J";
ma rioii'r rout urn.
a.”
,m Veg-poi a amal- mp.
fi’chaai mm (ia- uplo-
‘ . emu-”cum
,, .
“33.0". Britannia; in thevery
”dominant tau-ml eel-like achip
fl“ Idwtthared but are hum
. I . hwaaal hunters which thmtr
' that-amal- and which odb
’workrd dayhadulthttoaulr
. illuminant)! the voy-
. __ , steam" Unioniiit, which
hid-Mime thil port from Live»
pin Ito-mini. ilithat the Unionist,
* M 9. W. Kent‘s command, lolt
we: New Ywhinballaiit. Then
'ulflflmlyplablowiug wheatha
upon. (la the site the wind
’m Meow-main with
force.”
in». and Flu.
A [ya-nu.
g. .,,.
Agnew-mallard the big steamer
b“ an heavily that the sailors could
“I m their feet, and at night they had
bu thaw-«hm in their banks. 0n the
who! Mil. ill the Unionist was steam—
"w I gall which almost buried her.
1 MM Were la Ilium-can.
,’ V l. was 5 o’clock in the morning when Chief
w Attenltow saw a thin line of smoke
’ . a“ lie way hum underneath the bunker
htahoa the port side of the bridge. lle
' and cm, Heat, and together they lifted
IE but. A dame volume of black smoke
mm the hatchway, almost alloca-
“ the captain. All hands were at once
the hatch was closed and every
"billed With oakuut Two holes were
cut in the hatch and barrel» of water were
poured into the bunker. 1
' Overcome by Gama.
At iDo’ulock the hatch was removed and
twoot the crew went down and began pasty
lg coal from theport bunker into the saddle
- hck or crow; hatch coal bunker. There were
MI, 150 tons in the port bunker, where the
.0” The men were relieved at 1 o'clock,
I“ “rem James Farrell and T. Pearson
‘ :' not rthdr places. Half an hour later the
i
,.
l
i',
a.
w and mlphurous gasses overcame the
him. They were rescued with difficulty, and
did not recover conscionsnehi for some hours
During this time the ship was pitching and
tuning!) that the men could hardly retain
their feet. The hatch was closed again after
the men were taken out, and kept closed un-
til 3 o'clock 'l‘ilesday morning, Oct. 1, with
the hon constantly pouring on water.
'l'hentheliatch was again reopened and
the men were sent down in relays of two to
again make an attempt to put out the tire.
Ali afloat had charge of each relay and the
m were relieved every fifteen minutes.
Thu they worked all that day. At 7 o'clock
themeke and gas compelled them to stop
workand the hatch Went on again, while the
water played:as before until 11 o'clock
Wednaday morning, when the work of re-
mudugthecoalwasbegunagain. Theetorin
. J andthemeafounditalmoniin-
we to work. Still they kept desperately
In, urged by officers, who took their share
I! toil with the rest. More than twenty
m had been removed by 10 o'clock Wednes-
day night, when the deadly smoke and
gas had calmed another cessation of Work.
'I'hcy Struck Red Hot Coal.
began to draw the coal from the hotr
tom of the bunker Thursday afternoon, and
non reached red hot ma]. Although blazing
It wu hoisted on deck in iron buckets through
a» cross hatch bunkv-r, placed upon the
iron deck and deliigul with enter. The men
had removed two tons by half-past 5 o'clock
Friday evening.
Terrible Gas Exploeion.
, At2 o’clock Friday morning Second (Jili-
oerlleimuiing heard a subdued report and
- gwthe port bunker and the cross bunker
. MM fly into the air, whiiea tongue of
; Mn! ran up nearly to the mast head. The
. pa had exploded. ' The hatches fell back
: into the bunkers, but were secured with difii-
. culty and again fastened down.
, The hose was turned on again, but at 3le
there was another explosion, and this time
the porthatch struck Engineer Lowe on the
head. The covered alleyway on the port
side wu very hot,and the firerooniwas
almost unbearable.
Out at Last.
; .Gafl. Neat decided to cuta hole through
. theiron side of the bunker, and this was ac-
co-plished and the water turned on the
; . Manhunt 6 o‘clock that morning. By
, 7m o'clock the fire was out. The captain
and engineer exploring the bunker with an
3, electric light found only charred and wet
, deals
,LARREST or A FEMALE THIEF.
