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evar yoar mm It it alwayaa val-Id
“fiction to he chairman of a non—
mottheatalaot New York. Weave hue
mowed the too infra-pleat days from our
Wampurwuatoglveimrtimoaad
”W to the higher and mom important
he. of the governmet ot the to!!!”
walk. The familiar teal-n that the m
.d of the people dependa upon the
wire latttratton of public attain antle- with
“tarantula" It'llofl. The experience of
Omaha-ll! endemic-amen that the
‘ \ y. (critic—mt and prurient of the
I” ml the higher: lnterwaiaof ottrlate
are heat WI and advanced under lteptth
Ima adulation-ma.
ll la. therefore. for In to Iatmr with entlttnlaam
.d harmony for Repohliatn “it“ When we
h met the Democratic party was in poo-canton
automate-Land forlmtryeanhadenyoyed
blolaeovetcd opportunityto provenacapaclty
fovalaitl. Mural-tag aadexhauative debate
hthepreaa and upon the platform,powcr haa
Iv— takaa from in hat-la. The aurplua in the
finnwhichhaa constituted aolargea factor
hdheuioa and attendant mutation. atlll ' t
Bland hen-nee. All partlea admit the . «.
d It «tangerine tramparvnt. But the admin
taotaaoaeyeohetriaeu wilhorupraudcrcd. ll
bio-p to the people and mire-nu unneceaaary
m. 'lheeflorttodieponeof it led to the
Maryattetnptto put informtheexperi—
~01 rudurtaxtlclurplu by dcuruying the
My whichmadc it poasihle.‘
,lhr the filth-ointment yearn theltepuh
h- ]Ifly in la pours-it»: of the executive and
,bgflative hranchea or the government. The
,whch mentality now devolves upon theta
IDa-wlmwill he reachdhy removing unoccu-
Iry burdens and adjunct; taxation upon prom
his. Internal revenueaand tarilt lawrarenever
perfeetnm who they-tn reformed bythclr
M utbeywlllhedurilgtltecomingac-lon
«conga-um theadminhtration of our pruni-
dent. the molidcathna will reuwre unnecessary
mica without nupniringthe bed-rock principle
to American lndmtrlea. But now
Iiaforuatoadrniniatcraflatrv. thenecdacf
country demand that the protection of our
diall be supplemented by every eflort
In” frw their lurpltat a market. The consistent
bollcycf Republican administration for a quarter
daeumlryhaa notouly advancedandmaia-
wages, but promoted productlveneu, in
skill and good workmanship. aothatocr
theyondourhome ueeels,and mustcom-
pete m foreign market: with the manufacturers
fit the old world.
In York City's Fair Claim ludovacrl.
. George P. Sloane,“ Oswcgo, wu chosen
mt chairman and spoke at length,
inflicting mute of Governor Hill’s recent
m Carroll K Smith, of the committee
in Muhammad his report which con—
lp'atnlatca President Harrison upon the anc-
,'c. of h‘n administration, reaffirmed tin
{While-n platform of 1588, recommended
pension laws, and the rehabilitation
of tbcnavy, urged the prevention of trusts,
etc, and closed with the recommendation
that the world's fair of is!!! be held in How
Yak city. The report was adopted.
f ' 0’!!! info Delegates Outed.
Tb committee on contested seats reported
”8 in favor of seating the sitting dele-
front the Eighth New York diafl'ict,
the First, 32mm! and Thim Albany dia-
' The r. port was adopted with but
opposition.
’I‘l'c Ticket Ko-inated.
’ Nominations for state officers being in
,order Mr. Moflatt, of Clinton, presented the
name of ,Hon. John 1 Gilbert, of Malone,
'foraeclctnry of state. The nomination was
'inade by acclanntion. The remaining mm
5W follow:
f For-comptroller, Martin W. Cook, of Non-
roe, by acclamation
, For treasurer, lra Ill. Hedges, of Rock-
hd, by acclamation
i Parattorncy gatenl, Gen. James M. Var-
lulu, of New York, by acclamatiou.
