Will offer 500 yards more of extra Super Carpets at 551:.
to 88. This 18 the best bargain in Rugs
allergel line of Giugharus, best quality and
cheap. A fine line of Ladies' and Misses
Ladies’ Calico and White Lawn Wrappers
we have oilered this season.
handsome styles which we are closing out very
Blouse Waists of Outing Cloth just received also
All Grades of Shades made to order at lowest
' prices. Agents for Ilall’ s Skirt Farms and Butteriek’s Patterns.
300 Smyrna Rugs at 79c and 89c
We have purchased
iPsY no summon To roonsn snvnnnsnunms
But come where you can get reliable goods at
-—-‘SGOFIELD 8!. H
bottom prices.
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NORWAIJK AND SOUTH NORWAI-K.
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AT OUR NEW STORE.
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On exhibition and for sale at the lowest 1111'rlrct pr 11
welcome all and await your pleasure eand cslr-etnr d lawns.
rm!w~mu~r;:-u ,. , .
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Yours cordially,
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To enliven the usual quiet of the 111111111
1 part of the week, we will make an Al’llllN
' SALE, and will offer over
FIFTY STYLES llF APE ES.
A variety large enough to suit the fancy of
all for Whatever use they may he required.
The prices will range
Fllllll EFF BEEF FE ENE EELLAE EAEE.
It will cost you nothing to examine them
You can copy the styles if you choose, but
we are confident that you will find that the
prices at which we offer them leaves no in—
ducement to make them yourself.
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llllllEllY A SPEBIALTY.
()ur barvrains are not teonlined to Aprons,
as most of the readers of The Evening
Sentinel are aware, but are found in Hosior 7,
Underwear and other departments.
FEFE 'l
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W
84 Washington Street,
semitonwsnx, 001m
‘ l. BIBKEEMANBSBN
USE DB. CIKAIG'S
01111111 1111111 1111 Liver (1111
Crown Planters and Pitta.
They are the only. Safe Remedies to use for those
arlticied wtrh Brig t‘ s Disease, Liver Complaint and
Urinary affections. Only ttiose prepared in the
our man are the Orirztnal and the only Kidney
and Liver t‘ure that Will restore you to purhct
in :tith.
All Ladies Use
C. B. IR. A.
(‘rnlg Medicine (311.. l’assalc, .‘1’..l.
SOLD AT
Plalsted's Drug Store.
apll South Norwalk.
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ll BLESSINB to WBMMI
The terrors of thc \\ 1141 D11
done away with. Unmmurhr
the time of the old tiny, and
no trouble.
NoBoilirigmo Ruhhing' NcSleam!
1r! if of 11 1111' (flour or
:en-l i211». for sample 1 11kc ol
lhuthon iliit ' Soupto
ALLISON RROS., Manuhcturers.
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DIABETES.
l “l haw her-n tronhlul our tw-lvt‘ 3111b"
18 it (i. 1l1K111' htup r \l
{of t 1 Killlirl‘ and “1111:: "'1... 1t1c 11. s p 1'»
nortn 1 el 1. lln l1 tw. A! nine-l 11:1ri1tuit :- and
up hurl-rut iriicmc pains ill bar l. and «idea the: e
1 am ”111; dn‘t d1po~111 111 row usur Attrr llrl. .g
‘sevuai b1): lic-of Hl- NT'S lll'Jll'Illi' all time
lit-tart- 1111b. fcatunrwcre gone and my Kidneys
i and 111.111.)»: wm' cured " Mr. Clark was induced
:to try IIUNT'S RELIED" by his sort, a druggtst
' in Luuirron. Value.
I1 .l U 5lil‘loll'fl .‘l‘. (30.. Drugqisté. ltlnchamplon
N T. "“2 always tit-op Ill 81" a Ill-2.
11.111“ «113,111.11: and fut safe to recommending it to
at 1' one in reed ul’ mitlltlli't for Ktrlnuy Dl'fl‘hfl‘fl'
limddrr and Ll‘v’tl troubles or ii arcs of llll Lrin-
arytlrg'iu- ‘ All rclrahJc dill" are say ”it came
1 111121: of
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'1 1', ‘1 lltllil‘iTtIS, 5112-1 Intuit New York.