Kellie Jlontague, “'ho the a “’cakncaa
' - (or Scalakln Clo-ks, in Jail.
‘. Outcast), Oct. 9.-—0ae of the moat notori-
.' “Moriminals in the .United States,
a mania Montague, aliaa Bturtevant, in
l». baked up at the Armory here. Her hu-
null, John, alias Raddy Montague, wasalao
i.l
behind the bars. Nellie is wantedin
‘fei- Ming ’fonrtaen aealskin
., migraine mrthe‘helt of Icahkia
“5 flb‘a'imawaaeommitted something over
V lithium). and, upon it d'ucovery, Nellie
“fill to Mt, where file was captured
'flahatal. Shoccupiedasuiteofroomaoa
h “floor of the hotel,aadwh-itha
., Qtydctectivmarrutedhuabeatepped
.uo _ (hating room to mmtogoto
‘wlth them. She escaped from the
mlidmttoll’indsor,0anada,andhaa
“ '“dhdedarreet. Afawdaysagoahocame
willihrhuahandto Chicago, and was pre-
W. .fih'kr a winter'- campaign whaithey
.mraaugnindbythapliceaadarruted.
r..- n. r .
. are large fur establishment there,‘ as
(Ballad. .
”a Inhale Two-tide]. o! the
New. but out to his Idle-tine,
momma of the recent Chicano
wreck. 0. P. Wlhua has been appoiatad
m master mechanic.
The executive manna-of New Tech
Daiulicratle state matinee baa organised.
with Daniel H. unan. of Jenn-nu, chair
“and Charles it. Do Fri-not'l‘royma
clerk. The Wharton will he at the
Hoffman inane, New York
Wt llarrhiu haa paruhaiail Bishop
William I. “when. of Wellavllla. and
Charla K. llali. oi' lorgaa «minty, Utah,
two Ionian-i, whowareaaat to “input-
teatlary on the double charge of unlawful
cohabitatimi and adultery.
The llayer Manufmrturing miilpany's tan-
nery, No. if: Rimmt litre-it, Newark, has
been burned. lavas. “Alli; partly imured.
(lamp '4 Thompioii, of llalliiton, hal
ham nominated by the Democrat: of the
Elghltwtilh ”tutorialdinrlct.
Edmund O‘Connor. of Binghamton, N. Y..
haa been nominated for state amator by the
Republican of the Twenty‘fourth district.
The novelty store of B. H. Richerii. at
Wit re, Pa, has him mind by the
, . flichere"iioliiiitim ‘an "All": .-
”Wu,” . ' - ‘ ’
' Charla! this, a young man about '33 yearn
of age, Ihfil. and killed his mother, lira
Charles King. and then cut hill on throat
at Buffalo, lloth were dead when the police
bmke iiitn the martini-nu.
lien. ltvulnnger bros nrrivwl on the island
of Jersey.
The cruiwcr 'i‘ctrel, at Baltimore, has been
accepted by the secretary of the navy. ller
penalties for failure to make the required
horse [lower maybe leached by the mo
tary should he sustain the appeal of the ma-
tractors—the Union Iron works, of Balti-
more-for strain on the engines while wait~
tag for the tardy trial board to aimr.
By a cave-in at the Hanover mine, in
Wilkesliarre, I’m, Charles Linch was buried
beneath one hundred tons of cold His body
hasnot ll“‘l| ri-mvercd.
The British gunboat Enterprise was
wrecked on the island of Angleoea in Men-
day‘s gale. All on board were saved.
The well known Socialist agitator!
F‘rohmc, Gurtlcn and Wcrtbmann have been
expelled from Berlin.
Apene Zhla. the Swedish wagstrcss, was
married to Edward Achorn. a young Boston
lawyer, at Trinity church, Boston. Rev.
Phillips Brooks performed the ceremony.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
DI. De lewzuw Great Scheme Iii Sot
“'liolly null Yet. ’
Plrrsurlm, Oct. lt—(‘oi James Andrews,
chief engineer of the Tehauntepec Ship rail-
way, in an interview says it is his belief that
an impetus will be given to the Tebnunlepm
Ship railway enterprise by the convocation
of the International American conference.
That Subject, together with other tranSrcon-
tinelifal mtcfprises — the Nicaragua and
Panama schemes—will be brought to their
attention while on their tour of this country.
