ranch-notwant
~” Iona-m:
W”°~ .
wuutinoly avenue to accepting it
”fibubgbefore. lieduiwtknowwhat
thadtoadvauoqaud
Mammmw
,mmmn m a
dank-I‘m wow thatlaj. lentil
U. h appointed. it it mattered more
‘Wmurmmr lllinoiu,or(}eu.
rmumwmmmmmm
a? {Whollymncludauottofakeit
u I
touaywherehe: pl“ preferring
It. Wi‘a Certificate. \
WW, Sept. tit—The Star pub
“an", Sold. :5).
'mbldltarof ThoEVettiugBtar:
“I hvaaever said,” in it true, tint
7, Tanner w'npumiuedtberw
Mcauyother oilkae beforehe con-
,“ to Inigo. 0a the MLIMVC
“auditiatruefihathemigmdunarkal,
d, of coune, without promise of future
Wow. Arncur vacant.”
m “m Americao' lixposition.
“(11. Zeb-‘5‘ ll meeting 0!
(the ”thaw cxpuitiou executive
eo-aitteoitwne Win hold acouven-
lb! of.“ w board of promotion,
concede! pram, mayors. committees
«Mo! trade,ofllcen of state grunge:
--dmu the dty of Washington on
053} Secretary Anderson was untrucfed
, “wealth invitations.
flora life Savers Asked For.
_Waaantcrox, W 2L—8upenn' tendent
' Wdthelifetaving avrvicahaomada
amafiouin Momentum
myof the Mylar an iacrmeeoffhe
_lit¢sfia¢evuwooatheuluxticeoaet. The
many
W thumadatioa.
,miaihemmtpthm mat
‘ ,“r —~ » .
“ammo-emu.
mauwwiullauaotrhtwle.
(W ll allied: “Are you
MWHNflNJM
adjun- uatil tiaiunley, but album-i over
“£1ka to give the ilnf'mxlant or
opportunity, relying on the «statement
by them“ that the Minna wouhl be
but! lhturday.
"Gimme! made on until mtmueut," raid
Ir. Brooke thorily.
”If on Wilt-t. nr. 1 will mtnmit you,“
hid dander Myth uharpiy.
to”...
“till down this Muir-tit, air!" and the re
colder lemma rod with anger.
”Your him-nun bid me be “loaf-aid
the Wim- in alow, ate-aural has. "but
your boom canola threaten me."
“Sit down. or! lbave [tsunami intieutly
Mammal: to your interruption; lptnt
pone until Mmday at it o’clock."
AIM ulyiurnowut it alumni om aall
(fol. l-‘i-lluwn and Mr. lininko might mum to
blown, an warm wall the urmmwnt. ivea'
(‘lmlllll ailvgo a nmdracy to ruin their
client, with the We! the lit-yer «tat
at the head. -
YORK STATE POLITICS.
Republican ttletriet Cave-tiara at \‘art
no Placer—~01»! Political Pal-ta-
thucrn. N. Y.. W. 2i.——-'l'he Pint to
oomhly district Republican ermveutiou uomt
hated ll. 0. White for member of ancmbly.
Be it a «Mo of Andrew D. White, 01-th
deutof (Iomell university. The Second as
aembly district attenuated ex-Mayor Wiil'n ‘
B. Borne, of Syracuse, for aatetnbly.
Wanmwx, N. Y, Sept. llL-‘l'he Second
district lhypublican convention for Jefferlot
county chose 8. Mahopeaco, E. B. Bulkiey,
P. D. Pierce, F. L. Hanborn, V. L Hubbard
and it Marcy delegates to the state 00an
tiou. and instructed them to vote for A. 0.
Care or judge of the court of appeals. I‘M
Michell, a farmer of sum Mills, w- nom'e
inter] for urn-mbiy on the thirty—third hal-
Rocursrm, N. Y., Sept 2|.——llon John
Van Voorhis, of this city, is being mtioned .
prominently for the nomination by the Re
pnblican state convention for attorney gen
eral. Mr. \‘oorhis in now in the White noun
talus, but his friends here say that he is 3
candidate for the nomination.
Run Your. tit-pt L’l.-l{l~publican prima-
rim were held last night to choose delegate
to the state convention. They were mostly
uneventful, but in the famous Eighth amour
bly diatrict tho expelled O‘Brien mm caused
aome disturbance by attempts to vote. Home
anti-O‘Brien men wcrc assaulted as tho,
went to the polling place. The O'Brien fac
lion also storied an oplxnition poll. and had :
agreat many more votes than the“regu
Inns."
