stain sunrises gas-inn.
'w m...
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, lune las new. to MW
Ionian Views at the husk-«nan
buttoned». Amherotthelmasr
pneumonia-a 'l'llutrikelsspuadr
Winn-an. trim-Id
Hibyfieloealhoeialist bedstead»
“by“ at mlflc, marehedla
Mon through the streets. (in onset
thinksthstriksrsattvmptad to prevent
finnhuaamtianingthelrworhbutthe
wwmmwemawsy.
Msflpownershavealreadydeddedto
”hmmtwnmd
."omt. h way .d a Wag
“tarantula.
landnaVlewsalthelitrtke.
Whoa, Sept. Sill—The cun- ot the
“I", strike at Rotterdam is hing
Wherewithgreat interest. The flo-
w and labor agitators are confidant
: the causes which ledtcthesnmot
loadmdochas’strikewiil
'hltherntehhrethmaswethln‘Xhen'msre
Wmtbispoint. ltis true that the
striker: have Bum but they
not Csrdhal Manning as yet, and
3thth whetherasmany city ofleiah
nthu-Itialcitlmnsareinsympathywlth
tb Rotterdam tribune wastheemsiu
Nut-"BOOM hythel’nblla.
“irritatimcaueed incommercialcir—
chbythb newontlweak givesstrengthto
theargnmentaol those who hold that the
dodsoieverygreatcityoughttobeowned
lgthepnblicand administeredatacttmi
thorthecommonhenent. listrlkoot
labaersoecur mereuchasystemthere
wuuidbenoroomtoreontentimastowheve
theblameiorthetrouhielay,thepiesol
WWonthepartoithedockm
paniesbeingeliminahd tromconaideration.
Theinaeasedvalueot dockfacilitiawhich
maimmwthdwmmwmutoo,
bthmawhhchemfigimteadotaccruing
toyivsteindividuala
! Oat-many and America's Friendship.
Burn, Sept fab—The Tageblatt any! that
Emperor’s replyto Minister Phelpswill
Indawlde echo throughout Germany and
America, and will minute the views ex-
pendhyasectimol theprenlhereduring
thefiamoancoqllimtion.
mm- and Queen Natalie.
‘ anaann, Sept. 28.—-Ex-King Milan has
agreed not to interlerewiih then-Queen
Natalie during her propoeed v'nit to their
ID, Alexander, unlenl she infringes upon his
paternal rights.
; Troop- to Guard the Czar.
' Enhanced, Sept. m—I-‘itty thousand
hoopehavebeeudetaiied to occupy theline
at the railway over which the czar will pass;
lthe returns direct tron: Berlin
Patrlnreha Militant Meet.
Munroe, N. Y., Sept. iii—The un-
’ favorable weather has somewhat marred the
”oftheannuai encampment otthe
= lilitant and only about two-
otthechevaliers present took part in
' . :flpnde. .Canton Bull'aio of Buifalo gave
an exhibition drill in the state armory.
Fur mauuvers were ircqnently applauded
,Atthereaidence of Judge Frank Downs a
m silk bannerwas presented by lion.
Wt Dantonb to Canton Dantorth of
Pyracme. Addremee were made by the
fineramlJudge Downs, and the gift was
anecptodby Hon. 0. W. Chapman of Gaze-
inovia. Inthealternoon therewae an exhi-
Ehitiun drill, prizes were awarded and the do»
greed chivalry waeconiermd on Col. Noble
I. Harlin, of Utica; Deputy State Treasurer
panama, ofBainbridge; Maj, W. 11 Media,
umpmentwill [roballly be held in Hontreal.
The New Orleans Frauds.
_ . Sarcastic at Uncle Sam's Expense.
,"Lownon, Sept. a-‘l’heBerlinprenis
" Wmmmuwellssirfltationover
{b action of Mr. Edwards, the American
round, in regard to which particulars have
'bauuitbycable. Oneottheleadlngjmr-
nah-yr: “ThedtyofBerlindocllneatobe-
:ma nurserywherein etripling statennen
althoUnitedBtstesmaydevolop the pace»
'lfir qualitilawhich aredennedmtiai to
Ipolitimleminenceintlntcounhy."