:“Tlle‘l’anama canal project is not dead by
any means,” said Mr. Andrews “When in
Paris this summer I paid a visit to M.
Bruuot, the receiver of the bankrupt com—
pany. He has, after paying all the debts,
about bum,“ frame; left in the treasury.
He has decided to send out a commission of
engineers to Panama during the winter.
They will make as accurate a survey as pos-
sible of the anlount of money necessary to
finish the canal. This, M. Brunet informed
me, will be the first reliable survey since the
work was commenced."
Comedian Bishop‘s Sudden Death.
Nrw Your, Oct. 9.—Chnrles B. Bishop,
the actor, who played a prominent role in
the comedy “Lord ('humley" at the Lyceum
theatre, died while changing his clothes in
the tin-Sing room after the first act. Ii H.
Seth-2m, the leading actor in the play, ap»
peared before the curtain 'and announced
Mr. Bishop‘s death and dismissed the audi-
ence. Mrs. Bishop, who was with her hus-
band when he died, was prostrated by the
shock. The body was removed to Mr. Bish-
op's late home, So. :llii West Fifty-second
street.
The Genetic: Conference.
Doormat-r, N. Y., Oct. 9,—At the morning
naion of the Genesce conference the temper-
ance committee presented a strong prohibi-
tion document which was adopted without
discumion. J. T. Gracey, of Buffalo,wasap
pointed tract agent of the conference. F. 1].
Root, of Bufl’alo, was elected trustee for
Syracuse universit ‘ and trustee for (lenwee
Wesleyan semi The next conference
will be held at Bradford, Pa.
Rescued from the Whirlpool.
Nuoaaa Fania, Out, Oct. 9,—Joseph
Percy, of this place, while duck shooting on
the Niagara river, a short distance below the
Maid of the Mist landing, broke one of his
oarsand losing control of his boat was car-
ried down into the rapids andthence into
the whirlpool, where he was rescued by
Frank Porrell. Percy was taken to the
Whirlpool hotel in a dying condition.
He Wu Nearly 102 Year- of Age.
Pom Briton, Mich, Oct. 9.4mm Dance,
as he was familiarly called, died at his home
in this township. Had he lived until Nov.
it‘a‘éxt hewould'have‘ been it); years old.
fitll mime was Zephania Webster Bum
at whs'hoi‘n' at ‘mmmd; can, Nov. 34,
i787. The ammo charter oak storxlonwhat
was the original Bunce farm.
. lle Shot Ilia Mother-ln-Law.
Cuanwrn. 1V. 0., Oct. 9,—Rnhert Berrier
shot and killed his motherbin-law, In. Wal-
mr, hear laxiagtm. N. C. Theyquarreled
over the of Berrier’a child. After
killing Mrs. Walnr Barrier tied with the
child. An pose of indignant citizens are in
pursuit of the murderer.
A Bllml Actress Buried.
Nrw Browne, Maia, Oct. 9,—The funeral
offline. Albertine, thebliudactrem, occurred
from the residence of her sister and was
hrgely attuided by relativu and friendp,
among whomwere a number of pmfsialonah
from Boston. The remains were interred in
Rural mm.
Stmkjmd Killed by a'l'rala.
Boom, Oct. l—T'homaa F. Burbank,
aged 56, superintendent of the Bay State
Brhkeoinpauy.wliiladriviu¢ ovcra rich-
bargrailruadero-ingJallorthCamhrkip,
waauraakand inatantlykmed. He leaves
awiduwaialtwomaa
JAIIwwatthlalaraam
lnYmet—Themewt
A Dying Surgeon Wed: His
Faithful Nurse.
9H3 NEARLY DAVID lllil um
And Ila Wished to Halo llav Illa Ulla
Ill-re It. one—n- Im 00“?-
mo.» llayaailllla nausea-ala-
Neal.
Naw You, (let. 0,-0.1 Oct. 1. at the
Woven! house, It. Jeanaetle Dalaiol. 0!
