, two miles from
Marquette. A logging road will he built to
tarry the loge from the place where they are
cut tothe mill. Two hundred men are now
at work and more are being hired daily. A
road will hebuilt to the Dead river, eight
mila north of here. The Michigan Lumber
armpany will employ over Lil!) men during
the coming winter.
Seaford'e Severe Searching.
Wruuxo'roa', Dot, Sept. Ill—A are at
Sanford, which originator! in Morrow’s block,
ewepttheentire street a faran. 0. Colli—
aon’s dwelling. Among the buildings de-
strayed were the following: J. J. Phillip’
Idiom, George Dolhy’e store, W. D.
Rohhnon'a store, Norrow'e block, lamb
hall and Shipley'h drug store, Town hall,
Howard's jewelry store auddwelling, Odd
Felluwe’ halland Greeahanm'astoreand for
m owned by J. C. Collisnn. The total
In- will not exceed team
A tome-tare! Race Ira-Illa.
lionmonnr, Ala,8ept. lit—Comm
bie excitement prevail: dtCakrmsixty Inila
northef th'w place-,over a threatened eel»
lHonof The trouble grow! onto!
the Wet an incendiary lettu'writ-
tubyamgrmwhlchmealedapMagahfl
the whites and urged thenegruestolnm-
rectim. Avillainoi- white mauwhohat
thebottomof thetrnnblehnowmghtfw,
andifcanghthewill behanged. Them
malofCalerahaewiredhereforthrecdo-n
Which-terrific.
W I. ”on“.
flaw You,” 19,-l’rederlck Reilly, 17
y-n old,cmployrd in the kindling wood
hopefcharleallimmelatMHflWd
MyMMwhfleattammtnputa
Oman, 0|]..pr m~as fat-cat
Hm.-arhwafo-mewa
gout-u NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
l.
5) Wuhiagton Street.
We Daflyfrnino w “LIL.“ from 2 win.-
ine on Saturday evening! from a to 9.
Flower waited on Deposits.
mes mums. er.-
Jomi n. rennin. "it's-m;
mun u. sneer. Bee. m rm
HICIIIIIQ SIN-p.
HAVISG LOCATIO l! W.
then
[mounted upand am ' rcparrdtodo
uni-blue rewiring
.
allhlndeot genital
Bicyrlce repaired and new purer fumlrhtd. lawn
mowers gnmnd and repaired. 3&""afllflu guaran
Iced. Call and give me s trial.
Wm}: rum.
6
1mm end of Water at. Fe. Noni-ti.
Osflsadrcelylarrc
mention with midterm”.
Huh
3. IAIIOKI),
Bililder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
on
ALIX- 8. Glllflcw,
mm of tin: Fm. (lurcmtmna. I tnzrh,ww~x
bury. Teacher of
l‘ianofortw Organ and ii mind
Composition.
fl 1, inch no: no r. r... NORWAI.R.1'ONN
J ('. CEO".
e
Carpenter and Builder.
Ham fin-eluted snd Intimate: elven
10th! of all kind! prm‘nvlly alt'ndrd to.
chop Am. direct. near Main
!' 0 no: in. South Raw-1km.
I n. JINNINfifl.
' a
over to the charity commisionera. up; vnuc man? our. 13 11!: Drum
-_._,_-___._._.. yo. 4 Knight er. Wee. 5 lbs 8! -
United Mechanic- (‘hooee ()Icern. w 3m Nnm’alk. Corn.
0. R ll\'l\(p'l 0‘.
Rubin-glint, II. C.
Fri. year-- in United irate! Patna: m";
mod» to Inventor. filtellhl Irv
Sac-cram to L K. Quintana.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
WI 9. KRAFT.
Architect and Civil
Furnlehce Hana. P‘p-ciflratioce and Superintend
met for the cvmrtmclinn of every dflcrintlme
of buildings.
orwalh.
Pr
en:
TERMS BEASONA BLE.
timer — Taylor's Bigldlnr Wellington 51..
Engineer.
P. 0. Box 7:5.
jobhlngaad
A woman's
iDVlL
D“ II
Ahopirparadtofuralsh
theirmncntof thrice-inlay:
George II. Raymond,
FlIllSl'l‘UllE llEALhit !
And Fumishin Undertaker.
ofafl kmfh‘of furniture
8. la!- Street. Harwell.
«20%; Telephone,“
place.
Ber
0. ML“. I‘l. 1w
27 Haiti Street, Nomalk.
lint-Class Balers, Confectioners ’
And Ice Cream.
_ a. Uncl‘crzflnhearhio- can compare
‘3‘ r2; , nu- nr one
P - = - , .2 m i 5.. . .. Swain: household use. Clean, free
“amen : ll , \. , 4,,“ in: r .o ml: of limb” _
m m... WE? i3..‘..“l'.":.‘2:'.‘.‘:.’:.."‘""‘.. n: from slate, and always a um-
mmmeoio the slow mun-"oi n... i. if... tr. afifirm'm rfiTdo": form size.
Wing“ mum “I uiumylanulzdt Wampum rt . Than
Inmafl 'illuth hit! waowotoetemua matron-Irina e ate.
3-“ .. a m Watmrazrwm.m _._........