“Blank Bart" on not my»
. cnoaoomept a—Aspecial diapatchto-
fihtto‘i‘he Herald from Bummer, Iich,
’vw
annnble ”om 34;»
»nosnw,sopt.28.-Tho eight
Md‘hldraga”whichcamelronlthe
*tvratwmstorywereexamined hythe
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firmion Ihlmid be made in the spiritual and
religious rights of the colored man which
timid not be made in time oi a white maul
We ash the general conference to give us
anemphatic, unequivocal answortotbhonr ground
earnest and almost despairing inquiry."
A committee emulating oi Revs. W. V.
Tunnel], oi Brooklyn; iiwrge iI’. Bragg, of
Horlolk; Penlm )Imrt, oi liberla; II. C.
Bfllop, at New York, and Thomaa ll. Cain,
d Galveston, was appointed to present the
memorial '
A nmtion to hold triennial «mic-veneer in»
Imdotannual was lost.
A Rogue Patent (bunny.
Jacxeoa, Mich, Sept. zit-Thomas J.
Will, living near Jackson, own a patent
(m a wire lance machine. Some time ago he
received a letter from theiiiobe Patent corn—
]lny, of San Francisco, oiYcriug him a big
price for the right to null the machine on
the Pacific coast, and requesting that Smith
lend 824 to pay {or having the patent pav-
persexamined at Washington Smith sent
the money and the papers, but United States
Expre- Agent Brown, thinking all wasnot
right. ilntructed the San l‘ranciseoagent of
his company to investigate. The rendt was
the arrest oi a gang of swindlers, the “Globe
Patent mmpany" proving to be a begin «in
corn that has been victimizing inventon
throughout the United States by taking
from them large sums of money for service:
not rendered. Smith will probably be nun-
moned to California to appear against the
members 0! the alleged company, who have
been arrested.
iodine (or Vermont.
RAlJlllill, N. (1, Sept. 35,—Some daysago
of War Proctor wrote Governor
Fowle in regard to the proposed removal of
Geronimo and Jill; band of Indians from
Haunt Vernon barracks, Alabama, to
western North Carolina Today Governor
Fowle d’mmurages the idea, and suggest:
thatthe Indium becolonized in Vermont—
certaiu portions 0! that state being now
abandoned by the white population. The
governor informs the secretary that no
happier spot could be chosen for his pnrpoee.
Alleged Violators 0! Postal Law-a.
Nonwmn, ( '.onn, Sept. all—Jamal Good-
rich, ex-lmtnlustcr at Sorvvichtown, was he
tore United States Commisioner Tl-nney,
charged with violation of the pasta] lawn in
the Pailison matter and was placed under
83]) bonds to appear Monday for examina-
tion. James L Downer, tormeriypoetmao
ter at Columbia, has been held in two bonds
by United States ('onnnileioner Brandcgee,
0! New London, charged with similar viola-
tion of the low.
Returned to Parliament.
Loxnox, Sept. flit—The election in the
Bieaiord division of Lincolnshire, made nec-
eemry by the appointment of the sitting
member, Right Hon. Henry Cluplin, to the
oifice of minister oi agriculture, took place
here. Mr. Chaplin was returned to the seat
byavote 0! 4,351; to3,0'78 received by his
Gladstouian opponent, Mr. Francis Olin.
In the last election Mr. Chaplin warreturned
nnqlposed.
A Large Industry for Colebrool.
Lennon, Pa. Sept. ass—A number oi
capitalists from Philadelphia met here and
to Colebrook, where they inspected
the Coleman turnaces. Acornpany has been
organized with a mpital of $1,000,000 {or
the mauulacture 0! electric light, telegraph
and telephone wire-sand insulated tapsunder
anewprocem. It inunderstood that an ex-
tensive plant will be erected at Cole-hook.
Work to becommenced next week
Westinghouse Work Scorched.
Prrrsnm, Sept. m—Jhe five story build
lag ot the Westinghouse Electric Light
workswas partly burned. The fire started
onthethird limrand burned through the
lourthaud filth ilooraueedaaatinshopand
aocket tactmy reepectiveiy. The origin
0‘ the tire is unknown. Loan, 8304110. Fully
covered by insurance.
lle Blew Ont the (ins.
