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Builder and Contractor.
Work rims by the day or contract
Ofls fool. of llarilsad ti: on Water. P 0 Box 61'.
C II. D'AB’I’OIH.
Worst for Weddings and Parties
constantly on hand forihc sick and hill
listed Root Beer. and Brnplo mont Ollce.
MN 81'. ab norm \LK. (71‘
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Instrumental and Vocal Music.
ltesldcnoeai Ira. R ll. Plaistcd‘sJa Washington
street, nonih Nora-la. nzli if
ALEX. 8. GIBSON.
Orgrntstof the First Con , atronal Chnrehflsier
bury. Tom: .I of
Planoforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
f5 1y Lock Box 39 1'. 0.. NilltWAL'i. L011 ‘
J 0. CROWE.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnirrhed and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kind! promptly attended. '
Shor Ann street, near Main
1“ 0. Box 443. South Nomi!”
J I). JENNINGS.
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Summer in L. 1!. Quinram.
Undertaker & Emlmlmcr.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BBL! IN THE OFi‘l' “B
No. i Knight 8t Residence 15 Elm Si ,
880- 3m \‘orwnlit. f‘onn.
H. 8. KNAPP.
Architect and (‘ivil Engineer,
Furnishee Plans, Specifications and Vupcrintend
cone for the construction of every description
of buildinlls.
Ti'll‘ll "I RIMS”? .t ii! if
Omar—Twirl? .1 liii. ding “mt not ~l
~1Norwallr l 0 lie:
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SOUTH NORWAIIK SAVINGQ HANK
51 Washington Street
(:pen Dallyfrorn9 to l! s.m.,andfrom I {039.111
an on Saturday evenings from s to B
Wintereat allowed on Deposits
amen summery...
Jon no rennin Vice—rm;
63+“. runnn. nirarr. s... 'anu’l‘rea-
Oysters.
HOSE deelring oysterso 0;.an nest. daily '2“
procuret them of R. .1 CI?!" 11.1.
oarr “10‘ of Raymond 3'
HORSE CLIPPING.
llorss Cli
log done by machine power, by a
manyG yesrs‘e 'ence. leave your
Gwyn livery stable. Knight
will be promptly am 3d
orders new
street, Norwatk, and
Inn on until nil
has opened a Livery Stable. cor.
t streets, near the mic mill,
Home to let at all hours. an
0 I. STEVENS. Prop.
torrents and Hnnirtnnri
hathvmoeandli
Missouri-gee
mpointod in 0its
“ding stone
enemywork.
or P. W. BATES.
II
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
showroom-Wu.
”mm-It. - loath Norwalh.
Artificial Stone Steps, Coping,
/ Lawn normals.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
Goo. doc.
owned by c. I. LEONARD,
8‘ Water Breast. fail 1y
lorrill Business College.
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“messiah-tannins:-
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“with WWI-little!“
”mu—rm
m,mmflflm moon.
manna.
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m “HUMMER 00.
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I" and ”I Washington lit
loath Nor-all. last III! of and...
rummaa coca-all. - Proprietor
NM more“ sis Priors
wlflsslrronlltlll only
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low is the limo to porches you
FURNITURE
llllill llfllllllllllll lll Plilll.
A very
Larnn Assortment in Select From
DAVID STOW,
26, 28, 30, 32 80. Main Street,
horrrlr Nor-walk, -
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(to ml.
FUNN 'I'NNN!
NEW S'l‘iillli.
NEW (MODS.
[luring rem md to four die 8 above the old
stand, futon new at no nul stocked it with new
goods. among th-rn Ppt‘clally adapu‘d for
Holiday Presents,
Bamboo Furniture. Result, ticrocnn l-‘ancv ( lmirs
Poor nets mantis, alIarls, In furl c-vrrylhtrur you
can think of In lhv' fund on. im-
Everybody inure tora'l nmi look M a bright
new Milt? elflclifl with lIrlulii m In good-
lli'll. H. NAYNUNN,
46 & is )1..th 81“.,
nonunion cI‘.
OLD Ah I) ll!) lIlAllltl“
Nilll Illitlll Flilill Lilli
South Morwalk
AND
Norwalk, Ct.