1
viys
, ‘u'rrh a tor-11km .‘l
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Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc. '
bar-loiwanua, Locust
.llouutaiir- wranlilin, and
Wilkesuarre Cools.
liloll
For llllllllllll Fllll'l‘
i ncd (1 Mar
shall streets. ' 'l‘: 1 1.1 1 ,1 1.
Drill .‘ltorr ”14 ‘1111
Horse Buyers
We are constantly ro-
ceivlng Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTBRS, the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
l‘lo [lo I’Al‘S‘lNS.
BEEEKSIEE Sl‘lllll Flllll.
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FINE
N111 Butler
2011 a lb.
EFF FEFE SEFEE BEEF
WHY '2
If you don’t know, we may be
able to tell you the
reason why.
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He Stole from the Duchess of
Edinburgh.
l'Ol’lZ‘S I‘A lLlNli
Although “’cnk In Body Illa Holman?
Illntl II Still Strong Ind (flour—luau]
lymnd, the Pork Slrnuxlor, Conic-u!
That Ila» Murdered Notary (loufl'e.
Tllll ll EAlfl'll.
Loanox, July 3.4111111. the Duchess of
Edinburgh's jevmls were stolen last May.
when that daughter of the czar was in the
Scotch capital with her husband opening
the exhibition, it was confidently predicted
that the thief would prove to be an Ameri-
can. The theft was peculiarly daring and
entirely successful, qualities supposed eo-
peeially to mark the American crook.
The prophecy has been proved to be justi-
fied. Stephen Smith baa been arrested on
the strongest suspicion of being the stealer
of the royal jeivels. lie is an American
citizen, hailing from Maryland. He is of
slim build and small stature, and has the
manners, dress and appearance of a gen‘
tleman.
A Jllll Illnl Once.
When Scrgt. White, of Scotland Yard,
that heard of the robbery be suspected
Smith, whose methods he knew: well, and
had him sharlott'ed; but Smith went abroad
and returned here only the other day. He
protested his innocence when arrested, but
when his lodgings were searched a superb
folding jimmy and now used by expert
thieves for opening wardrobes and the like
were formd in his trunk. lie was wearing
a quantity of costly jewelry when arrested,
auch as pearl studs and diamond and ruby
solitaires. llis clothes were liberally sup-
plied with secret pockets. He served I
term of imprisonment in Germany for
fraud a year or two ago.
A Glmlatonlun Triumph.
LOSDoN, July 3.——'l‘he parliamentary
election at llarrotv-infurrress resulted in
a victory for the Gladstoniau candidate.
The vacancy was caused by the resignation
of \11- W \‘. Chine, n Liberal-Unionist,
Wliottisliultolest the feeling of his con-
stituency regarding the licensing clausesot
the local taxation bill relating to the com-
pC‘llrlftlluu of priblit'nns, and who resigned
just before the clmiws referred to were
dropped by the government. The role was
as folk11v~z .\lr. flour-nu,liludstoninu. LEN;
Mr. Wainwright. Conservative, lflifl; Mr.
Chine, Liberal-Unionist, 1,310. In 1556 Mr.
Cains was elected for Barrow-in-h‘urness
hv 11 Mile of 31 :12,agn1nst 15112 for Mr.
Ainsw ~rrl1 tlic Home llnle 131111111111 111
The l'upo' a Ill Health.
11111111, July :l. , 'l‘ho physral condition of
the pope is declining. His eyes have taken
on a fixed look. Notwithstanding his ad-
vanced age the venerable pontitl's intel-
lect remains surprisingly uotire.
There is 1111 foundation for the report
that we pope is to arbitrate in the Anglo-
American question about the seal fishing
in Behring sea. The pope‘s examination
into the 11113111111“ pronounced on the ap-
peal of )r. llurtscll against Archbishop
Corrigan, of New York, continues. The
whole matter will remain secret for eigh-
teen days.
“room for tho Queen.
[mm-v. July ll.- ~Thc maul slaw Quinta-l
telegraph other of London, numbering 4W
persons, refused to cheer for the noon on
theiuvitntlun of rho unit-lain 1n onor of
the postal jubilee. Instead of cheering
they groanerl fur the queen. They also
groancd for Postmaster General Rallies M
a protest against his treatment of their de-
mands for the anwliuratiuu 11f tln-lr condi-
tion.
