Evening sentinel, Monday, June 2, 1890 · page 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NUMBER 756. “‘“".'li°"uai .""'"‘"" SOUTH NORWALE CONN" MON DAY. JUNE 2 1890.
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THE LOCAL “NEWS. “'3 ",‘d “”1, 1?" W" ‘mf- it“ lukllprassnt take in unnecessary terrl. MM“. 35:33:; , .3. g'W leK—gflm; s N—som Nor “nonunion-ts ”m mflmflba ...o. un-
came rom an f! 03 "10 W 7 in u tory. They include that portion of the Entertainment attendance ...... . . . 1,, 9,... .. ”Tr...” .u. "nuns. W“ "I'M-“'9'“- Irons: m
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mastery, John Spendlove; troonuer, G.
F. Waters; collector, B. T. Sheffield.

The Wilson Point Boom.

Yesterday morning the freight train
over New Haven A: Derby, connecting
at flawleyvllle with the New York and
New England railroad, took down to
Wilson. Point, thirty-hrs full loaded box
can of freight, which were taken to
New York on floats. It took two loco-
motive to draw the train.

- ; laments of the Ila-l1 Art.

The athletic entertainment at. the
Opera House this evening, will probably
drawn big crowd of admirers of the
manly art. Judging from the list of
celebrities billed to appear, some clever
work with the gloves may be expected.
Harlin Dempsey offers 3100 to any one
of 112 pounds whom he cannot throw in
fifteen minutes.

South lot-walk t—Beservolr Cases.

The committee appointed by the Super-
iorCourt to appraise the damages arising
from the taking of land in Wilton by the
th of South Norwalk for reservoir pur~
poses have filed , their report. The
amount of Mag v awarded to the pro
party owners is as follows: A. If. Jones,
9,000: William T. Jeliffe, “.000; Wilo
liam Jones, “lit.

In. m a Candidate for Governor.

One of the New York Sunday papers
printsthie paragraph:

James W. Hyatt, H-Ullited States
Treasurer, has announced his intention
of being a candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor next fall. lfr.
Hyatt is one of the foremost democrats
in Connectbmt, and with his name at the
head of the ticket the party will have a
loader which it is thought will insure for
them a decided victory in the coming
contest.

The Corner Stone Laying.

June 11th is tho date set for the laying
of the corner stone of the East Avenue
I. E. Church and great preparations are
being made for the event. The large
tent owned by the society will be erected
in which the exercises .will be held.
Bishop Goodaell will he prosontond other
ablo speakers will make addresses. Ir.
Goodall organised the church society
and his presence on the melon of the
laying of the corner stone of the line
church they are building will be very
befitting. The ladies will hold a straw-
berry festival and entertainment in the
evening.

-lf you want a new buggy or spindle
go to Wright A: Flynn’s, Franklin St.

mmnuwuonasa.
Thaddewalk on the easterly side of
lainshset,horongh,hetween the rest-
dence of Samuel Ialkin and the rest-
dooosofJohnB.8eymour,istohoraised
and graded. Burgess Sloan, chairman
of the highway committee, will report
ubomfiugoftheCourtofBurgemss
thhevsnlagastc the probable coat of
makiagthe improvement,aad thework
will be started at once. The pert of
lalnstreetrofsrrodtobss longheon in
a oonditlon,aud what to do
withlthas been a perplexing question
withtbapsatsndpresent Courtoi Bur-
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'-Apsouinopicnio,hams10cpsrlh.,
was per lb.,at T.B.Gnyer a
lion’s.
mmmman-pnay.
Never heforewsssueh armhsson as
"wits-sodas thahtsndard 'Iheatrs
Naming. Afterovery seat was sold
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stopped and the man was brought to the
depot. No hours were broken, but he
received a It ng gash on the right leg be-
tween the kn
open the flesh.
knocked out and he was cut badly about
the face. He was made as comfortable
as possible during the day and was taken
home on the evening train.