THE BLUE AND GRAY.
(low of the Grand Soldiera' Reunion 3
Chattanooga, Tenn.
CKAT'I’.\X.’;UG.\, Tenn, Sept. 2L—The ro
union of the Army of the Cumberland closed
with a grand barbecue at Crawfish Springs,
on the edge of the famous battlefield of
Chickamauga. Fully 25,!!!) people were or
thogronuda The Blue and the Gray wen
togetherand the pastwas forgottbn. Govt l
and; Gordon, of Georgia, delivereda feeling
addrae of welcome, which was reopomled t(
by Gen. Rosecrans. After the addresses the
permanent organization of the Chickamaugt
Memorial association was formed.
The following officers were elected for four
years: President, Gen. J. T.Wilder, of Tenu-
m; vice president, Gen. Joseph Wheeler,
of Alabama; secretary, Gen. Marcus J.
White, of Washington; treasurer, Gen. J. S.
Fullerton, of St. Louis; board of directorl
from the Union side, 0. C. Kniflen, G. W.
Bishop, Henry M. Ciet, C. H. Gmenor,
Fred Van De Veer, S. 1’. Thurston, J. S. Ful-
lerton, .l. J. Reynoiik, J. T. Wilder, A. C.
)lcClung, A. Baird, 8. C. Kellogg, W. 8.
Rosecrans, H. V. Boyntou; from the Confed
crate side, Hon. Joseph Wheeler, C. R.
Breckenridge, Jame T. Findlay, David H.
Hill, E. M. Law, Marcus J. Wright, Roget
0. Mills, George D.Wiae, Alfred B. Colquitt,
James longstreet, Joseph H. Iawis, Randall
L. Gibson, Charles E. Booker, F. M. Cock-
roll.
The Hinera' Convention.
Wmnsuam, Pa, Sept. 2l.—'l'he Na-
tional Iium’ District convention has an
thoriudthe district ammblytocallacow
mtionofthecoal andcokeworhereof the
United States, to be held in January lint,
toilxauuiformrate of wages andtakeao
that on the eight hour question. The dole»
gates to the general convention which meet-
in Augusta, Ga, next. uwnthwmimtructed
to vote against the order going . into politict
II an organization The oflicenoftbodii
klct executive board were empowered to
confer with the moon of district a-uuny
16, Knight: of Labor, relative to thepowdm
question.
The Site for the Fair Chm
N" Yank, Sept. lit—The die for the
world‘efairoflmwumlectedbythe.
building mmittee during the afternoon. It
unbracet that plot of land from Ninety-
nventh street to One Hundred and Tw'uutr,
mots WWINW
a
PMIwawtyIamafm'm
MWWAaW “yet-la-
I'hiaba loot tho It." In a Wat-in.
0th.: Old World “on.
t
S lam,amti.~amwuw
inflammation-mom.“
mmunmmmmomou
Mallow-rattan“ frolithantouy
MILGWBW walnut
financing ten-kn at parliauwutthaant
“autumnal alumina for lulaudoab
the loot outta, and molly blown to the
Irhh univerdty mat-l. While [award
tommauymofthlam,lr.fihd-
Ion-Mmauvcttolnetpltatearuptm
with the flatioaallltl. The-e, ha “nullified,
will be anything but united in wipportol
Ir. Balfour’e whom. and whatever illiter-
ne-maydovalopmthie subject.“ it new
taia that the biennial thagruatllulkof
the “hen! party and ileum of the lrieb
he halal- are too cleanly Moulded to
admit of any eerie. quarrul
' Parnell and ulna-m. fa filmy.
More leaving England on hhtripto Puri-
rvcoutly Ir. Ululdono had a lung interview
with Ir. Parnell, in which the relation: be
tween the Minnie and the "tuna Ruler-
wmdiecua-nl. and in the coum of which
the Catholic uuivonity unsure mired lie
than of attention. The two mtcsuien partr
ed the heat of ll’it'lltbi and with athorough
understanding on all tablet-tn anemia;
which diffofcucca might have been oxpectal
toarlav. Thin «mupoadeot at llawardcn
ridicules the mugs-lion that the I’araellitol
will lupport tho Halialnry government, or
that any understanding whatever canto be
tween Hr. Parnell and Mr. Balfour,
Ir. Gladstone nay: that he regards lione-
tary Balfour‘s Irish university endowment
acbcme an a lightning «inductor, intended
to divert the stroke that would otherwita-
fall upon the Parnell cummiadon.
