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9W.“ WK
acrimonious.
.' mun tubule
Edmund...
. u. vastness snow.
I WEB Willa"! (“128.
6 fira'pny avi- or them-chats.
Ln’tcomesfromtheresidentsof;
from time to time at a1
‘ ,‘had onepf their
, "hour-mod about three'o’clock
children, Willie, aged four years,
fie baby. not yet able
, to the shanties owned by James
the deaf and dumb man, and
. i u byamau named Green. Here
announced to abuse the children.
.. Vgthe camusal Mrs. Powers kicked
' . nuderthe chln, making a frightful
from which the blood flowed
i“ Kind neighbors rushed to
litflb ello‘wt’s assistance, and he was
away from his brutal relatives
the would in his threat was proper-
W to. Soon afterward Mrs.
unwed“, carry. her baby out of
one version much under the in-
‘_"- of liquor, however, to keep on
Maud the baby fell to the ground.
l .... hermother on topofit. Whenthe
'6 . I'll. picked up it was thought it
dandybut after a time it showed
Luv: or life and it istllongbt that it
recover.
When the men arrived home from
. :, labors the curonsing commenced
glow and lasted until nearly midnight.
hen afloe-for-all fight took place, dur.
= which Mag Bruphy was arrested,
sentenced as reported in yesterday's
M ‘ _ Whenever Maxis not serv-
me in the Bridgeport jail or so
.. ; at her summer residence at the
. farm,she invariably goes to her
sto haves spree. It was reported
. y that little Willie's threat was
hit mother, but an investigation
_ that this was not the case.
:Mplaiutisnlsomade against the
‘ 2- family. It is said that they form—
‘ lived near the Red Mill in Five Mile
‘ — , but were driven out of that place.
“authorities were not prepared to
this morning whether or not
to fbrthe arrest of those impli-
'in the affair had been issuml.
6 insulin sum DOLLARS.
Congregational udlrs' Strawberry
‘ Mn] a Decided Succm
The shawbarry festival and cake and
cream salegiven by the ladies of the
th Norwalk C(mgregationnl church
list evening, was a decided success, both
mull: and socially. The tables in
dining parlors lmd been handsomely
named with flowers, etc... and in the
Mag, with their'brilliaut illumina-
presented a pretty appearance.
.. , Qul Viva Banjo club.conlplnod of
1* Elizabeth Lockwood, Leon and
Annie Cole, Mayme Osbom, and lion-us.
M E. Lourdes, Reed llavilund. I).
Huntsud If. D. Pardee. rendered four
”bottom in a creditable manner, and
were heartily applauded. Miss May
Panacltsaugs [dessingsoloandd Frank
kiln played a piano solo which delight-
tlle nudism. The festival netted the
India who had it in charge, and who
worked so hard to makeitthesucccni
.was, about“, which will he used in
payin‘theyhurch debt. The presence
tlreininjo club added gmtly to the
W of thorns in attendance.
. WI. Eastwood‘s Capture. ‘
, While at his way to Winnipsuk. yes-
lll
ll.
Items to watch him
a storswss reached, when
,mplsflllin “uncovered
demise-slit enormi-
”but, where be h now Imprison-
oue and very mirage. John
tahanuettbsborseear drivers
' madmanturtle soup neat Sun-
Ollldral's Day.
. 0 B . hit. llam-
ifiiflm gum...
provisions lichedvebss’dlsmhudmnm
BRO NEW” “neural-tn
ymtuiusudnavoiiau'sd. mail».
OIsers stunted Last mun far the In-
salag Year.
The annual meeting of the voters of
the Over River colloid district was held
.in the school building on Academy strait
last evening, with arm raters prmeut.
B'.‘W. Ifaples wss chosen chaimsn
and H. B. Wigh'am secretary of themeot-
mg.
The reports of the committee were
read and accepted.
E. N. Sloan was appointed taller and
the meeting proceeded to the election of
ick Mead, whose term had expired.
Upon the informal ballot )lr. blend. was
reelected. A motion was made tolmalio
the ballot fennel, and it was so voted.
The election of the other member of
the district committee to take the place
of John H. ‘ ., resigned, was then in
order. Tw y ballots were taken with~
out a choice being made. The last ballot
stood-
Jnmcs \V. Storey .............................
David P. Osbwn ...........
Edgar N.Sloan......
The chair cast the
declared Mr. Storey elected.
A. E. Austin was elected clerk. and
Leslie L. Sherwood collector for the en—
suing year. Henry P. Price was unani—
mously reelected treasurer.
7
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MillWAlJi’S FIRE “BIKES.
The Department Inspected by the Bar-
ough Officials Last Night.
