’.¢fbmmttw0llver,nowia
' harseslvsdalettarfrom
M“ III! 2,470 “Hinduism-rd. Bbc
”Vancouver island ladians aloud,
intro but during fogs andgales from
““3“ album at (lanai-ska. Free
Mira-given them to Victoria.
"I‘M-fl Dona in llarrooms.
' ”(Magnum weapons we saw,”
”Wt, “were a bottle of
glistening.” leveledatus by
w‘howouldueverallmv aUnited
:* some oncsr to come aboard his
W of their fighting was done in
‘ before they had sailed for Vic
., wilt to Silks," had been ordered.
was waiting for the United States
s‘t‘fltkatocondemned the seizedgoods,
itwas thought would occupy about a
Bile would then sail for Victoria,
will remain a few days to have
scraped. From there she will
toflsn Francisco.
‘lbo Bush's Olsen Surprised.
Apivats letter from Bitka says that
when the Rush arrived there on the 12th
that he was very much put
’oat
" “Warmly you did not expect the vessels
”Mona mo, and in some can nobody
it'll ahead' In charge?" was asked.
,mldfifisplied ’ "ltis
sm of good nun And the Victoria
Walls-Venn their word that they
'0“ go to Bit-kn. I naturally expected
than helm"
at; no Bosh Called a Pirate.
In Mama to this statement of Iaeut.
Mbarsparteruw four of the five cap-
tail-method. All deny evergiving their
and “even if we had," they remarked,
“wowoaldhvebeen perfectly justified to
lure mid anything whatever in order to get
away from a pirate actingunder instructions
tocommitpiracyon thehighseas.”
THE HAMILTON AFFAIR.
In. napp Dissatisfied—Nu?“ Donnelly
to Enter a Dime Museum.
Pmannurms, Sept. 27.—Mm Rupp, in
. whencottags at Atlantic City Nurse Don-
nllywssatsbbedby lira. RobertRayllam-
“‘1“, III! returned to her home in this city,
ad luswith her little Beatrice; the Hamilton
.hhy nude ruinous through revelations
to light during the trial of Mrs.
ton. lira. Rupp says Mr. Hamilton
>Hrcs ha to take care of the child until he
can otherwise arrange for it. Mrs. Rupp' n
W with the amount of money paid
hbylfr. Hamilton. She says that before
leaving Atlantic City Mr. Hamilton told her
first if she needed money to address him
though his New York lawyer. She wrote
tohim. asking for 81,011) Shethought this
areasmshlerequest, as shebad beenput to
W of trouble through the scandal-
at her cottage, and her boarding
William had been entirely broken up.
In toher lettersho received a c heck for
, insignificant amount she looks
g flaninsult. Showillcareforthc
lllly, however, until Mr. Hamilton decides
whttodo with it. Mrs. Rupp says that
lay Donnelly, the nurse, has accepted an
oflerofflfiaweek toappear at one of the
New York dime museums.
Democratic Delegates chosen.
Wilson, N. Y., Sept. 2?.—The Democratic
carnation for-the Second district of Niaga-
II Wily elected the following delegates to
tin lain convention: 8. B. Pomemy, Dr.
P. Eddy and William D. Ho
was nominated for
of
“ably.
(Inca, N. Y., Sept. 27.-—The Delaware
Dancer-tic convention atDclhl nom-
inatodllaniel T. Arbuckle for county judge,
hell. Maynard for memberof anembly
nilL. '1'. Raymoudfordish'ictattorney.
A Policeman Tried for Murder.
mm miles west of hernia on
wtwhmmmmghtortnomnor
”mummma Thomas
uninnted and placed Scholling
arr‘ut without cause. Scbclling ro-
' IflWsthbimdcnd. Thegen—
m b that he will bang,as the
‘ w madooutaverystmng case
‘ thyrisoner.
Tush—President Dead.
Swan-Samuel L. Cald-
_d Vuar
“untitled-rotate [coda
mmmommam
lssukflahnlhsrmtaumtownl'am
mmmmru '
Whoa
'6. ll. Hasklll, the mister of tbs New
wail-honing and Western railroad,
landfill” .- than salt
way my,
in ”le la Plttshu David-loba-
aln and Cornelia Isl New York cau-
hlfla Heelalms that smut from tbs old
company for services.