Till! PRUI‘ELLERi
Lil‘l 0N NNNNALK & EAGLE
(Bechrmn rimt), New
York, at 5 p m , (Mondays at ‘2. p. m.
Freight recrlved from 7 It. m. in .‘ p m)
Reinrn‘ng. More leave Nowell: at .‘I p. m , South
Norwnllr. 6 30 p. In.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Dnnbury and Norwalh and
ihopang ltnllronda at Greatly Reduced
Rates
Lin: II I ,.Ip r 8 .un to agent;- Ill Pit? of Norwaih
‘ “'41le will lc. sent for lr-c- iI‘ our of freight
I'Wu’itcrr in V x tori: or its v: clni V.
318'“: 9 runs are to but mu m: any of the
dmrUY’f‘“! rm- mu:- r~f Irma .me on account of
the, own-rs thereof.
'CHHOM EHJ. NI 831.an .LSES EHJ.
RAZORS
Oratlklndarro-leteflasch
RAZOR 81'!th RAZIIE HON HAVING
BRUSH” mgllfilfl'ifl CUPEPOCKBP
no Boat Ila Pools: Knife In ‘l’awn.
Oar goods are warranted
HALE’SCNRNERBRNGSTNBE
llnnnntl & Hill in
28 lain 8h, 80. Norwalh;
Hints Finn llrstrrs,
nun tonne ”9"”
Ilium NW
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At it Isis Dtmt. liorwslh.
G 00d Firm-Class Goods
Can he noun: a noun...
Also a full line of
innts’ Fnrnlsllnnn
Hard-Pan Prices.
[standout Shirts Way DIM-r8
llnlaundriod Shirts from fir: up.
[our l'ly Lilian Collars 71:.
Three pair all wool socks for tl‘lc.
Three pair anion such for rec.
tilts Umbrella for 311th.
ft ir- impossible to suite all the facts.
see for yourse.f.
if “Main St, Norwalk
Come in and
Si dilute
SWAG"
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Strength.
1 Hire int-i received a Iarm- line of
$8, $10 anti $12 UNERCUA‘I'S
ALKJSON BROS.
Winrli I am going to
inrrllirn nl ill, $8 nnn $10
‘ill'lbid in“ ,\ (“\N,
Hill and Examine 'l‘hern
A; it wI i be to Your Own Interest.
The Tailor,
South \iorwulk. - Conn.
w. ll. nirIBKnn it on.
SOLE AGENTS
33.1. ‘80.!
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Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND '1‘ l N VVA 1% E.
Estimates given for
Storm and Hot Air Heating.
HUSH! BALI. BLOCK.
psrggrrouw
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS AND
PALATAILE CRACKED OFFERED
TO THE PUILIC.
Elllll BISilllll' STAHPED
With 0m- Name,
“BOSS--
c. 3083 l 30",
x convoy, costar.
Ira-
to‘t Yoda Light Shins!
mun-ammo
train or;
Hiram Sawtelle's Body Found
Near Lebanon, Me.
IT WAS newness Isl» Innings.
la Issac It. “swindle the chin 1a 'l'ltla
Pralrieids?»d History of One of New
England's loaf. Interesting larder
Ilyaisrlss~A llad Outlook for Isaac.
Boston, Fob. 1.5. —Tbo body of lliram Bow-
tsllo was found at 1:15 p. m. in the woods
near lobanon, Is. It had been decapitated
and thoheadhas not yet been discovered.
When found the body was projecting from
a poorly made grave and had a bullet in the
heart. It was feet uppermost, not three
yarrh from where ()i'llcsr Bhislds found the
paper that was wrapped around the ax.
The body was entirely naked, with the ox—
coptlon of the feet, which had on a pair of
socks. [inside it was a lot of clotted blood,
where the arms and head had been cut oil.
Oflicer Hiriolds new has in his Mon tho
empty shall from which thobullet came that
killed Hiram Hawtclle. The bullet itself
was also found, and a gold collar button,
bent and twisted.
The Discovery of Iho llmly.
Tho lliullng of the body in tho wmxlrshows
ConcIdeI-ly tlmtn horrible murder has been
clrlitttrlilml, and the outlook for the accused
primncr. lmuc ll. rtnwiollo, in darker than
ever hsforc. Yet it is claimed by some that
an hr iac undouhlodly had confederatos, the
murder itwll’ may have been cuiiirnlttcd by
them, although the prisoner himself may be
morally rr-Ipmsuhlo for it.