Barnum, Pa, Sept. Zak—W. B. Lay—
tml,aged75, oi Dupont,0., who stofiledsl
ahotelhereintendingto takestraintoday
[or Everett, Pa, wm found dead in bi
room, having been sufloosted by gas. Bah
1‘“ mmdtohavebiownouttheiightlnatead
otturniugthegasofl.
American Cattle [or Europe.
honor, Sept. zit—The first mmignment
otChieagocattlehm arrived atMainnand
contracts havebeen made for theimporta-
tionol5,(llllleadmme during October.
Thence-otthephnlor shipments loin“
terior cilia of the continent isno longer
doubtful.
llallBagnllt-lu.
Amaxcn, 0.,” film mailbag:
were stolen at Salem depot as theywsve
thrownoilthehrtWayn-upvnl‘oclew
at [resent They contained a nmnber ot
Winters Unitedfitateslmpeetun
“investigating.
(Tuner-Going!”-
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mehmhandmnnaylshnren from line
tuning-libertine mruntstoeriln.
Thymus-ins at the centennial-s
haterstnrngoodturmeysar.
the slum-3:.”
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DEATH'S FIELD DAV.
l’lve Persons' Liven tin-led by Violent
lens lisnv ltlnainghaas. Ala.
Blunlsoeal, Ala, Sept. zit—Five violent
death are reported irom Jeilcn-in county.
George Bates was caught in the fly wheel of
a mliing mill at Gate City and literally
to pieces.
William Benton, a Pullman Car company
emlloye, was run over by a train in the
Georgia Central yard and killed.
At Walker‘s station Deputy Sherid King
Vann was shot and killed by a negro named
John Steele, whom he was trying toarrest.
The negro was aftcrmlrd captured by a mob
and his body riddled with bullets, causing
instant death
A telephone montage lroln Pratt’s mines
say; John Maxwell, already under “0,!”
bomb [or murder, hm just killed a .oman
there. No lurtller particulars yet received.
Alleged Murderera Indicted.
Emmmm, Maui, Sept. 2‘t—Thegrand
jury has indicted John Daly [or murder in
shooting and killing Dilloer Abbott, who
had goneloDaiy’a house Aug. 31 to arrest
him [or drunkenness They also indicted
Mm Lizzie Brennan. oi lioiyoke, {or the
murder of her eon by poison to get the
amount oi aninvurance policy. B. T. Stew-
art was indicted for having burglar's tools
in his pomeinion. Thiuman,wbo was ar-
rested at a hotel here during race week,
protho be the notorious criminal, Jack
Cannon, one of whose many exploits wna the
theft of $81“) worth"! diamonds at New
Orleans in PM}.
failure of an Electric Railway.
RICHIHND, \'a., Sept. xix—At a confer-
ence held here between Mayor Ellison and
other city officials and l‘apt. J. A. l’izzini,
the president of the Union Electric railway,
to clnlsider complaints of poor service reu-
derod by that company, the latter admitted
that the present system in a failure. “Ho
tar as the electric iincismnccrnczl," said
Presidcnt Piuini, “I will my we have given
it eighteen months‘ trial, devoting every en-
ergy wenibio to make it a entrees, and I am
here now to say that it is a failure.“ Capt.
l’izzini saya the road must go back to horse
or mule power.
New llnren’a New (toilet-tor.
New Haven, Sept. Lh—Secretnry of the
Treasury Wimimn has notified A. ll. Kelli“),
of this. city, of his nppnintmcntmcnt as col-
lector oi lzustolm tor the port of New Haven,
the appointment to take place on Oct. i.
There has been a sharp contest for the col-
lectorship between Kelianl and Gen. Pier~
pout, the deputy commander of the G. A. K,
and much interest has been taken in the mutr
ter by Republicans general] y.
To Stop Oppression in Crete.
LONDON, Sept. 28.—There is now good rea-
son to believe that one or two, it not all, of
the powers will .intcrpoae objections to Tur-
key‘s lurther oppression of the (.‘retune and
compel n sweeping change in the admittin-
trntion of public attain: in that unhappy
island. This action will be taken ostenmbly
becausoacouununity oi alleged (’Thristians
are being persecuted by the ofliciala of a
Mueaeiman government.
