, san- somu. near-am.
m
19-9-4” 5; s assu- an: twil-
,tfrtmmtbflmtslasbmtesau.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
low Iarl WW Weather remasts.
The lake depression, now near Moa-
trssl, will probably moveesst, followed
mantel! “cool wave,”oversrreading
”Home to—day and rush ng itself
inthlsssction and in New
I 'ImI'I' h fti“. ‘ii'NiIm
con to ar, e g
yarttby" will’prohably prevai,
“with fresh variable winds, becomigz
My westerly and northerly preced
by cloudiness and rain In the early morn-
ing near the coast line and on Long ls-
land. In the Middle States Ezrtly cloudy
to fair, slightly cooler weal will proby
ably prevail, preceded by rain near the
coasts, with fresh variable windmbe
oomingmostly northerly and westerly,
and In New England cloudy to partly
cloudy weather, with slight thermal
changes and fresh southerly to south-
westerly winds. preceded by rain and
followed bv clearing, slightly cooler
weather. 0n Finlay III this section and
in New England, slightly cooler, fair,
less humid weather will probably pro-
Vitil, with fresh to light variable winds,
mostly westerly. preceded by cloudiness
onthe upper New England coasts, and
followed by a rise of temperature in this
moo-mm on Saturday warmer, foir
weal llrer in both sections.
a."
Itatatase Almanac!!! Tomorrow. .
Bun 4rises Sunsets High tide Low tide
7.29 12. 09 5. 56
A our lead of horses will arrive at
Brookside Stock Farm this afternoon.
Amos Gates has broken ground for the
cellar of a new house on Taylor avenue.
A number of Norwalk people will at-
tend the Monmouth Park races to-Inor-
row.
The state convention of the Sons of St.
George will be held in Meriden next
Tuesday at 9 o’clock.
Thé’boat' ‘Mary O Brien,” with a load
of “El Mora” bituminous coal, is at Ray-
mond Brothers’ dock.
A son was born to George Wendling
yesterday morning. George says “that
pay no von leetle dandy.”
The population of the state, thus far
reported, is 255,436, as against 109,050 in
1880, an increase of 55,003.
Mrs. Hence Fitch diet] at her home in
New Haven on Tuesday. Deceased was
an aunt of Josiah Kellogg, of Norwalk.
~100 new lewd-“mowers, good ma-
chines,only83¢acb. W. Podmore.
Tn: Sen-Int. force, from editor-in-
chief down to “imp,” will be patriotic
tomorrow: consequently no paper will
be tuned.
G. W. Merritt and Ed Scofield start
tonight for Millard. They will spend
the Fourth fishing for weahtish ell
Charles’lsland.
The superintendent of census has ape
poinwd Charles Olmstead aspecial agent
to collect statistics of manufactures for
Norwalk and South Norwallr.
Eli Pahrlski has returned iluttl W. 3:-
portaud lips taken a position with his
lather in the barber shop under the
Wooster House. ”Daubury News.
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
Assault. [1. church held their weekly
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Charles
Seymour on Henry street last evening.
The steamer Medea will leave the
steamboat dock at 7:45 tomorrow even-
ing toaccommodme those who desire to
attend the moonlight dance at Ilotou
Point.
On Tuesday et’cnmg a roll (J! 13') feet
wire netting was stolen from the grounds
of the Norwalk Lawn Tennis I: tub. The
police have mom: in I h': r ,4» and are on
track of the It... . .
Architect W. B. Knapp Is gtlllflg not
,flans for a large and handsome house
which W. B. Smith proposes to (It ct on
his Weat street property. The collar for
the house is now under way.
Mr. and Mrs. ti. l-'. Waters entertainer]
aaumberofthe Y. W. C. T. L. at Wil-
sons "Knob," Tuesday evening. A
Chukka wasserved and the evening
VIIIpant in a very pleasant manner
*Ffllli milk by the quart eve Iy Il: Iy
at Theo. Knapp's old stand.
