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. “swarm“ weather,snd fresh to light

«inb‘liddls States and New England
? ulnar
. loathed

E by local rain In tho Ialra region.

3 MEnglan
‘m sultry and warmer weather, with

.‘mlrthc‘lzo‘wand southwestgaly wirads.
“light on were report yesier ay
.3,“ portions of the cotton belt, also in

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i .z: “accumulate-llama.

and” Sunsets I Hightide [row tide
4.41 7.19 2.59 9.10 p
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mmnmwnsm.
I? 313mm evening. The .
I i _ ’u‘h‘Hrr. ‘r;;.. L' .» ; a, .

«Wilton and Cannons Station are picnic-

' feet at Hartford yesterday.

3 Itiarnlnomd that a prominent Nor-

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{In EVENING SENTINEL.

“Doubt-Hams”.

m
. gem LOCAL NEWS.

‘ ”I” lucid Weather l'orecaata.
5th.“ aati~cyclons is posing east:

. .wlilch no; coveradghtli Northwes;
.probobl vanes w y cast on

U may felt in this auction for
m‘ days. In this district to—dsv,

My winds will mbably prevail,
a

with some increase of lute humidity.

tairweathersndli ht to fresh
y winds will revai , with more
conditions in inaction, {olltgv-
n
nrsday in this motion and in New
warmer, more sultry, fair to
cloudy weather and southerly

. will probably prevail, with local
rain from the lakcseastward to the upper
d coast; and on Friday fair,

Central Colorado and Northern Michigan.

 

The Cadets of Temperance from North

lng atltoton Point today.

The South Norwalk German moieties
moor reprwented at the State Szeugeraj

Contractor “Dan” Connolly is grading
Eaatavenue in front of Colonel Roberts’
and T. 8. Vanderhoef’s property.

iGilbsrt, the Norwalk third baseman (at
thoth team, leads the Newarhs in
batting with a percentage oi .305.

-—H.rs E. C. Smith's Hair Dressing Par-
lore will be closed until Monday July, 28.

Contractor Willi am Thompson is lay.
log a curb and gutter in front of Colonel
Roberts’ property on East avenue.

walk military man and his son will soon
m in the grocery business to Bridge-
port. .

Lady bicyclists are becoming numer-
min Norwal‘x. Two Chestnut street
Jung lulled are now lost ning to master
hfflskysteed.

Sullivan, who played short stop for
Norwalks, last season, leads the short
dopaintbeAtlantic association in the
matter of averages.

, —Ncw baby carriages, $5 and upwards.
It 's.

A letter received from Henry Jones
this morning states that his sailing party
bu arrived at Newport and that every-
body on board is well.

Two children of Herman Stevens. of
Bidgefield,ars sick with diphtheria at
the home of their grandfather, William
B. Warren, on Orchard street.

Three thousand members of the .\u~
clout Order of Foresters are expected to
attend the state field day exercises to be
hold at Bavin Rock, probably August 16.

" Judge Selleok now protects his beloved
“Van's" by numerous coils of wire,

 

nhhhasdwoeboto the midnight ms-
nndsrylliodares to approach her ma-
M- 1

The telegraph ofiice at the depot is
mmplctod but owing to the recent lire
Inflow York the wires have not yet
been arranged. It will probably be

several days before business will be

transacted at the new stand.

, he Lauder’sStraightTips. Sold
where.

The gentleman’s committee, who are
arranging for the fair this fall under the
anspha of the East Avenue lit. I).
church. will meet at the residence of I).
5. Carbon this evening and the ladies'
committee will meet at the church.

The moonlight hope at Itoton l'oint
aIdDorlon Point last evening attracted
alarganurnber oi peeple. The steamer
“Roda” stopped at both places. Those
punt occasions will be repeated on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each
weak

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The that of T. B. (layer A: Son has
bun Mud and Thaddeus (layer will
wme bnaluus at the old stand in

, ., ,Ashaa always been the case,
when: at Discard-toes will be court-
aonabvjaaatd‘aatbeieuablui to’ boy
goods at remarkably low prices.