' so you ever use the "Island
Gem"ilour? Its the best m;e. .

Warrantao Deeds Married in the Iowa

house and land on Bennett road, East
Norwalk.

Thompson, lot 60:250 in East Norwalk.

divided third of a certain dock or wharf
lot, with buildings on Water street,
B3000.

Ebenezer Bill, lot 60am corner Golden
Hill street and Elmwood avenue.

501157 on Shore road, East Norwalk.
house and lot (00x175) at Broad River.

lard, house and lot on westerly side of
Bay View avenue.

parents on Harbor avenue.

tel Cordon, St. Augustine, Florida, with
their. family, Edson, Willie and Lulu,
are spending "a refs week in J one" with
friends in this city.

friends yesterday morning, announced
the safe arrival of Br. and Airs. F. W
Woodward and party In Domino Satur-
day night.

Sonth Norwalk is gradually coming to a
close. A few duplicate orders are come
ing along mostly on light colors. The

now to getting out their fall samples and
some already have started out salesmen.

of the “Chipple” hat, a natty list Min

 

efivand ankle which laid
Three of his teeth were

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REAL ESTATE SALES.

 

Clark's orasa.
Frederick Smith to Raymond Brothers,

George W. Phillips to William A.

Jonah J. Millard to Julie E. Rose, un-

John L. Richards and Plate Price to

OliVer W. Wood to John Tryon, lot
Charles W. [lodges to William Hodges
Henry Rose and wife to Jonah J. Mil-

John J. Clpe to Ebenezer Hill strip of
and 101158 on Elmwood avenue.

Personal.
Fred Pieter spent Sunday with his

James W. Hyatt will leave Norwalk

this evening for Richmond, Va., on a
business trip. He will be absent abouts
week. .

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Mr. and 1er. E. N. Wilson, of the Ho-

A message received by their Norwalk

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Mr. and hire. F. Stanton Perriu, who

have resided in Florida for the past ten
years, are visiting friends in the borough.
Afr Perrin will leave town in a few days

for Hauschusetts. «P
Booth Norwalk hlat Notes.

The spring business in Letting in

manufacturers are giving their attention

Crofnt d: Knapp have been very one.
cesslul with their golden brown and
brown mixed all! hate. Their business
in police helmets is yearly extending and
this season they made them for the
police forces of Chicago, St. Innis, Pitta-
bnrgh, Detroit, Baltimore, Evansville,
Poughkeepsie and Hartford. The color
mostly and has been a dark nutria.

The Ielvillo lauufacturing Co. have
closed up a very good season. They
have shown some very neat colors and
are still fairly busy on them. The trade
may look for some handsome shapes for
fall businesn on which the company as
usual will moire good liberal orders.
The Yolk flat Co. have their samples
all ready for fall and will no doubt soon
he making up orders for future delivery.
Robert A. Trimblo started for the Pacific
coast on the 11th of lay, and will show
some handsome shapes In slid bats.
Theirnowcolor called the Chrlaty is n

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dutprb in 'sevsrdl bolero. It hob taken
gill:ry will undoubtedly run thls fallda
in and cdlors. John Bottland a
Boss have been pushing it lively and
when they introduce a novelty it is
m“ w ‘Os

JohnO. Wilson £00. seem tohsqulto
busy yet. on spring orders. They are
pattingupanlos llusolfallgoods.

AdsmsBroe.havebsdaverygocd
mason and are making extensive proparo
atlufortbslall.
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Riverside, Belden, Franklin and West
avenues and Butler street, to theoorner
of Butler and Barber stroets,- thence
northeasterly to the coroerof Darksin's
lane and the Shore road, and thence
along the center lines of Durham's lane,

disregarded ingmany. instances, and sev
eral persons who have built within the
limits have done so without taking the
trouble to ask permission of the court.
It is thought that, if the limits were nar-
rowed down, the law could be and would
be rigidly enforced.

-We are receiving direct the Northamp
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures.
better. T. B. Guysr & rlon.