Strangler Eyrnud Conn-sacs.
[31115, July 3.A.\lichel Eyrnud, who is
charged wirh having murdered Notary
Gunilc 111 Paris on July 211, 11159, and who
was urn-stud in Havana and brought ll)
this city in change 11f detectives has con-
fcsscd that he committed the crime.
, .-..~_
.\ Mob with Revolvers.
Lune, J uly :f.—r.-\ inob Inst night broke
nllthe um Work» windows and tired re~
voli'crs nt (in police. Soldiers suppressed
the thumb r
MAINE DEMOCRATS
'I‘lu-y Nominated “llllunl I’.
for (.oternor.
At'1.t~»l.\. M12. July 3.—Thrce hundred
and eighty-the delegates were present at
the Democratic state convention. Mr. 1’.
Frank, of Portland, presided. The con-
vention apr'trf the cirru- till 2 p. 111. in dis—
cussing the insertion into the platform of
a resolution submitting to the people again
the question of license or prohibition.
The resolution was adopted after a
Itormy debate by a vote of 115 to W. Fol-
lowing this Vote William 1’. Thompson, of
Belfast, was nominated for governor by
acclanmtiorr
Tbmupaon
To Smother tho )llno I'lro
Dirxmrr, I‘a., July :l.»» The work of
Imotherlnu or extinguishing the fire in tho
liill Farm mim- has commenced. ’I‘ho
mine cannot be flooded. and smothering
the flame» is all that can be done. It is
thought there is only one way in which the
property will be 11f any use again, and that
in to shut hp the burning portion In walla
of brick. lly confining it in this manner
part of the win which has never been not
at will be v1 lthin reach. The coroner’ll
quest will begin Monday. The coroner It I
try and test the entire work from the first.
What is most needed here now in relic! (of
the twenty- one widows and aeunty seven
orphans of the victims of the explosion.
Ilrlw'n Away WI“! I “Illa.
Wtzs'r Sr'r-tnuon, ““111, July :l.-'l‘l1cro
areubont l‘.'-‘1.-11rcct laborers on strike ln
this city. They demand an advance of
from It tr1rut'1n1111y.'ihny are parading
the streets drawing of! all men who are
working for less than so. When they ap-
peared at Alexander W. Stow‘a new build-
lnn on Sixteenth street he drove them
away with 11 Winchester rillo. l'h'erythln.
1! now quit-It.
Comblnmt Analmt Ponlxn Competition.
111111111311; “11119., July 3.~Tho card
clotbluu manufacturers, representing
North Amlorer. lmrreuce and other points
in New England and Philadelphia. ha"
formed a business combination for tho
purpose of protecting themselves against
foreign competition. Most of the ahopa
are shut down thla week taking stock.
I-m-gocntary Whitney Home Agata.
Nsw Yor1a,.luly 11 «Ex Secretary Whlto
my and Mn. Whitney returned from their
gmn trip yum” splat {51:1 to that:
cottage y. 1- tn “3'
the rumor that 1111 in to human the under
“Tamra-syllable“
11' 151111 11111.- criuerr'r "'
LAW OF 'l'llll SABBA'l'll.
LESSON I, THIRD QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERlES, JULY 6.
Ton of the usual. uh. all]. 10-17—43-
lrll Yer-ea lbl'lw—(loldon Tut, mu. xll,
lHunmnt-ry by flow. I). al. ltd-ran.
[Our-piled from 1‘.-an Helper Quarterly by per»
mm of ll. 3. llollinan. publhher. l'hdadol.’
Al
Alter encouraging thorn with the fact that
It was their Father‘s good pleasure toxin
than the Kingdom, and that therefore Ha
wouldmelymto turns-entrust! intho
Inall matters of food and raiinout. Ho oom-
rounded them to bowatchful and dillauit,
updating pm utlon while they improved
thoprasent time of grace. He then turned
totho people with an admonition to repent,
and by the parable of the {mills-fig“
bright them that they manual as nation
only because of lumen-Ion, and through the
la] suffering of God.
