l",
I; ,3,
’s
“I
SEE
momenta-transits.
. Tm
’ Em
nonsense-mam
”aw-amines.
“has advancing eastward. tie
My” ch-mslnfly ielt in this sec-
iiovtiliflatnrdey. this district to-
:warmsrm partiycloudy, hazy and
wmtllsr and trash southwesterly
westerly windswill probzgiy pre-
ve r
the‘Wdlefitntesand ow
warmer, lair weather and trash
southerly winds will prevail,
inereeuoi vapor iorce. 0n
inthls section and in New
islr weather and
'southerly winds will prov
,thehee more
orFridaystill warmer and
fair weathersnd southerly
ed by rains and local
the western parts oi this sec-
8 31?;
i
s.
23%;
ill
I
'3‘
r5;
Substitute lettercerrisr, George Nick-
.csoo, otthe borough postoiiice, has re-
E
Painters are at work decanting the
James W. Hyatt residence on West
E
~8Inoke Lender’s Straight Tips.
James Stone, oi Danbury, wheeled
through town yesterday afternoon on
route to Bye, N. Y.
Ire. Ides. Keepwillreed at the con-
cert and entertainment at the Darien
lethodiet church to-morrow evening.
. The dwelling—m house at Winnipeuk,
tenacity occupied by Maurice Powers as
a alone, has been purchased lira. 11. II.
Bunfworth.
The members oi Pioneer Hook and
company will visit Seamstress
company, Bridgeport, on Satur-
h’r Am”-
The Connecticut division, L. A. W.,
niemdmvorlogtohavethelawenioreed
rounding the erection and maintenance
I! glide posts on public highways.
Themliavina Cbasmer end Elle
m chapsroned their respective
today school classes to Boron Point
My ior a picnic and general good
AlhertJehneonweearrestedendtaken
hdorelnstice Austin this morning ior
nae-nit on Jacob Dinning. As the
ianitwnsontheotherside, Jobnsonwss
Ts. lethodists oi Georgetown are
picnicing at Rotou Point today. On
Murdey theemployees oi the American
Piacompsny, oi Waterbury, will make
an caption to the point.
Tharewllihsmneicon the moonlight
mansion to Shippan Point, given by
”MAO. K. oili. C.,this
evening. Dancing will he had at the
invitinnwitbontentraeest.
Minimum went to
Bedhead aiternoonandat»
tacheitheentboatbeiongiugtoDr.
Miomtflynclaimoi $150dne
MW“ Bowaytoo.
-'I'aletheeteamer“ledee" iorShip-
pnPebgWednesdeyevening. Julyao,
ntfldeloek,endenjoythemoonlight
madcagivenbyl'lonser Csstle,iio.
1, L0.K.oil.C. Pereoulywcente.
”Conductor“ Comstoek’s express
tsnhflrived in this city last evening
Munhothoxon the locomotive.
Itwasalsoneee-erytoehengo engines
atlethelowingtoebotbox.
Ian-wartoPatrieklartin’snmcrtlou
httewnatetogivel’rsd'l‘obey a tub
raairwflil,wewouldstate that e de-
poflolfitoblnd the bargain can be
ionodathtkine & Tobey’e Riverside
W
~lewbabyenrriages, “lend upwards,
d We
MWWme
ntth’cnppwseesrvolr yesterday, withe
“I‘m
mWASIF
:0... MW end Don Norwalk
“wisest-stirs deselect
”Musme‘axs, when
Mwili be perfected ior at—
“g the harms at Denhury,
Mia. mmmmm
«Anya-sim- loathiiorwetk wishing
b mthY.I.C.A.Inonnlighteeil
dghteea psornnticheteolw.
3.7“, atihelovwslk lied corn-
m’ulsnsndthes asveths usable
dwnplowuiorwthem
Aprtyire-thleeityetertrdtogolo
Omisseiflrtfimeiter reach-
thcyolsolthemsvyeiihroke
gum obligate raters home.
ymtywsn- flattened Infill
fl. “'IJII‘MMM
“’5“ W
“flwmqm every day
“Th-Wadi“.
“thew-old oiIl.
Em ”-
the two
{‘me
liheheabetOovaelt'edoek
m mar-gating
hiswatweiew-iastesheesawied
“,“m bras-amine
”whacking.
‘ inflorwalk. He is reported to have
i’etwiistrsslsvghissniosviylll and
inasmdoobtsestchlsrscovrry.
Agosthntted a ilttlsiiridgsport girl
yesterdeyanddlsMatsdherelbox.