Patrick Haugh has brought a civil suit
against Patrick Collins, claiming 8100
damages for assault. The parties to the
suit are two well-known batters. Col-
lins, it villi be remembered, called Bough
across the street as they came out of St.
Ifary’s church one evening a few weeks
ago, and struck him in the eye, wreath-
ing it in black. The assault, it was said
at the time, grew out of the batters‘
strike.
and sent to jail for fifteen days, but was
released on a writ of habsas corpus.
granted by Judge Penn, hence the suit
in question.
fore Justice Monell at the Court House
up town next Saturday.

isthe life of trade.
bleached Aluslin, til-3. per yard; a good
Unbleached Muslin, 59c. per yard; Fruit
of Loom, 8c. per yard; Lonsdale, 8c. per
yard: Dwight Anchor, 81c per yard. We
keep two (2) grades of thghams on hand
slways, one we ask 9:; per yard for, the
other llc., the some so our competitors
all ask l2lc. per yard for. Apron Ging-
hams, be. per yard. Boston Store, 88
Washington street. South Norwalk.

to be taken during the month of June
special provision has been made by Con-
gress for ascertaining the names of sur—
vivrng soldiers, sailors, and mariathc
were mustered into the service ofthe
United States during the war of the re-
bellion, and of the widows of soldiers,
sailors, and marines who have died. In
connection with this special census of
veterans the organization or vessel in
which they served, the term of service
in each case, and present residence will
be taken by the census enumerators. In
the case of widows, information regard-
ing the service of their deceased hus-
bands is also required.

connecting tho military record of each
participant in the late wsr should not be
underestimated. It should be the duty,
moreover, of every veteran soldier or
sailor to see that the enumerator is
placed in pomession of the necessary in-
formation concerning his own service.
If he cannot be at home when the enu-
merator calls he should leave a proper
memorandum in the hands of his wile
or other members of his household, so
that the work of tip census may not be
delayed,and also that there may be no
doubt as to the accuracy of the state-
ments concerning his service which may
be given to thecsnsussnomorator. That
there may be no questions to tbspoints

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Appointmfnta kept by reception
Board meetings of association. .....
Committee meetings held” . ..
Meetings of Ladiea' Auxiliary” ......
Applicatirata for employment ......
Complimentary memberships issued
Applications for membership se-

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.“‘v.auc cs gear-r9»

W. N. Bitters, Gee. Bee. .

The Sunday afternoon song service
was very interesting and was attended
by a larger number than usual. The
subject was "The Prodigal Son." This
was divided into four parts and spoken
upon as follows: iraatiafaction or hav-
log home, by theGaneraISecretary: con-
dition alter leaving home, George Foun
taln; decision or determining to lead a
better life, Nelson Benedict, and his re-
ception at home by James Fountain. The
time was all taken by these speakers and
so interesting was the service that it will
be held again sometime in the near lu-
ture.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Outing Club will be held this evening at
So'clock sharp. Every member of the
association interested in out—door sports
should be present. At this ineetiog sc-
tion will be taken in regard to the fol-
lowing matterel An excursion, field day
on the Fourth of July and a clam bake.
Come and give us your opinion in regard
to these matters.

The Seniors and Robert’s Military
School bill nines are crossing bats this
afternoon on the Baxter grounds, the
result of which is locked for anxiously

 

None.

A Civil Actlon for Assault.

 

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Collins was arrested and fined

The case will betried be-

—A western editor lost ten subscribers
by saying: "Many of our readers require
an tifective soap, and Brussels is just the
thing they ”"7. needed for a long time."

All Around the State.

John H. Inveridge of Hartford was
thrown from his carriage and killed Fri
day night.

James Leary of East Berlin jumped
from a freight train Friday night. - i
fell under the wheels and one of his legs
was cut off.

An unknown women about twenty-
one years old, committed suicide by
jumping into a reservoir in New Britain
Friday night.