10. “And He was teaching in one of the
aynagogueaon the Sabbath." in His early
ministry we readol Him that “A! Ellen'-
turn was, lle went lute the synagogue on the
Sabbath day ;" and although He knew so
well the hypocrisy of those who taught In the
aynsgoguu, yet He does not depart from Eta
usual custom. Because there are false teach-
m, and many calling themselves Christiana
who are onlyh 1111111111 lsnorenaonwhy
others should forsake the house of God; but
almply a strong reason why the.» who know
Ind love the Truth should be always in tholr
plamand stand boldly for the Truth, both in
public and in private.
11. “And, behold, there was a woman
which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen
years." Not sohadas themsnat the pool
of Bethesda wbohad an infirmity thirty-eight
ears (John v, 5), but bad enough surely. ln
v, 1!); vii, 2t; win, 2, we read of many
who had been healed by Him of their ludnni~
ties, and it may be that this woman had
heard through some of them of His wonderful
power and love, or she may have been, not-
withstanding her infirmity, a regular arterial-
nnt at the synagogue and a true worshlpor
of the One God. The word translated “infirm-
ity" aignlfiesalso "without strength" or weak-
neq sickness, disease—45nd it is the word used
in reference to our Saviour in Matt. viii. 17,
where it is written: "Himself took our in-
flnn'tieo and bare our aicknwaea." In Him is
health of body and soul for all the world.
15'. “And when Jesus saw her, He called
her to Him, and said onto her, Woman, thou
art loosed from thine infirmity." When He
callad, she evidently crirrrc; He is still calling
"Crrtne unto Me all ye that 111111 1r and are
heavy laden and I will gin-yon rest '," bill how
few seem to come, This would" was torn
sci-ins of her helplessness and earnestly den
airel release, therefore she more readily.
Sinners, though bowed down and unable to
lift themselves up. are too often unconscious
of 1:. do not think they are sick, and there-
loreheed not the physician. Oh foradeep
conviction of sin and a reulimtir ~11 of our utter
helplessness. Lemma sin 111 at. the state‘s
(no 1111 alive and woll,but he was 1111111111 hand
and (not With gram 1 I .1 that Jesus
said unto them, "111-152 '11'. 111 and let him {1.1"
(John xi, H). Many Chrntrans are bound
hand and foot by some besetting 5111. some
’:hwnrd tendencies, in 1m which in vain
they seek to free themselves, but Jesus is
able, and if they only knew the meaning of
“Thine is the power" they would look to film
nr. 1 be set free for serrice.
l'l. "Arid lie laid His hands on her: and
immediately she waa made straight, and
glorified God." Ills word was sufllcicut, for
"liar ‘ out the spirit with His word '," and
"lay the word of tho Lora] were the Heavens
made" (Mutt. viii, 16; Pt. mil, 8). His
word, without 1113 actual presence, waa suf-
ficient, as in the case of thocenturion‘s servant
and the noblemau's son (Matt. vdi; John iv).
Yet He often anal His hands in giving forth
Ills power, as in Luke lr, 40:13 1:1.- rill, bl
etc. After His resurrection and as'ension we
flnl Him to Putnam laying her right hand
11pm John and saying, "Fem not." To every
true believer lle ls saying, "I the Lord thy
God will hold thy right. hand, saying unto
the, Fear not, I will help thee." Concornlng
the ungodly He says, "All day long I have
attached forth my hands unto a disobcdlmt
uni gniusnyiiip: people" (Rev. 1', 1?; Isa. xii,
155 llom. I. ‘Jll.
“And immediately she was made straight."
ll. w quickly the eighteen years' infirmity
nt‘f‘S. and just as quickly was the man healed
who was thirty-eight years sick. Neither 1’11-
firnit y, nor disease, nor death itself can air
in ills presence, for He is The Life. '1'.
witch neither skill, nor money, nor llllllm
effort can BCCOnlpllsh, llo instantly does 111 1111
a Word or a tout-11. Ila is the same Jesus still
all there is no infirmity for any of His re—
deemed to be under the power of the devil
tl. die I, lit.
“And glorifiul tin-l " She either believed
that Jt'alls was God 111' that God had given
ll 111 this power, and she glorified God in
H.111. Paul 11 rue: to tho Galatians: “it
p' med lirnl to reveal Ilia Son in me; and
ti: 1y glorified (led in me" did. l. 15,161, ‘34).