Janulmiih was arrested by Older-r
(iomley for intoxication lat-t eve-mug.
new brought before Justice Austin
i“...fl“‘...tf&"‘:‘..“ "‘“ m
wh he paid and
new
”Wheels: Nbvwalk lives in
«Wmmtmm
V. Dana’s plumbesnu Wm avenue.
Heb thsfoetosltother ofa brood of
m pbaamats, which are quite rare
in this part of the country.
“Militarwslk postolllcs will be
Mallow o'clock tomorrow mottl-
iagandwlllrsmatn closed the balance
otthaday. Therewillbea delivery in
tbabaslumportlouofthe city at 0:110
sadapasratdsliveryui’mam.
“It time in eating the refreshments
fnsnlsltsd by the ladies in the Riverside
pavllm
Jacob Bcheeln the New tlausan mur-
deter. get excited in the jail a few days
ago Schools. the attendants say, is a
hard man result. and the more that III
«has for turn the tensile appreciate-It.
its most. better raft thatginn the
“are. The other day when he was not
aim pie for his than” he acted like a
madman sad Manned everything and
about the jail; but after a
wrath lauded.
LLM EVENING SENTINEL.
- the Winnipauk branch the horse care
The Norwalk Yacht club host will race
on Baton Point III-marrow afternoon.
Butchers and others desiring a second»
hand canvas-top wagon should consult
the "for sale" ads. in today‘s issue.
Miss Ida May Thompson, daughter of
E. D. 0. Thompson, formerly of South
Nomalk, was married in Ridgeiield last
week to W. A. Gilbert, of this city.
—-New baby carriages, 85 and upwards,
at Podmore’s.
George Lowe raised a fifty foot flag
pole in front of his Main street residence
yesterday afternoon. About seventy-
flve people were present. Refreshments
were aorved, and the visitors were given
a general good time. ( leorgo has put-
riotic blood In his veins.
Beginning with the 0:00 II. III., trip on
the main line and the 6:10 a. on, trip on
will run tomorrow at intervals of twen-
ty minutes. The last car will leave
South Norwalit at 10:00 p. nI., and the
10le willho the last cor down from
Winnipnulr.
—lt' s econIIIIIical— ilrussels soap,
PERSON t I. DA llMlllAl’lls.
The Goings Ind ('oinlugs of People we
Like to Itoasl About.
John McEwcn is in town calling on
his many friends. ,
Miss Cora Stevens, of this city, is visit.
ing friends in Springfield. Mass.
John A. Slater and family have gone
to Georgetown for the summer.
Miss Mamie Riley, of New York, will
spend the Fourth of July in town.
Miss Clara Street, of New York city,
is visittug relatlves in the borough.
George Schellinger, of this city, has
gone to Philadelphia to visit relatives.
Miss Nettie Williams, of 27 Urchatd
street, is visiting friends in Danbury.
Miss Aunts Chase, of Hartford, will
spend the Fourth with borough frtonds.
Miss Emily Nicoll, of I’eekskill, N. Y.,
is the guest of Miss Mabel Miller on West .
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas W,ood of I let) 'orwalli,
has returned from a wrck' .I Visit in Sun-
kers, N. Y.
Miss Edna Davis, of Newton, will he
the guest of friends. In the borough over
the Fourth.
Miss Mary lilioatlea, of tiny Ridge,
Mich" is the guest of Mass Clara Hill, of
Wrst avenue.
Mrs. C. it. lleKlyn and family will
spend the Fourth at the old homestead
on West avenue.
Miss May Ross, of New York city, is
visiting at the residence of ii. Kneger
on Marshall street.
Water Commissioner William ll. itmd. ‘
of this city, is going to take a trip to
Europe this month.
Mrs. Clarissa Brown, of llnnbury ie 2
visiting Mrs. Henry Seymour on Maple}
avenue East Norwallr. I
Mrs. Lharles Street, and daughter of
New Yorkers the guests of Mrs. l', 1'.
Leonard, of the borough.
A. S. liuetace, of Mount Vernon, is
spending a few days with it tv. and Mrs.
iiebbard on Maple Illnml.
)lra, Van Huron, win. h.. - iv.» ll \‘lv l’ mg
her son. Robert You “turn. «2.7" I .l..y I
lean Insurance company, of New York.
is home to spend the Fourth.