' John B. Bodwsil has moved hie iamiiy
irom Bowayton to Van Zandt avenue,
East Norwslk.
James Barnum, oi Rowsyton, end a
party's! borough iriends are over' to
Compo Bach today.
-8moke Lender’s Straight Tips.
A large carryali oi borough people
plonioed at the old camp meeting ground
user-Redding, yesterday.
The itseolntes oi this city end the Y.
ILC. A. nine are playing ball on the
Baxter grounds this eiternoon.
St. Paul’s perish, Bridgeport, has un-
animously voted a cell to the Rev.
Henry M. Sherman oi Torriugton.
' Sergeant James 11. Brown oi Company
D, has been appointed color sergeant by
Colonel Henry Skinner oi the Fourth
regiment.
At the special meeting 61 Hope Hose
company, held last evening, it was voted
toecceptthe invitation to parade with
the Portchester firemen on October 10.
The rsiuae .dirt along the macadamlzed
road on West avenue, is being removed.
A needed improvement can be made by
in
ztlre lily, $138th!” 'lil 1"" I In
-—A- line Lima is assured on 1’10“"
'Castls’e moonlight excursion to Shippan
Point Wednesday evening, July 30th.
Steamer “Medea" will leave the steam-
boat dock at 8 o’clock. Fare only 50
cents.
The Gazette says that Will Braiuard,
who was with a circus when it was
stranded in Kansas recently, has arrived
married a tight rope walker while with
the show. "Billy” says the Gazette Is
mistaken. She' Is an equestrienne and an
artist at that.
Ianual oi Guard Duty.
The ndjutant-general's office has issued
one thousand copies oi an extract irom
the manual oi guard duty, prepared by
Lieutenant L. W. \. Kennou oi the
Sixth luiautry, and they will be sent to
the colonels oi the Connecticut National
Guard to be distributed by them to the
privates and non-commissioned oiliccrs
at the rates oi twenty- -iivo copies to a
company. This extract is supplemental
to the iull manual, which was previously
distributed at the rate of ten copies to a
company. With a pientiiul supply oi
these rules for sentinels, there should be
a marked Improvement' In guard duty at
the Nrantic encampment this year.
An Inciting Runaway.
Lsstevening Ii. Richardson‘ s girl was
driving down West avenue when the
horse ran away. The girl displayed
much pluck in holding on the reins
but when the team reached the
thackemo Hotel corner the girl was
thrown irom the wagon and landed on
the sidewalk. The horse kept on down
the street and was stopped by coming in
contact with (lecrge Schaub’s corner.
The carriage and horse escaped without
injury, but the girl received a slight
bruise on the head. She, however, was
enabled to drive home.
-—LaetsTw.ice as long ”chap—soap ior
sundry use-Brussels.
Connecticut’s Population.
'According to the calculation oi the
Bartiord Times, based on the returns
irom live counties already "appeal.
mated” by the census takers, the other
three being simply "estimated, " the
total gain in population ior Connecticut
in the past ten years is 111,000. That is
all that it is thought can be reasonably
claimed, eudcertsinly, under all the cir-
cumstances, it is more than most persons
expected. In 1880 the census had
grown to 022, 700. It is now, apparently,
733,000. Evidently in no event is it
likely to be less than 730, 000.
'roeln Stolen.
Last night two men, who are supposed
to be tramps, broke into the closet where
the tools owned by the workmen em-
ployed on the new East Norwaik church
are kept, and stole quite a large quantity
oi tools. About 9 o'clock they went to
W. Podmors‘s and disposed oi some
them. At the time Ii. D. Randall's lore-
man was at Iir. i’odmore's looking alter
some tools that had been stolen some
time ago. Strange to say the men had
some tools on the outside which belong-
ed to the iorcmen. .
County“ Ware hold-I
“:31“ a session It the Council Chamber to-
day, to hearevidencs against gusting
Thomas Flumeuflcc a license to sell
llquorlnthsvecantstoreln tbsElyhall
block. Rev. C. J. 'North, Charles F.
Balloek, lire. Boovillo and Mrs. White
were put on the stand this morning and
stated that they objected to granting the
license owing to the unsuitable locality.
At 1 o'clock the hearing was adjourned
until 2 o'clock.
“mm... c ..
Inducing the loaded Debt.
Governor and State Treasurer
Henry have decided to cell in “0.0000!
the 81 per cenhboudsiuued by thestete
in 1”? At thsend oi the fiscal year,
June 30,1000, the State had on hand
about “MOW, being about $100,000 in
enceuoi thsbaleuoejustaycnrpreviouv.