Pcratateengineer and surveyor, Wm. P.
fauna-claimofi-ienoca, by acclamntt'ou.
‘ The Fight for the Judgealaip.
. Ir. Sherman,“ Oneida, nondnated Judge
Alfred Ccnkling Cox, of Oneida, for judge of
,the court of lilr. Andrews, of Erie,
hardnatcd Him. Alfred HaighLotErie. Mr.
Duel, of Omndaga, teconded Ir. Cox‘s nont-
linam Ex-Scnator Lansing,“ Watcrtown,
w the nomination of Mr. Cox.
. Coggealiall, of Oneida, vigorously
hpptwted the nominationof McCox. A!
Fr. took his seat there were loud
nib for a vote. Bx—Congrman Payne, 0!
lcaynga, and Senator Putt ascended the
7 of Ir. Haigllt. The roll call re-
m“: Knight, Mil;Cox,3ll. The
- Initiation chudge Albert Haight, of Bul-
filo, anthem-downturns. .
i The New State Commute.
l The new atate committee is at follows:
mmoxmw; Second,l.l..l\'ood
; M I. a. chrnelly; Fourth, s. V.
Pith. Y. F. Williauu: Sixth, J. WJacoha
C. Van Catt; Eighth, John Collins
(leap Hillard; Teams. V. IL Crnger,
m Shook; Twelfth, 80km B
:‘l'llktceath, l’rank Raymond; Fourteenth
on. w. tinned; Fifteenth, n. c. Odell, Jr.
’raateata. Lewb r. hm: Sevmuentéh'fhoxlnaa
; J. A. Quackal ; inc
ilk-all Mouth. ; John m
. Twenty-mat, John ll. Woven Twenty
'. I. Proctor: Twentythird. Charles A.
A. M; Twenty-fourth, Hobart Kruin
fill-.1. C. Berry; Twentymth. (leap
Dill: Twenty-nevemh, .l. S. Knapp: Twenty
"will. Adamo: Twenty-ninth. W. l.
: “thirtieth. George W. Aldrich; Thirty
m G. Ioultori: Thirty-recond, 0. 0
nu; M1015“. 6mm lrvia, Ja; Thirty
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Democratic Convention;
of Vienna; dinrict attorney, 'I‘.
1 Jenna. of lltlca; aunogata, 11'. Rogue.
diltlca;qncialcountyjudp,w.1.8hieldl,
d Clinton; juatice of undone, (loom. Beach,
at Watarville.
Wm, N. Y.,8apt. zit—The Dancer-tic
Second lilagara a-embly dittrict conveno
ticawaaheldhere. hi. fiPorrieroy,Dr.
Gnome lug, Jr.. of lflwiawn, and ar-Pcatr
”for W. . Hoyt «rocketed
wood, at Newfane, waa nominated for meta.
bar of anemhly.
Bay State Republican Ticket.
Benoit, iiopt. til—John Quincy Adamo
Bracken will load the Republican hoate thi-
year. The lint ballot aottlcd it, the vote
Milling: llrackctt, 743; Crapo, 674;(.‘apert,
land Long l. The nomination was then
made unanimous.
The ticket wan completed 0 follows:
Lieutenant governor, William ll. ll. Hale;
auditor, (.‘barkn ll. Lndd, renorninated; atv
Whey general, Andrew J. \Vattermau.
There were l,-t’.‘li dclcgatn present out of
apoeaiblc 1,41“, being the largest number
ever in attendance at a atate convention.
The convention was held in Fremont Temple,
and was presided over by (ix-Governor Rob
inaon. The platform, which was mpared
and read by Henry Cabot lalge, cling-atri-
htea President Harrison “own the practical
wiadom and hottest purport: with which he
has dealt with the complicated and dilllcult
matter of amtointntcnts."
Mlulaslppl'o Republican Ticket.
Jamison, Mint, Sept. M—‘I’he Republi-
can state convention has nominated Out
James R. Chalmers for governor; \V. C.