Man, was married to Dr. hath Ia‘iuaa.
ol Cull-0rd, R. It. tin Oct. It, at the Blurb
vanl Inna-e, lli'. Netti Pullman died. Their
story, which iii an unwittingly romantic one,
in well worth relating. llr. Ila-tun had
bun employed for some yeariiu a surgeon
on the Rotterdam line of steam-hip when, a
year ago last thumb”, ha Ian-led in Am-
sterdam. apparently a perfectly healthy man
Mia- llalatet'a Devotion.
hiom after landing Dr. Eastman walked to
ahotelioealiouoneof the W and
twist bye Widen hemmrirrhage which
lmght him to death‘s iloeria lini‘thkria
the side of the stricken man, and it walthm
weeks before who left hiiu for an hour. The
slightest movement started the heiriorrliagc
air-nib. Mini llaiziol'ii nursing was a marvel
of all" and devotion Without her alll the
doctor: would have deemed thecaiir hopele-i.
Illa Health Improved.
waly Dr. Eastiiiali‘ii lungs remn'ered
from the shock of tho hemorrhage, but coil-
Itant attention was neeeaiary to prevent it»
recurrence. Mi: Dalziui gave that atten-
tlou, and daily the attachment between
them grow stronger.
When the patimt was able to sit up it he-
mme evident that nothing but the warmth
of a semi-tropical country could restore biiii
tn health. llL-i winter, who had arrived from
L'oiil'oril, ileto-riiiiiied to take hilii to the Bar-
bfltlllfil. lbw-ii now a trained nurse was
nceeianry, find there was but one trained
nurseiu the World for Ilr. Eastman. la the
Barbadocs, numwl by Eli-rs Daizicl, Dr. East-
man ina few months so far regained his
former strength that he resumed the per-
formance of his duties on board the Rotter
dam steamers. Mix; llalzicl returned to
Hinton. The marriage ceremony was in con-
templation for all early day,
The End \l’aa Scar.
A few Weeks ago Dr. Eastman arrived in
this city feeling very weak and depressed.
He put up at the Stunevant house, and
wrote his father of his condition and his do
sire to he again in the skillful hands of Mia-i
Dalliel. His {other wrote back. advising
hiul to send for the nurse and remain here
until he was stronger. lilies Dalziel came
on, but the patient did not improve. Mon-
day monling he was told that the end was
near.
"Thcll." said hc, "1 wish the ceremony to
be no longer delayed Please have a minisr
ter called at once."
An Episcopal clergyman lived near by
on Twenty-eighth street. He was sum-
mortal, and at ll o‘clock, with the bride
groom hardly able to make the morning‘s
and the bride in tears at the bedside, Dr.
Eastman and his faithful nurse were mar
ried. He spoke but a few times afterwards.
Against the Deadly ('ar Stove.
NEW YORK, Oct. ll-Tlie general term of
the supreme court heard argument on the
appeal of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad from an order of the
‘bpecial term overruling the company‘s d»
murrer to a suit by the people to recover
87111) penalties for the use of stoves instead
of other heating apparatus in the company's
cars. The company claims that as only
twenty—six miles of its road are in this state
it is not amenable to the law against stoves,
which applies only to roads over fifty miles
long. The people claim that as the de-
fendant‘s road is over fifty miles long it
comes under the law, whether all of the road
is in this state or not. Decision mu reserved.
III-Speaker Cole Defeated.
Gmwva, N. Y., Oct. ‘J.—At the Twenty-
ninth district Republican senatorial conven-
tion here there were twentyhilie delegatco
present. Four prominent candidates were
in the field—Frenmnt Cole. exflicaker of the
assembly; Hon Charles Lincoln, of Ontario
county; ex-Senator ’H. P. lord, of Yates
county, and Hon Charles T. Sexton. 0n
the fillet ballot Charla: 'l‘. Sexton, of Wayne
county, received the nomination. Theron-
test was very lively all day.
Two Passengers lost.
anxs'rows. Oct. 'J.—'l'he steamship City
of Paris, from New York, has arrived here,
and reports that a female steerage w
and her child were suept overboard and
drowned and ten other passengers were so
verely injured by a heavy sea Thesaloon
was flooded. The number of miles made each
day by the City of Paris was as follows: 400,
m, m, 4m, in, re, no. Total, 2,788. The
passage occupied Inlays, 23 hours and M min—
utes.
An Edltor'a Contempt of Court.
Continue, 0., Oct. 9.——-Allen 0. Myers, of
the Cincinnati Enquimr. has been sentenced
smug David'i“. Pugh
a. fifteen 695'- in
fillaadatlaeolt‘fioftficon _ " bf eddrt.