The Emery Calldle Company's work at
Chicago were burned. how, slow».
My-fourbodlashavathlufarbemtaken
from the debris at Quebec.
Abram K. Kimball, a mutant Hermon
lithop, is dead at Kanosh, Utah.
The suit of David 8.1'erry for "0,000
damages for three days’ false imprhummem
just after the scene in Justice Field‘s court,
hssboen ("lull-0d because of the death of
George ll. led-kill. am! hi. got his foot
eaughtina stirrup at bowl], I“, and
was dragged to death by his horse.
Dan Consult. the celebrated stallion owned
by Arthur Eaton, of Chicago, and valued at
846,11!) indeed.
Cheyenne has bccn l hoscu as the capital of
Wyoming for ten years.
Mayor Haynes has been nominated by
Newark Democrats The Republicans have
nominated Morris Richard».
John H. Falconer, till recently statistician
of the poatoflice department in Washington.
has been stricken with paralysis.
The Duke of Cambridge, commander-in-
chief of the British forces, has signified his
approval of a plan to mobilise 100,le volun-
teers for the defense of Motion.
The Maryland Democratic state conven-
tion has renominated Comptroller Bough-
man.
THREE MEN KILLED.
Terrific Explosion in a l'owder Mill at
Cressona. Pa.
Pomsvlua, Pa, Sept. iii—A terrific ex-
plosion ochIrcd about 11 a. m. in Iaflin &:
Rand's powder mill at Crcmua, three miles
from here.
William Schropp, Samuel Stole! and
Henry Reed were instantly killed and a num-
ber of other workmen seriously injured.
The companion was felt in this citydis-
tinctly and nearly all the window glass in
Creasona was broken
A Mysterious Man Shot by Police-ell.
Hsmros, Ont, Sept. int—Some days ago
a stranger about 30 years of age engaged
board at Mrs. Hpencer’s,onYoung street.
He gave no name and told nothing of him-
self. Ho was well supplied with money. He
rennincd in his room continually, did not
eat with the other boarders and only went
outtobuy what food he required. Becom-
ing alarmed at his peculiar behavior, Mrs.
Spencer notilhd the police, and three ofllcers
went to the house, but the stranger refused
to admit them or communicate with them.
Awatch was set and at anesrlyhour the
room door was forced and the police entered
The stranger fired twice at them without
effect and the police returned the fire, in-
stantly killing him. \Vho he is or what the-
mystery regarding him is has not yet trans—
pircd. The policemen are held for investignr
Bold Burglars at Brighton.
Pmsncno, Sept. 2f.—~Three men entered
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad depot
at Brighton station and demanded money
from Mrs. M. 0. Gallon, the company‘s
agent. Mm. Galton boldly defied the thieves,
but before she could summon aid shewas
bound and gagged and thrown into a corner
of her oflicc. The thieves ransacked the
station thoroughly, securing a large amount
of moncynnd other valuables. When dis-
covered Mrs. Gallon was unconscious. She
has since remained delirious and scarcely
able to articulate. Ber wrists and limbs
were terribly cut and swollen, sotigbtly was
she bound. As yet no clew to the perpe-
trators has been discovered.
Won by the Fredonla.
BOSTON, Sept. 27. —The much talked of
race for $6,000 between the yacht Fredonia,
owned chiefly by Commodore Forbes, and
the Keeper, was sailed in a fresh breeze and
beavysca,aud resultedinsoclear avictory
forthe Fredonis as tosettle alldoubta of
her superiority. The Fredonia had ther-i‘
tan’s crew aboard, and washandled by Capt.
Barty, one of harowners. Thellesperwas
handled by her designer, D. J. Lawler. The
course was forty miles.
Sullivan Will Apologize.