Thiesnrpluv permits oi a reduction at
the bonded debt, and as part at thatw
polieyths calling in oi the $200,000 cl
1"? bonds has been decided upon.
W to In?“ census just made
Florida b to be congratulated on horses-e.
wmllhy invalid population. It is a
m m to know that.
heweversmptythetrseairymsrcough-E
ersanlalloigcld.
~Aeisatewoemnkeechsdlnthsbcsd
or I lose barrel because her grocer
m m..n.nm 0' 121'
Tiill MW 0! Gilli”! 110015.
W
A. tloI sections Olen Oiled to! the White-
llionntnin W’s Wt.
iiiIrs is, we believe. a law in theaters
III New Hampshire, which makes it obli-
ptovy upon the various towns to cause
guide posts to heerected at cross-roads
and at every necessary and convenient
point where roads separate. It is, we
regret to say, a much neglected law,
especially in the White mountain region,
as every traveler upon the highway,
who is unscqueintod with its turns,
knows to his coat and ircquent discom-
lltnre.
There is a similar law In Connecticut,
but the wayiaror' In that state finds it as
little heeded as the like statutes in New
Hampshire. It is, however, gratiiylng.
to know that in the Nutmeg state the
those who have neglected to iollow its
decrees. Its supreme court has rendered
a decision, the first oi its kind, which is
giving great setisiaction in the state.
It declares that it is imperative upon the
selectmen oi each town to cause guide-
posts to beerccted at every necessary
point, and that the omission renders
them liable to II line of $5 ior each case
oi iailure to comply wilh the rcquire.
meats oi the statute.
ThoConnecticut case was one in which
a citizen brought suit. against the select-
men oi Washington, Litchileld county,
ior iailure to erect and maintain a guide-I.
11 at a certain necessary and conven.
Thedeiendsats leaded t.
ihst‘h light? M01 qul rcqufigthe Itowlrfi‘c
maintain I‘gui'de posts except at points
which have been designated by II voto oi
the town: second, that the town. could
not be held liable unless it were estab-
lished that it had neglected or refused to
act upon duo request; and third, that the
town could not be punished ior the ne-
glect oi its selectmen. But the court
ruled against each plea, and decided that
selectmen wrro empowered to erect
guide posts without instructions irom
the town, and that the town was the re
pousiblc agent and liable ior neglect.
The decision has met with great satis-
faction in Connecticut, where If the law
is enforced, guide posts will have to be
erected, not by the hundreds, but by
thousands, as Ihus iar {ow towns have
complied With the requirements of the
law in the matter. A similar appeal In
New Hampshire to the arbitrament oi
its courts and II hits decision would be
hailed with Iqual satisfaction in the
Granite state, where the wholesale intro-
duction oi guide posts would add mater-
ially to the pleasure and convenience 0i
travelers. —Whito Mountain Echo.
AN OLD IIIANDIIIARK.
The Old New llaven Lighthouse ~iIIoII to
be Sold at Auction.
Major D. P. Heap, United States engi-
neer for the New Haven lighthouse dis
trict, has given orders that the old New
Haven lighthouse, that has long been a
iamiliar landmark at the entrance of the
New Haven harbor, be sold at auction,
For filteen years it has only been a sig-
nal station, the new lighthouse at the
breakwater taking its place.
The property consists oi one acre oi
1and,atwo-story brick dwelling house
containing nine rooms, a small barn and
the massive stone lighthouse. The light-
house stands on the site oi the old wood-
en structure which had been in lire str-
vice since 180-1. The present lighthouse
and the dwelling house were built in
1845. The tower is sixty ieet high, con-
structed entirely oi stone and with a
spiral stone stairway.
Captain Thomas has made the light-
house his home since 1861, with the ex-
ception oi two years, when he was re-
tired in 1867 during Andrew Johnson‘s
administration. lie was appointed the
first time by President Lincoln and the
second time in 1800, by President 1 iraut.
The old lighthouse has been a isvorito
visiting place ior New Haven people,
and the abandonment oi the place by
the government will be regretted. The
into oi the place will depend upon the
buyers, but the old lighthouse will an
doubtedly stand ior centuries.
A lO‘UlBNT T0 GRANT.
A Connecticut Man's Scheme lur- linin-
ing Over 34.000.000.