The body wns removed to the lllaisdell
f'ornor school house, three miles nonror East
Rochester. Tho head is lmlioved to ho Immo-
whero in tho Work“, and the olllcers are con—
fldcntof finding it soon. Thohelief grown
stronger that llirnm came to his (lunih noon
nltor leaving Rochester on Wednesday, Feb.
5', that h:- vms given to understand that. he
Ions being lll‘H'I'll to tree hill sick dnughtI-r,
and win-n the hour-war wcro pasml lsnnc do-
lilwrutely shot him through the heart.
When their innm prism! through East [by
chcstcr it was Imiicml that one man lny but-k
in the curring» us though sick or sleeping.
A History of the i rime.
'l‘ he I‘ll!“ is one of the Hunt interesting in
the (rillllllfil liisfur) of New ltngluml, and
auburn: I: it has apparently been Blrmutlcd
in l|1)r-ir'l r “'10 II the beginning, the hurl: of
tho ll in tin ~ hue boon M) thurnu 'II that a
oomph in c hum of l v idem o against t.llre priv
oncr, from thr- litiw of hislenving hisbrnther‘
lllrziui‘s liuuw until the llndrng of tho lut-
ter‘s body, lrl lfllll intro, and flown so little
attempt on [mac's put to cover hr..- trucks
that It m , .‘ strange that any one could
have been Inyaitti. d as to his illlt-lilll-lls or
ni'lltlllb.
A [’10: III Kill a Family.
in Docemlxrr inst, lmuc ll. Suwtcllo was
pardoned from the new prison, where be
bad son‘ml u long sentence on three indict—
ments for rup: Since that time he has
boarded With his brother Hiram in Rox-
biiry. Hiram kept a fruit store on “'aah-
ington strwt, which, together with his real-
dence, had been owned by their father. and
W83 held in their mother‘s name. Isaac
hell deceive-l his mother and induced her to
transfer the property to him, but Hiram
put an injunction upon it so that Isaac
could not sell it.
The property is said to be worth “5,00)
to $311,011). Tin so transactions bravo causal
hard feeling ln'lWI'i‘ll the brothers, and it is
believed that in order to remove cvery 0b-
stnclo. from his path mid to giro him pos-
session of the property, lsanc pluttfil to re-
move his lrrnfcr nnd the latter‘s entire furn-
il)’. “Install“: of his wilo, u daughter, aged
8: n son ugml .‘I, and run ' Ifrrnt. Wei-k before
lust Limo asked Mrs. Siwtcllu's permission
to take one of the children to Lowell,
lining suspicious of him she rcfuno‘d. Uri
Saturday, Feb, I, lsl-Im" came into the house
and mid Mrs. Suwt-‘llo that lior husband
had given him permission to take the little
girl to insult. il'ntl the mother finally al-
lowed her to go with hint. When the father
came home nt night he denied having given
his consent in the girl's going.
llo l‘oiaonn the [Mile Girl.
From Boston ISM! an i the little girl wont
to Lam-,1! slaying until Monday, when they
wont to Rm‘ hostor, N. ll ll bile at the
letter plate, the little girl claims, her uncle
attempted in prison her with medicine and
pills, but the only effect was to make her
sick. Then lsnac telegraphed to Hiram that
the girl was ill with the grip, and to come
on at once. This was Feb. vi. The next
morning It second telegram cums to the
mother, urging her to come to Rochester,
the inference being that had she responded
in person she, too, would have been dis-
posal of.
"from Goes to His Death.
It wus finally settled that Hiram should
go alone, and he left Boston Wednesday,
Feb. 5, at l p. III. From this moment his
movements are shrouded in mystery. He
was never seen alive again by his friends
The following day, Feb. 6, Isaac and the
little girl arrived home, and the former de-
nied having‘iroen Hiram at all.
Mrs. Bawtelle was suspicious of foul play,
and accused Isaac of putting his brother out.
of the way, which he strenuously denied.
(in the following Sunday he disappeared.
liimm'a alxonco was reported to the police
on Saturday. and on Monday, Feb. 10, 8pc-
cial Utllcer Shields started for Rochester,
while scorch was also begun in this city.
