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x Wthroughnut the westandsouth,
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PM That She Can Never
Rania Her Health.
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m WAT. ii! In I”!
[MMVOI’MWIICM
M. James 0.. a». ia ruin-m.
.: no!" wit- will on a mum it
”Home".
“You. Supt. Il.—A special to’nr
7 ha:- Philadelphia an: llslativssb
. mwlleolJaawaO. Blaias,Jr.. have
Wit- Itu'tllag latalllpaoothstshr
' “matron hen-outlyderslopal
M liner hureniovallromths hour
thMIra Memo-Jo lewYorh.
hfihnadhsrpauataatMW-t'orty-
“Minor oonditlonhaschaapwllor
thsworss. The rheumatism
withth she wasstruehdownllvawoakr
ago,whils attending anhsarsal atthoLy-
ulnar Theatre,“ dodrdalltheeflawts at
M abls phyrla-lana The letten oi be!
Mather relatlvosherenhow that they
havsslaiostalandmedhope.
“aware“ fort-n.
”fluxflemaaauntollramalas,
whachmhat'ormdahbutwholmanh
Covalent-Ital the time at the Aldina
Wklhhcltyflus hoenincoustantooar
muonwithColJndlli-alevina 8hr
tootmlnterostthan anybudyahsiu the
accomplished young woman‘s aspiration for
thssta‘o. Thelatestlntelli‘enoe-tolra
Blaine’o eondltim has so thoroughly slat-lad
luldlthatsbelntevahtohaaten at one!
tothebedsidsolhernieceaialremalnthen
tillthoend 'l'hemverlty ollrs. Blainc’r
lllnr-blndicamdby the Itntcrnent 01 her
attadants that it is uecesaaryto keepher
m the coolant influence ol mate», in
orderthatshamay nothethrown into total
Ipalasbythe excruciating torture oi her
malady.
Very Bitter Again“ the Illainn.
The relatives of the young actm arevery
litter in their denunciation ot the Blaine
finally. and the husband, James 6. Blaine,
Jn. in particular. They declare that his
and prodigate conduct would
Ilva made it impo-ible tor the young wile
tolivewith him, even i! hehadcontrihuted
nfllcientlyto her support, which helallod
to do. lisIlopkins. a cousin 01' Mrs. Blaine,
who lives on Eighteenth street near Chest
nut, laid:
iler Husband's Treat-ant.
“From what we have heard we all tear
U larlcwill not recover. The rheumatic
maturation seems to have been rteadily
growing worse. Her attendants are now
afl'lidtheycannot keep it from reachinga
Vital organ. Her treatment by her husband
and the whole Blaine lamily has been shame-
ful. None at them have even sent tolu-
quireabout heroondition since she was taken
ink."
The Future of thqe Child.
ThaIuture of Mn. Elaine's little child h
already being conddered by her relatives
Theboyisnow with hismother at the home
«I hi grandparents. Either they or Mm.
”will probably take charge of him it
Ira Blaine does not recover. Itisknown
that the Blaine family will have nothing to
dowith the child in any event. James G.
Rhine, Jr., pal-ed hiaown boy, whose nurra
w-whaelinghim in theatreet,alewweeh
m without appearing to notice him.
A Poulhle Divorce.
law You, Sept. 30. —Gcn. Martin T. No
Inhon, counsel {or Mrs? James G. Blaine,
In,” that if Mrs. Blaine recovers from
km illnem preceedings will bebegun
. ha husband for divorce.
Ila not yetbeendete'nnined whether the
it'll! be {or an absolute or limited di-
m Ira Blaine'e only with now, Gen.
“hon added, is to beentirely tree iron:
thauiance. It is reported that just before
biannual from Professor Doremns’ house
inaskedthatin cane her sickness had a
fatal termination, llr. Blaine should not be
M to have her child.
Brutal Murder at Boston.
Boeroafiept. ail-Attam Mrs. Cath-
arinefiennemeywaslounddemiinapoolol
bloodatthelootolthestaireleadingto the
apartmentsol herself and hutlnnd at 2‘2]
W‘Thirdstreeglhmth Boston. The out
unwhotoundthebody went upstairuand
totallinllmywipingnpbloodiuthe
hllway. lime-eywasarnsted Hobs
holltrlnaker.2lyearaold. Theoldeat child
up ht lather struck his mother several
hauntheheadwithastick of wood,“
thenmderedthechild to go to bed. Beu—
Mnysthathis wile Tell down stairs»
chlentally,andclaims thathedoernot know
whtmuaadherdeatb.
ammfik—Janm
Boeroa,3ept.m.-—A batch otallegedbo
gumediealeollegeshavebeenimearthadat
llagethr
“fa-I comma» UM r «Neva-mp
about-intran- has varied (minimum
”each. Hundreds of them haveheen
wilel‘ew Math-sheen Victhuindhy
morn.