Knights of Labor are trying to arrange
for asters convention of all the labor
organizations. including the patrons of
of Husbandry, in llertlord on June 26

Charles Nelson, aged nineteen years,
of Waterbury, was drowned while swim-
ming in the Chertu'nt Hill reservoir Fri-
day sfterneen. Cramps caused him to
sink.

Er G ivernor Wallace was on Saturday
presented with a gold headed cane voted
to him as the moat popular man in Con-
necticut through the columns of the
New York Journal.

A wagon containing hut French em-
ployee of a woolen mill to Putnam was
struck by a locomotive Friday night
Zeno Robillard was killed, and two
era received injuries possibly fatal.

A town meoting in Bethlehem was
called Tuesday evening, lfay 21, to con
sider the matter of placing a sui'able
monument upon the spot where stood the
barn in which Dr. Be lamy preached the
first sermon in Both our in I740.

In the corner stone of the Congngs-
“one! Church of Fairileld, which was
burned Friday, has been found a copper
cancontaining several religious papers“
of 1840, the year in which the church
was built and a glass jar. Inside the
jar wereasmall leather covered Bible
and a largetlasd leather pocket book
moral papers. Tholusorance on
3’33"“ vu into» the loss i.

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Veterans of the Civil War.
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to be covered by this memorandum, it
be well to elite that the infidel in'

walrus-‘5. thirtieth. our”!!!
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of enlielmebt and dishhargsflhe
length of servwe in years, months, and
days, and their present post-office ad-
dress. Whers a soldierorsallorresno

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road filed two petitions with the United
States Circuit court in Hartford to pre-
vent tho carrying ' out of the contempt
procsodlngs In the superior court. The
directors of the road were to appear be-
fore Judge Tbsy or tomorrow and show
cause why they should not be committed
to jail for not obeying the peremptory
mandamus, which ordered the removal
of the tracks to Church ttraer.

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and to cover each enlistment.
In giving the organisation cars should
botaken to dbtlugu’lsh the arm of the
service. as infantry, cavalry. artillery,
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luring company, mourning the comp
pany’sdam. Theresltlsatsesssrtthat it
lsnotsafeandlhatifaloakofanycou-
memos should happen many lives
‘wouldnalostsadmoshpropsrty would
be destroyed. The dam has umntly

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“Johnson warning him not to
cathedral. John-ta llvssbs-

plausand
KNAPP, WI. 8. lot Washington st,
alarm-hated treasonsblera

RANDALL. IINBBD. cor. Main andWall its, It
scale, prospective

nimmm JAIBS, odes ”Wall If, N. M

WERNER. CHAS. lemwmeY
WIISON‘B ‘llome blade" Bread Bakery, 8

CITY NATIONALB
lotus
PAllil'lex coir [Y NATlOYSAL RAW, The

PAIIlI'IKLg' COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,5l

SOUTH mNORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, 1*.

SOUTH NORWALK BEEP Ci). 5. N. Hammond
TERRY WI. I. A! C0.‘i i.

BUXTONJ. I". Poatoflooboxd-lb, N.

WCARR.GBO T foot Raymond at, :i N. lioveru

BELGWWSkCO Y.0boxo‘,.2vll8 builders
dbridges, docks, pile foundatims,eu
moor AND lilo}: Dunks.

BBOWNJI. 8 halal-n, s.1'l.enatomWorkand

“smoke Halal-man. specialtiealn
Maker-er bhora.

wnauasonsasoan-samtoau, s. It
Ago-simulations

sinuses,
PINNEO, J. ARTHUR, N. card engraving, wed
Pmng's DRUG STORE, Cl Washington st,

KNAI'I’, I: 5'. Water st, 8. N. manufacturerof hat

“KRIS, JOHN“. ft.Washingtortrt, 5.3 also

RAYMOND 13803.”th

BOSTON BUTT“ 30053,!!!“ do“ to the Post

DAN‘S WI. inallstJS. Wham,
stableandearrisge tarnishing.