J. H. Hart, of New York, who has
been visiting James Brown, on the. Fort
i’oiut road, that Norwallt. re-turtmi to
New York yesterday.
Miss Nelliet loddlng, of llatlletlsnnvtllr.
is spending a few days with Miss Mnttu
l'rossman on South Main street.
Buckingham iloyt and fsuIIly.IIf New
York, wtll spend the Fourth Willi Mrs.
James H. Hoyt, of Host avenue.
James E. Henry, of Bryant, H.539 dc
C0,, mll leave town Sunday to spend ht»
two weekn' vacation at his home in
Waterbury, Vermont.
MIss (Brace Carter, of No. .37 West aw
nue, returned from the Berkshire llIlls
Wednesday, leaving her sister to be
Joined by Mrs. (fatter next Saturday.
W. 1'. Whitney and wae returned last
cvemng from a trip through the Cat-
skills. They spent a week wIllI fIicIIds
in Delhi, N. Y., and report the scenery
grand and trout fishing good.
ton, lll., Press has the followingw
“llev. U. A. Delano, of the First llaptist
church, will not have much of a July
rest. lie is to deliver the matter: at lro-
quote, tll., July 4. lie matches for Ur.
lmimer’s people at the Immanuel flap-
tlst church, Chicago, July 0, is booked
for thetihlo Valley Temperance camp,
at Moundville, West \'a., July H, speak-
ing with llev. 8am Small on that date,
and loan the Good Templar) program
at Crystal Springs later on. He says he
does not care for himself but is ml sorry
for the people who have got to listen.”
Mr. Delano adds. by private note. that
"it is the reading of the daily Sentient.
which goes far to keep him up to this
line of hard work. "
~l.adics, a cake of Brussels soap costs
about the same sum that your husbands
pay for a debihtatctl cigar. Remind
them of this hald~headed fact and howl-
Ing injustice.
The Wiulun's liacursleu to Niagara.
H. D. King's latest effort in promul-
pttagan excursion to the National 1..
A. W. meetst Niagara on August 2.?
and so has resulted in secarlng an ereur.
stun rate to the Falls and return of it:
The excursion train will leave llridge-
port on the Housemate Railroad at 4: 50
o ’cloob on the afternoon of August 24th
New "even at 4 2:40 Birmingham at 4: ”I6
connecting at New Milford with the
limited express for New York which
leaves South News": at 5:12 and Dan-
bury at 5.30 o’clock. It will be a great
excursion and wheelmen who intend to
go should not fall to notify ll. ll. King,
9.0.110le. Drldpportias soon as
possible
v
Jam: 3 \I more,
Under the head of personals the lvlvans. W
outt'llzt NURWALIL fiVl‘lt’ltl‘lu .\an t‘ll'lll'b. THURSDAY. JULY 3. [890.
QUBIIJ‘AOTU ABOUT ION“.
The Largest Greenback, and a Good Ita-
eusa for Not Having One.
How many people know how much
there Is in this country of what people
call “money, " how much in gold and
silver coin,and how much in greenbeclrs
and other paper currency bearing the
stamp of the United States Government:
Very few. Inquiry at the Treasury De-L
partment discovers the fact that there is
all told. just a little over two billions or
between $30 and no apiece for every
man, woman and child in the United
States. Of thisa little over one-half is
in gold and silver coin, and a little it"ltl - m - 1 ,
than one-half in paper of vanous kinds.
0! the. metal money about two thirds are
in gold, and one-third in silver. (if the
paper about one-third is in United States
notes or greenbacks, one- fourth in silver
certificates, ouo- sixth in gold 0 rtilitates,
(me fifth in National bank notes and tin
rcmaindt r in various livilOlllillBllOlln
But the $1,000 000 of I uitetl States
currency nro not all In ciII ulnlion nmong
the people . More tlIIItI unc- third I.~t lnt‘lt
£11 Up III the l‘reaeury building, (Ind that
In the normal ethtu.~ of things. ()tIIs hull
of it” the gold and three fourth-I of all
the other is too lt-Il up in the TI: usury.