Burned Illa Slater to Death.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. alt—A :Lyear’
old son of Mrs. Siier, left alone with the
other three children, not tire to his baby
skter‘a clothing and held burning paper to
her face, causing her death. Alterward,
while the house was crowdcd with neighbors
attracted by the tragedy, he attemptcd to
set fireto the clothing of a little girl, and
was only prevented by force.
A Cow Wrecks a Train.
BILLINNTE, Pa, Sept. iii—A trainon the
llewisburg and Tyrom railroad struck acow
and was thrown from the track about two
miles from here. The eugineandbaggagn
car were carried down an embankment.
Two persons were severely hurt, and nearly
slithoaemthetraiuwere braised andhat
taud.’
An Alleged Blgarnist In Trouble.
Rlcnnoxvn, Va, Sept. Eli-David Har-
neid, oi New York, wasarreated here on a
telegram {rum [motor Byrnes, charging
him with big-my. Ilarileld has a wife in
NewYorhandhas been livingherawiih a
woman who was known as his wile. lie
wilibetaken backwarequifition.
lle Wan thsfrlan.
Hanrronn,hept all—At the opallng ot
thallarttord’i‘heological seminarythem
scholarship for the bestonhlneeonminb
timwmanrdedtollewehotlnhah
rest,llh 'i'heilrstwomanmtulvat hasn-
tered fora course at training for foreign
midona ”W
a Wealthy far-er alum
Brmrmox,l’a.,3ept. fl—Bphrahnllan
lett, a wealthy farm at All-wills, was
killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train
heathen.
Oleerllavlll'hamaaAegnitt-d.
Tit-nan
LThun-Schellhgh wanhvllleiaJune
“Incarnation-meat.
. Saw Yeas, lam Post,
“0.A.R..ormseny. Ins tuna lhs Grant
Wists-dalmatian
- ll
of
while-Wing to drive sac-thetndl‘
TIIE FOREST llll BEST
made onlyof urictly pure. pe clean
Isl-tar. til-lolly pure WWI. oi
sods,snd aim-l portion of flour aa a
alive, uolhi eke whatever. and
l: wursnled entiley free from alum.
ammonia. lime. and all the
aduitoranis quuenlly found in baking:
powdery The character of materials
used. their purity. and the nicely 0! their
(collimation. Cleveland‘n nu lelior
mrthwhaiihmlam meat
in nee. and it slwnye sh‘onlu
wholeeolno, nul- 'fionp, and delicioua fooli.
It is recommended for purity, heulibfub
use and efllciency by Government and
hints chemists. chemists of Boards at
Health. and proimmrn in institutions oi
learning throughout the mntry.
Sold only ill calla, full weight.
Cmvauru Hummus. Anna". N. l'
A.
o. non-no
The Chained To: Ever Cfercl.
PERFECTLY Pi} 5:23.
A u: m DELICIOU: more A113“
7;; rilluvsl an my c:2.:.-. 42:34:
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luxlwr “in p tum
(ti l v mn' Hill w"!-
my -~'I l: ,l': .ntlvuiuwv . l- .r .
,’. 31 5.: Oriental Tea. Co
'l:ala‘ (’t:;l‘e'. :55 Hurling Slip, :- r '
l'ur sol.- . x In» (.ml .... - I ~»
I". ll. iiAW'l'iiN & P0,.
ll. L’llilllED! El}.
CHAS. II. "38318,
South Mirnalk, Calm.
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Tl'
A Talk With
Col. I’errls. llosea Glover, David Matt,
8. K Stanley. It” llenry Seymour
and Others
Below will he tounn a sample 0! tic multitude 0!
learn of encouragement hanhlln Home a mo. oi
756 Broadway bew Vovk, daily receive The lull
loaned um iritedleeiimiais are born yourfriende
and mi bore. ladiee I'll gentlemen you know and
esteem or their boom and ulairhirovwmlnue. and
who would scorn to has pmy mgr? lice-prion.
Who: has been done for «here can one for you,
and it to fully to longer ruler when me meat-sol
recovery lice at your vrry door.