Kathleen (colored). for secretary of state,
andJantea I). Lynch (white), for lieutenant
Werner.
RAVENOUS WOLVES.
Oven-uniting the Northern Part of Attila
County. Minn.
Anna, Minn, lit-pt. till—Tho northern
portion of Aitkiu county isoverrun by raven-
otu wolves, whose depredations are so runner
on: that farmers are afraid to venture from
their homes after nightfall Last Friday
evening a bond of over eighty of the animal:
run through the streets of the village of
HJriibetly. .
The terrified villagers locked themselves in
their houses for two days thereafter. Today
a party of engineers engaged in locating a
railroad route near Hickory found the re-
mains of a man in the woods lining the south
bank of the Little Willow river. There were
evidmof a desperate struggle on the spot
where the linen and remains of clothing
were found, indicating that the unfortunate
man had kept the wolves at bay for along
time befzre surrendering his life.
His hairs were scattered over an area of
0me fix?) fuel upturn and on the ground
was a double harreled shotgun, the stock of
whicn was covered with blood and hair of
wolv-u. There was also it cartridge bolt and
pouch 341:5?“ “A. E. U.” and ports of u lot-
ter written by a woman.
Andrew Oleson, a well to do tanner living
at Nichols, disappeared suddenly on Sunday,
and there isno doubt that the bones found
today by the surveyors are those of (limit
The county authorities will organize a tune
of hunters and endeavor to rid the county
of the man caters
.‘Ir. Harrison at Cumberland.
chmuxn, lid, Sept. 26.—Precident
Harrison left Deer Park at half past 10,
accompanied by Senator Davis, Capt. W. E.
Griffith, Col. It. D. Johnson and ex-llayor
W. J. Read, the centennial reception com-
mittee. The trip was made in the private
car "Baltimore." They reached Cumberland
at 13:21), where they were met by a regiment
of the Maryland National guard. The prud-
dcut was loudly cheered nshe drove along
the streets to Court House square, where he
reviewed the military and civic parade. Tho
lountain City was gaily decorated, and
Harrison pictures are seen at every window.
The praiilent'a party returned to Deer Park
at half past 3 p. m
Engineer Twontbley Wan Drunk.
Chicano, Sept. 23.—-Engineer Twomhlcy,
thecnginacr of the freight train that dashed
intoaauburhan train on the Rock Island
mad,kfllinghalf a dozen mutilation been
arreated. Twombley, it issuid, was drunk,
and his carelessness caused the accident.
Twornbley was chased through the streets by
acruwdof lnfuriatad citimnnand had he
[recaptured he would undoubtedly have
been lynched
Killed llcr Five Children.
Gunilla, Sept. air-A school teacher named
Sauce committed suicide whereupon his
widow became insane and killed her live
childrm. Bhethraw the hodicaofthreeof
the children out of athirdatury window,
and taking the other two in her arms
jumped from the window and was instantly
killed.
larder at Sync-an.
Smccsr, N. Y., Sept air—Robert Grin
woldand Dennis O’Shea, farmers in Colt
land county, quarrelcd about some cattle.
Grirtwold got an old musket and discharged
aloadof hickahot into O'Shea’a alxlouten.
O'tha died in a few haunt Griswold gave
hinwelf up and clairncdthat be acted in aelf
defense.
Chriatlal Bole-tutu llope.
New Your, Sept. air—The Star mya that
A. Bentley Worthingtonand In, Plunkett,
facChrltaian acientiataalaattwhornaacan-
dalwaarecentlyventilatedfilwedfruntthh
diyafewdayaagnandareatppoaedmlnva
gooetollmtralia.
Jaipur-adage Injured.-
Bt'rnw, dept a—-Whlleridiag onhoraev
lack in the park Judge Frank Brand-go
waat’nr'owdviolutlyhytlnanimal becom-
hufdtih-adbr-l-rt- dor. 11- indent
leftthighariforearmware broken. Heb
.idtehrrutioccomfortahly.