The cm ulating medium in "'40 naming
the people is three fourtlm porn r, the
largest volume being In gree tIhaI lie, with
sitter certificates next, then national
bank notes, their gold (55‘ Itilicotes. llut.
we would not he doing gold justice If we
dId not say that there was more gold in
circulation titan any one kind of paper.
What a disproportion between the
amount of wealth and the amount of
mom-y in the United States. All the
money in the country, including what is
locked up in the TretI-sury, Would not be
sullictent to buy the rent estate and the
personal property in the city of Wash-
Ington.
Americans or.) tilt! in the lmlnt of car-
rying all llI"lr wealth In their pockets,
and that lit why Auwrican money I:
“‘0th Ccfi‘ par cent. all the world over,
The largest greenback extant is worth
$10,001), and thorI- In only one such note
In existence. Hf $5,000 notes there or.
seven; and win-II you come Iluwf! tn 1h,
ordinary :HJKJU not», “ah. I. 'I tnIltInn-I In
It."-—Wnshtngttm t‘nIII
—-.\ ran-less and I xtrttvngutit mm a t‘.|
wade in Inul until It l.‘ up in tint ht! Ip~
of his hunts, IInd rum.- I: «Ling II!» III
ruining them, but he will growl llht
thunder if his tsife doti'tet‘utu-ru /- I.)
using Brussels soap.
All Hands In.
Lawyer W'I'ltcn is no I tnd m .2 ml: to In!-
A! the hand that bears the h sum! (cu.
“dillet—«Tlmfihlid I list- the met to m) _
I! the hand that holds a handmmv tip,
3 l.0vv‘t’~TIIIv hand l tote :s soft .Iml whzlr.
With one small goal. II III: lmi:,"r.'.
Jackpot—Inn: murmur: “1"“, and a.» ( { ‘.- I. '
My hold at an are high rnyni :1 “ll.
it‘s. 1.:
WANTED.
Advrrttsements under llll! head. not Ira-M. rig:
lime. 1mm 25c .‘l t men 50" lwmk .100.
"ti. T0 Di) Li 1111‘ NHL SEWI villi
A":
itqnlrr
ll Main :57. .l. .' 5:
FOR. SALE
Ar: Jen: wrmtn’ .
'lnu llllllcl L'x‘ .
.\ll HANDWIHTKl .\N‘
. . , '. , . ht 'I) IH'
(”I “‘0 “bill“ a" “ “'1‘! "Hi" 5 0.. ,m [00d nrdtf h: min I in It ' I. > f
Walter “'ilf‘ox, adpmter for the .\lllt'f- dialer. PM ('Ilfnt't‘ filmp, .\ -w I .II.. II. 1.... >
Norwatk.
'l‘ill ('WAR AND t‘llx'r'El'I‘lthKiti' lll'sl
m"! llh Woodward tr me, mm my: ."I d in,
Appl y mi ' l rum-H ltI
altCthli llANl) l law [it mum I ‘thill
I ’.Iou l‘Iz-w it! it Imn: t..\‘.>r':1.\t.tz
rttrrt. Sou'lt Bun-milk. .sz.’
DMI'SISTRATUK ti .5.“ i. \ llWl l. I lMI
ll .udv rind about ll Mr M of I It It III Kr ‘.'r~ It
rImIl tnhuuth Nnrwmk in agtll I :m s' n.- . v
Iirrup all I; lletljam. n i. ltud. dr-Irumd. 1:. ;.z ;.
n! wIlIIatnD. iln-d Adnnm ".Utltll' rs. t.‘
"ut' 5E5 lll ll 0th; “Yrs AMI FAKMN A'l‘
ltllasuNatllt-z l'lut'tN AND 0:; lzvi
Tiltlfe “~01.“ KHTMENTHH {U3 M”. .5
NEliii’l‘ A'l'w TAYLOR .t huh-ill. .V‘ 1
auto Annie do w
'l‘ththolcnhtL ding IILs so utnlf'a fmtfroct, .x
Weston-ale. Apt-yin W, L‘. 3'.“ch I:
l. at [low nttr
TO LET.