Twenty Year- of Coercion.
The marquis of Innelouderry, recently
lord lieutenant of lrcland, made a speech at
Stockton, in which he: GX'IFL’SKN‘ the belief
that twenty yours of coercion would pacify
Ireland
The llfrlltrrl nee-rived $200,000.
whoee charge was given the distribution of
the fund's contributed in aid of the atriking
:thatthc total mmtrilrutions to the strikcn-
amounted to the rcspcctable total of How}.
Given the Freedom of Dublin.
‘ Dmltm, Sept. 2l.—-Amid great enthusiasm
the freedom of the city was cottferrud opt)"
Hon. James Stamflold and Lady Handhurst
Lord Mayor Sexton in making the presenta-
Ltiou spoke in high terms of the visitors’ an»
vim for lreland, and said this was the first
inatanm in modern tim of the Init‘llmllul
the citybciug nmfernufona woman. Mr.
Stanfield, in reply, said that the British do
mocracy would bring about home mic for
Ireland at an early day.
“0qu Blinking. ‘
Bonn, Sept. LIL—Jinan: is on fete and the
people are celebrating tho ninctocnth aunt
.vcrsary of the occupation of the city by th
troops of Victor Emanuel.
troops on) mused near the breach in the
.Porta Pia made by the Italian artillery in
51570. The streets arc filled with immune
crowds, and proctssims of patriotic nocietlca
civic and military organizations with baa
'ners flying and bands of music at their head
are mrching to and fro, The cityiogaii}
decorated
Ila Think» the Ripper la a “'mnan.
Losnox, Sept. LIL—Lawson Tait, the crui-
t gynecologist, expresses the opium) that
the murders in Whitcchapei at C belaea alt
Butternut were all mmmittcd by the some
criminal The guilty pcrsnn,bo thinks, is a
woman and a lunatic. According to this
viewthewoman is employed inn slaughter
house and is subject to epileptic (its.
1
Nine of the Crew Drowned.
Iamroot. Sept. fill—The steamer Flor
once, on route from Gantou on the Mersey,
marthiscity, toBelfast,hasfoundered. Nine
:of her crew were drowned.
b
-.._.-_
Odd Fellows“ “'ork at Johnston.
, COLUIBUS, 0., Sept. 2l.—-»Tho 81er
Grand lodgoo! I. 0. 0. F. haacomplctcd in
and Topeka, Kan, was selected II
the place of mating on the mound Hominy
in September, 1890. The interesting feature
of the morning’a session was the addreuoi
,Past Grand Biro J. B. Kicholson. of Phil»
delphia, who had charge of the distribution
:of the funds in behalf of theJohnstown flood
Maren He said theOddPellow’seent u
an order 813.31%!) to that stricken town.
TheDaughteraof Rebekah convention ‘ ‘,
Ito
meet at Topeka, Kan, at the name timt
as the Grand lodge. The Stokes medal, won
by tin madam of the bout drilloi'l tutu-
wae awarded Capt. Gander, of Canton
who woveitduringthopastymr.
Scratches on Lecturer: Body.
. Oman, N. .1, Sum. 21,—The examina-
tionotthobody of Chalhlcy my. under
brunt upon auspicitm of having murderer!
niece,Aunie.dervelqiedtcratcl-eom the
g hand onthe hands of neat infliction
anduif mdewith finger nails inning»
at. Therearononew developments lathe
Ila Fall In. no noun-’5 filt-
le Youx, Sept. 2L~Wiudom II. Stokes.
Jr.,a¢td$5,a niior on board the United
States cruiser Benton, died on board ship
lrotutbeaffectoof‘iujurieoawtahediafallv
lugfromthemattafcwdayoago. Tbebody
willboremovcdtohivlatermenceiul'hi}
addphh. ‘
Thanh]..- larder Trlal.
Woman, N. 1., Began—in the trial
dfiilln-ufortheruurder othldemfihe
' , Dr. Formal: tallied to finding
- outbe wheelbarrow belongiugtothe
,andiawhichit in hem-
veyedtheindyofhnviethobtlnpoudhrk
yhichltwaethrowu.
!
i
”prowl-dug Wtiouiotbe Mal animus.
MbylrJlalfour lathacloetnshounof ll”
l The repnmo of the East End uniont, ini
dock laiorenl, unpublished. These show,
Large bodies of ‘
and. Mr purity. and up nicely
otthoir
eu
derthonoathulfhfuludwtuod
in ma. and it alga aloede
wick-one. nutritional, and foul.
ltiavaeommeudad or urity.health{ul.