Beanie Lyon, who met with an accl-
dsat In this city yesterday morning, was
to“ mills Bridgeport hospital in the
aim The boy rallied nicely from
the "nation. Dr. Burks received word
thinning that he spent a comforta-
bionigllt and that this morning his tem-
passion was normal.

Till Samara has received a copy of
the Hatter and Farrier Trade Directory,
comprising clulisillleil lists of the hat, cap
and for trades of the United States and

. revbsd and corrected to July 8,
1 It is a handy volume, published
by thaGalllaon «It ilobron (30., of No. 7

WW pie ‘ -. New York city.

“color (I l'. Comstoch of the
Mic'mlmitcd" took anew run
”My night. He now takes orders
immansw train despatcher. in other
words, Charlie has taken unto himself a
wife. Finding the cares and trials of

and missing buttons too
m hairs- departed from the ranks
dill-has and Isnowa full-fledged
Witt. patrons and employee of
Midas ovary races. as do
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George Taft took a party down the

but»! yesterday stratum In in» sail
boat‘Bypsy."

lira. Stephen Hutchinson chapeloncd
a wagonetts load of young ladies to Sea-
slde Park, Bridgeport, yesterday after-
noon. ___~__

~Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.

Harry If. Billings, formerly a pupil at
Dr. Fitch’s school, was a winner in the
tennis tournament at Bayshore, L. 1.,
Monday. - . "My?”

Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. U. 0. F., will
confer the second degree to-nighl.
Wooster Lodge, of New Canaan, will
visit the lodge. _

Members of the Y. 1:0. A. wishing
to go on the row this evening should be

It Rev. L‘. M. Sellcck’s dock by 7:00

o‘clock sharp,

Charles Hadley, of the borough. was
brought before Justice Austin this morn-
ing for assault and hrcacll of the peace.

The case was adjourned until this after-
noon.

 

The J. H. Buckley a so. Elastic Web
Cricket club have leased tbeAmphithc atre

grounds and is now putting them in

first-class condition. On Saturday. J uly
28, the club will play the Bridgeport
club. A lively game is expected.

The thtx Commissioners held a
hearingdth‘rs, morning in the , uptown
tillicc' ‘offtb’e‘SeIet‘tmén bu the applica»
tion of'W. A. Adams to open a saloon on
Wilton Means. The objections were
numerous, and Mr. Adams very sensibly
withdrew his application.

V’Everybody smokes élraigbt Tips be-

cause tbey are the best for the money.

The Y. M. C. A. has just issued its
“Third Annual Report.“ It is an attrac-
tive little book, consisting of thirty six
pages, and containing an account of the
work done by the association during the
past year. The book also contains a full
report of the work done by the Ladies'
Auxiliary. The association is now in a
prosperous condition and is daily grow-
ing more so under the ellicient manage-
ment of General Secretary W. N. Simone.

will» first? nestles.

Exercises in Boston in Which Norwalk
Veterans Will Participate.

The state department ctlicers oi the
Grand Army held a conference at Meri-
den Monday night, and various matters
connected with the coming encampment
at Boston in August were discu~sell.
The number of Grand Army men who
will attend from this state will number
at least 2.000. The headquarters of the
Connecticut department will be all the
Crawford Ilouse, corner of Court and
Bmttle streets, in Scollay equurc. l’osi-
tions in the line will be assigned to son-
iority, Connecticut coming ninth, and
the only large departments preceding
here being those of New York and Penn»
sylvania. The line, which will form on
Commonwealth avenue at nine o‘clock,
will move at halfopast ten o'clock, a
short parade being made. passing the
reviewing stand and counter~marchiug
back to the common. During the stay
of the Grand Army departments a ban-
quet will be given In Music hall, at
which hetWeen 700 and 300 persons will
be present and addresses will bcmatlc
by many of the most prominent men in
the order. An excursion to Minot‘s
ledge and Thatcher's island will also be
one of the interesting features of the
occasion. A magnificent steamer has
been secured for the purpose and a fish
dinner will be served to all on board.