Democratic State Convention.
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meruhbeddm
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ol greenback: on his duh. One
“on“ thsclsrk Iphy W,”
“have-tie aaowsrthacaiian m
fibmudthahundla Thwaiaaoelew
hfiaholdlnhhfll.
Whalluplagcar.
Y" Sept. fl-lt I. he.
L'.W
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2i
.flflrommmammw-
‘ and selling to local dealern.
5%?
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liril
real:
it
pinto an lure-ligation ol the on...»
but. witha viewol arriving at thalastpoav
sihla malady tor an 2'“lele
noted, will norm or later rams mach
trooblsln thorsrvier. Brahman-W
and OeaKoltoa are lymtaad
thithatlma has arrived for takingso-s
daehiedstepsluthisdlraction.
MORE nonrwrnoune.
whatanknownav the “baby" state m
Nearly all of these bonds numbered above
mm) are reported to be lraadulcnt, and
thu'eareaomeirregularitlaiam or the
lower nnmlsrr». The date auditor and treat
urerwlllsmn takenpthlabramhol theta-
veetigatlon.
Attorney ileneral Roger: admit: that the
"baby" Trunk have been abatracted mother-
wiae tampeml with to the atmot at m,-
or). According to the calculations of Judge
Rogers the total ddalratinn 0! state Iliad!
already in eight laovcr “JJIUIII,
Mill Pauli-g wills the Valle.
Nunavut Faun. N. Y.. Sept. ill—Float
lngdownthe lllagara river (mil/ranki—
audand landingon theheadol Goat Island
Bconaidered at all tinieaa very hanrdouo
undertaking and of no practiul nae. yet it
has been accmpliahed several timea Thh
lwmmer "1mm" Walker and one Darry
werecarried over the Rwanhoelallawhen
itwassuppoaedthey,lar.wmiryingto
reach theislandwutthuecasualtiadld not
prevent Anthony Walker, a well known
river pilot, from attempting thatrlp. Tak-
Island, andamid mncheacitemtmadethe
tripsncanlnlly. Goal lucklnorathaagmd
management landed himon thelsland.
She Will Get Iler Pension Now.
Nonwrcn, Conn. Hem. rill—A pension has
been granted to Mrs. Sallie I]. Tarhor, of
Norwich, whowas the widowol one Ran
Mi. a soldier in the war of N2. Alter
Randall‘s death she married Antima‘l'arbor.
A special bill to secure thiapenaionlorher
was paeml by cvmgresa and vetoed by Prui-
dent Cleveland. The commissioner of [en-
donshavingdecldrd thatasccond marriage
doe- uot disturb the right which accrued to
the claiuvuit in con-equine»! themililary
services of her first husband, the get- a pen
aion and amaragee from March 9,1870.
To Boycott Meat Packers»
le’fflhl, Nah, ilept. til-Aboutfll) prom
inent farm 0! Lancarter munly met at
Buchanan's hall in mun calland
orpnized toprotect thawing againstthe
packers who are shipping in lire-ed mat
A mmmittece
wasappointed toformulatea Manol cani—
palgnand report at ametingtobehehl
next Saturday. Many when were made.
The plan which mud to be most pamlar
waste boycott thnjoeal dealen and their
patrons who buy th'r moat.
No Murder um.
Mw You. Sept. an.-.“ inr '
thecorona shows that thedeathol Anna
Loren/mellow at the midenoe of her
lather, Dr. Marachal, in West Filly-sixth
street. on Friday land, was from natural
muses. The investigation waa brought about
byanallidavit made hyaann—in—lawol the.
doctor to the efleet that the young lady's
deathwas ranted by ill treaty-rent by the
doctor. The deceased had twice Tm an in»
mate of a lunatic uylum
Minneapolis flilla Kat Sold.
ernamua. lino...” till-4:“. Pillar
burywneseen regarding thedhpatch from
Chicago giving details of the varionspnr-
chmmadohya Britishayndieate. Bade-
niedthatthenuillshad hvenaxld. Manager
Woltho‘v-udmamlfitareleva-
“www.mysthere km in the
situation from what it wasalewmontllagn
Coayheara “13¢me
loamfich all—Mr. Couyhsare,whoh
wing outatenn ol Wonder
thocrnues‘mand aboutwhose luau-neatn
therehas mmhcomphlutbyhis
lia-ratary willhsliharated
onthelthotnratnmnth. Adrian-trade:
thiahnnorisbein; organized to not in
Amma. Kan... Sept, till—Governor lar—
tin'sillno-irmore arrhiur thaawasatfirll
apposed. For nine weeks bah-bonsai.
dict-In.
aadaowtyphoidlrver has sctinaadgrave
fiasmnflrhfiedlorhisruovery.
foal Play I'm
New Yong”. 30.41» poliaeol chit
higanoldomwmerowrsdovertolirala '
eitthavebeeu manned to mist in’the.