II- Illd by meat and
Ital. choral-la. c iota cf Boatvla (1
Health. and profs-on in loatltutiona of
learning throughout the country.
Bold only in cane. full weight.
Claim-o MM ALIA". N. Y
.f’o.
L4
"m?
The Chs‘gst Tea Ever 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
.i '7' ‘1' I'll.“ YOU! 31""? RM”? Thl' l7".
‘ 2 ~11. rat-u :S‘.‘ 1:; I. (211.1; um um:
,.
H
1..
lil“’.
w rum. 1 It it “.11“: unzv
. .. '. unclulut‘. «ix‘rzrgradm,
25:21.21 5: Garland. Tea 60., L't'd.
Jinn! IV'a-o, 3.” Bunting Slip, Kru- i’ur’n
["4”- -.. 3-» fr .
l‘. I). MWTIIN k (1)..
it. Ritalin-1m ill".
Cli As. ll. FEllllIS,
South Norwalli, Conn.
. A Talk With
5. Col. Perri», no... mom. David Plait.
i 8. ll Stanley. Mn lleury Seymour
g and others.
Below will be found a ectopic of the multitude of
Mien ofcuc men! Franklin Home 3. mo. of
i 756 Broadw- , cw l‘ovk,daily receive. The enh-
jolued uueoi lied tutlmouialn anthem your fricmb
l and Mia re, iadire and gentlemen you know and
{am for rhouoraudet formulae-Jud
who would em to be: per?! tang dt-v't'pliolt.
What hae been done for other- cna one for you
oi
recovery lire at your very dam.
00].. c. l. Illtllls eayr: “In 1875 l w.
taken eick with Dyspepsia and Jeuudlce of the wont
! deeertptiou, redurtuz my weight about duly pouada
tendered Mm and a half. lveruhing
woe done that ekiil maid meant. Finally
around! of doctor: declared lay cave "incurable;
other! gave me the benefited amine Thrn l ww-
dnaliy mailed in take llawee’ Blmd Purifier.
After taking two or three butt at I we- wordy
cured and have been a well man for over eix yearn. '
M38. BERRY environs. paid to hm’ehad
arm removed by Dr. Cumming. of New York
city. Wu vet low-reported likely todicmydfi
not able towel alone: more would not heal.
Dismveryc'nedher mmugomdhaebeu a
we“ woman time.
8. K STANLEY. nearly eighty can old. and
woe ruled merely from a tough. The
dacawuaid had an “nicer on his lung." and
could not live. flaring hand of the wonderful
cam doze fir-The Great Blood Punter ” I sent
for it aim and took “faithfully. My cough die
appeared and no now enjoying good health.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk,()onu.
Mira Celia Starr. (wow lire. Charla-
Bcnwwtt), (In-t 30., Korwalk. (lo-a.
Bad Kidney iambic. DIM, Impaired drcu
laiiun of eight can standing; wieao nervous that
she could act rteep nor eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollar: to doctorv. and wu not bene-
lltcd one not] worth; hearth mined at much
the medivjuuaoby thodiemo for wh
they mantra. Bite '3': ”I did not expect to
hvcbutaehortiiuie. r Hm n4 vent to toe
hyairiaud. lmokhialladldaeudbne not had
. a doctor pinch. lwu not able to walk without help
-am now able and dowelx all about town several
tinuada . lunar-nomad! would not
.hebka [In forihoutaudeofdollan.
meldetlt the but medleioeevnr elated to
and it in folly talcum ruler when the manna
cal Recovery." Cured our
Sold by a. it. [1011'
308, A m.
G'Wchuveaaenfe everywhere. I?
REQUIRES
' Double
8
I
AskYow Grout fer If.
ALLIsON BROS"
nan-future".
moron-rows. «in.
angle iy
CANDIES
Mailkfldl. MCI-w
BAKERY!
mmcaammm-imm
mum-fly. ‘
WohnHollund
Lenoir; anon.
”if
mull-"I‘muw m
”will-uh had Give Initial.
R. Fe ASKEWM...
”“3 G. 3. NORTH.
Wu
, in
-~ omen-nun...
18”..le . ‘
DON’T? WAIT.
couture.
'rmiuomul,
l'llAC'l‘ll‘Ab
Shorthand, Tvpewriting and
Business Course.
Till cumin count
Gan-tic Building, Noun-lit.