Adv: rtlacmrntr under thls head lli lifted. f
lines, lume Ltfx‘ ll times 54k, two it It on.
('IYI'TAIIBUF BEVBN mums. AM) AH
modrrn Itntvtov-~ nlttl‘ ltznnt't ; v.2rrnm
h. (IIIIlIIlatrnrmr of Harbor nod thaw Pll’lllr.
Apply to" i" ll llxnyrfi :- ‘Wail nt \urvu II t.‘ :w
'litY DlrillthllLlAi' Ait'fllkfl’l‘tl AT 1"“ l'
I hum: N- Ann strut, fullllt mm- rm r-nv
Isl-run attic, cellar and him yard. Imam- n' I“ It
s‘. ”i ll.
STORE] Al"! lllill’l‘ ltmihtll AT NO 9 full
toad tit-arc. lnanIe on their-tame. :I:: III
ll
A and barn ha:- Inom for Ill:a or m'lIm-«I and tar
nag". Apply"; Th Imus V. 1 "W alrI-l
2*»th times: In :t It
til llIAND HAHN” iltll fllllfiil' . "HUN“.
lll')! ill l3 EAST \tlilWAIhK ht! “MIMI,
Aw wmdmr outer. IIIIt flit. Alan no harm a.
Wmdw liq-rm of It. A. Word
'hfIl M. t
‘lll err on" rtmn or ”mum at it n
1 lug, broom.- lnqnltr st Library Irma- 1.31 If
avenue, til.
I. Knapp. u
ntll‘l
lltlt ill: 01 litlll’l‘ norms t)! TULLKH 31’.
“IN NIonal Wain and Ira Inwmcnum
house. Kent '1! Apply to John
West. street. llouth Koreans.
3pm)!" M'ltll. let. m4 nltltnl it I'LM It
floor Ive roomasnd twnromne in mm
lLMIaoav. _ fee if
I Ollllls. sTtlltl ARI) llltltl! on I'm-Its
rattled Wilton "momma Inquire
ofllgrr 3:32 N Am”- "-.U.-. list!
A Possess? Bull l! A (ltlfWINlm
lorallty tendered mprrsnaewbowmldllire to
visit Washington—Ives time during the winter or
tog. llmnaasdboard madsy. IlIle.
Ni’a'rhuur, I” let. I. W. allusion. D. 0 WIN]
POUID.
Advertisements under this head sot exceeding 5
lines, I titaeflcJtlIaasMI-vaeh arm
llXTllll 700T hall. lllldlll'll 0??
meat Marsh liar gran-order. rm inf!!!
nation inquires”) l’ ”mall. Bo Durant. iyl
HORSES! HflBSES'
arrived toting” scar load of Horse- suitable for
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
liourn Mommas limiter Butt,
801 TI! Mounts. Cont . June so tam
.A’l‘ a meeting of the lament of this their held
this date a dividend
at the rate of 4 cent
months ending lll y 1, l8
aftchulr in interest not drawn will he crvdltul
to accounts and draw lowest from Jul
”'1 3w JOHN li. KNAPI',
poshms was declared
I' annum for the six
and payahlv on sad
lTreasurer.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANE
bl Washington Street
”(glen Dallyfromli tolls. In ,andfrorn I tolp In
nflaturday evenings from it to it
W interest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN liflldeNii l’roe
JOHN It. i'rttuiis Vlt‘i Pres.
JOHN ll. KNAH' lieu. anu'l‘rcar
J It} I; l [“1” It},
UNDERTAKER.
3': North Main Sllf‘t", South .\'orwall.
634-".
(ri- IC ( ).
Open at ml hours. 'l‘iu- run.
and Flint ml llmvrnr wrumlW
N. li‘lvlilll IS
JEWELER.
lliatnoudn, ‘vhdchcs, Jewelry.
Pine eri. itl’trulrlfit' a .‘lpt‘rtally
39 Bluuflr Main Flt" loath lborwail.
Merrill Business College.