‘Nrw You, Sept. 27.—-Johu 1.. Sullivan
arrived here from Fishkill. He was sober,
and asked a reporter to say that he intended
to apologise to Charley Johnson and the
lie for failing to appear in Brooklyn last
onday night. He admitted that he was
“full” on that occasion, but hoped it would
be the last time. Sullivan span in Syracuse
Monday night.
llcavy Damages Against the Eric.
Buruw, Sept. ‘H.—-ln the superior court
averdict was mdered in favor of Nathan
W. Davis for 88,000 against the Erie rail-
road. Daviswas blown from hiscsbbyan
explosion of gas in the enginandh'nleg
washroken and other injuries were unstained.
In 1881 he was given a verdict for 88,000, but
itwassetaaide. TheKriewillapply forsa-
other trial.
Bulncd by a Dela-nor.
RIADING, Pa, Sept. ill—Tbs farm and
othw propsrtyof Valentine Kieflerinthis
county hasbeenlcvled upon bythe 'sherifl
a: attachments for 85,01). Kieffsr’s failm's
is due to thefiightof Tax Colloidal-ac
Eckert, who took .8,” county money with
him. Kieder was one of Eckert‘s bonds
man.
Doctor and lover Arrested.
w-anvntdmnobokemN. J.; the former
forau-iminalopsration upon Ilium-3,.
sgsdlll, andthelattarfor beingrespmnible
for the girl’s condition. Herman willbe
brought here.
ran Dead In Ills mono mam.
law You, Sept: n—waucm
fishaerslofCoLGoovw-nsur Carr,me
Gn- Sher-an ”elected President.
0136!!!th 31,-!!!» Army or the
Tmmbbusias-sdmatcollsgs
whose-rmwn'sm ’
manta-am
Minister Phelps and the lira
peter William.
unnsrs also annals ca
Moa’slntnprtssandlnvassttvsosam
llad Attract-d the World's Attention.
Ila Cold—Ir. Phelps" Remarks—~00“:
News has Across the Water.
Blunt, Dept. 27.—Mr. William Walter
Phelps, United States minister to Germany,
has pressnted his credentials to Emperor
William. lie was cordially received and
eonvevsadwith the Kaiser for some tima.
After an exchanged formal remark the
emperor detained Ir. Phellw, manning so
long that the American minister and Count
Herbert Btunarck, who accompanied him
from Potsdam, mined their train. Count
BarlIsrtBismart-k tendered adinnsrtohfln-
lstsr Phelps, which was attended by a num-
ber of attaches of the American legatiouand
visiting diplomats.
Minister Phelps' mock.
lu presenting his credeIItisls Minister
Phelps swkoof the relations between Ger-
many and the United Htates as having new
deviated from (men conllnlity. He would
ahlrk no effort to maintain, and if ponible
strongthm the “'10er friendsz of the
two countries. lie reviewed the prominent
part taken by liberty loving Germans in
aiding the American struggle for independ—
ence, and in since promoting the national
welfare of the country.
Emperor \Villlam a Kind Words.
The emperor, responding, spolm in English.
He said the minister‘s utterances aflordod
him great pleasure. From early youth he
had greatly admired America, whose his
tory, so largely characterized by peace, had
always excited his eqiecial interest. Among
the many prominent qualities of the Ameri
cans, their spirit of enterprise and series of
order, and above all their inventive genius,
attracted the attention of the world.
l’resldent Harrison‘s Letter.
l’ams, Sept. 27—h his letter to the Ssh
bath Observance congress, President Harri-
son says: “Experience teaches methat work-
ers with head and bands need such rest as
the Sabbath alone can give. Man, whether
regurdml as an animal or an immortal be-
ing, should be assured that rest."
Christians Brutally Treated.
Lottomt, Sept. ill—The Daily News’ Athens
dispatch states that Christians in Crete are
suited, bound band and foot, and draggEd
through the streets of the towns. Many
have succeeded in escaping from the coun—
try.
Amnesty for ltochefort.
Pains, Sept. ill—The L’Autorite state:
themisa project on foot to secure a full
amnesty for Henri Rochefort, the quondam
Anarchist and pfe‘llllt fiery Opposition edi-
tor and Boulaugist.
lloulnngcr's Election Annnlled.