Day Denim in to loip.ll audetotp an
Inning Moi-nu rlmnuy, Waite-day and Fri-
day. 1.10m now.
Call and See Us.
i 153'le mire ms'rl'l'v'rii.
Buariinggiayiclmnl
li—flPBNS yam. 1911:3119.
Appumttnne for routine Eroti- rhaald be made
helm the opt-MW of th‘ no not
For (‘lmlall and any other information in result
to the Echo. i, plea: call upon or address.
au‘l‘l lm INS N. I. BAIBD.
hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls and Yum Ladies,
BB-til’ltals 001'. 3d, ’89.
For cirrulm : ddrce‘,
Mrs. M. E. Mfigmd.
Milli Biiiiili Uilliii
(anmily Purim-reptile Ac adcmy)
A N 1') {<01 IOOL OF
Simian and Twinning,
at Atlantic SI“ fiiawtford, Ct.
(" loud for rotation July lab.)
ltr-opcn- for Study Sept. 4. I899.
BRANCH E“ T'Al’tilz'i‘:~>‘nmihand. Typewrit-
tao, (.‘ormwnden c. tumkheaepmg, Penmaehlp,
Arizhmcaic, Buetneas puma-c Telegraph, coupo-
oiiiou. etc.
The Principal will be If the College after Aug 9).
to meet any who may wish to arrange for entering
the lnetituliou.
Catelogueeeeut free on unification letter to
Ills. I. A. I BILL. Pita
HAVE YOU TRIED 0U]!
Formosa Oolong
sue—Fm!
MOO—*-
Neuy ofnur nebbhou. to doubt. have flue
trio line i. fact, too delicate; they fail to get
with the combined (mom and utensil as
yonrrhunuic manta. so if you-re diam try
our on
1‘“.
there
do
— - r. o»;
~no it nus on old Tea Buyer.
lie said: “It lugood 'l'ea. Onepouud is worth
two poandeof each teen 1 have been buying. and
the [:1ch thun both it the some."
Another Mid: “I don‘t wieh to flatter, but it is It!
rod Tea all [have been used to paying 70 cent!
“3. > .
Price: 50c lb.
flihhle linmsmcl
Jacob M.‘Layton,
ital Mate and Route Agent.
tieueraLlnsurauceAgency
< < Pita. “feel! A“
m Stumehlp‘ mania and ate-I30.
antafur iaudupwndoaad mail-Ito
on all mailman
WIN-bite. echo-imam
Baum Tlckete. methane
to haunting.
Gwmm Micah”).
South New Conn.
‘W ' lNSllllli IN run.
Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE co,
HARTFORD 'OONK. .
“dram-annulment 81¢ of flotilla-e.
Bil. Cont] cream Billll.
l'l’ ".qu IVII‘I m
DANIEL L’IIOIHIEDIEU.
.iOligil. 8mm,
FLflBIS'l‘.
mu «momma-m 301mm
A. s. F'ERllli-i.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
the watch Italian-la. a M.
It Min-gun IL. loath law-II.
.
.\ FULL LINE lll’
Builders Hardware,
PAIN‘rs,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Uil Finish.
“lire steel Drun- Mala,
main: mm. amt mine out.
w. c.0umTARo
'Ultlf' HALL BIJ'CI
(3-0 To
ruminants
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (190.,
No 8 hIain Qtr-eet.
lie on Mariel.
1 HI BETA
MEATS
alctVlb 13 Till BIS? IANNBB
if 'ou sun. , Lie non-ii HEATS. obtained In
“11 «pan! rmnhip .n cry-Al, you Illil‘l‘ld them If.“
\larketJe well no
Poultry if all Kinds
IN ITS BIASOII
F. HAYES S.
”Mill‘s RIDGE com NOBWA lit
in. wound
ole Quanta-Tho Bout.
Boo! Val lamb, lotto; Porh,8alt and flesh.
corned Beef. Snob Tongue. um
Shouldsu, omit-loans. nui-
fonaltc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
(infers Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 War-lunar: street.
Billin 8i Hill 8
28 lain St., 80. Norwalk.
hats Fish Uysmrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Pillll'l, Etc
0! All Kinds in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
11.338243“. I180 EBJIUS'I'ID.
Have You Heard it t
No, What is it ?
llunt a Zelutf‘llcep the
Nice“ Market in the City.
NHBWMBSTERS
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Witch-alumnae“.
lfllllallll, Lennie, Radish:
m Greene Fume every-turning.
Put-a Tomatoe eataup.