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in. lam, .. .. , .. lll’lilOIC‘IUg man
lamina-w n jam 1‘12 NW
unma- .............. ;: .- :< "WI”! um
Cincinnati , r. 7.1m; ,mo Hie:
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flfl-fi‘llufl‘ . *lx‘u'remmru.’7tioof
Atlantic Association.
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can. $1.33.»:— ‘2;
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man-mm. ,
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
freak ‘l’lps [ro- the Wires Carefully
Called.
In. Alice ’1'. Barlow, widow of the late 8.
L. Barlow. bustablished a parish library
in mmmction with hit. l’aul'n Episcopal
church at (lien Cove.
Sewark Chinamen an- nrzanizing a Masonic
lodge unda- lbc authority of the Mott street
lodge in New York.
Mr. and lint W. H. Kendal, the lam
English acuira, have arrin-d at New York.
lion. J. D. Washburn, the American min»
later to Hwiturland. has returned on the
steam Ia Brrtagno.
The late-9st advices (mm Rotterdam are he
the eflflrt that the outlook then- nmong the
‘rihing dock labnrrni is not or: threatening.
A $5,000,090 Lawns“ Appeal-rd.
:51. Paul. Minn, Bent. zit—The case 0!
John 1’. Parley against 6. G. Hill, the Kitt’
«acetate and the Manitoba road. recently
W by Judge Brewer, ol' the United
states circuit court, is to be appealed to the
United hiatus supreme court. This case. in-
volving about sauna”, has created very
much diaclaaion among those who are inti-
rnatdy acquainted with the parties to the
by suit. Mr. Farley says he will carry the not
tothe ronrtol last rcaort.and in cannot
W deathhehaamadeaprovisiam inhiawilltc
arry themthrongh to theend. Theap
peal papcnarc being made upby hiscoun-
sol, and he has engaged Senator Palmunda.
ol Vermont, to argue them in the supreme
far-era l'ight Hmpollas.
loancruo, Illa. Kept. 12l.-—-The tar-men
ol Ivrsdnle, near lusre, have orgnnized a
I large «variation called the Parmen’ Alli-
ance. There are eighty-tire members, and
they will errct alarge warehouse. T. J.
Cannon,J.B.fidgar, A. Know andothm
are the managers and the innit-potato“.
mummies plane of the gang:
thatwuao popularalewyears agoainong
the far-merit. Thea: alliances are being
formed all throitgh the state at Illinois tor
mutualprotectionandmllghtnnnwpollea
”0H llnldt" Alter the Shorts.
fir.bicla,flcpt.m—Thedayhasbeenous
ol the liveliest kind 0! days on the lor-
ehantr’ Exchange. The September wheat
upticniseorneredmndthamanwhooontrol
the market are D. it. Franci- & Brother:
and tho Grisr WW]. 1th
midohlhrloorthat one or both or that
honour repre-ent “Old Butch," who is al—
leged to he aqua-ring theflt.hmkshmta
The shortage is now more than hm,“
hurhcla
Calhoun and Willla-aon latrwdlted.
Amnhflept. lit—Pat Calhoun and J.
D. Willi-mam, the wincipala, and Ca“.
IlenryJachaon and JackKinthe-ieonih
‘ in the recent duel in Alabama, have left for
trial iaCherukee county, Governor (Jordon
having a-ntadtn their extradition. The
penalty for dueling in Liam not”
W.
A last Clo-ea Its Door!»
Bra Karine. lich..39l‘om-H.G. Pack-
ard k Cofabank.“ ReedCity,hlaclond
itadwn. lt recently-wtwithalu-d
SEO,IlIlorfl.'i.lmthmghthelailnreol Wit
anthertWilaonat lather. Thelrda
prairsmatiantedatlm mm total;
ml. Wattle-neat mails among the
W
‘l’hafqetalaavala-oshorlly.