(lovernor Ilulksley has received a
communication irom Lucien Briggs oi
Voluntown, a duplicate 01 which has
been mailed to the governors oi every
State that did not secede in 1801 and in
the territories. it proposes that on Wed-
nesday, October 1, 1800, in every school
district in each State, by an organization
oi its own, an oppotunlty shall be given
ior every man, woman and child to con-
tribute hall a dime each tor the urpose
otp‘crpbtnei lag the memory 61 sacral
EM. .
lir. Briggs calculates that by this
means 32,250, 000 can be raised ior grad-
ing and ioundatious and substructure
and $2,000,000 ior the monument proper.
TO LET.
Alluveviisuvutl udertbhmmucsedlngs
llnqlu-sacatimssmlwmnIW
rm Alli lelt 11.0011 of novel 01'
UN endowstreet. Booth Norwelk, from August
In. lisstmrsssoneble luv terms inquire at
Dhllefldlc 0 ill West avenue. Booth horwelk.
Conn. 179:"
00'! ON RAYIOND eraser. INQ‘UIRI
at Volhllat
I)All’l‘ 01' 1100!! AT 110.96 SOUTH IAIN
all.convenlsuces Abe pertoih-Ieee
stile. alien warmimmvamr .10. Apply to
Taylor lava jyl or
BAIT NORWALK, SIX 1100”.
unionism $18. inquire “JuzlAI
[2010]) ”.003 0' LIBRARY BUILD-
”Q's brooms. lair-heat Libraryrnolnc. llfl
CUBE 0' 310" HOOKS 01' TOM"
M'Applyk. to ”lath-Em“ :
mam-I. loath Isis
PM Alum. let. on smorm cosmos.
iswerdenrl scrotum! Iwovosmsle
WAIKIKI 53 IN
wouldn’t whether tor Brussels soap.
arm of the law has been raised to smile ~
will) and 131
1W a mass tile, ”1%“
Ismael. nous’mvonn.
st.,liouthliorwslk. 1.80
«seeding!
AWL Apply at I Blithe
A consumer All 011 HUNGARIAN
girliorasmall amlly. flood wages. Apply
to In. James llallory, No. In Wall street, lorwalh
(loan. has at'
AT Tlillilllifl A'l‘ mini 0. WleOIi &
Co.‘ a, Corner of lain and Cross slmmm
liorwsllr
BY A YOUNG amen Gilli. A SITUATION
todo Isl house work In a small family.
Esme” or 53.1.1 Welthouscn. No 11 unyjtrgrgtt.
AN ACTIVE IAN To 801.1(11'1' 1.11?! 11011011-
sureucs in main and well establishedco
peny. To the ri ht man a liberal coupon-cotton
willbe be.pald AlthcreP. A. Thompson. 1' 0. Box
1000,11srtlorll,Cqu. jyrtlw
Ton sear-r. '
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding a
llncs,ltlmetbc.atlmoewc,lwsekIml
H0118], CARRIAGI AND liAIlNflB. 1N-
ulrs at George Lockwood, at cigar store,
South‘h ”“5
ADNINIISTIIATOR‘B 8111.11. --A DWELLING
llonse and about 11 acres of land, on Neck
road. in “South Norwnlk being the homestead lately
occuisd‘e byilenlemin l'. lined. deceased. Inquire
llllem Ii. lice-d, Administrator. 1‘1in
1. 00838, BUILDING W8 AND FAR!!! AT
films ALSO IONVKlTIfliT 110101310,N LOANS,
OTIATIID.TAY1.011 s ounces, Imuri
sacs mAgcnls 010 ti
.__...._._.._. . ..<_- .‘_. _.
TWO choice building lots, Ibo Iand to feet (rant, on
Weost avenue. Apply to W. C. or
i 13).} ‘1';
SE1 F001] RF ALL KINDS.
FINEST
SUMMER RESRRV‘
———-:{0Nl:———-
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
First-Class Restaurant.
FINKENRVIEN & KNUREL
.PROPW myth It
iiiitwet or sidewall? u- William
gdiileilli {It‘ll MIWIE... .i
said distrlc
The Court oi Probate ior lbI. District oi NrIrtvIIllt.
hath limited and allowed six months from the dalI
hereof ior the creditors oi said eslatc to exhibit
their claims ior settlehcnt. Those who mmlect In
preecn tthelr accounts, properlysttcsted, wilhlu ssld
time. will bedcbnrred a recovery. All persons in-
debud to said estate are requested to male.- immc
Iliale payment to
11.11. ROWAN,
Administrator with the will annexed
District of Norvvnlls, ss: Probate
Lorri-I July? .ld, A. D. 1.890
Estate oi l’bllo Ilroneou,1aic of Norwalk in said
district, deemed.