An Entrrprlmng, i'fMllf‘Isl
Training flchool.
f’npares howl-one fra‘ iiil‘ilifm I l. in tho 'll! It. ‘-I
timc consistent with thorough tin-It fill‘liul'l Tn- r- .-
rcneonah'e. location antral and healthful FI r
catalognr and desired tn'ormslion, address
PRESIDENT. MERRILL lthlNEa'S (UH POE
jltf Stamford. t gum
we of at. Euthnlm. l
rnyl ly
SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE
H A T S !
Hill 'l'llE l-‘Ol'll'l'll lll' Jill.
Thu "‘t ', .rr " tl~ li'lirt.1ttl.l'i'r1m'
Hat . rimTed Frect4th °" JUIY
MRS w ttwutts? s
3 WATER STREET.
NORWALII', l'llNN.
WASHINGTON MARKET.’
"no Qrmllty, TIII- tic-t.
L'n .' V-II, lAmh. Mutton, Pork M: I. n ;. Inn,
worn-d [inf qukfil Ton; ... l.-. :.-I.
ha mdrrv. Bonn thing: A. l-.-.:..
51'
.LL.
Home Ores .ed Potitrv ?'-‘,ll‘i':.l’!y.
Orders lleliw‘twl l’t 'lutupl )-
CHARLES SMITH
‘ ‘: \Vnstltmrtvm Street.
H. 'l.. at .
{.49 II— 1‘.» '. I 31“»
iJl-iI" l,f...‘.' lt Ine‘l‘nifc':
i‘:.*.v."-I.'I‘. .l -r.-Ir...;.
I... -l'_ ~:. .
4 tell IIIIII Futrnirw atm- it.
Free Instructiors ‘0 [A1 Customers.
Hill; l....u.. --.
Jackson Bros.,
5‘ it Ill Street, .\oruallI, ('- lll'
’ 'HII~;I » 4.
ti}
hICYCLfiI-s.
ll. ‘.
llrathnarnn t... In.
“'Allll'llflt A)“ \ lli'l'llll
Mutation, puny I‘M "elm Wt. ,gwwr tat...
Mac a fim no” mm , at I,“ Marin;- '
Flt-wip- mum'hanvl heels for sale. rayon 1
la all Its huntin-
Iseroy an. Whoolor.
till Water arrest. Math lm'nlk awn W
TOM Till lillfli‘flll‘llltfi 0" rhlill ill ll
mm
Ttlfl:lmmvl Why appllra for a rum a
filllflritmlafld letnairm're how, was”.
lathe low- at this Flatt mar in fora W’Iflfig In the
talent latmlcatlnallnnorn at It» building u... n
Forth Mala mm In the lowest Hawaii. l' I, ..I
[loath lek. in said county
Tfltlla’h mutter lift 3
littlest at Hows! the *2). do} of Jaw. Wt
suitor-rd ivy the 0th on winter! and for
pum ol vaul Iowa none of Ivar-III ."lvmd
dealers In low: hating l mrwarn. and are not vertigo-m
on any MM“ apples:
wlitt'ilelsllnllhra.u Itch»! Mrlulhn, Jr who Talley.
In
(m m or Mlltrl tin 1mm or rum
WM this “Stills”!!! l9l'.l
sllparpooes lion lseaeeeatatabls lamest new
..U" it it mm ”we. I, M l Tm t‘lrvltnf asid’fmm “routinyo
. mm masttothe waists iamhw prov M. that rim
misuse-every rablsoasa Mallsadsesthrm 39,9le WM mat M.
A 801mg anus he More I tutu-I Imitymr my. ..I
D and mu rm W" m or
. l I Q .
Mthmdaasnlfll )afi lw mm‘;mxg” m , has
item was
.... not time m .......
QII 0‘“: mm we are
l
l
STEVE
GRAND
4111 of Jultlittutswn
Sill BEAGH, CUNEY ISLAND
By the rtcarnboat
CITY or ALBANY
Friday, July 41h.
“fart" turtin- cntlrr round trip railr: aIl included.
I ll?!
Luv. f. South Norwalk at 9 a m.
mooring, ht.
' B it, :ltll
..Ii lw
N o '1- ICE“
Fourth of July
BXlllllSllNl
To NEW YORK
AND UP THE
HUDSON RIVER
’l l on lkntIithnmtr
returning by
have 4' out-y inland at. I. ‘It p. m., PM
101). III., Bust :tlls strutmtfi‘fllnm.