Labor Platform.
The recently appointed committee of
the labor congress in Hartford Monday
afternoon perfected a platforur as the
basis of operation for their party. The
party, said the committee, is not strictly
a political organization, but will work
for the election of such men as are in
sympathy with the general principles of
their platform. A platform was adopt-
ed for submission at the coming meeting
of the labor congress. It demands free
text-books and more and better public
schools, enforcement of laws in the in-
terest of working people and agricultur-
ists, a weekly payment law applicable to
all wage camera in the manufacturing
districts, a law to prevent the coloring
of olcornargarine to imitate butter and
an absolutely secret ballot.

Prisoners Make Charges of lulrmnarr
Treatment.

The Bridgeport Morning News pulp
lishes a communication from the prison-
ers at the county jail in which a num»
her of charges are made concerning the
manner in which they are treated. The
prisoners allege that they are fed on do.
cayed meat, on mush not fit for a dog to
eat and on o ‘ food which rules thorn
physically. ey also allege that the
cells are thick with vermin. On one
occasion It is said that two men were
consigned to the cooler, when: they re-
mained for fifty-two hours on two
ounces of bread and water.

Hold for a Bong.
The Tingue rink, hullt at an expense of
7,000 and variously used, being named
after the famous J. II. Tinguo of Sey-
mour, who fitted it out with blue plush
covered mats, etc” has been sold at pri-
vate sale for $200.

foam.” " ' '

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sameness” " a session
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our noses AND WAGON Cl! “1'. ll' 30”)
u once. inquire of Isaac harm, on wins.
legion attest. Iosth Norwalt. In? in

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mud. largo ”MUM?!” sot-w am,
omf J: ft. Mascara. I'l‘lgl‘l'rlfl
11%“ or. “were:
when mil-"iii.

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OAwm—GOOD ()0va BOARD. “3- 4 I . .
heme someones”! —~~~«~———
m 1‘“ FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 25th.

Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
llnca. I timelnt‘. a “while. 1 weak $1.00.

 

 

curricula ritorr'r noon run one on
iwogcatlcnlrn In lvate family. at No. 21
Washington street,Sooi Norwallr. jy21 in

I over 01’ BIX BOOKS AND GOOD OUT-

bulldlnga. wilhone acre of sand or ten.
House of live rooms and unlhuil logs, with one
acre or four. House In good order and newly
slated, located three minutes‘ walk from FIVL'
ilc River Depot. Address P. 0.1101 2, Rowa ton.
Conn. 1y llw

costs on usrrrosrfiéfiasr. mourns
at Volk flat I'aczory. iylii tf

AVERY PLIASANT l-‘UIlNISIIIlD lino! AT
2: Elizabeth street. Knuth Norws k. ”in at

)AllTili‘ HOME AT trons am Hi MAIN
street; all conveniences. Also part of hours

at No. :3 llssr Blflci,'lloului, “‘III filo. Applylu

Taylor it Ooh en. yy lctf

‘ECOND FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS 0N MAR»
ahallstrect. All modern Im rovemems. Item
Sit. Inqnlrc of C. Becker, lll ’sshingtnn slrect.
South Norwaik. Jyleuw
HOUSE IN ItAh'l‘ NORWALK, SIX 800)".
com ilcre u'der.rcut 313. Also a house on
Woodwan avenue, 5H. inquire of B. A. Word
ward. jail
'l‘lllt SECOND FLOOR OF LIBRARY Bl‘lllll-
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HOUSE 0? EIGHT ROOMS 0N TOMB-S HT .
south Norwalk. Water and im rovemeats in
house. Ilcntfls. Apply to John I. Knupp. t5!
ligament“ .80”. Mirroring. um "9

ICED)! APRIL ist ON BETMQUR PLACE
‘ loweraocrntcrdomr and two rooms in attic'
ll. Seymour. (2: if
1 OUSES, STORE AND BARN ON CROSS

street and Wilton avenue. Nomads Inquire
of Burr Smith. in tf

A PLEASANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
locality ls altered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or

 

 

s ring. Room and board 200 a day. Mrs. J. E.
lrour,20l)8 l st.,bi. W.. 'ashlngton.D.C. nifilf
FOUND.