(20!. c. .- YIBBIS eays: ' In 2575 l was
taken rich with Dyepepvis and Janndlce at the w: m
durllptiou. reducing my weight about sixty pousda
lend-ucd about one year sudshail. Everything
was done lhal medical all! could sergeet. Finally
acounm of doctors declared my me "incurable;
other: gave me lhe benefit: at meme Then i wau
dually perennial to lake llr wce' Ill-loll Purifier.
\flrr inking ill! or lhlet‘ hon u- I not entirely
run-dam have been a well nun tor over pix years."
M33. HENRY SZYDNllIlt, mid to have bad
a duet removal by Dr. i‘umminue. oi New York
city. “'an rely low— reported likely todic any age;
not able to well alone; son would not heal. 'l’
Dirovorycwrrdher eeveuyearesgcandhaebeen a
well wornln since.
8. ll STANLEY, nan} dghty re old. and
waeeuleringseverely iron a web. The
dcctorseald he had an “u'oer on his lung," and
could not live [Isl-lug heard of the wondcllul
euree dore by "The Glut Blood Purifier “ l eent
luv it at once and look it laithlully. lly cough die
and uowenfyvying good Mallb.
Testimony of: llcnlnrkabll' Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Ills- cella Starr, (new Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" Norwalk, Conn.
lied Ildrley trouble, Dyeprpsis, .maslred circa
lation of eight earsetanding; wee -o nervous that
the could nelt r sleep our cat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to declare. aim! was not hone»
Illed one oeut’s worth; health reim- I I! much by
the icinesss by the iii-em for which
lhey were taken. She es s: ”I did not expect to
live butaehortrlme. l llowee was sent to in
bysl‘riend lmokhisnleditiaesndhave not ban
a doctor since. lwav not able to walk without help
in now able and dowalk all about town several
time-ads . Ismanewpenon.audi would not
helm-k w I was for thonssnda of dollars. 1
miller it the beet medicine ever adored to the
public. DI. (hm-lock.“ New Yuk, told me he
would not have believed I eonzd have been cured it
he had not even." done by Planklln liowes‘ Hedi-
cal Ill .‘ our ll .
Sold by A. II. [1071' mfltgilomlk.
WWI have agents everyahae. mi
REQUIRES
Dosuble ,
trength.
Ask Your 6mm for it.
ALLISON 8308..
flaunt-runner,
fillmmOWN. con.
"(ill 1!
CANDIES
0!“th. “Gall,"
BAKERY .
oomuoonaacamrorau tall . »
autumnal}. ”a
IraJohnnollnnd
naunna'snwun.
M
w mam-far
Manama-oomph
All-tum” ht. five menial.
H. F. ASKW-wu
[mill Blillili Milli
(hr-ally W mum
* AND SCHOOL OF
Sillillall all Tllill'lllll.
6! Atlantic In. Ila-lb“, Ct.
« load luv maul- July all.)
Ilenpens for “Ill Iept I, II“.
bulletins noun-Mam 1'th
In“. :0. . licenseslnp.
a lllnolie. lhntaess W1. Compa-
shins. etc.
The will be at
W the Wing! that All: I),
$13261 who lat will
wishiosmuga luau
0-! staunthoeon 'lcslion ielierlu
sing lit“. a. ui'imu. Pris
columns.
'l'llolwv vii.
l’illC'l‘ii'Al.
Shorthand, Tvpewriting and
Business (purse,
THE {filllifi'rii'lli fIOLLEGl»
‘dultltle "until u, \urWlllla.
Elm til-ohm 9a m in] p, m an]? to ip In
Murillo! licztiunmhlm ti y. “t.' us day who l'll'
day. 5.1" lo i000
9.9!} 933?! 9‘5”? Er. _--_
libs lullill’S lh’S'l‘l'i‘l’l‘E.
Bunrflingfilayichnn
PP-UPENP PEPT. 191i,’89.
Applicati ms for can ring pupil. Ih‘lllld he made
Drill” the ozeulng oi the ac ool
For (‘ilcnlale and any other luiormalion in regard
to die echo. l, plcue call upon or Illt‘ln‘".
Infill lln M“! N. P. HAIR"
Hillside, - Narwalk Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls and Young Ladies,
ltli-Ill’llhis our. no, ’89.
For circulars warm,
Mrs. M. E. Mead.
flail!) 3m
Scplclllllvr
*AND—
October
--ARI ._
Moms fer Plumpihs.