From the investigations made by the police
it is learned thnt on Wednesday, Feb. 5,
Isaac Sawtelle hired a team at a Rochester
livery stable and met a man at the depot
(Hiram without doubt), with whom he
drove away. Within half an hour he re-
turned alone with their-am. It is believed by
some that undelivered Hiram into the keep-
ing of his confederate: at this time. Later
in the afternoon he purchased a hatchet,
pickax and spudo at a hardware store, also
a canvas bag in which to carry them.
Then again hiring the team, he doors of!
in the direction taken in the morning. He
did not return until 9 o’clock at night
“‘ Who Is BI- Confederate?
It seems that on his departure for Boston
the second time, Feb. 9, he again went to
Rochester, where on liondsy he bought two
tickets for Portland. His companion may
have gone there directly, but Bawtalls did
not, although he reached there in them--
ing, when he mold at the Falrnonth
house as 1.13% Dover Ba was adgnsd
.mmandwasnotsxslnssonfoctwodsya
onWednasdayastrsmsreallsdatthohotsl
nadlnqnlrad for some one whens name Mrs
clerk does not recollect. looking at the
,tha sir-saga nadown the rum-
neitlhsoains to that of J. BrldysDovsr,
when hssxolalai‘sd, "l'hst’sthsnraalasai,’
at mi. IOU
bushfire ohm-lulu
in these disimtohaa Rs was arraigned at
Minion»: thachargsofruiinlor antiwar
committed in jail at Dover until March 120““-
without bull. Odioar- Shallds ordered Haw
islle to remove his clothing, which were
minutely examined. Upon thashirt, drawer:
and trousers hioodspots were found, in soon
instances as largo as a silver dollar ’l‘hI
spots bore evidence of having been rubbed
in an attempt to remove thorn.
Gals to Defend the Prisoner.
The belief is that the bod y was first plsooc‘
III Enos llandali'a vacant house; that ill!
Monday morning, Feb. to, Isaac removed it
to when it. was foiled and returned to Roch
afar with him team, and that later in thoday
he walked to the scene from East Rochester
dismembered the body, buried the trunk and
carried off lherest of it; then wallrsd to East
Lebanon depm. and took the ears for Port
land, where he went directly to his hotel
Isaac Bawtolle was taken to hover jail, when
he was visited by William B (late, the wait
known criminal lawyer of Boston, who will
defend him. By his instruction theprhional
has thus for absolutely refused to any any-
thing regarding the crime
TORONTO’S BIG FlRE.
The University (loos l’p In limolre-laoaa
(IVs-r I600. 000.
Tourism, i-‘eh. lII.——Tlio 'lorrmw univer»
sity one totally destroyed by fire last night.
Thelma will It'flf h uvor t.’ I00, (XI).
Preparations lmd her-n nindufnr the annual
oonvermziono, nt whiIh L'llull pornms were
(riveted to be present, and it was just be
fore the guests began to arrive that the fire
started. Two men were carrying up stairs
lira rack half adosen lighted lamps to be
put in the I hanIh-lh-ra rs, when one of the men
on the lower end let go his hold. The lamps
fell and broke, spreading the burning oil all
over the stair-I and down intotho already
homily oilml floor All the buildings were
totally distrowd. 'l'h- - library cunt 8100,-
000 The museum, With Its valunhlo spool
mono and Iurioeltics chemical apparatus,
instruments, furniture and utensils, were
all consumed.
One domestic was mwro-ly burned. The
property in: hiding all buildings and con“
tents, vine insured in twelve coiripnrrics for
(ll: Hm
The (Sutton Ull Trust linJolnr-rl.
erw \‘uItK. i-‘eh, lit—"Judge lncombe, in
tho lfniicd Stains circuit court, has granted
n temporary injunction l‘ihlrllllllflg the Cut-
tnn ()il trust from disposing of or in any
way interfering with the property in its
Immensmn, and to show carry) on Feb, L’l
why the injunction should not be made per»
ninncnf. Thr- lnjunclrnn is based on on (till
dnvri by William “'ull, representing Ll large
number of slm‘klmldl'm, Wllu rivers that the
Innnegcrs of the trust hnI'o cauwd the trust
certificates to) be ntl’it'kllll from the Stock
Exchange hats, Lind on: about to reorganize
the trust. on It lirlsls which Would cause great
loss to tho i umpluinnnis. The court 5 order
also requires dc ~fc mlants to ohm cause why
a receiver should not be appointed of the
property rind meets of the tru>t. Mr. Wall's
complaint I'llill'gc.~ the managers with gross
extravagance rind mismnnugement, nnd In ith
attempting to divert tho enormous profits
of the concern to their own benefit.