Thecoiitempt gas in yen!“
the Enquirer a year ago lanteprlng a comic
article on Judge Pugh during the trial of
lontgomery, one of the Franklin county
persona indicted for the tally lheet election
forgeriea, of whom Mr. Myers was one.
Hail-ed by 3 Butler lupin-ion.
Br. Cnotrn, Mina, Oct. 9,—The boiler of
Bourbon Broa’. steam thresher exploded in
the town of Oak, injuring a number of then.
John Wiegman had1hia skull fractured and
his body badly unaided. Henry Beyer was
badly scaldcd and right arm nearly torn oil.
Another man, name unknown, received in-
juriea necessitating amputation of one arm.
Private secretary llalford'a Ill-can.
Wasmoroit, Oct. it-i‘rivate
Halford has been lick for some weeks with
an intutiual trouble. About two weeks ago
he had nifllcicntlyncovmdlobeathiadeak,
bulafewdaya agohe had a relapaa,anda
’paiaful operation became my. lie in
mmhdmhhMaadwilli-otbaabk
to man his duthl for name time.
Your love Cronin Jar-n.
Cmcaoo, Oct. 1—Year more juron were
mil in the Cronin cane, making eight
new sworn. llama Allhnn and
dh,whohaveboeaintliehaxanuinb¢
dbynwm joimd by (lemma 1. Clarka
afll’nliamallorth.
intend-Ida“. ate-n. .
‘mfit—hbmw
.. ”amt...
ran up“. nights 0! stair», when bewa- -
nine. in.» Denim, mo was who ii,”
the male hotel, wan almost the first wraith
”van-raise um ’
G~OVIOOICSS
§8§88i§§i
Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
I. urnuan.
Bhilder and Contractor.
'ovk done by the day or contract.
one foot of “animal ill. a Wall! [0. M ‘1’.
C a. iramoia.
.
(ham an “ending: and Mel. lee Oran
anomaly or. nine lunhe etch and well. Ilia cab
mam: liuoi Beer and In- i liner.
to IAIN 51.. . ROIW ill. (.'I'
Ilevlluud’» Pram more.
CIIOICI "RANGE. DAMN til. "05, DAT“
all that of tale. cane-d frul coal
and reliable I'lumr and . Initiat- a
Bml l'nod and (ham. at
C. A. llAVlLAND". 5 lull 8f... “malt.
snwisn NM'lll‘ lie I it ninth-iii:
a “Neon. hon-chow. lei-oeuvre! Remit“
of all malls. by i‘. I tlAlLIlt, 16 South Iain
strut, Milt borwalk amil
ATENTB.
o. a avlao'roa,
truth-us. n. 0.
Ten years in United State. Patent 0”
as: Guide to mutual lulled flea.
mu. 9. unison,
(mm of the Pint tonal ChunLWatn
...,.m..
Pialloforie. fingan and lusinl
composition.
is 1y back on 39 r. 0.. NIIKWALIJXIIF
J 0- CROWY.
a
i‘arpcnier and Builder.
.m innit-rev and new. rim.
10th of all sine. pmiaptly Wm
Filo AM «at. Ital Iain
P u x «it. South lorwaik Ct.
J D. JENNI‘SGS.
. :yowzmw to L I. Qaiaiard.
Undertaker & Embaimer.
BLIITRIC NlGll'!’ 3m in m omua.‘ .
‘lo. 4 3mm ex mum ii li- at,
380 3m Norwalk, Conn.
T. B. KNAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plant, Specifications mid Superintend—
mc for the cum-traction of every description
of bulidliigl.
TERIS BKASWNABLE.
(m.tr-~’l‘:lrlnr‘l Building Washington 8L.
‘0. Norwall. l‘.0. Box 775.
SOUTH nonwm SAVINGS am
5) Waahingtoa Street.
Open Dallyfrouifl to lla...,alidfrol I ten.-
and on Saturdayevcalagl from a to a.
trimaran: allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Pia;
JOHN ll. hams. Vice-Plea;
JOHN ll. KIM. Set. and Treat
Illaehlao Slop.
H‘XJS? “‘12." “I; " “Mn“:
i am now an an n to
all kind-of general johhiazvaud machine .