Gaul
DON’T WAIT.
G; 8. NORTH.
HAVE YOU TRIED 0BR
Formosa. Oolong
lllei'lll z
.9.-.——
Many of our neighbors. no doubt. have are 'i'ea.
too line in tact, modellouc: may fall to get there
with the combined "venue and strength as do
your humble min. 90 it you are «lbw-fled try
our Tea
...-....__
llc on: on sud 'l‘m Buyer.
lloesid: "It issgood Tea "or wood in worth
two [allude or each tea as l have bt't‘il buying, and
the price oi them both it the name."
Auolhn mid: “ldon't out to him, bull! in u
not” T’dfll I have been and to paying in cents
for."
Price: 50c lb.
flihnle & initial
[1( )M I‘ZRB. IIOY'I‘,
UEWELER.
'Oo‘ild PQOJIIUH 9! 'ON
sou mm roe 'l'lll
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
'Sllitlailll all in Glam
thymus-lad.
mu,
wanna... WW
Imnnn. * ‘ m
ll ‘,
nm“‘””” In
Del. Clllll emery Billet.
l'i' flolAlll svssr ‘I'lll
DANIEL h’iiOllllEDlElJ.
JOH N H. SMITH,
FLORIST. ,
MAIN W‘. SOUTH NORWALK
A. 8. 13113131318.
JEWELER.
ill-moods, Walcllee, Jewelry.
l’lns Watch Repairing s Matty.
It Washington ht.. lentil larva“.
l' mun. Live :sl‘ M
Builders Hardware,
PAINTh,
n"!‘
1
5"“ “ “‘i: Finish.
“’lrc nice-i nom- Pilate,
m. min...- Fm“ new thing oat.
w. mommaeo
Ii ll“ ”\OJ till'f‘ll
GC) “1‘0
lflflfllifllfllll’l
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Ghoice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
E‘RUIT ‘33, we"
No 8 Main Street.
Til llflifll Mflilll
s
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M E A T 2::
SERVED [N THE REST IANNEIL
if you watt! rm.- cnonrsi MKATS. obtainedre
aniline of trouble or r09! you winded than at my
art-at, as well :9
Poultry at all Kinds
[IN ITS SIABO!
1"". I-IAY'E‘: S.
:‘le’HP‘ ll‘i'l‘li SOUTH 1'41““ Bl l'
mammalwill.
0m Qll.illI),——’l he Bent.
Beet, Veal, bulb, lotto Pork, Salt and hail,
v'nrncd Beer. Sleek Tongue, name,
«names, llarmjalogna, Frank
tom. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:3 Washington Street.
Bennett & Hillfli
28 lain tit, 80. burnalk.
Meals Fish timers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
01' All illnda in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. BIN.“ m.
will
Tim Yell" llca rd ii ?
)0. What is it '!
llunt k Zelull’lt’eep the.
Niccst Market in the City.
NPPWMBPTEPS
Millard every Batulday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholemle and Retail.
inarans,’ Lettuce. Billllli
Prom 0mm Isr- every morning.
Pure Tomatoo Ont-up.
Imported Sardines.
Anything mtiulhenarlelllnsyoaeangu
fnaheverygst
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
mu
a: ll
.1 ‘ ‘
moan-w .
bnshmhrtsilnatk. Mil-status“
Regardless of Cost.
The-eds .eo-neaei ant-rut.
”a” willed?” we
hadlet’ Black Sailors at 20c.
Till-halls, 25c. and bile.
(lives.- call. loneablelonhowswdul
Mrs. W. Fawceli’s,
lo. 3 Water- Street,
Norwssna. Gonna.
W. H. MEEKER & 00.
12’
801.12 503815
93:: ' at)!
ii - n ’
Plurula Steam Hello.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
’I‘iu ililtl hilt-ci- iron Work.
STOVES, RANGE ‘.
AN!) ‘1‘ I N\\' A it:
lstimau-e elven for
Steam and liot Air lioaliue.
IIL'SIC HALL um
Wall Papers
lateral and liner: n-soulnent in the town 0! Nor-
wslk A fine line of
Bills at PEP-Jill” Poll.