Maori.
fl-
P. W. BATES.
n I II law Inna. Con
Thehrieon'i‘artioapmakaaanelalhrrand
loam the chin soft and agreeable; it- chasing
qualities are Intclaaa i like if.
R. I. Sillltlhl', Ingram, William! St.
' ’ ' New llavn Corn.
0 (lanai—lint and enrlaiieou'l’ar Soap
5'" "'"‘”°' ”‘ ""“"‘ 'm'3"“e:mr7’nmimrr*£
' l I! . c -
. fall it Ill .
5' wuhlflgmil Street, 80"“! "0N3 k y mud ”mi I. H -
Orders Promptly Attended 'l'o.
I. I. ML“.
Gents’ Linen Collars, Standard ‘
Unlauudried, 250., 50c. and 7 5c. Laundried, 750. and $1.00.
Cheviot and ”Flannel Shirts, 400.
Styles, 100.
Gonts’ Linen Cufi's, 15c.
lichliAN & Show,
Goal“! nmiloal!
No. 05 MAIN STREET, REAR OF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING. BUY YOUR
[Ina -..ill.l“"“
E. M. TOLLES & CO.
W ii iii "'1' 85 FLYNN,
carriage makersi All the invnrxarw‘flim of bird and—freo- burning
coal-u bin-rial [men s L iv-rn for winter “half.
A Lcoal mahogany ”rev-nevi. wz-ll prc-~
pared :nd [tempt-y d. Iivernl.
Warm: and Carriages made and re-
pa’red. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
...._-_.....
.llllllil Nil PROMI'I'IA' A'I'T I'ZS DE!) :0
ID-‘
A. d earnfsrrnrctr or
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks, Carts. etc.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
All kind.- (1 n-pawtng pr woolly done. i
Pct'i'ral Irv-w IM "mud hand warm! for male. i
Sew lined run- only see. sawed and Split.
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS,
250. to $1.50.
i GENTS’ SCARFS, TIES, &c.
A. DICKEBMAN & SON,
S4 Wauhington Street, South Norwulk. Conn.
“Admin Stone hanfimpiig.
' LAWN COLLEEN -.. ’
Carnage Bulldersl CARRIAGE BLOCKS. mmllfib'li'mw. ,,
W m 650.. 550-. "1‘ng 3‘
Manufactured by c. T. tEONARD, Wigwam-ammwnm, A
only ' V
iiiiiiiflm W
P L U M Bl N G ,
Steam and Gallium;
{Hot Air Heaters.
to $2.00
Photo studio, _,
Over MOI”. um
WM“'W
w- anion. 0.8. done. some I
aim aural, or and.
lone-r than. I. a. an
Ila!- OIeI. Ill I 0‘! Wm H.
sour-a IOIIWAII.
jvnf he circa pro-pl attain
MMHuuxe—hmixliufiuh 7
GHANA ;
fll.A'“TS WARE.
“’e harem nae-pert .
'l‘q-u mad Toilet m f“ ,-
l 2 Town.
STiH'l‘lS and RANGES .
I Tm tau-l Short ll’Oll With.
to Water lines.
('or. lnln k “’1'!" Sta.
STEAM HEATEhS
AND
Horse-Shooting and auiimumm wooo A SPEf‘IALTY.
kindsofBlacksmlthingf vane “n ”rum
Pool of Franklin St,
south Nor-walls. I Water 31., Foot 01 llavliand Si ,
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WAGONS’
Xewandrcmnd-hand
Buggies, l’hartons. l_'arringes,g
Canopies, Spindle-2, etc.
Oppoede l’rett k. Word's Shoe Manufactory.
.mm.‘ in. Forums,
holwale and Retail heater in all kinda uf
Bill]. on non
can aid See Them. iBs'ick Lime. Cement,
_,_._ Y . TmY- "(clue Stone. Etc. I
Milli“!
I’rices to Suit All.
lmhizh, Lackewanna, Locust
liountain, Franklin, and
i’illzcsbarre Coats.
lgci: F??? RUBBER PARS“
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ALI. GRADES Yard‘ foot of Washington and Mar-
_ aballstrcnte. Brunch ofllce at Stilson
AND AT “me “we Mini
TRY THE
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Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
—-A’l’-——
H. S. BRHWN’S
BOOT e SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
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butternut; lath lair-r!
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and "we of equal value.
Nothing heretofore introduced
with it, for
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HUMPHREYS’
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Fill THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
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llaviug ordered largely. invoices of goods are comin in
daily, and bought strictlv for cash, and expenses being lig t, I
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intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality. ‘5
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0.1-1. Harvey
12 North Dlain Stu, So. Nor-walk.
The Universal Store,”
No. 10 North Main St., South Norwalk, Ct.
POLLOW Till GREAT RUSH TO Tilli- UNNKRSAL 8'10“ ’03
um nouns :-
WB ARE CLOSING OUR RETIRE STOCK
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK cos:
Tomakcruolnforourl-‘allandWinterXavehice. Nowhthetimetobuywhatynanead. '
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The Universal' Store,
No. IO North Main Street, 90. Norwalli, Ct.
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A Word to the Wise is Sufficient. _
WIT WILL P \Y YOU TO CA LL
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler