a
a
he cm
um um; re mum.
W-
wmmmm
Witt melee.
can“ brit- Interior
“Ahmad-allymknowu Print
mdtflnmrtaraaowaadhave
bond-plathhadacfallth
‘mamm Comm?»
unmadaoh-MW-mraudw.
. Draw- lt- coutnat- moth.
‘W likimtbattheraportlaht
- earl man; can Mlymadaach
”ha-exhibitiaitaelf. litre-inlaid
the fact that Deputy mum
huh, Jr.. nativedovavflifln an a
m “traction“ hiacomminforlo
mm in the-apart. wan.» Ir.
“ha-mutamoruot than»
”t“ not date. Ilr. limith receivable
”nib‘fopaham.
Deputy lt-ith'a Renting,
lacretaryxoblefinviawof the Iaportcl
DWJuhimaelf questioned Ir.
”authefactaattemlin‘themattn‘
It b not known definitely whether Ir
”badminton! renting is signed by
bh-alfaaactingmmiaeloncror by Com
“Tamer. Thepaparain regardtc
intuit through during Ir. Taunur‘r
Mohammedan.
' '1. ”gain. MCI-Gd.
'l'larQIItaho curricular Ir. Bquirvain
laud tern, eqncially for his action in
nth; curs glacial It states that Mr.
Ink-Willa atamp of Mr. Tanner
U m and amxed it to paws
wflhcuttheccmfloaerrknowlalgu The
”a m very large unmhw-b
“doc-floater Tamera-flicked
{whine-minia- in than entrusting
“Ml prerogativeto a mere privue cec-
mwhovidatedthe confidence mpoaed
“I! We Km to follow.
The name-of the panda: otlice official:
wheat-Id them-alvcatohemtedforma
mmdtheleport Bavaralware
mat thetime bySccratuyNoble,
.dthaynowpointtothefact that theatre
'll) rmived the largest amount of all—
Dqllty Commiurioner Smith—is still in
blue.
laidamemherofthehmrdwhomadethe
that: ‘Tbere was but orIeoftwo
mfwthemtodofinviewofour
[Mdtba'todinnbeveryoneofusfrmn
thnviee-uuworthyol belief,orelaere~
weir. Tanner from attire.”
. nonmememher intimated that thechief
anfllinyuithnmutwouldmon
followlr. Tanner into private life.
TANNER TO DAIZELL
no h—Cn-Immrd Panama Write:
00 Interesting latter.
CW 0., Sept. ill—The following
letter from ex-Commien’mer Tanner has
blurecaivedbyl-lon. J. M. Dahell:
Wampum. l). C.,Bept. 19.1”.
(Confidential. '1
MLIWLCaIdweb:
i Urn-album! havryounoflhe 16th. 1
“line read all thatlxaslmcnprintedae
“from your lips or pen. For your great
of good feeling I tlunk you fromlhe
afmyheart. Amluow.onceforal],
”nun-mm Iwautto sayto you that
“Where: raid one-word to Inc-hour
,II. Iaaaot come out and mythatpuhllely;
goal-twatquoteit; bntitisGddslrutb. m
mwmmnurmxom‘sm,
.0 had ioat two bmlxs.’0f couraeJ earddn‘t
Heb. [Imaginathut your keeneyehna tamed
yewtodficwnaod that you are contemplating
theeIchinObioot two things recently donein
flour-ton once. Wheulauy recentlylmean
iaeclpraetically went out, for while I am a
“Hazard-ill!» until my mi
aadquaiillmJ om takiugno part in
fiddeloftheofikejoldingmyadf on leave.
Whilemmt-lonerliaauedtwoordera phich
[Wand still think, were rulghtygood
Inca YmthattheWmeaon the pension
”lane-than fl amonth allouldall, unlea-
tbay had had a medial examination withina
m, be ordenad for exn-tuation before their
”Notwithaview to putting them upat
lentil-month pertain or drop them olltbe
*farkwaaandlnnyoptnionthatforaman
mmnhbamwhodareuotm
hullhhtumhedititunderthainatmctiou
Ocarina-d howander hearers namaa're
”mmmthehonhdlevcthuthaeh
tobacchauohthcpoliryt
“an hired-um alive-at
did'lotobjatttoltuflllaflarllmdro
huuptom fathelo-ol
m'mamma
I, theraleofapieccofreuleetate bymeunsof
- troubkaeveral times heron. On one occa-
”uglier-muse“ “4min.