If we glorified God beam of all He has done
for us, our liven would be a continued thanks
giving.
It. "And the ruler of the synagogue an
rnored with indignation," Hero is a man
m we sick spiritually than this woman was
pl ysically. He is truly bowed down, and
cannot llft imulf up, but he does not know
it, He is lie the tree in the parable, a fruit’
11111 cumberer of the groom spared by the
mercy of God. Satan in him grown Indig-
muit because more of his good! have been
smiled. A piece of work that Satan baa had
lo hand eighteen years ha been suddenly
scattered to tho wlnds, and this child of the
devil [rows angry.
"Because that Jesus had healed on the
Sabbath day." This holy man (,lnhla own on
tlmatlon) was no Jealous for thoranctlty of
the Sabbath day that he would noton my
account have a ' Meter ullovod, but it was
all right for him togetaogry. lanes-w
n11 olllcer on a ferryboatnbuko am for
whistling on the lord’- day, while he himself
was running his boat for ordinary trafllo and
collecting fare- " on any otherday. The"
is much straining out gnata and swallowing
camels in religious matters.
15. "The Lord then mend him, and
laid, 'l‘bou l1ypocrlte.rloth not. each one of
youou the Sabbath loose his oxot' hla II
from the stall. and lead him away to water-
lngl"; A hypocritela onewho conceal: his
real motives and profs-sea m be what hell
not. This man professed to have a great
reverence for the Sabbath, while his fill [no
tire was his hatred of Christ. ll. little
thought that Christ road bl: inmost thought:
and lmew wall his real motive.
to. “And on ht not this woman. being!
1
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daughter of A am, when Baku bath
bound. lo, these llllfll can, be loosed
from this bond on 8a th da 7’ Tbs
first Vermin the New Tatum-at in Jon
the Born of Abraham-3m andh Gal. lll,( 332.0,.
that “To Abraham-lid
mfimln” udltynoonn of Abraham
11 “ll,
Hero also from
:fllotad venom?” minute
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FIN 1'} ST
SFllllEll EESEEF
l-—-—: ( 0N ‘,';v-—~
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
NEW
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First-Class Restaurant.
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PROPBII'I'ORS. Inyz‘ll t!
11011011301111!
1111 311111111 “ MEDEA,"
CAI'I‘. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Daily tri from South Norwalk to lloton Point
and Bell 1: nit—tom; 111., 12 51.1 p. in , 2111p. 111.,
1121111. 111., 5,10 9. in
"11111 xerox mm.
0 m a. in to South Sorwnlk.
ll 25 a. in.
l flep. m. “ “
2 l5 [1. m. “ "
1 LI) p. in. to W1 non Point and South Norwalk.
6 it p. In. .. .. .. ..
no: Btu. 111.1311.
S on in. to Wilson Point.
9 05 a in. to South Norwalk.
1: ‘il 11 111.111 Wilson Pornr 11rd Scui'h Kuwait,
135 [1 111.10 South Nona 'n'
251111.111. “ '-
l 1'1 11. m. to Wilson Point urn! 511 'h N-rrV-‘olk.
r. 4'1 p 111. " " ' '
11111: W 1:115 11.1w.
atria. 111.311 ltul t.- 111111211111 h111~nl‘orr.t.
l '3“ p n , " ‘ " "
1:141 p in :.1l‘».. [11:11 1'. and Serve 31111311.,
1.111 p.111, .. .. .. ..
SL'NDAY 'f'lfll’s.
leave llcll island 9 ‘lll a. m for South Norwalk.
Leave $111111, Newark for [lawn Point and lit-ll
bland Nil” 11. 111.12.3011 in. '3 111 p. in, :1le p. m.,
51“ p. in.
Leave Enron Point for South Norwaik ll 31) a 1111..
”5 .m .245 p. 111.. HS 11. 111,, 16.20 to llezl island.
and Venus Point). 6 :l) p. in , lut mp.
l‘aro one way. t5c: Excursion ‘l‘iekolt‘. 25¢
The laden will stop at Dcrlon‘ 1 Point on any of
1111e12n11r trips when there are passengers Log»:
on or oil.