1m, mn—mmmmh
dAr-opha-ouoadthuthspopowill
”luv-Bunion”. lam
withlhbawthaprl-atotookoe
“atom “shad-gunner-
mandreflcioahlruland.
hpflaaa hello.
lama, aqua n-A ao‘vsl strike has
' ' prompt smution.
. Organza ot the Firm Coomsuonai Churchill’s!"
Teacher
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DDDI.DIICI§§
Groom's“ -
"Illlli‘a‘ii‘lcbfi
shown—hogs.
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: 3 553155223“
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mitotic—lambpwuas
J I. ”TKO! I).
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Builder and Contractor.
Wort Ions by the day or contract.
Ileloototflanlsad “now-ten to. Beam
0 ii union‘s.
O
(harm luv Weddlm and l‘artles. in: Cm-
onslaatly on hand “avg sick and well. ill- cob
wand Root Beer men! )flu.
no dun also. at “Amer.
“nulls-ww- Fruit More.
'illllcl omxoas. BAMN H. Fill“. in?“
(I all t ind ol‘ Lulu. cann- d trait unicellular)
Ind reliable Flown-r and Harden lion-(ls. HcAlllurr
Rm! Food and Gravel. at
O. A. RAVILAND". ! Iain 8t. Rinalh
Wliill 1'0 illili'oill Till PUBLIC “I'll ‘1' l
have taken the agency of the Ilourehwld lin-
In. lull-«and inwnnrcvlon willdo mortal In
.ainngol Ill hind- ol rowing Machines Orders
cit at 16 lain street. Norwalh. will receive
1,! t: I. SIlAlLlit.
AWNTH. .
G. B BI’ISCA‘I'I‘I)‘.
Waahln‘tua. ll. 0.
Ton your in United Stain Paten' (litmc
dlw Guide to Inventors mailed (re a
ALEX. 9. GIBSON.
bury. oi
l‘ianoforte, 0mm and limit-a!
ifomposition.
n x, m no: as r. 0,. souwun. com.
J 0. CROWE.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Piano furnlohed and Intimate- given
Johbin at all kind: promptly attended to
in Ann street, our lain
P. 0. lat. Booth Nov-walk Ci.
'1 D. JENNINGS.
. Emmi. linnurd.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
lLEC'l'ltlc moor BILL In m OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight 8t. Bealdeuce. 5 Elm 3L,
see 3111 Norwallt, Conn.
Wn. a. “A”.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furnishce Plane. Specification and Superintend-
cnco tor the construction 0! every description
of buildings.
TBRIS RRAtiliS A TILE.
bum—Taylor's Building Washington BL.
30. Norwalk. P. 0. Box m
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BA“
Ill Wuhiu‘lm Stall.
(froballylmttofla.n..andtron1totp.-
sa onBaturdayevealag-lronfites.
Mamet allowed on Depoeito.
sour-m. Pres.-
.ronn n. rannls. mom;
J0me ll. KNAPP.Sec. sno’l‘rea
no".
Incline Slop.
HAVING LOCATBD IN w, A. wmzxun's
than I all now lttrd upand am * reparedto do
allkindeot general jabbing sud machine repairing.
Bicycles repaired and new pom lumished, lawn
mowers ground and repaired. Saturation guaran-
teed. Call and give no a "bllespw fl
in can.
(idem
’l' B. .
Lower end at Water 8t. 80. Korwalk. um lw
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
(Ballad-enlarger olallkiadsolluruiuua.
“ll-la ltrusrmurwalh.
Alsopveparedtotarnilh tor
lhel («mantel the“, «fig: m”
mm";'munm‘x‘¢lua plane.
lllllllll and Healstonex.
“mm-"mom... .... 3:5: "
I Was Wand-slut I.
mam... willllothc In In
Taco. work. lnallkinda at in. stone
P. W. BATES.
l}. IIBKLYN & SflN,
Bncccsvocs to C. it DIKLYN.
a
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street, Norwalk.
First-Class Bakers, Cnnfeclioner: ,
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
(2 DIRT-TN. a103- W. P. DIKLTI.
INSURE IN THE
Connecticut General
uh: INSURANCE co.
murmur) CORN. ‘
“Mmflularrsd m at Llahllltlsa
or
emu.
Children's Vests, 16 to 34 inches.
Missed Pants, 16 to 34
Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34'
25 Cents Each.
A. DIGKERMAN 85 SON,
84 Washington Street,
Thanks a mo.
Carriage Bullders I
No. 6-5 MAIN STREET. REAR OF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazoo: and Carriage: made and re-
pa‘red. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
m-“ __
.mmuzm I'BllMI’TLY ATTENDMDO‘I'O.
llllk
WillGll'l‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
A d mannlsclnrcrs 0!