In «our T NH
mm‘daw tam-old].
a-lwrotoit. it was mm. la
“ammuamwhc-lbo
bvvadtohnuytrtcud. Away—dartin-
mutt-mammoth
chuumaadrhcaldmthava
haw written. The letter.” he cnthuad,
“wanvldarrtly‘ol-a. lean-othllevothat
auymaawuohlaohatrayhbtriand."
JupM'l'ah-a the Oath-l 0.00.
Wallflower, first. Ill—Judge (lanth-
"Wild handmade-ca,
h-tahutho oath and anal-d thedutlat
olhlaaaw Intuition. Annular of cheap
map-ctedinthelualudlcemon.
taunt Clue I'm-later! Anni-tall.
Wartime, Bapt. tit-Cheater 2. Rica.
7. ti. BmcnandCharlaP Jona- havcbeen
undated podmaatcra at l’arkaville, Fayette
and finely Creek, fourth cla- cflcu in New
York rate.
Alamoaturam
Wmuum, “apt. 27—4. W Koo, aged
26, that hinnelf dead at thlngton. and
hiabodyw- found under the long bridge
withunvolvc clutched tint intherlght
Bur-ad to M While Kludllnl a Fire.
Wuluxu'mx, lit-pt. L'T-wfll‘l. Emma A.
“'ood, wife of (lam M. Wood, of the
geological survey, wan burned to death whilp
kindling a lira.
A FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
It: New Eng-[fad by loite- latal at
Braddock, Pa.
l’rnaacno, Hopi. 27,—l‘urnace“ ‘,"ofthe
Edgar Thornton film] work, at Bnddoch,
l’a., was not working natisfactorily, and at 7
p. In. W. R. Jonea, manager of the steel
works, together with air of his men, want to
work to remedy the trouble. lt waa dia-
mveredthatnhardcruatof cinderhad
formed imide the furnace. An «idea, fifteen
inche- in diameter, was made t the
lids of the funiace utavk, whichia eighty
feet high and twenty inches in (Daniela.
Thmgh this hole a heavy iron bar wasuaad
to break the cinalor trust. In an instant the
crust gave way and a perfect river of molten
iron and cimlcr rushed through the aperture,
literally covering Capt. Jones and his work:
meniriaaeaofllame and hurling them in
alldirection. (hpt. Jomn was pickedup
fromtheaandpitfuily forty feet from the
flack. The other: were lifted about the
aamediatauce in other directions. A Hun»
garian, who was in the party, has not yet
been found. The burned are as follows:
Mike Quinn, foreman; llarry Council,
fatally burned; Patrick Burns, seriously
burned; John Nee, aerirmsly burned, and
Capt. Jones is terribly burned.
The mes immediately following the acci—
dent were terrible in the extreme, the im-
merse stockhousc being fairly overflowcd
with the teething liquid. The injured were
brought to the hospitals here.
The Union Prohibltory League.
moment}, Sept. :n.—The Union Pro-
hlbitory league of Pennsylvania, having for
itaohjeetthewrwrmuion of theealoou not
die of party lines. held its first convention,
with about 100 delegates in attendance.
Preaidant Kyuett called the meeting to or—
der. The usual committees were appointed.
Themmmittee on permanent organization
reported at the afternoon session as follows:
President, A. J. Kynctt, Philadelphia; vice
presidents, A. J. ltieketts, \l'ilkeabam: A.
C. Rankin. Allegheny; secretary, Welling-
ton B. lunch, Philadelphia; treasurer, W.
W. Wallace, Philadelphia. The mm was
and the oflloera declared em
The platform adopted recites the evils grow-
ing out of the liquor traffic, and declares
that the comtitntional prohibitory amend
merit failed in June last becauscof theun-
fair political methods of those opposed to it.