Imported Sardines
HUNT &, ZELUFF’S.
anlblnl wantintlanrhetlhiayoaeau
noticing“ I”
M l L L INE-RY
“Immutable“. mat-nu
Regardless of Cost.
Md- . her
"Wm-mm ""-
hpllleo’ Black'flailort at 206.
Turban, 25c. and 50:.
Give-null. tieuovtletmhowgeedeu
Mrs. W. Fawcell's,
No. 8 Water Street.
Non-walk. Conn.
W. H. MEEKER 8L CO.
U
5 u
3 3
‘ w)
ill I!
a u
o
M
' u ,
Fianna imam Hutu
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
TM and Sheet. Iron Work.
swovzs, RANGES.
AND '1‘! N \VAR V.
Wmveu for
\‘team and lint Air Heatinc.
XUSIC BALI. BLOCK
Wall Papers,
larger! and drew! armament in the town of Sor-
waih A Incline of
an at gown Bull.
Painting, Paper Hang-
ing. Calciminlng and
Decorating.
DEERER'S
Paint and Wall Paper :tore,
18 Nani Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Old and Reliable.
mm FREIGHT LINE.
Norwall liewlnrk
0n and after July 15. 1589. (until further notice)
—TI'IE PROPELLERS
digflm
,.
EFL.”
1 . t r - .
Lily of Aurora“. & Eagle.
Will make daily trt , Sundays excepted, for
freight between New ark. Norwalk and South
Nurwalk. Will leave Pier”, foot of Batman circa.
New York.enzr evening, except surround: 5
o‘clock. and on turd-yell 2 p. m.
height I mired from? a. in. ms 1). to.
Returning. Boats Leave South Norwaik. daily. '1’
p. to. Month Tuesday. and Saturday.
a p. m.
height taken from and receivad for all
point- on the Deubury and Norwalk and
Shop-u. Railroad- at Greatly Bedhead
Batu.
U “cation to agmtnthe (2'
murmpwm be rent for quill
auywhene in New York or its vicinity.
can persons are forbid nuptial: and tilt.
employee-t of the bowl of this Iineoneccountof
the more thcrvanf.
liillTSA'l‘ONlC RAILROAD.
DANBURY & NORWAII DIVISIlh .
Canola! Juno lath. 1369.
of Norwalk
or: of freigh-
What".
WDTH.
Lv.Norwalk. 111.80. Harwell Ar.Wlleou Point
team. "can. swan.
ill? “ 27 “ 85 “
film “ ion “ will “
1250 m imam “In...
”3 “ it “ m “
617 "nixed Gal “It: Nil “I’x’d
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than half value. at No. 0 Iain‘ at. out in Doatoa
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HATS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
in all grille: and colon of
Stiff and Soft flats, Silk Hats.
Bore ll-te -»n¢l (up, Crush [late for men and
ho) a. llama eofi flats for men at r
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular tiller-lion paid to
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
silk Ilals. “29
SEWERS!
1“. LI. PIERCE-
11mm
SIC‘VICL{ PIPE
pm
General Sewer Contractor
is prepared L0 make connections with malum
pt 1: this city on the most favorable me.
‘ee intending to connect with the recently laid
«were in thinI city will find it to their advantage to
a]! on him. 34 t!
I". NI . PI FIR Cl?
Box 20. South Norwalh,“
2:1. 35%!" V
Hillifim
The Popular you Bullion.
Bottled Mineral Waters.
Buffalo Lithia. Corn-lad. Vichy; Bathorn, Gou-
zreee, . Netrolithic. Cl sin . Seltzer. Apolli-
uarieJle ,uu- yad n-y Lithia, bythe
llmlc bottle or t are. A Button Vichy, Geyser
and Excelsior nu draught.
Imported Cigars.
lifteeu different lauds
Domestic Clznn
Party different brands.
The moat completeasorfuw'. of Perla-ea to be
h and in the town.
l-‘aucr Soups
In radian variety.
Fancy Box Stationuy. lukeaad Peas.
Pine Confectlom ry at popu-ar allure.
Our etock of Patent lediduea complete.
The Prescription BusinesseSpeciaify
lla End the atiou at «In the
dosimudagnwAter,wemm to keep 1.3“”.
and with attentive and ohliginz clerks will serve
youbcuerthauyouuubaaervedelaewheve.
Store Alwnyl Opi- I'lll 11:80 p. n.
HALE THE flifliill'l‘.
HOMER B. HOYT,
sou tom you run '
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacle: all he Glam,
no love an luau. :4
mm. ’ continual.
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