Th1 laden may be encased for looninzht Excur-
sions at reasonable rates Terms upon appl: cation
to the Optain myz'l if
1101 1.1111111 16111711111111.
OANBI'RY & NOBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June tlth. 1890.
Pnaoeugu- hunt.
l-KDUTI I.
by Nowell. Lv. 30. Nun-all. Ar. Wilson Pout
73.111 7.913.“; atrium.
5 li' .. . :- .. 5 (‘5 ..
1003 ‘ l"l‘l ‘ lrl'Jl “
ltlpn lllphtn llTpJn.
M.) -I‘ 11 “ t :7 “
1} H “ lined 6 ” “ Inn-d 630 “I'x'd
6111 .. .. ~1le .. “5 .. .-
9 l7 “ it! ill " “ it) it) " “
anon.
8 59 11. m.
6.01 p.111.
N()llTl l.
Ly. W‘. 1- .. i'olut Lv so V- omaik \r Nor-walk
6 2‘5 ‘ ' “ll "
S ‘5 "J ‘1, 11. m.
X: ill ‘ ii 13 1. u;
150 ‘ Mixed :16 incl
0 3'1 p in. 5 22 p.11:
601
la lo ‘llxed teatime
9 .10 11 in.
6 51 p 1.1-1 5 57 p, in.
Main Line.
Leave Bridgeport for Pllllflr'n‘.
7.(.'1 a 1?. necornmo'n
11-11.“ '
. a. in. Mixed
w.- rn lined swmr In".
4. '.0p in. express " m.
’1 IO " Through pies.
l" ‘5 A-
160“ only as far as (Great llarrlnztor.
Monty an far as New Milford
“'1. ll. Brlralrol, Vlcc l‘nl ta 0an Ibu'g‘r
W. K. Lrol Sn 1t
W. “A l’anniw 1 Pas/sour" Art.
“1111 ll Hoyt
Removed
18111111 1111 811111
SOUTII NORWALK.
WAGONS
Hmaflamd—hnd
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
l’ricen to suit All.
Brldrrnmn
Call and See Them.
11101 i'l'llllll'l
L. H. DECKER
Bahia
Wall Papers. Potato, 01h. (“an
Brushes, Couch Col on
and Vol-nutter.
ARTISTS’ GOODS.
1111 1111 Wall 1.1 m” woody-1 31111731335?"
I'do mmmom clown 11111111
Monsoon 00M!!! 111111111111.
”butternut: tame-hide dongle
apotcrtnrawhtta.
Palntlng, Paper 11111111111;
Idol Ala-aha
nonvlethallu by cannot «1113:1111
waaatl malt-n
and Decorating.
Beeknanat mason 111.;
fit’e‘iai'mboat to New York.
COMMENCIXG HONDAY, IAI' 10.:
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”
Will make daily trfpa to New York, leaving South Norwnfk at 1" is a m. Returning. leave New York;
but 3111 arrest, :50 p. m. July ad and Saturdays half hour earlier. Preluht
received from 7 a. II. to' .1 p. at. Pare. Single, 41) cents; Excursion, to (cum.
1‘11 to
will astonish you.
1111 [.111 P1111.
BllllTS AANB SllllES
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES :
Our Sarah Kid Ladies’ $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever ofl’ered in South Norwalk.
Ladies’ French Kid Hand Sewed, Ladies' French turned and wells at pricea that
A full line of Ladiee', Children’s and Men's Shoes that will pay all to examine.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
liltllllllllllil
lllll MEATS
AT 'l‘lIl-l 0L0 STAND OF
T. Burr Guyer 8: Son,
Springwood.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE U3 A. TRIAL.
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Wmc. B. DIKLYN.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
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And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
C. DIKLYN. no W. 7. DIKLYN.
Buy of the Manufacturer.
AT FIVE} MILE RI‘BB-
The olden mannfrrrum of Baby (‘arviagca now
often tlniahrd work for sale in the different styles
of running gear and all variation of trimmings. 111
price: which will he blah enough and low mu. 11
to suit the moat futidiou
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Frank Boylston
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BBBBBBS!
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices!
The Best bloods lor
the beast lloney
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Spinach, Radishes, Asparagus
tram Green' 9 Farms every morning.
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Sardines.
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more particularly our new
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us any Wall Papers of your
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