The league will favor the election of candi‘
dates to public office without respect to
party who will best represent its principle:
Over a thousand dollare were raised before
the adjournment, and more was mntrilmted
at a mum meeting held at night. Hon. Al-
bert Griffin, of New York: B. C. Christy, of
Pittsburg. and others made uddremes at the
man meeting.
Lawyer Suydam In Trouble.
wa Your, Sept. ill—Abraham Suydam,
a well known criminal lawyer, has been ar-
rested for fraud, in attempting to negotiate
a forged power of attorney, and receiving a
.750 deposit which he failed return on the
fallinglh. .thao‘ the ‘ us. Inspector
Byrnenays t Suvdarn hasheen insimilar
lionhcuearlyeuccecdedin magma),-
WamoflandinVirginiuwaSmtch
ayndicatebeforeit war found that the air
max of title were forged. Suydam la
comical for Giblin, who was lately con-
demncdtohang for murder. Buydam was
arraiglul in the Tomb court, remanded for
examination and locked up.
‘7.
Youth-01'. “that Wit-wan.
Bmaw,8th.2‘I.—ln the Faulknertrial
Comfort Allen, a farmer,tcatilled that he
huriedthchanklnokainSeptemher,1887,at
of John Faulkner, andwaa
paid 310 for the work. Mr. Daniel lack-
woodmined Alleu,and made him
admitthathc had not taken theoath,"ao
Mpg. God," but had mattered “to
up.” Vitus-MW“ wit-51:" Faulk-
ner’upartner once lav him hanging
hyiatcrvmingonhkhehalfwhenlnwuuon
trlulformnrder. lie wont] be willing to
mthrceycarl la pvt-m togetl’aulkmr
free.
a We Epidemic.
veryprevaiautinthcuorthuu towmhipaof
Bertrand Ichtxh ccunttaa Anumberd
deathl-vaocenrredmarthlaplaca. IntlIe
famflyodewinfilmatenpermr-wueill
“onetime; thegrandmothar andtwoaona
died; the «than are import-g. Joana
Watermanbdeadatulueveralofhtr
childrmeradownwithtbam
”The Old Hannah” laaaad Year.
law Your,
a f',
Mum-nuance”! :
-'Ialt~eai.
Alltmohlyu—
Murine... .. .I 0 o o o 0 1—1
a .................... 0 0 4 l o 0 M
Batteries bald-in and O‘Connor. Terryaud
M‘té‘dam'caihdmaccwutdduhm
fl.” .............. 0 0 0 1 0 l 0 o 24
Willa .............. 00101000“
Ballerina: Burma and Illllxan. mm. and
At mbuithrmraidm game; -
Athletiu.
(liaamd ulna)—
Athletic .....
blthnore .........
Ballerina: lcllahca and moo...
(loaning—
ham and Tate (lame tolled at and of fourth in
ulngon account of rain.
At liauaau City ~
Eamon: ........... ! oouooani—a
Cincinnati ........... 20100080043
batter-lea: Omar-y and lion I,ver llmilh and
lildwlu
other Game».
At lloohorh- -r
“H lnmler «Toronto game [mtponI-d on Wm!“
At New Haven—-
New linen Newark game postponed on no-
eount of rain.
lilallop l‘nttrr'a Addrru.
New Y,omr Sept. :7. ~ln his addrem at
the Epiaoopal Dimwm convention Bishop
Potter dwelt upon thoditlkultios and dangers
growing out of the multiplication and isolac
tlonafdiweaea. He gave a history of the
organization of the Fulcrum council, which
i dasignr-d to meet the dangers referred to.
The bishop raid that in his judgment the
Fulcralemuncil would fail of its nIiInion,
union, by means of it, both metropolitan
and other bishops were almrn to a consider-
able extent of the powers Whllll are now
exercised with grave disregard to the righta
of the clergy and the people at large. At
the afternoon mion Dr. llitchleu resolution
regarding the revision of the prayer-book,
after being ulightly modified was adopted.
Chlorofurrned Himself.