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norms. WI. AOTaylcrsvmnefi. N. Jobbing

 

BANDAquD. mun-imam lodetn

earnest). J. It. awn. w. ill. naturism

SHERWOOD. 3.1!.“18 (trove at, 8. N. Jobbing
pru- attended».
WIL80N, 8 B. shopCvomsLasrrlainFOIIeeetw.

TILLYJIKNBY, Nolan st, 8.! mauled-arc!
llpscial star-hm give-lo repairing.
WRIGHT I "Jill. fontaf Fr-khst,
arms m has,

The New York and New England rall- sum

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“and free hand drnwl
AUCTIONKEBSL

East avenue Park and France streets to cured ..
' ------------------ mini bias. to W N RAYMOND sites Akrua,salt glazed andmt
the point or place of beginning. The Boys gytanasium class 4 sessions ‘fiflwwnfpflyn‘fd " “mm pipe,3wsemmmm.
borough byvlsw regarding the erection sv.a ........ BAKERS mtecs new comments.
of buildings constructed of tire-proof 3:332?“ "flaw” -- ~- ”affirm ”m"; " "NWT“ user sins w, v.» ”guilt ave, art.
materials withinathe f oin limits is "'0‘ """"' tenets. “I'm" “'- 9'“ "ml?
overt K Ouiingollbnys' branch ..... ,... .., 80m” ”fine 1930 “in”, x Bole

fcshdma's alsbraied its: main

Pare
couloctionery and ice cream. Fresh gwdsdalty.

have olden at it Ilsyinond at.
BAN KS.

CENTRAL NATIOVAL BANK, The, Wall st,N DRY-000m
capital emu». lanai!!!” M00- ng M AllBI. J. L. ASONB—‘The Equitabk, " No. 2
yer. vice-president; Gazette Bing,N. Dryguodmcil cloth, mat.
William .Curtls, cashier. tingsandrugs.

B'lilt, The, llBWashiogtonst,
tal pinion surplus Oi;

near praident, Jacob

marines
team-m

«Wallet, Harper-ted Idol. Capital
om. Prest, NJanina llyali, vicepreet"
0. Keeler;caahier,hrw

Dowsita tulfllm surplus when
Winds? 8.13mi” pro-it; lartiu ti. Crow, vice
,trsas.

ATIONAL BANK or NORWAI. The,51Wall
corporatsdiiiw (.aitel

st,N.ln Ca‘p All), Eben
,1)B.J.l.llvioc

Price, “ea-tier. h llilj L'J “inn
J.A. Coho m,
XKW'iMKBeard, D W Pitch, W.
Bishop. Bankers' lerchante' , lanulaclarera' ,
Personal and family accounts are soliciiaai.
Oltw ALE SAVINGS SOCIETY, The Wallet, N.
Deposits over um) ,su lus'ws
If. ,It. ll. not them proof;
George 02.
ltaoverflm dismal). Alden b'ol-
mas. were; John II. kins
paid cop-tailors. lousy
BEEF, (H holeanle.)

veal, etc.
Armour' a beef and
provisions. Home dressed lamb and motion.

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBU 1'03.

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Circulars
folded in over it)» Sunday papers.
BLACKSMI'I'IIS.

shavings s t.y

RIDER BUILDERS.

noor AID anon REPAIRING.
CEO. 9 Mined Place, 5. N. All
work ally and promptly done.

nooksrzuazns AND s’I‘A‘I'lO\1:lts.

ding slathina'y, base hall and tennis goods.

hoolauppllcs and general stationery.
BOX DIARIES, (Wood and Paper.)

mu, packing berm, etc. General slwp Jilllbiflg.
BUILDING MATERIALS.

My,atraw, etc
brick of all
hair, etc, also blue

Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts, brick, lath, lime, cement, adamant,
BUTTER. cannon. 3005. to.

blue shine, sewer pipe,

utilize a. N.—-s olall dint-rent
wmetiosof andof domestic. All
gradesof butter, eggs, cannedgooda, etc.