Electricians Against Electrocntion.
Kansas (‘IT\', 31”., Feb. l3.~"l'he illmttric
Light convention liner O‘lcl‘lb'fl the following
otlicors- Mursdun J. l'Irrt of l l'Ierrlt‘lll‘t?
R. l., president; li'doard Maho-r, of :',\llmn}
\ Y. ,first vice president; I. 1.. Edgar. nl
Baotou, Mus-x, serum] tico prmideut; i'. ll.
Huntley, of liuffnlu, .‘I'. Y, chairman of the
executive committee; Allan V. Garrett,
secretary. Several papers on technical Inut-
ters were. read, after which the committee
on logbluiiun presented its report. The most
important subject touched upon in this re-
port wns the execution of criminals by
electricity. 'l‘lwi'nrnriiittmi was instructed
to continue its Illnris in how iltI- low re
peeled, llllll in the merit of Imn~successiu
that Illm‘linn. in how the lnw so ninendod
that. the muchineuf execution Bllnil genomic
a current of nut [em than lllJlIO vnlm The
corn ention “ill Inn-oi u your hence nt Cnpe
llny, N. J
This Troublo at llruorhill.
llAlEltllll.i., Mn». l‘ vb. tin—Too nflicers
of the llrmi and films t'uitcrs‘ union were
here )‘I'alr‘l‘rlay nn-l mljudmi the differences
batman the Knight. of Labor and the
union, nnd decided to call out the union
cutten from Spauliiing's shoe factory. They
say that the union emu-rs from Dover and
other points who am at Work in Bpauld-I
ing's are here through a misunderstanding
and will be sent back. They also say that
ex-Prvsident Maxwell has acted contrary to
the rulI-s of the union.
llow Elevated Railroads l'ay.
Aimaxr, Fob: 15.—T1Io following reports
liavebeon filel with the railroad commis-
sioners: Third Avenue Elevated railroad,
grommrnin '8, $39 3050; operatingexpensea,
$270,437; net earnings, 8121,6l3: income
from other sources, 82.,1187; gross income,
0127, 701; netiucome, 35!: 1-3 deficit, @351.
Manhattan Elevated. Gross earnings, 02,-
452,840; operating expenses, 81,228,104; net
earnings, 81,224,736; income from other
sources, 81,246,313; net income, 8769,0011;
profit and loss (surplus), 81,435,763.
Murdered by Cattle Thieves.
UIAIIA, Non, Feb. l5.-Tlle bodies of
Farmer Jones and his wife, an aged couple,
tenants on a farm at Seymour Park, near
this city, were found buried beneath a straw
pile. They hurl been murdered by unknown
parties who drove ed the live stock. Frank
can and Jerry Dee, two employee in the
Booth Omaha rtoelr yards, have been ar-
rested and charged with the murder. It is
said that. they sold some of the stolen cattle
to a South Omaha commimion house.
A Desperate Thief Wounded.
Prunanrru-nia, Fob. ill—Three encore
atiomptod to arrest Tony Burk, wanted in
Jersey City for- robbery. Bnrk was found
at Eighteenth and Cabot streets. Ho fired
at the officers and had The flrewaars-
turned and Bork was wounded, but he eon-
tinnsd his flight and escaped by scaling a
fence and running through a dwelling horns
to another street Burk is described as a
desperate thief.
nan lorfslts ms nan.
Lacuna. Pa, Fab. lit—The hear-high
the oassof ElliaP.BsrdandP.W.llu11,
implicated in the Idocoln hank dafaloation,
dad for yesterday afternoon did not come
of!- Hull failed to appear and his ball was
forfeited. Ba will he narrated. Bud’s
misunderstanding.
{Inhail lastdrenin‘forahasrlng, rhea
A ”spat: lav-hat lined ;Ia Ma.