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At Toledo-
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Batteries. Bluffonl and Wilson, anklentau
and Derby. (lame call-rd on account of darkueu.
PRONOUNCED A ”FAKE."
Capt. Irwin on the New Brotherhood
League of llnacballlata.
I’rrrsncnu, Sept. Lil—In an interview
with it hath! reporter, Arthur Irwin, cap-
tain of the ll'ashingtnn club, and reprenmta-
tire of the League chapter ill the Brother-
hood, Inltl:
“The Brntlterhoml was organized to pro-
tect the players; we are not when. Our
grivaricee will all be laid before the League,
and there will be plenty of time to talk
about getting even after our conference
with the league magnate: has failed. The
publication this week of the 'Brotherltood’e
intentions is a ‘fnkc‘ of the worst kind. The
whole scheme was concocted by President
Allen, of the Providence club; Radhourne
and myself in 1&3. It was prepared while
we were members of the Providence club,
and at a time when the league was talking
of freeaing Providence out. It was pub-
lished in The l’rovidencoJournal asa special
from New York city, and created a great
deal of excitement. The bluff was effective
at that time
“This same article was recently resur—
rected and published broadcast by the Auto-
ciated Pram."
(‘lgnrtnakera l-Zleet Officers.
Saw Your, Sept. iii—The International
Cigarmakcnl’ union have elected the follow-
ing officers: President, Adolph Strainer, of
Buffalo, N. Y.; that vice president, George
W. Perkins, of Albany: second vice presi-
dent, Satnuel Bumpers, of New York; third
vice president, “'1‘. Todd, Toronto, Canada;
fourth vice president, William H. McKinn-
try, of Muskcgon, Mich; fifth vice president,
William Neuroth, of Denver, 0010.; sixth
vice president, Emil levy, of Evansville,
Ind. :, seventh vice president, James B. Dough.
erty, of Richmond, Va; treasurer, Lind-y
A. Bolia, of Westileld, Mam.
Teri New Cruisers.
Wasitrxorox, Sept. al—ln his forthcom-
ing report Secretary Tracy will recommend
to congress the advisability of constructing
ten additional stun-[cruisers Hitherto ill all
the odor-ts to build up the new navy the
matter of the size of new ships, so farav
tonnage and horse power are concerned, has
been settled upon by congress, and the gen-
eral scheme of the vessel has been laid down
ina committee room. It is proposed new
thatmoro power be given totho navy dc-
mt.
The Wyoming Convention.
Cmrvzxn, Wy. 'l‘., Sept. till—The cor-
poration element has won the constitutional
convention tight to levy a tonnage royalty
oucoalmincdinthonewstato. The opera-
tives are the Union Pacific, Colorado Coal
and Iron company and several lesser organi—
zationa They may market ammo» tons a
year from Wyoming and pay only “Lilli
taxes Prormitions making eight hours a
legal working day and barring foreign police
from the estate, were also adopted.
The Iron Jury Disagree.
wa Your, Sept. Eli—The Ives jury,after
being locked up all night, reported to the
recorder at 11 a. m. that they could not
agree. They were called into the court
room and announced that they stood ten for
conviction and two for acquittal. They
were discharged and Ives was sent back to
the Tombs. Ives was much disappointed at
the result. District Attorney Fellowa la
preparing a motion for a new trial, which he
willasktobeaet foranearlydatc.
Art Enrolment at Lynn.
LYNN, Mala, Sept. till-Frederick D. Weil-
land, foreman in factory I), of the Thompson
Houston Electric Light works, baa doped
with the wife of George Alfred Jones, an
Englishman who came here six months ago,
accepted a place under Weill-ad, and went
to live in the nine hoarding homewith him.
Mrs. Jones is 22 years of age and a remark-
ably handsome woman. Weilland leaves a
wife and two children in Boston.
Bankers in Convention.