Painting. Paper Hang-
ing. Calciminlng and
Decorating.
-—»—ooo-—~——
DEGKER'S
Paint and Wall Paper t lore.
18 North lainSIllet,
:OU'l'll NORWALK.
The {ii-lei and Reliable.
no.7 FREIGHT LINE.
Norwalkiilwllri
0b and alter July 15, E59, (until {miller notice)
Y‘ v
Lily of Elm-walk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri , Hundays excepted, ton
height between New ork, Norwalk and South
Nurwaik. Will Mvcfinaloot 0! Batman street.
New York,cvery evening, except Estonian, at 5
o'clock, and on Saturdays at 8 p. In.
height received train? a. la. 105p. to.
Returning. lien!- Leave South Norwalk. daily, 7
3-11 WML and Saturday.
9. II.
l’ralght taken Iron: and received [or all
pat-tan theDaabnryand nor-alt and
film-x Railroad. at Greatly Reduced
U a tendon to agentathe Cit oi Nev-alk
«plague be lent torepecial 0th cl ire-mic
anywhere in New York or in vicinity.
U'Ail person are turbid lrnetilllflby at on:
employee“; the bean- oi this limonamnzr» o!
theowncre therein.
HOV-SAW” iii “A! ”NM ll.
DaNlli’lil’ ll SUBWALK llll'lliilih.
Corrected June 10th. 2889.
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‘I'BsJa. 78am. seas...
til “ 821' “ 8% "
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want.
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lion-Lined I’m-.131 ”Iliad
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w " :2; “ .33“
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115 n
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runner.
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1.0. star,
awn-ms, hang-um.
um LINE.
have that he Hull.
gas gangsta
Ma. n. mm! 1 “Milli-All.
43"....» I"
as Islam“
nag-3%
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HALE; Till Dillillll‘l.
A?! H) Ont
ulylillbrltjw'ai." 5‘"
mmlyllamltinzanm
in Suits and :
Wham: “m‘ M w-
[streaming full “sales.
A Lam Line of ill
Always In linen.
‘i'hanlu lat [or put tavon.
walla-lance oi‘ the value.
I W
Prices Eegnmnhlc.’
M. DAV"
MERCHANT 'i‘llllolit.
Mahackemo Hotel, South M
HATS! Hill!
FALL 5mm;
In ailgrsdealldoulorlol ‘ ,
mm and Soft inn, 3m: lists.»
Boy's Ill-lazuli (hp-,(ltmh ”lurid“ ‘
boys. num-sohllstshn-d ‘
KNAPP’SQJ _
9i Waehilgton 8t. ,
Particular attention paid I.
Fixing, (Ironing and hill".
Mllt Ill-ls. a.
SEWER
F. RI. PIER! '9‘“?
cum in
S E W E R, P I P
AND = :1 ,.
General Sewer Contractor,
lepreuredmmke connections with male-er _
pi ihiscit ontbemostiavorslteu, .
'tieeln naiomaeawlththsrermflyfli
minthiedtywilllndittothahfl’v n.
talionhim
l' . M. PIE} let?
an: 2o. South small.
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Bottled Mineral Waters.
ll clown cm \ .mwp‘
tree: Evy-er. li'strniitbllzl'mm Ileltlfl.
mlhvawaBu-vynt londadenylhhbyfi
tingle boltieor are. A Santana Vichy. 0w, ,
, .J.
a
and i are eiov on draught.
Imported Clears.
fifteen diam: hands. .
Domenic Cigars.
Forty diluent brands
The BM compictcmammewt ot Fulfil,- h
team: in the . -
l-‘nlrcy Supt
In maze» variety.
Fancy Box Stationery, Inks sad Peer.
linclfumirctionery .‘J papa ar .
Uur Mock oi Patent veelclnes .. mutate
The Prenripzim Business a Specialty
lining rallied the revelation at th
ii knits-Ill Wen,» na—nn to My Wing, ,, "
amt-ill! ans-Jive and obliglllr elm. vii tine c
you heurrlhsn you on hem-121mm ’v- .
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lit-re Always Open 'I'III nae '.‘ ' v
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,7»; ib M. Layton,
at“ Realm-Ilium.“ ‘
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mutants-last ‘ “
monuments-rm
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