PARIS, Bopt.‘ ‘7.—~Tlxe municipal mmmis
lion has nullified the votes cast for Gen.
Boulcuger and liean Rochefort and do
clared M. Joffrin (labor) elected for Mount
martre.
flatxfolclt to he Removed.
Bums, Sept .... -—It is stated that Prince
Bismarck has advised that Count von ll al—
dersee succeed ( ‘uunt von Hatzfeldt as Ger-
man auIbai-mdor to England, the latter to be
transfcrrui to Berlin.
'l'un Arab (amps “ arc Destroyed.
Zaszmsu, Hope. '17. ~L'npt. Wissman has
destroyed two Arab comps, situated four
day‘s march from liogomoyo, and is now
man hing toward lly wapw n
Pckln' a Temple of Heaven Burned.
Dom Koso, Sept. 27.—-'i'be Temple of
Heaven at Pekin, containing the great throne
of the Sacred Dragon, has been destroyed
by fire.
Sullivan’s Exhibition at Newbnrg.
Nmm, N. Y., Sept. ill—Tue first an-
nual parade of the Matte-wan and Fishkill
Landing fire departments took place here.
There were 5,000 strangers in the village
notwithstanding the rain storm. The Eagle
and Mouhagan lime mmpanies of Middle-
towu were the only visitors. John L. Balli-
van and his combination were at Dillon’s
groundsafter the panda and gaveanexhb
bition to less than 500 persons. Sullivan
was just recovering from his deluuch and W
the affair was very tame. But three events
weregiven, the entire performance notoc-
cupying half an hour. Rain was falling
and the exhibition was given in theopen air.
Sullivan came there from Boston in the
morning in charge of his brother, who
watched him closely all day. Hebasleft
for New York.
Rewark's Big Water Contract.
NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 27.—-Tbe someone
water contract between the city of Newark
and the lehigh Valley Railroad company
hasbceu signed. The railroad people have
acquired all the necuarylandintho P»
saicwatcrshed and intwo years’ time the
water, according to the contract, will have
been introduced into the city. The preunt
supply from the Panic rim will then be
utilised entirely in manufacture. It is esti-
mated thattherallroad company willmahe
a clean 03,0“),000 profit on the tramaction
Confidence new Arrested.
Orrawa, Illa, Sept. ill-The two can
fldsacemenwho cheated FrederickGleim,a
Btreator fanner,outof 85,00) and who are
withoutdeubtwantcd in manypsrtsoftbs
oountry,were brought here from Imports,
Ind. Inafoldofthesaamofthstrousersof
msofthsmwas foundm B.B.Wilson,
tvhoksuppessdtobs the third mambsrof
thegang,wasarrestedinChtcsgo May.
HeclaimstobsaNsw Yorkattoruey. Itis
sstlunstsdtbattheaang has netted mow
thisyear.
324,000 for Missions.
Laxcsmm, Pa, Sept. 27.—-'l'hs Tri-
hfiymdklmrdofmiwimsof the Reformed
Churchhavers—electedtbcilev. D. thusy
tofmi-iunswithiathsboumls
mam-um of the interim. An
ad scum for mhions and
05,01) for church building was divided
anwngthesynotk
Comedic-Crane Surprised.
Maegan-At the conclusion of
thsperformaaceof "PapaP-rlchon'atths
cmgoOmhomWMmEMtIu
comedian, wys wanted by ma
William I. [soon with a locket ntwith
diamoalksndturqnoisuintokm otthsap
pceiatimlnwhiehhshhsldhyhkflfleago
m
.
mmbmm
BIKING Gila
PGIE?
Doitslisnufsotnm lishall
thefngredlonts Used?
IS IT FREE FROM MIMIIRM ~
As is well known. ammonia isunhssllh.
ful in Maud dries up the head
material.
Protection» ammoftoodm
nds In. in their labllitylo toaheess
made from ,an lsuhdspass.
OLEVELAND’R SUPERIOR
BIKING POWDER.