The Court oi l’robstc lor the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months irom me date
hereof ior the Creditors oi seld estate to crhihlt
their claims ior settlcmcul./1'noec who III-glee: to
present their accounts, properly attested within
said time, will be debemd a recover All persons
ludcbtcd to said Estate arc requestc to make 1m-
Inediale paymcnllo 11.11. 110 10'“ AN.
112:1 do sell Administrator with the will unlit-.1“!
RVVIV'VVV RRSVRRVS GRVVVVER ':
srartrorro (CNN.
BLOI'BNS SEPTBlllBl-llt 3a.
A Business Training School (or both acres Book
keeping Banking, Penmanship, Telegraph) Sharr-
bend ypcwn 111.1,, ('IC ,tlIortughly taught. l'rcsl
dent may be interviewed at the College a! II Aug.
23m Catalogues sent on application.
A. s. l‘luRRlfiI
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
:10 South lain It" loath lorwnlh.
K'ciauw STOCK
_._op._-
PERSIAN
[um innu
lhav- Illflft‘lll‘tnXW1LLl‘l'il'fllI-Iill r at it very
low price, wholesale and retail
FLY PAPER,
Sticky and l’umnn.
hOTON POINTI
MWYY __
THE SITEIIAMER '"MEDEA, "
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Dally tri from 80th Norwelk to listen Point
and Bell hand—1030mm, 11.50p. m, 2.10p. m.
3 fill p. 111,5.10 9.11:.
no! WON POINT.
9 00 a. m. to south Norwelk.
so
as
1'
II II
as
.to Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
.-
”$8
EIEB_E_E
l
tease—y.-
rnmr sari. I-Ir. sill).
In. to Wilson Point
I90!» a. III. to South Norws lk
11 :II a In to Wilson Point and South Norwall:
1 {top In to South Norvullk
.1.'.Il p. m "
6:15 p m to Wilson Point and South Nurwglk.
"I p. In
IIIorI \s IL-ox mm.
:10 II, III. In BI 11 Isl and and Roma Perm.
no p.m
i ii p. m. to lie-Ill Island and South Norwalk
ii. '10 p In
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave lie: I Island 9 10 a m ior South Norwalk.
Leave South Norwalk ior Itoton Point and llell
Island loans or. 1231mm 100;). In, 1.10pm
5pm .m
lcaI-I: Romn Point ior South Norwalk 113:) a III ,
115&m.,,215p.m.115p.m.Ioaomliclll-lsnd
ilson Point) 6.19 p m., last trip
I are one way,15c; Excursion Ticketr. 2.50
The laden will stop at Dcrlon' a Point, on any oi
luregular trips.whcu then are passengers 1.0 .get
on or all.
ThI lodce may be engaged ior Ioomleht Exrnr-
alone at reasonable ratce.'1‘crms upon ap pllcetlou
to the Captain. my.l ii
I.
I"
I’-
P-
P-
a
238
To New York In Less Two lloursind
a Half.
The New and Palatlal Steamer
“c1151: CHARLES, "
CA". FBI-BID L. BYXBBB,
Will commence making Dally Trips to New York.
Comlori. Safety and Speed.
POPl'LAR PRICES—South Norwelk to See
York. single trip, weenie: excursion co cents. 0n
and alter
HONDAY, JUNE 16“),
The steamer will leeve Wilson Point on arrive] 01
Iloumwnlc trelu leaving South Norwalk at 8 ‘5' I.
In. Returning leave New York. Pier to, last River
loot oi Jellersou street. at 1.00 :p. m. ,end loot u
Thirty-brat street. Bast river. at 15 p. m., connect-
ing with train at Wilson l’olntb For tickets and
further information apply to J.D 11 d. .Ageut
Lnlied allies 0mm 0
”m” m’li’li’. m. cs"
\‘irs President and (Evasive! Hunger, 200 Booth
EXTR A CTS
For linking Rout Beer, all trials.
SODA WATE
the quality. its to motion was established one
o. 'wBlrsvrstcll
e crowds at
where the best
brand new Flavors. 11 you haven I [an1 them th,
now is a good time
CONFECTIONEBY
A choice line and reasonable piltl'f.
CIGARS.
imported and Domenic.
tlnc goods In Norwnllr.
HALE,
'I‘IIE I)RIY(§(EIS"1‘.
.Iossrv' ll. Pulsars,
gilhizh
“museum Witt/la Irma!"