Kansas Crrr, Sept. for—The annual con-
.vcnticn of the American Bankers’ emacia-
tion has begun here and will also he in are-
alori tomorrow. lion. Charles Parsom, preli-
of the State bank of St. Louis and of the ne-
aociation, presided. 'l'hcdelcgatcs were forni-
ally welcomed in quencher by I'l‘fildfll‘
Chick, of the Karmic City Clearing Home
amoc'ntion, and by the mayor. President
Parsons delivered the annual addrea;
Wounded in a Duel.
Cm or Mnrco, Sept. Ell—~Aduolhaabeea
fought in thivcity between Adelberto Eatava,
ahwywamleditorofSaccionaLandPedm
Pride Arum. The latter was wounded in
the side by a revolver shot. Thecaueof the
affair iaatated to have been an altercation
between the young bloods ata recent awell
hall in this city.
Mr. Parnall'a Obnoxious Agent.
Drama, Sept. ill—The men in
the quarry at Arklow, owned by Ir. Par-
nell, threats: to atrllve nnlenan agentwho
ltobnoxioneto themed iareplacedhyalocal
Nationaliat.
Thenccan Greyhounds.
Qumarowa,llept. m—‘l’lta time of the
mat the.Intnart litre tumor Citycf
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Harland Sit. on Water 7P4). Box 01‘!
6 "1;. Billion.
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(hum for Weddlnae and Patrice. Ice Cream
casually on hand for he trick and well. ill- cele
Bouillon! d l Oflce.
mm wila‘ina lm’gdnmmucr,
llnvllnnd’o l-‘rnlt Store.
VIIOICI CHANGES. “AIME Ad, H09, DATES
f it our feet
(.1 all iindof LutaMtlann-d in In. ll'callltml:
and reliable Drawer; l
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Bl"! bflffiav'i'umr‘. 5 Iain St. “3:3,...
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lNl'Oltll 'l‘llll PUBLIC THAT I
willatzgtaflthe agency of the licorehoid 83w.
in: Iachlue and lucoltnnllon will do gr re.
pairing of all kinda of realm: lachluea tudrn
left at it ltaln alum. Norwalk. will receive
prompt attention. In. t; I. SllAlLlit.
“In "16ers.
(in. it itt'tau'roal,
Waahlngton, l). C.
'3': n ycare in United States Patent Other.
tiltw Guide to inventor! mailed free
ALHL 8. GIBSON.
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ML of the “Jilly. lm of
Planoforte. organ and lluslcal
l‘omposltion.
ft x, m Box 39 r. 0,. NORWALK. cone.
3 c. “OWI.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane rural-lied and Mutate- given.
Jobbing of all kindle promptly attended to.
sho Ann street. near llaln
P. 0. x 44.1.80nlh Norwalk Ct.
J D. JR‘NK‘NOSk
' Succeeeor u» r. a Qalnurd.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
ILICI'RIC NIGHT BELL In T!!! omen.
No. 4 Knight St. Buldeuw. 5 Ill: 61.,
880-an Norwallt, Conn.
Ir. a. snare.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plane, Specifications and Superintend-
nuce for the construction of every dcecrlptlcn
of buildings.
TERMS fllBASCNA llldl.
Onwa— l ‘I much: Wuhington at.
m m 80. Howrah. P. 0. Box at.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
bl Washington Street.
Open Dallyfronit mllal.,andfrom l lost-.1-
and on Saturday evenlrlga from 6 to 8.
Mature-t allowed on Deportta.
malt SOLIANB Free.-
JOHN n. it unis. Vice-m;
oat-iv. 10min. rum. flee. anu'l‘reae
Machine Shop.
[WING LOCATED IN w. A WBEKIKR'S
chop I all now ltllrd apand am niepared to do
all klndtot general jabbing and “181'th repairing.
Bicyclea repaired and new parlr tnmlehed. lawn
mowera ground and repaired. Sattrlaction guaran-
teed. Call and give Inc a trial.
Ilenpwfull re,
1- a. win.
lower end of Water It. So. Rorwalk. tall lw
George II. Itaytnond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Mandnolnylargeal ofall moor familiar.
ea llaln Blunt, nor-ark.