Raw Y,ouu Sept. ‘37. -——Utto Stictz, a
wealthyGerman, agediil, headof the New
York Glam Letter company, was found dead
in his place of business from the eilecta of
chloroform. A towel saturated with the
amethefic wagon hisfoce,and it appeared
that Air. Stietu had made an unsucceaaful
effort to remove the towel before becoming
entirely unconscious. Mr Stietz'a partner
says that when he left the place Mr. Btieta
had been drinking, and he probably did not
wanttogo homein that condition and do-
cided to sleep where he want Ha we aorno
what excited over some plans for thecnlargu-
mentdthebudmandtlnding sleep diffi-
cult, used the chloroform.
(ill Exporter-u Alain.
NEW YORK. Sept. L'T.—Pngeua‘tocher& (30.,
until recently the largest exporters of pi.»
troleum in the country, have assigned. The
direct linbiiimu are stated at mom to
when), and contingent liabilities “00,000
on mtoommodution acceptances and Monte-
monts for Andrew Brown, of Buifalo. Mr.
Brown‘a omission to take care of this paper
is given as the cause of the assignment. Mr.
Brown is a leading lumber merchant.
trade to be in dilliculty for some time pant.
A Murder Near Bradford.
Bnaorouo, l'a. Sept. 2.. ——At Mount Al-
ton, sixteen miles from this plat», John
Quinn shot and killed his wife at ii a. In.
with a “'iucheemr rifle. Quinn claim; that
his wife bud been intimate with a man
named Brennan After shooting his wife,
Quinn started after Brennan with the Win-
chcmrrm hiathoulder, but wasdiaarmed by
Constable Wuhburu and taken tosmeth-
port and lodged in jail.
Amulet] on a Serious Charge.
Oswmo, N. Y., Sept. 2I.—Capt. David
Boyd, of Mexico, this county, a pmminmt
hotel keeper, has been arrested, charged with
the murder of Loreuuo Bayou, of Little Falls.
on Sept. 14, The men had been playing bit
bards and drinking together, and a dispute
arm. During the light Hayes metabbed
thirteen times. He has since died. Boyd ll
60 years old, and well muscled.
Second New Janey Bldg-do Reunion.
Euzaerm, N. J., Sept. 27,—1'hc W
New Jersey Brigade Survivors’ mociatioii
atitaaeoond annualreuniou clectedthcaaof-
licere: President, Gen. Robert McAllister, ol
Belviderc; mercury, Capt. U. B. Titus;treaav
urer, Capt. James Wilhington; chaplain,
Rev. E. B. Blown-t. The celebration mt
year will be at Newark.
Odd Fellow: at Binghamton.
Bmunarrroa, N. Y., Sept. 27.;0ver 3,000
Patriarch: Militant were here to take part
in the field day exert-im of the divkion ol
the Atlantic, Odd Fellows. There were
preaent live cantons from Boston, includlm
Gm. Palmerund stall, and aeveral canton
from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and
Gen Futurism: nor, of Connecticut.
Mn. J. G» Blaine. Jr.‘a Illness
qu Your, Sept. Sit—Ira. Jam- 0.
Blaine. In, who is suffering from a seven
attack of inflammatory rheumatism. was re
media-ambulance fromNuflllaxlnc
tut avenue to the Percival, No. 230 Wat
Porty-aacmdrtrcet. she was undcrthah
fluence of chloroform
“Liverpool Jack’a" hill.
Nrw You, Bept. 21-11. trhlcf "Liver
Jack” fa- tha alleged kidnapping ot
vflKmndymlaytandrhlppinghhn,
I It. BAYIOHII,
C
Mitford mummy! In. fli'lWlllll l'..u 301617
C i. with...
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of art n I In l mu for Wedding! and I’lmw- lm Cream
at llftrdlllt" mid-m, on hundtmrhc ulcli and well. ill- eele
Detroit .......... o o o I a o o o I 04 M'wmnflmflng-E? Enofiwnilann
London ..... . .0 0 0 0 I 0 0 8 0 1—0
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and reliable Flower and
atecher (5; Co. have been thought by the ‘*
‘fifil 3'3:
ufl;hd.'aaz
”iii?
aqua-0033‘
.. use 0
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fi:::fl.fls”?
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«IUCIUD-Hga
MM MMflm
heal Notice: ”all! M Ilua.
em om
Billlder and (Fonlraetor.
Work done by the day or wntm t
Ilnvlland’n Fruit store.