All kinds of Wu one,
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
All hind. oi repairing promptly done
Several new sud wound and wsrons tor pale.
erinoUnderwear
FOR ONE WEEK.
89
inches.
inches.
Coal!“ clan
WTJTLWW“
EMTOLLES&CO.
All the favorite varieties or hard and tree burning
coals. H clal primi- given [or winter supply.
All out lhnmnrnly screened. well pre-
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Splitd
flew Road Cam only $5).
Horse-Shoemg and all'
kinds ofBinckamlthlng
Foot at Franklin St.
'riouth Hum-lit.
spls t!
WAooNs
Newandoeoond-hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
innings:
ALL am.
ANDAT
Lowest Prices 1"
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
-—-A‘l‘—-
H. S. BflflWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
"‘3 rtuu’mm-hhwm.
~ and town at equal velar.
One Porno-broth loo
rainy cnn team‘s,
rmzh‘r win» our an -
I. .1 trek In. at “BMW“
’ " . * “ " .'~.uaplca. mien-opus. as
V» ... V‘rwi as the wards. we send
a. '" qundshnymhamh’t
2:1. in your ham 0-0 month ma IWIIM- m that.
he nu luvs nrlnl, thrv heeumywav m plv . Those
wfiie I: one can be can at receiving Mulch
M‘QM,OVD. Adam
I' culls-ll, m
aadSn I". Ws aysil
Cal-son ‘ ‘ l‘
' C... a
110-
Nrw liar-a. (Dona.
Thehricou 'l'sr Soap nuke- a lac lather and
ham the skin soft and agreeable; its chanting
qualities are ilrstclseo 1 like lL
ll. I. sillillafl. learner. MChapel 8t.
Naw naval. (To-a.
antimallaving had your Mmgrkwp
In!!! . t a good it or
mast“. almond t’ha shin. 1 cheer-
pole-tonal! .
DI. JAHfi I. BTBTSON.
m
hmwm-mnmdm
Hhhmn-Mhhmflfi,
m I”! c... law lav-,Oaaa.
r.r.r.a—mm«a~h hithfly.
warm-admiral“
llaw
it.
whereit
ltryltia
""“«'x."'n'.’man
W! “M Puls- file. the
“lawn-s oaoaoa .
mil-I
,BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘IALTY.
I. mum as» ovum.
i Water 81., Pool m Ilnvlland SI ,
Oppoeitc l’rm A: Wood's shoe Mannlactory.
. .ionN dreams, é
Wholesalcond Retail Dealer in all kinda 0!
80“. AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc
'lmhijh, limizmrmm, i.0cnst§
lain. Franklin, and "
Wilit‘vsbarn- 43mm.
‘éom:
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1‘ <h‘
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, . ”5...-inzzgum and him-
ehnll stream. Branch oflico at Stilton
. "rut! 3mm 64ml
l
TRY THE
SMALL
STOVE '
00M !
—-—OOO—-—~
Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always a uni-
form size.
Gonts’ Merino Shirts.
Gents' Merino Drawers.
Lodics’ Merino Vents,
Ladies’ Merino Panto
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Till-Thin, “ W
Steam and Gas Filling.
Hot Air Heaters.
lendld Value. ”h'
E. c. n
Photo studio,
Over Past 0.00. lo. .
Win ll 0.
mum “:2 luau. J
i.
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The and Sheet Iron Work.
STEAM HEATEliS
AND
FOR THE FALL AND ”WINTER TRADE.
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d lllai'ing ordered largely. invoices of goods are comin
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intend to make this the Saving
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and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being lig l, I
Store of the Town
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in Prices and Quality.
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C. H- Harvey
12 North Main St... So. Non-warn“. :1
The Universal Store, ,
No. 10 North Main Sh, South Not-walk, Ct.
FOLLOW Till! GREAT RUSH TO THE UNIVERSAL 8'10“ F03
Milli] BARGAIN“?-
WE ARE CLOSl'SG OUR ENTIRE STOCK
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK cosir“
To make monitor our Fall and wmm Noveitlm. Now in the time to buy what you used.
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The Universal Store,?'
No. to North Main Street, 50. Manhunt, (:1.
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RAYMflND BRflS
HUMPHREYS’
A Word to the Wise ls Sufficient. 2
Call and See Samplesof we:
Q'IT WILL P \Y YOU TO CALL
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
now CEIEAPL! YOU can
HAVE your: ngmno noun.
Norwalk Chronicler