Thlspowderialnsdsoulyoflsistl pure
grape cream of tartar. andstrlctly
lcarbouato of soda. with ahttls bi:
flourtoprsssrveit. 'l'hisisattsslsd
oulcial Jigsaw
WLW throughout “the;
u lineman”!
a
“MC-I‘D! head. divs assulsl.
lull Blllllll Oahu
My Most-sale sud-an
AND SCI-1001.01”
Giuliani and insulin.
or tllaultc tin. III-ford, Cl.
(v land for muse-l; nah.)
Iloopcns for tundy dept d, It”.
BEAM“ TAUGII'I'. WW
Conn Beokksspl Ilsa-1mm
gammataplftaslness nestles ’l‘slsg’aplmoo- p,
“at
The Principal will be at the College offer All I.
Iowan whens wuhlosrraa l
lbelos'tltullon If y “a It! or entering
but ones-er. m on
an?“ as ur'lbnu.” rm.
courts/rs.
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«Shorthad. ivpewriting and
Business Course,“
AT
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Dayltcssioo is m mlp. In written: In
himingfle Ilv-n ltoI day. Iii-cored” and Pri-
f day,7.wlo 1000.
2’H&O TEA.
i"ram Choicestl'eanver creed.
PERFECTLY PURE.
a 7mm mummies mimics. Tnv n.
t,-. will um: .e u; c: .c W'ilyu'rertxlt
l? is the "muss-r TINA”! Int. 11'
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l and in”. iron Mil. ltz- rations n ur
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x l “L'rl‘zlrit‘cl l‘ vrluht. It is moron-un-
vnmni w. my time: thr‘lowergndel
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I‘ur sn'n ly'.‘ im‘ In"! nh-cem.
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ll. l.’llO.\lllElllEl7,
CHAS. ll. FEllllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. larris. Hoses «Hover, David Flatt,
8. K. Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
letters of thankliu Bones 4h son, of
m Broadws 2i New York, daily receive. The sub
joined unsol led testimonials are from your friends
sadnei h ladlcssud nllcmcayouknowsnd
esteem or the r honor straightforwardnsre, and
who w scorn to has party men‘s: deception.
What has been done for others one for you
audit is folly tolonger coder when the moment
recovery lies at your very door.
00!. 0. ll. P388“ says: 'lu 1575 l wss
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Jsondicc of the w: m
description. nducing my weighI about air: pounds
lsufleredsboa oneycar and shall. vrmhmg
was done that medical skill could surgcst. Finally
a
others gave me the hencdta of doubts Then l was
finally to lake lines“ Blood Purifier
Afar, takIag two or Ihree boll cs l was entirely
cured and have been a well man for over an years
"35. HENRY SEYMOUR. aid to have hsd
aanccéremont’i by Dr. “chilling”. ofdzew go's
city. as ow—I’cpon y to any sy,
notablstov‘ves'l’kalone; son would not I.heal
Disfovuyc-nedher seveuycsrsagpand hasbecnu a
well woman since.
8. K STANLEY. outweigh old. and
was sulferl severely from s h” coach. The
doctovsssid had an “mm on his lung.” and
could not live flaring heard of the wonderful
done by The urea lltlocd Purifier " l gem
m at once and took it faithfully. l‘lly cough dis-
uncured and am majoring goodbeal mm
Testimony ofallem workable C are
in Norwalk, Conn.
Bliss Colin Starr. (now first Charles
Bennett), (Ir-ant St" Norwalk. Conn.
Bad Kidney trouble, Dyspepsia, impaired circa
lation of eigthLears standing; was so nervous Ihsr
sheconld nel rslcepnorcst. Patdoutovcv
fined one cant‘;swonh health mined as much by
thepolsoumcdhzlaesss by the dhease for whit
Ihqmtaken. Shela : “I did not expect to
live butsshortllmc. allowcs was sent to me
bysfrlend. ltmkbismedlcincmdhsvcuot had
a docttn since. has not able to walkwithaat help
~alnnowsblcanddowslk all aboouown several
timesads. lamanew .andl would not
bebaskw I was for of dollars
consider it the best medium ever adored to the
public. Dr. t‘ovmtechofxsw York. told me be
levcdlcouldbavebecn cared if
would not have bet
haaklia llowes Hedi»
or JWW‘Im... mp“,
eco " u
Soldby A. If. no" 80‘! orwslkm
”'Wchavc manila-I'm
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mnmowx. con.
anglll ly
CANDIES
“all“. mean;
BAKERY
oomcortas. cam TOYS. ands full assort-
Insofar—Wendy
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Buarlingallaylnlunl
Young bodies and Children,
In urns SEPT. 1911: ’89.