0 Al“) BANANKNHG-l DAT"
Cnmllgndidf “(2:11qu fruit confectionery
WWI. McAllIatcra
t vei
mm '3”: .‘ii‘ii'l'mhom: an Inn: St. Norwalh
Till «Pilbhlt' ‘l'lli'l‘ l
fiizgufiigpngy of the Household 83w-
ln luchlm and In connection will do u nerul re-
nugof all kinda of sewing Machines ("den
all at In Main aired. Norwalk. will receive
prompt attention b9 U I. SliAllBlt
ATEN'I‘B. ‘
6. It Bh'lNG'l‘GEI.
Wublugtou, D. C.
"E'nu yuan: In United states I‘Itcrll mum.
“It Game to Inventor: mailed tree
A! EX. ii. GIBSON.
tiorval I i;urch.Walor
of
l‘ianoforie, lingo“ and Musical
i'oIIIpositlon.
m, lockBowa.0., momma)“
(molar of the Pin» Con
burr.
J c. 030“.
t‘erpcnter and Builder.
Plant furnished and Mir-amt river
Jobbin 0! all kinda promptly attended to
Ann atraet nearlalc
P x “8. South Norwalkt. I
J I). JENNINGS.
Bum to L I. Quluurd.
Undertaker It Embalmer.
ammuc mom arm. m m: omen.
so, i Knight at. Realdnca, 5 run 8L,
can lie: Nor-walk, Conn.
WI 8. KNAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Fund-hen Plane, Illumination and Superintend-
eace for the contraction of every dearintlou
oi buildings.
TERMS BEAM“ A ill l'
OMCI—N'N'I Building Wuhlnzion 8L.
50.5 o.rwalh l’..0 Boxm
gov?“ KGBWAI.‘ SAVINGS BA“
5] Wuhington Street.
Open Daily frown to 12am" andfrou l ton. I
and on Saturdaycveulugafromm o 8.
flaw: allowed?“ on Deva-Ito.
atom saunas
JOENH. hoods “whom;
tat-Iv. tom: ll. KNAPP.Scc.anu1‘n
Machine Strap.
I AVING LOCATED IN W A WHEELKR'S
ihop i am now Ittrd upaud II: n. reputed to do
allkindaot general Jobbing-ad rm. chine repairing
3“" ”m'w‘“ ma. page?“ “'"'
mowere on gum:
Iced. (lull and give meatnalm full
rm”? 8 ”chitin
bower end of Water St. 30. Kuwait. Iali Iw
George II. Raymond,
FUllNl'l‘U RE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
CallaudaIa-y blue-touch“ kindeoi' furniture.
80 Iain Street. Hannib-
Almpreparadlofara leheverythlug m tar
thcintenneutollhednd, dayoru
m‘3umwnhmho. alterL place.
momma and Headstones.
I’. W. BATES.
i}. BBKLYN & Sill.
llama to 0. ll. DIKLTN.
51 Washington Street, South Nomlk
27 lain Sheet, Nomalk.
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0 bill”. non W. P. MKLYN.
. mam IN Till!
Connecticut General
LIFE msumcr co, ‘
HARTFORD CONN.
Mimi-cultural... an or tumor.
"Wan?“ h...“ Karim?
inmate-a
First-class Balers, Confectioners '
Children’s Vests, 16 to 34
McbliAN & Sl‘l‘l‘lh.
Carriage Bulldersl
Na. 65 mm STREET, REAR or
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
”m“
Walton: and Carriages made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
W
JOIN" KG PItthP‘I'LY A1“! EN 01'le if".
auv.‘
wnlml'l‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
A' d manufacturer: of
All kinds of Wu.
Trucks, Gnome
meltivulmirmmmu... E
New Road Cam only M
Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds of Blackemtthlng
Pool of Franklin St.
south Nor-walk.
011'.
apll- II
WAGONS
Newamlacwud—hand
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to
Suit All.
Call and see“ Them.
RUBBER“
ALL EEADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
._._AT._
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a; Lane's Block
mm STREET
ES "- Ruth! “old Weill
' :- Lit-nuns“. null. ‘ataly.