My»... WW
VlllV. ERR VVRRR
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Bit: 3 Stone. Etc.
Lolrigh, Lackuwuuna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesuarre Goals.
lien! for RUBBER Plll‘l‘
Yard 1 foot oi Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch cities at Htilson
Drug Store - , .. 541m
WlRRRlRTRR IIRRRT.
One Qualityr-‘l'ho Best.
ich way the wind blows, " and
The largest vaIIuIy oi
MM
eel Lamb, Pork. nausea
”Clue-Inset w lie-s,
shale-v. my
Home Dressed Poultry s M.m
Orders Delivered Prompily.
Then: :1 no need ior mo in say anything ebmr I
fountain prove conclusixe y ,
Bolus to beiouml. A number 01‘
p... m
, " WW“ 9"
. ‘ggsmmw
street, New York. JII2 4 ll
NOUSATONIO RAILROAD.
Dalillill" & NORWAIII DIVISION.
Corrected June llth. 1890.
Pamenger Trains.
80! 'I‘ll.
hv. Nonvelk. Lv. 80. N rwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
ixlan. intern. casein.
017 “ 8 2'1 “ 8 m “
10111 " 1013 “ 10m "
101p.m 110p.n 117phm
t 00 " H 1 2’!
, lili “ mad 6;. ” ‘ “Hired 6:10 “li' I'd
Bu) .. “,5 .. 5,. .. ..
9 n .. .. 10 :10 .. .. 10 40 .. ..
scams
9 59 a. .
6.“ In.
D DHDII'I‘II.
l.v. wuwn Point. I.v.ho. Norwelk. ALNoIvnIk
‘ % as Is 6 35 It as 6 ‘1 as
sIs " sIs " “sun.
12 01 " 12 13 p. m. 1218‘. In.
150 " llrcd 210 “ llxed 216 Lied
e55p.m. b1? " calmer.
a 0" as I“ to o g Ii
10 10 “ lired ll) 25 " llrcd 10 as lired
canvas.
9 20 I, m 0 so a. m
6 as p m 0 51 p. In
“Main Lino.
"Baum ior I'lttedeld.
1mm am In. eecornmo'u
io.loa.m. lead
in m n“, J evenly nu.
Ti’naJn.
“VII
i”: M vi a
Prev‘tl Gen‘l lan'g‘r
.Passmaw outnlrldaeport.
liars; Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the 1‘!!-
EB’I‘ OOACBIRS. the
BEST ROADS'I‘ERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other- the
BEST R'I‘llzl‘l' or
SALE 803.828 in Fair'-
ilold County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be suited
BEBE. All Horse: sold
by this establishment
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Hamburg, trimmed, at
first colors, per yard,
"Honesty Is the best policy.’
what we preach.
NORWALIK.
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another;
50c
Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom
Muslin, profusely trimmed, at
10 yds of our regular l5c Challie for 75¢
1 case 01' Dress Giughams, warranted
62lc
41c
ScOfieIid 8:: H0 371' 3:
Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchon or
10 yds of 1210 Sateen for
We will sell good 10 4 Unbleached5 cI
Sheeting at “' 1 6“: ,
Utica 10 4 Bleached Sheeting, 23k:
Pequot 10- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, ,
IIIIll’ s Bazar Skirt Forms, $2.69
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper, $2.69
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PL‘AISTED
DRUGGIST.
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Do you shave yourscll‘r 11'
so, we have :1 word to say to
you about Razors. You may
buy any mako and not he, suit
ed. as cutlery is never, III all
times, satisfactory. We guns
antes every Razor we sell to
suit you, or the price will be
refunded. We. also have a
complete sleek ()lI Sir'ops,
Brushes and Sharing Soaps.
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PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Mahackemo Block.
Rllllllfl & Bumsmck
Point with pride to their lea
trade. Why? Becauseas the
; years go on we sell more too,
so our too. must be well worth
havirw, asouc lady customs.
said. How Is It that a
co Iesvsewherc come 0 us
for wood tea. I it Is not neces-
sary hthat we should expose the
machinery how we do it We
get there with “sweetness and
strength," that is enough. Not
II few have said : “You have
got good too here; honestly it
it better than I used to pay 70
cents for." We don i want the
earth, nor do we expect to sell
all the too. that 13 used III town,
as“there Is no accounting for
tastes,” but we do think there
are seven chances in ten that
we may suit you better than
you are being suited if you will
try our lea, 50c II pound.
nibble & lumsmck.
JOHN D. DOUGI‘ITY
ARTIST.
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