CARRIAGI WTOBIES.

him,
CARPENmS AND BUILDERS.
JAMES” 0. m9 N. estimates

given,

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SMITIIJV. II. B CO. 15 It 17 Water at, N. caning:

PIERCE! I. ”Manges. Crushodstoue,

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armour; J.- OfflWadltN.’ ”shot me.
Whirl-Draw Mfupalarprlsre
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PLAISTED'S “Washingtt-rt, s. N patent meal.
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BUXTUN A BRUNDAGB, case at Benedict' s, l.”
CAV AN Atill' S EXPRESS.
SHERWOOD, W. W, N. slate at post oflce and

BYXBEE, F. S. A. CD. 9!) Main at. X. lanaiactur—

hoursile. to. woman.
D0035, BASH AND 3mm}.

wood work, wheels, ere.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

five different amen.

clues, etc. prescriptions a speeialt y.

notions, glover,ete. Underwearaspeeialty.
' bed over forty-two years.

dry-g coda, carpetactc. (at-earn.)
lnghmsgh. N. (See-tram.)
Dr!
fancy goods. notions andh oaiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
32% CL) office railroad station, 5.
N. aWIQWallst N hxpm. forwarders u. .1:
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mics [miter Ilunt, agent.

EXPRESSHEN .

goods,

Wall at, N our motto, ‘prompt attention.‘
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planes moved. Leave onlersal s, 8. 8

link" a Careful and prompt service
nurses-s, m0". no.

era of Stodeld‘a celebrated flavoring extras Us

NOBWALK EXTRACT (10.: N. manufacture-rs of
hm: extracts. Amhiert Bell.

TERTILIZEBS.

RAYMO‘tD BRM Bradley‘ s snperpbmpbate spee-
ial manurea, land plaster groan! hone, ”moral

sll’l'll, W. if. A CO. Water N.

liarus Clark A Co.’ a stanrkd

agents fortt'ii-

VIBE BRICK AND CLAY.

h, oysters, clams, fruits, pinto, vegetables, etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE W. ALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. ot'l'aylcr arcane, s. It. Also

BAYIOND BROS. cmttracttn for fig, concrete,

aaplmit. brick, unreal udgruel wdka.

MUDA snare AND AIM wam

”sauna.

mmwa BOO. Neale Ball block, 8.1V
sole spots.

I'LDIIB. GRAIN AND FEED.
LELAND can" “but, the best made. Don't
fall to use it,
L'IlilMIBDIEU n. \NIEL, east end of Washington

stbridge, Thee offam‘tly Mar kept.
IMYXUND BROS. hay, “I, flour and [coil in
package, loud, our or cargo lots.
BED )liLL lmlen. («item at lime. Grain. their:

ground feed, “EM and rye door.
I wanna.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 8.1? plants, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces modem order

GlJlUIJB, P. L. ”Ward at,
Hunts, cut flowers, etc.
loliAY, JOIIX, 3.3
liable—cut flowers and
no roses aspecialty

SMITH, JOHN 11.89 lainstfilfi lheoldestaad

tknowrr florist in this vicinity Plahm. cut
flowers, are Floral wnrkof ail kimtsa specialty
and done promptly.

7133311an DEALERS.
COLBIAN, TBEODOBKWarhingma at, (east end)
Furniture, looking glasses, picture frames, etc.
(IRMA A WIIITI'LEBEY, 3 Iain at, 3. (Kay

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TAYLOR A GOLDEN, A'i & ll Washington at,

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CONNECTICUTGKN'L LIVE INS. CO, 5. S L'—
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INSURANCE COIPANIES.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
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building, Wall at, borough.
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LOCKWOOD, EDWABDX. moms Gazette hldg.
borough. Attorney, notaryand pensions
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home trimmings hit one, bra- and iron.
LCMBBB DEALERS.
BILL, BJ. 9Waterrt.N. Allkinihcflutnherde
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