”Adrerlh-ements under lhla head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 25c, Slimes 50c. 1 week 81.00.

 

senor MONEY. mourns or STEPHEN
5. Batch, at the planing mill on jMarshall
n?! It

Dal-:ssmA'l’t'liici

‘1 L‘s PEARSON ls prepared to do Fashionable
l llrcsrumking at its South Main street, South
Norwallr, o: by me day or Wtfk a! ::rdlr-.~' own
houses. yr: lw

Dissolution of Partnership.

N UTICR I.- hereby given that the i‘opartncrrth
heretofore ermtlnx as T. It Illlyl‘l' .r Son, has
IIl‘t‘I'l «Involved this day. All LiL‘hI! due the llrm
mil he paid to Thaddeustiuyr-r. who will routlnuc
llu- lillrllltre at the old stand.
'1‘, ll HUYER.
’I‘I'IAIIDEI :5 GI YER.
south Noruslk, (form, July it, 1550. H33 ill

District of Sorwnllr. as: l’rolrnlc

Ilolrrt, July 22d, .\. ll. 1890.

limited! l’llllu Broil-on, lth- of Norwuk, In soul
illelru’t. urn-need.

The Court of Probate for Iho‘ Ill-trio! 0f .‘J-‘ruai‘
hath llnllll‘rl and allowed sh months from the date
llul’mii for the ('n-dllonl of soul mint.- tn rxlulwr
their claims for settlement. Tum-r: who lu'yu‘l‘t in
present IIIr‘ll’ accoun' _ pmpvrly allcrlul. wzthln
laid tlme. Will he dob rmi nrccovcr . All pct-suns
lndebted lo sold Estate an- qullv‘stm to malo- :lu»
mediate payment to R. ll. RUWAN.
1y?! '50 and Administrator with the will hfinvll'll.
District or Norwnllr, as. Probzuc

Court July 22d.‘A. it, 1390.

Eltate or Ilamet E. Bronson, late of Nomalk. in
said District, coursed.

Wnsucas, a petition in writing has been brought
to this Court for the appointment of an administra-
tor wl’th the will annexed of said courts, thereforc,

Ortrlrlzrn. That rant a pllcntiou be heard and do.
(claimed at the Probate illcc in Norwalk. on the
.mth day of July. 1.590, at U o'clcck forrnmn;
and that public rmlim- thereof to: given in nil cr-
eons lnterrsml therein by publishing this order m :\
m-wspapcr haunga circulation In r-lllil lll-irlci. ul
leasl'slx day- Ill-tun- raid day of henrmg.

ijSI 1t ASA ll. WI)ODWAKD,.I=1.I;.-
Itil‘lll Blillltii [1011328.

STAMFORD, CONN.

RIZOPBSS SEPTEMBER 34!.

A 3“!”th Training: School for both sexes. think-
lrccplu-v, Banking, Pepmanihlp. ’l‘clecruphy. Show
hand, Typewritlng, etc, thoroughly langhl. Presl-
dcnt may hr lntermwcd at the College aflcr Aug.
:L‘rlh. Catalogues rent on application. )3?
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK

:I Washington Street.

Open Dallyfmmo to [2 an. and from i to 3 pm
and on Salurday evenings from 6 to 5.

”Interest allowed on Deposits.

ALDEN SOIMANB Pres;
JOHN n. trailers, Vlcr‘»l’tce.;
Ml lv. JUIIN ll. KNAI’P sec. and Trees

A. s. “Framers;

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Flue Walsh Ilt'palrlcg a Specialty.
89 South Main 8t" - Knuth Nor-all.

/ T r r. V '
.IIIIIN I). DUIJIIIIIl
A R '1‘ I 8 '1‘ .
Formerly of West Twenty-third elrrcl. New York
city, has oriental a Iludm in the l'ntt tilllr'c Budding.
iloulh Norwalh, whrrr be Is (depend to Instruct
pupils In the lughm art, is (less or in pnvaus.