Applications for entering pupils should be made
below the opening of the ac
For ('ilculam and any other lnformstlon in regard
to the Echo l please all upon or sum.
act‘s 1m Inss N. P. DAIBD.
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
Ii RS. ll EA D’S
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For Girls all You Ladies,
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For circulars sddra-s,
Mrs. NI. E. ligamm
Gilli both for leurazhs
DON’T WAIT.”
G. S. NORTH.
HAVE Till? TlllllD DUB
Formosa Oolong
.—-—(IB ——
oBLIGK TEA!
-~—~—oo>———
yauy otmr ucishbors. no doubt, have has Tel.
too due' I l fact. too delicate; they fall to get there
with the combined sweetness and strength a do
your human caveats. So if you are di-alisflsd try
our'l‘ca.
—»——» 490
no anus an old Tea Boyer.
llessid: “ltissgood'l'ea. (impound is worth
two pounds of such tea as l have been buying, and
the pricsof them bulb lament-e."
Anothcr said: ‘ ldou'l wish to flatter, but it is as
“PM Tea as i have lawn used to paying 70 cents
or or
Price: 50c lb.
Gillie IGlIllIflll
qu ER B. HOY'I‘,
manta pic-Illifl 9! '05!
lo“ sum run run
Celebrated Aqua Crystal , ;
install: all in Glaser
f msmmwwkdusstm priest
Bel. clun- Gillltl'l Butler.
11' ramss IV“! Till.
DANIEL L’HDIIIIEDIEU .
FLORIST.
saw mummouru scams:
A. 8. B‘ERRIS,
JEW'ELER.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
flue Watch list-hing a Specialty.
ss Washington in" - , Now“! Iorwalk.
I .“""l" IIIVI'L "I"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
7 iii Finish.
Wire Stcclmlloor Mats,
something new. but thing cit.
w. c.0umvano
IUIIC BALL BUICK
GO '1'0
IGGBEIHABIAN’S
——ros-—-
Berry Bros. lion.
Table Delicacies,
No 8 Main Street.
Choice Groceries
FRUITS, (130.,
M I I. LTi—Esv
Tumour-Minnow. mobs-all
'I'hrss «landlines-wrung dept-h- It,”
willssll
, Ladies’ Black flailors at 20c.
f 'l‘urbsas, 25c. and we.
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Mrs. W. Fawcelt’s,
lo. a Water Street,
Nos-walk.
divs ass cell.
Conn.
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Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
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AND 'I‘ l N \VAI! ti;
Estimates given for
steam and Hot Air llestiuz.
IUBIC BALL BLOCK
Wall Papers
Largest and dr-cst assortment in Ihe lawn of Nov-
walk A flue hue of
-—'HII am—
SZKVID lhl '1‘!!! DIST HAND-Ill.
.as well as
Poultry if all Kinds
[R “‘8 SIM!
F. HAYES.
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Th lune! Mariel.
MEA‘I‘S
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Gilli a1 25 ill. GOING Bull
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DECK ER’S
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18 Nunnlainllmet,
Rb IGTGI Milli.
Ono Quality ,—-’l'lle Best.
. '1' DIN.
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forts lie.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
53 Washington street.
28 lain St., 80. Norwalk.
or an Inn. is Their son-u.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. mm. a I. 5. acorn.
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Baum & Hus ml
hats Fish Oysters,
Fruits. Vegetables, Poultry, Ell
' SOUTH NORWALK.
The Old and Reliable.
HOLY nun up.
Nanak liar York
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