Bicycle- rcpaired and new paru furniahed. lawn
W ground and repaired. Satiafuth- [am
Iced. c'um‘iwm.uhlltcapecttnii
1-. a. (13%.
lower end of Water 8t. 80. Kuwait. III [-
Georao ll. Ray-0nd,
FU BS [TUBE DEALER!
And Fumisliin Undertaker.
Callaadieeaiylain atailknaholfarnlt‘a.
so lat- M luvalh.
i
hit llfitngia’J
I}. lliKLlll 8: ill,
Summon to c. ll, Bulb",
5| Washington Street, South Norwallt
327 Main Street, Nomallt.
First-Class Balers, Confectioners
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To.
ninth". can v.1. mm.
“SURE IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE iNSURANCE co,
. aim-mo m.
Maw-autumnal I. at m
aw
No. 05 IAIN STREET BEAR Ol'
SALVATION ABIY BUILDINH.
Wazoo: and Ca! riages made and re-
paired. -igns made, lettered.
a d hung.
JOBIIIIG fulfil! anzsuzo’ro
“L
WillGll'l‘ a Fuss,
Carriage linkers
A' d manufactured
All kinds of W one.
Trucks. Outta. e .
mill 231:: "W... .4"‘E."..=L"Z.m .l.
38' Ill“ Cl"! mi, ”
Hone-S booing and all
kinda of Bi ackaunthlug
Foot 0! I'm tun II .
aunt Su-rwalh.
apl5 If
WAC-CNS
New-admitted
Buggies, Photons. larri gee.
Canopiw, Spiaulw, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and 5:. Thom.
mmirfiw'rI—I'LY.
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least loaey
———A‘l'——
H. S. FFFWN’S
Boo'l‘ & sum: STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
as. MAIN STREET.
_ m?“ afl'ufiollrlflolvl‘li'atrh.
‘ n, rollih~r¥oit~.auttfaaaly.
ff hoary-maintain“
75“ m Ia!-
”drum-nac-de
m m u. law Inga-
lulu-man.
E. "‘ "‘""‘
mutual. ale-lb
nebular-Id d“ who.
bulge-t nlh
‘- "'"" ammo.
MerinoUndérwear
FOR ONE“ WEEK.
Children’s Vesta, 16 to 34 inches.
Miues' Pants. 16 to 34 inches.
. Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34 inches.
25 Cents Each.
-—_—-——
M
A. DICKERMAN a. son,
84 Washington titreet.
virus
Filliiiill hill __
er Iloz.”1
E. c. Ewart
Photo fltudio,
our Pan Olce. no. harwalh.
Wauiuflaaran -
if . momma-um
Splendid Value.
Gents’ Merino Shirts.
Genia’ Merino Drawers.
Ladies’ Merino Vesta,
Ladiee’ Merino Pants.
I. I animal omen 108
a... i...“ . 1130??"
lumbar Cola. I. a. An'a.
Wm. ll. lllliliii a son,
Saiiiari ail Hydratiii Killian
south Vorwalk. Conn.
m...
lflllll
GZSIBAL A0 TKTS.
II. "reroute (;0!l|il'
Milli!
Jnat aimed two .0" argon ot IMI celebrated
SliLi. FilVEFFlL
wan-n we oler at the Iowa-t price.
FAFM NF FFFS
lull 0-0., 45 I 41 Hull-m It.
”[111! IOIWLIJ. "a
rtilclal ~toae steps. Coping.
Liwa flannel“.
Will .
(tanning); BLOCKS. Mm E'ofl'QWT'im""'
, 2. '29:."“‘-' a F Wa‘l'l ILLI. H.1-
iianulmirm, c. manna,
u In“! In.“
FBlasiiBm
Cor. Int- 8 West Sta.
PLUMBING,
Syn ail Gailiiliii.
SIEAM HEATEhs
AID
llot Air Heaters.
'M‘na‘
am, 21'1" brain-prompt v
Halli-Finiiiiiiiiiii
CHAI‘NA
o LASS div ARE.
We have the Chum
Tea and Toilet beta
In Town.
, STOVES and RANGES
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
iuuiiui sun
—_
1ft Y1 m1!
Yin-thencwCoalY-d.
(sale.
All Witty
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Saved and spun
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Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
BUIDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
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Fill THE FALL ill] WINTER TRADE.
llaving ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
in Prices and Quality.
C. H. Harvey
12 North Main So, So. Nor-walk.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main St, South Norwalk, Ct.
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