«trait i'arnllslz. Water t‘mors. l'mr lland Draw .
lug and 'I‘apralry Painting a rpcrlalty.

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lyzu 11m

(tron. .r is: r . r some,

guuoenraxen.

32 north Slain Street. South Norwalk

will

at all hours. The services of an Inhaler"
nsral film-rm muted. mi 1:

Horse Buyers

We are constantly rc-
cetvtng Fine nor-sea,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the rur-
EST OOAOHBRB. the
328T noansrm. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether- the
BEST aascn'rrsnwr or
BALE nouns in Fair--
field County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are wannarrrnn.

M. I]. PARSCNS.

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TH E FISH EIIMAN 0

Present

MR. JOHN

Supported by a carefully selcc

FAMOUS MONTREAL SNUW

"um i .n
I .‘d $1

rm {pain ns‘lloyivs and Gregory’s Brag stores.

mums increase, sis.

ALL ":1 LI. BEA ltlhli.

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l'olumbls Light erllsr. r Sal: Ly ........ ,
IIarlInrtlSafcly .ul
listener!“ . ,,, .... . ..lr:.nr!‘.’ .p!

Call and Examine stock. ‘
Free Instructions is All Customers?

Before you buy a Wired, :ul ulli' rumw Md gun a;

Jackson Bros.,

5“ wall street, Normals, I'onn.

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WARWICK AND I” IC'I'IIII

Purfrctmn. Safety and other 1...;h firmlr' when”
Also a Ilflll—Utll‘fl Safely. all Mi: bounces. 3.“.
I'VII'IILCZMVI second-hand this for sale. Izrptlr‘ll‘t
in all its hunches.

Leroy B. Wheeler.
13:! Water Street. South Nonnlk. «Isl “ha

i. A. IIIcLElllI'S
carnage Houston

65 NORTH MAIN STREET, ‘

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Having iltlsdup a

Carriage Repository

At ii) North Main sir-wt, Smith Somalia Idrmru a.
call the allcclllm of the pulmr in m:- IL": .tllr l

have to M'll’tfi. from. The»: Ingunn are n! m. Ito-r
nmltv. wzlmlumf and include lilo lmrrlzmz swim or

lirlrreyrl. Buggies. Piraetons.
Concorde, Spindles. Road
Carlo. Iilaiacsnzlt'aaoua,r.
Grocery and lillr
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIIIENG PIIOMPILY
I I IENDED TO.

A. A. McLEAH.

Ir! Um

SPECIAL SALE

sruos slid SHADE
H A T S l ‘

I'Oli TIIB l'OI'B'I'II 1W JIFLI’.

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ram prmhseira flat sad Til-muse will a m ‘

Hat Trimmed Free .

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PIERRE CADEAU,

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LONG ISLAND SOUND.

.t 'I'TIlAC'I’ICN S T" I S
SEASON.

5' E II'

SEA F001! OF ALL KINDS.

i‘irsl-I'lass llcsinliraui.

FINIENSTIEN ll KNUBEL

I’ROI'ILIB’HJRS. mym If

301301?” 30mm
IIIE SIEAMER “ MEDEA,”

CAI'I'. ll. ROWLASD.
Tim 6 Tab 1 e

Dally ups {your P'nf't'i'. Scared: to Rotor: Point
and 35-51 lsland~w fine. in, f: f” p. m . a l 1-. r.. .
li‘u ,: m1?! rp in

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l up u
z t'. 9.111 “ "
to» p, m. w W. '(m full-.1 and south from -..k.
I.’ I, p. as .. .. .. ..
Plants rm: l-IJKI'
4 .‘Ii a as. to Warm rule:
'I or. a in. 10303:!) Smock.
It i» a re. m Wllseo Point and Eonzh Somali.
l n p m. to South Horas it,
'1!" p, m. " "
r25 9 m.o1Wl.socl’o;r,:sod small. Xurwa'k.
o 2". p, ., .. . ..
1:41! If: av, l" fi‘r‘l.
. il a m. :n Kw. toned and toms Pmcl.
in p7 m. .. .. .. ..
i Lu 9. in. to lie. I: it ‘ ind snug. Kernels.
a .1, 9’ I, .. .. ..