Aleopreparedtofanlahmna'lrém
theinternentofthcdead. or t.‘l'el
ottrineetlon'cm withveddntcagglllet place.
Monument: and Headstones.
Donut amount-rater need-tune
it, t dinettothaallow locate
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h. lleKLll 2. sun,
Sweet-anon lit 0. B. DIKLYN,
5| Washington Street, South Norwalk’
2? Main Street, Norwalk.
First-Class Balers, Confectioners
And Ice Cream.
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ill-dare Promlltly Attended To.
01):th. rue. macaroni.
INSUIIB IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE msumct co.
Harmonia-coax.
Miner-eminent stat of militia-
0'.
ant trumpet-tire” ‘
Styles, 10c.
Gonts’ Linen Collars, Standard
Gonts’ Linen Cuffs, 150.
Unlaundried, .250, 500. and 7 5c. Laundried, 7 50. and $1.00.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2.00
GENTS’
A. DIOKERMAN 8; SON,
84 Washington Street,
llchEAN & STEEL,
Carriage Bulldersl
No. 65 MAIN STREET, REAR OI"
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wacons and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
do!!!“ It“ PROMP'ILY ATTENDED J0.
aux.
ll’lllilll'l‘ it FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
Am! manufactunxe of
All kinds of Wu one,
Trucks. Carts, 6 c.
All kinda of rcpalrinfinprornptly done.
Several new and «round or! wacona for rule.
New Road Car-ta only an
Horse-Shoelng and all
kinds of Blacksmithlng
l-‘mtt of Franklin 8h,
south Norwallt.
amt tf
WAGONS
Newandeecond-hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Cell art-Educ Them.
HENRY TILLY.
BlBBlllS!
ALL EEADES
AND AT
LOWBSI'. Prices!
The Best Goods for
the Least lloney
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Clark Jr Lane’s Block
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250. to $1.50.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
SCARFS, TIES, &c.
W l. . ‘I ‘
gum-Hauldm
Inhatm AMI.
Wm. B. RIDER &%
Baal ! final“! !
BUY YOUR
final and Wand
From the New Coal Yard.
EM.TOLLES&CO.
All the favorite varicllee of hard and free burning
coalr. s pncu given for winter supply.
All coa thorougnly returned. well pre—
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
vault awn orricn,
Water St., l-‘oot oi‘ llavllnnd St,
()ppoe’ltc Putt & Word's Shoe Manufactory.
JOHN ll. counts,
Wholeuleand Retail Dealerln all klndaof
Ell.- ANI] W001]
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharro Goals.
Ala-3’. fir RUBBER. PAINT
Yard" foot of Washington and Mar»
shall streets. Branch office at Btilson
Drug Store Mini
TRY THE
SMALL
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Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always a uni-
form size.
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care
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hoe Is in General ‘
JV": glib-$3.» a.“
Artificial Stone Steps, Coping,
LAWN BolLBIID.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650., deco.
Manufactured by 0. T. LEONARD,
an "a“? Street. h" I]
Ellaslllru.
Cor. lain it West Sta.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gaslitlinu.
STEAM HEATERS
AND
llot Air Heaters.
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Tin and Sheet Iron Work. _,
rum in sun
FUR THE FALL ill] WINTER llilll'. '
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Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are in.
m 0
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being IigEt,
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town ‘ ‘
In Prices and Quality.
”a.”—
C. H. Harve
12 North Main St., So. Non-warn. . ’
The Universal Store
No. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk, Ct.
FOLLOW THE GREAT RUSH TO THE UNIVERSAL m“ 70R
'6BINII BARGAINS l
WE ARE CLOSING OUR mm STOCK
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK cosTI.
TomakemornforourFallandWintcrNoreltlee. Nowhlhetlmelohrrywlflmld.
The Universal Store
No. 10 North Main Street, So. Norwalk, Ct.
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient
MIT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL &
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
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EXEXOUEXE‘F‘PE“ ”0132.
Norwalk Chronicler