Imr out nun. I. warn
. rattan It-thupel War.
ruled. Envy on
. “amt—In. loll Hid
‘ip and ‘rull' am. withwuka
,~;. ‘ and run at equal value.
One remain-eh lo.
d.-
rainy ran mum me,
0 n'h r wit it our km and-a!
. m line or non-elm“
' Free.” Iftrv mmum
M h m: 5 3:1,” ”berg-”3;"- ”I”
I have t «v
2:22;! 'c at trite ranb. mm'm'hateu
at: “inn
and lump‘ce 0: r! I“ 0mm“.
17.“
Nu Bum. Con.
'l'heParlmTar Soap makes a Inc lather and
luvca the ride loft and caveat-la: its clean-lag
qualities are flutelm I like it.
It. I. BlilltltllN, lagnmJItChapel at.
Nrw Elm. Con.
(Juliana—lint nod warm Tar Sea
myaelf, and ludi
II; D
it at 1: good article for
glen-lag.“ "mimi mafia. am. 1 cheer-
Il rcecnmeu HINWMI -
' Da. 1 1 arms.
”murmur-unnatural“
“mum.m~wmn.flatn
rural ultra. flaw lav-poa—
I.!.t.h-uuwanatrnhaah helium,“
llavatrtwl mm Tar soup nut unit
can’twlflhathllavc mm
autumn-«mettle when
”:th
Wu! “1*
-hwtlnwcraaanlu
mun)!
“ii:
"In
emanate-ruin.
Misses’ Pants, 16 to 34 inches.
‘ Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34 inches.
25 cents Each.
E. M. TOLLES & CO.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
MermOUnderwear
FOR ONE WEEK.
Splendid Value.
Genis’ Merino Shim
Genta’ Merino Drawers.
Ladies’ Merino, Vests,
Ladiea’ Merino Paula
inches.
M.-. . .., W... __.........____._.
A. DIGKERMAN a. son,
$4 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Vanuzllnllc 3.0“)“.
Icahn cool. I.” I. A-‘a.
“5%,.
Ed»
coal: loal'
BUY YOUR
final and Wand
From the New Coal Yard.
All the (uvorilc vmlc‘. he of hard and free burning
Codie. iai prio II given for water rupp y.
all con thnrummly penned. well pre-
pared and [mmptly dcllvercd.
!
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEPIALTY.
YARD AMI orr-‘Ien,
“later 50., Foot 0: Ilnvlluud SI ,
Opposite Pratt A: Wood's Shoe Hanuflclory.
.Iomv Ir. mums,
Wholesalcand Retail Dealer in all kinda of
80A]. AND W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Luekawaunu, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Foals.
in? is? RUBBER PM???
Yard“ foot of Washington and Mar-
ahall streets. Branch ofllce at Stileou
"nut ‘i'urv Mini
TRY wife:
SMALL
STIJVE
EMU
-—-—-—OOO—-——
')
Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always a uni-
form size.
”‘00——
HAYMflNl] Bills
HUMPHREYS’
"a“... new
Mania War
- FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK C0
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
My“ comma».
'OARRIAGF. BLOCKS.
650., 6150-.
Manufactured by c. T. LEONARD
In Water ltraat. bit ly
FHHasilBru ‘
Cor. lull t West tits.
P UMBING,
Steam and Gas liming.
STEAM HEATERS
AND
Air Heaters.
..... "mu-luv“
It! Ill" surfing-or 3:
Local 3.vawa .
h II! be given pro-pt “MM,
7!
We have Ibo
Ten out! Toilet “I
II Tm; L‘
‘ moves at now!
Hot Tm and Sheet Iron Work.
FOR THE FALL ill] WINTER mil?
”GOO—~—
Having oxdered largely. invoices of goods are coming in.
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being “light "
intend to make this the having Store of the Town
in Prices and Quality.
———¢oo——.
C.H-Harve
12 North Main St., So. mom.
The Universal Start
No. 10 North Main so, South Non-walnut,
FOLLOW THE GREAT RUSH TO THE UNIVERSAL man ’03
cum: mums :-
WE ARE CLOSING OUR m m
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No. to North Main Street, So. Harwell, (it.
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AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
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Norwalk Chronicler