SI’XDH Titlf's.

have lieu Island '1 .«la in for mm sorwalk,

have Mu'l‘. Xurmaaf...‘ than; Pam: and PH-
lelnadlwllmmJtfilp 2:1, :rrnp £3,211 m,
, on p or

have Boron Point for .mmh Son-ails ll 3) s m .
lL‘ip‘m ,ltis p. in . i l3; l3 .'5.~UYOII¢‘ . Island
uni 'usca Pencil. a .i p :x; , an my.
run one way. line. liscnrafn- ‘I’irhctt. '35:

The flute-t w'.;l 0W at Daron a Post, on any of
(crew. .. .;,.». when. {h we 3:..- paasengers to Kc!
ill 0" (if:

The Infra may be mm“: for Innocent litur-
rlonna: uncouth» rafts Yuma upon a; plzraltoc
n. the Capella. my“ tf

To New York is less Two Ila-rs and
a Half.

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“CAPE CHARLES,”
ITAI'I'. I’ll!!! I. "‘BBIZ,
m.mmmm:ymxm rm;
Comicrt, Safety and Speed.

in ms to New
York. single trip. overall; rumin- so (can. Us
all after

IOIDAY. 1012 16th,

mrmthnm'ilaca Polar on arrival of
Wenonkavingmnxmwam at 927 a
m. Mm III'IM Your. l’kv oi, last ltivrr.
rnnrorrodmuvl street.“ rm .ra..asa fmt of
mlnymwmlaatnwat .15 ”lamb
is: with m at I’ll-la Polar. for tickets and
swim iota-min- not; loin-’31.“, Amt

landm- ”mmmwdqu

amt-a.
V a Panda: and taunt Hang". x" float)
00'th ’vw Yuk. mt if

.rorm ll. I‘l—lltlls,
Mend lust! Duster Is all hiadacf

illil. All] W001]

Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
[milglh barbarians, hornet
lea-lain. Franklin, and
.. Wilkes-larva Cools.

lull III RUBBER Pilll

Yasihfnnt of Wakingtrm and Hal"
“snitch (MW at Httioun

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ALL mom mania. WEDNESDAY. Juror .23. rm.

BARIAINS Milli

Scofield 6: Ho

Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torcllou or

Hamburg, trimmed, at

fast colors, per yard,

ya

“Honesty is the heat policy.
what we preach.

NORWAIoli.

'PLKISTEEé "

DrugStore

We wish in Hill your :zltcu—
lion lo a low soasmmlilc articles
lroxll our very curnplctc stock
of [)rugsuml Family Medicines.
l’luintl-ll’s Iii-vi, [mm and Wine,

:1 line summer Inlllt‘, 750

.Izllnziir-u (linger rl ounce
25c
“ Sol. ('lll'lmlli' ACIII, 250
25c

lli lliICS,

" I'lmlcra Mixture,

I'l’l"'l’:l.~' :tlIII I'lllnrlrll? “I.

I.llllt‘ in any quantity lol' dis;

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l’ul'e Wines, Liquors, Alli-s,

and lie-ms for Medicinal :rml,

l’sllllly use.

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PLAISTED’S
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SOI'TII NORWAIJx'. CONN.

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Home Dressed Poultry r Specially.
orders Delivered Promptly.

 

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50c

Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruitoi the Loom

Muslin, profusely trimmed, at
10 yds of our regular 15!: Challic for 75¢
1 case of Dress Ginghams, warranted

62lc

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37'

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10 yds of lillc Sateen for 65¢

We will sell good III-l Unbleached
Shooting at 1613
Utica 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, 235g
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 2| gc
Hull’s Bazar Skirt Forms, $2.69
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper, 32,69

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during these

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