' ortortlrc'ur irons:
TRATOBS and TRUSTEES.
. I” ”amt-rum
'l'r‘fi'o min-m: bylawiobsyihass
K'fllahsnsof thassleadslirailodwl"
Ell CMU'UltD, Am, Kuwait, Cl. dild-
Nowaadssooad-hand
Buggies, Phantom, Cerrlsgée,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices: to Suit All.
Grail and Boo 'l'hern.
my my.
llllBll i cnnsrnnr
lire now prepared to odor
Canned Goods
()f’ Fuperinr Quality 8' low prim w‘lli a dimmer
on Illllllll we of six or more cure as l" r I lvln l rind
PRICE LIST.
flugar Porn 116 per (an, a cans to:
Pint ll? Illiy Tomatoes, me per can. 0 con- 55¢.
les nus ”Xe at can. 6 cans ‘lur
larlv June Has, 1. p. r can it esne illi-
Iarrowfst PI-sa, 15¢ per can, ours II I'
Menorah, it nor can, fl cans 66c
luring Bans lz‘c. per curt. fl ms the
Golden Pumpkin, 11¢ per ran e (.5!!! till»
lschlss [lay inhaler nor. lilo per can, oral.» :l 06.
Salmon lllI per can. titans Oil!
W c call special notice to our
Epicurean Canned (Iluins,
Forked at Bar Ilarlrr, thine, warmth-II line. no
grit. Chowder and Future at when rmrzrc Illeo
nice 'usr as they arc with vinegar, 3'3"." prr (10,6
cane wk“
flair-l llctrns, 13c pI-r can, (2 cans ill:-
Canned Fruits.
Blue fiI-irr co (Ipli ndid piss) 1‘3va pr I (an
BlariibIrrirs l Jig: pcr can, Gran- ma
1 'altfnrnla Apricots T’c per cm, 5 e im- 3!
(stiflinda Pl‘rfl'hf‘l. {Lie pr“! can, 5 ram- 'l l'.
Cal fornna Grunt (Isle Plums It‘lc mean. scans
Si (:5.
f‘anfernla Roz Plume, 23:." per can. 5 cam 51. 0f;
f‘alifornis W hilc (‘ hcrrles HI: pct can
(‘ulifornia Barrier: Pearls. 28¢ per cm
N IKMIS Falls Whric Lherriee, fir pir rzn, deans 938
Quality of all these Goods Warranied
Any not right mil he made gmd. “'I- still mn—
linnc to rich
llilillll i" tinnin'nl.
CAUTION .......... ..............
bottom. li‘ thr- Ileulcr mnnul any ly on
send direct to factory. enclosing Ir- vert
price.
Take no fslim-o nrrl
w. LDOUGLAS
$3 SHOE cENTL‘liMEN.
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All II. .Ilv ‘II ( "norms. Button and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES tingle.
81.75 NIIUE FOR MISSES.
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John Schaub & Son,
Washington Street. loath Norwalk. item
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curvfullyp present tions; used for many
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SPEUIFICS.
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BilllTS NNll SllllES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’8
Our Surah Kid Lacliee’ .2 00 Show are the finest ever offered in Booth Norwllh
Lidins' French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladiu' French turned and welis at prices that
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A full lim- uf Larlres', (‘ nildren’ u and him.’ .9 Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Lenders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
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h- ollerinrz great bargains in all kinds of
tlrnnirrr, Glass, in and Kitchen Warn
tiurc fur {cs-s than New anli cost III In .lu- room fir fiprir g purchases.
Ipmmrs for all Lind» of
We are arkuoaledged head
Fanny inn nlln tint Pill ill
The Universal Store
North Main St, South Norwalk.
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And “rill @ntinuc to be the Best.
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BE NOT
(met who will.
Flour that he can buy cheaper.
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Do not lei him increase his profits at the Expense of the Sir! at L“.
FOR SALE BY EVERY mm 0W
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PlLLSBUE‘I’S BEST
Elli. BE THE BEST UNDER ELL CIRCUISTAKCES.
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MARRIAGE is A FAILURE.
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PILLSBIIBY’S BEST, buy your [font at I.
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of Flour may ocmswnally' nub as
good Brad. but for ABSOLUTE
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