CAPE CHARLES.
llphec, moisten, pill make anevxcunion to
New York and up0 the Hudson River,
JULY 4th,1890 m“
opp. It'll! 'ytr) if I, a p2v I”. :;t
.5‘.).-' Amman ltYItIL Isl l tom [Lo
l .lil FAMED I'ALI Ulla.‘ 3
It 3Y§rg§l137htll50i“Krill:in”'li. LI-nt'v-
not. nramln- llr I. ll :1 47* -
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i ,l'lntw a: r-un l: li rw
' ' .Arfldv. w'i-
p the lit f-.-::
Sll)\l.\' ST.\RBI'(IIC,
.lrull ’ d(; I .
l. m. .ir'mifu. Jvmrs Mann-gr .\‘ng or on
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t'omlort, Nafety smlfipved.
rut-I Lari mucus south finmtk In x...
York, I r. ' r :ritr, in (only; I gun-mu )I) l‘t'nll, Iii
and all"!
IONDAY. JUNE 16th,
The I - «tmrr wdl leave Wet-«In l'-Itr' on arrival of
llrnmlunu' tram leaving Moth Norwa‘lt at ti 1: a.
m Momma leave N. w les. l‘wt l‘i, [all lttrvr
tune”! l. If two Inn at .m p m not fun' at
Th It? tint-«rut has III Ill It. I In mmII-t
w at; l. train at Wits-rm l‘u nt Always latt-
tr :.- ll comm. r [in 1) VIII truth” informal .m
up y in the New lapsed ’l‘a Immalt‘: U
FillftIY it'l'hlilli f I.
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street flew? p931"
LAWN MUWERS
THOMAS, DA Y'l'llN,
PHILADELPHIA.
'rae Tito-Ian. the neat In the
it «rid, [Much tint, all...
“to narrow. Molnels finned.“
“W. C. QUINTABD,
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IS
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UUULREFBESHINGDRINK
PLAISTEB’S
Imus s'I'orrI-z.
OLD STAND
36 Mam Street Norwalk.
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Willow, Cine and Splint Chairs at Cost
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A. A. McLEAN'S
carriage Repository
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
litll‘TII St)ll\\'.\ L“, 1'0“.
lining til: “top a
Carriage Repository
Al F. l N07”) Main ‘ll‘ltl, Wrath waslk. l [lo-lo to
"all th- at sfllrlll of It" pt. lmr tn th. ”or m..- I
lm. lrIaIIrft from Tits In Wannm are of In. I'm-t
main. wsrrsntrrl Iml intimlr Ih.- hauling-Imp ..I
Surveys. Buggies, Phaetons.
l'ourorIlII. Spindles, lloaIl
l‘arta, llusinins \l'acons,
Grocery and Mills
li'atzonn.
CARRMGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
V)!”
Bennett & Husled,
28 lain ilt., Ho. Norwallt.
hats, Fish, oysters,
Fruits, ltuelallet, Poultry, he
or All [lads Is Their tinsel.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELM. ” Itm
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BOSTON S
Washington Washingttn
Street Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
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«p
E shall during this Week
make a special sale upgli
KITCHEN WARE OROCKERY
and GLASS WARE of all dee-
criptions. We don’t claim to
make it a. special sale and then
only mark one 01/“ two articles
down, for we are true believers
in the fact that honest adver'
tising pays; therefore, we shall,
commencing with Saturday, .
m., at 8 o’clock, mark every ar-
ticle in this department down,
some more and some less, de-
pending altogether upon the
cost of the article. This we
think will prove to be the
grandest opportunity to fit out
your kitchens, dining r00ms,etc.,
for less money than the same
goods have ever been offered
a...“ w..-“
TORE,
for before, at any rate, just
give us a. call, look us over
well, get our prices. no matter
Whether you Wish to buy or
not, we are alWays pleased to
show our goods.
M
1.,
Boston Store,
83 Washington St.
Sou-r11 NORWALK, Om.
Norwalk Chronicler