The annual inspection of the Norwnlli
Fire Department by the Board of Engi-
neers. Warden Keeler and the Court of
Burgesscs, took place last evening. Hope
limo colnp:nly's house was visitoJ first,
after which that company escorted flu-
visitors to the rooms of the Fin» l’olicc.
who in turn escortul the party to thc
parlors of Pioneer [look ml huldcr com-
pany. after which the :iombly adjourn-
ed to Pbrenix Engine ompnny's house,
where the new supply wagon was aeropl—
ed and turned over in Chief Engineer
meitt. Speeches were made. refresh-
ments served and sociability reigned
supreme for the balance of the evening.
Upon the whole the authorities found
everything in first-class condition and
were well pleased with Norwalk's volun-
Mnrrlerl llnrler a Plural Horseshoe.
The Ausonin Sentinel prints the follow-
ing account of the Smith‘lloughtnling
wedding in Seymour: "Miss Nettle
lloughtuliug. of Seymour. and James A.
Smith, of South Xurlvnlk. were married
at the Congregational church. Tuesday
afternoon. at 4:300'clocli. The ccrenu in y
was performed under a floral immobile
suspended from a handsome floral arch.
At the hour appointed the bridal ample.
entered, pervaded by 'the four ushers,
Charles Davis. ll. 1]. Panama, John
Johns and Mr. Humphrey. and were incl
at the altar by Rev. '1‘. E. Davies of
New Haven. who pcrfonncd the core
mony. Mendelswhn's wedding march
was played by the organist. Mrs. Everett.
who also rendered allotlwr m-lcction after
the ceremony. The bride was prettily
attired in cream colored (‘hina crepe.
trimnred with surahsllk. After a wed-
ding dinner at the residence of John
Schofield, on Broad street. the newly
married couple took the. 0'39 train for
South Norwalk. where they will l‘i'nllll'."
at, l‘ollee hows.
(hear Oblsou, who was arrested on
complaint of Louis Amniundson, charged
with amault. drunkenneai and breach of
the lance, was tried before Jllsticc Towns-
end at l0 o'clock this morning. The
charge of assault was not susminnl. but
he was fined :55 and «will for branch of
the mace and $3 and («sits for drllnlicn~
men, which be paid.
Four vagrants were arrested loot night.
They were brought before Justice Towns-
end this morning. Two were liilurhargcd.
and John Ferguson and John (‘lnrk were
aentomx-d to the Bridgeport jail for ten
days each. . y} , .
. Michele (ll-micro It hunt". .
While Tbcophlle Ellpbrst‘s boom in
Murmur-amusing maid». ulna.
two men attempted to enter the fl'fllllem't'
of Alphonao Dibble, in the village. llr.
Dibble and his two sons had gone to the
fire, leaving no one in the bruise but the
Mics of the family. The intruders did
not accomplish their object. evidently
robbery. and after trying the doors left
the preambles. John Duran, who lives
near by, also claims to have seen two
men late at night about the village.
m
The Winner Shoe mmpuny, of Bridge-
port, in which Fred H. Quintsrd. of this
city. and George humbury, of Ridge-
“ My“; interated. shipped yesterday
0
mammmmmm
maunfscturedflncethsflreintbslrfac
tory. Mpartlllyrssumalmsllim
wheuthelnsuraacelorseswcresdimd
abuuttendsysssomuthsveuowallde-
‘psrtmsutr running with stuff force.
Winner.
in a quiet m. lit the pleasant
lie-reef Indie Llhsrwoodmn issues
more moo afternoon, amen.
Wstkimoftlrsesohumhmarriedm
AM. of Kerldsaflormsrlyofllsru
wdhndflrsAmCJInrrsymfl'few
ovii""".iiii“ souooi.‘ sunrise.
a first committcemsn to succeed Finder .
decisive Vote. and i
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emu unaware...
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«£355.33 of" “uracil... i...
’WIIAT'lli GOING ON ”AIQNG N0!
, WALK’S lilllflllBOllll.
Paragraphs Picked up in Bow-ytul~l)o-
“ruminants, Barton and vol-m-
Weapon and San-stuck. ‘
E. A. Ford spent Sunday with friends
in Brooklyn. 6
Fay White him sold his sailboat to
Fernando Boerum.
1' Isaac Stevens. Jr., has commenced
grading his lot, preparatory to building.
it iiireporlcd that'l'hcophile Eupbrut
will rebuild on the site of the house
which was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning.
.‘6 Darren.
lvanboetkis'tle will initiate a candi-
date next Tuesday. .
0. (1. Boom has finished painting I".
W. Austin's block.
L. H. Decker, of South Norwalk, bus
,repapered Edward )lcClcllnn's house.
Mrs. Frank Woodmenscepf Cincinnati,
hasbecu visiting at the residence of E.
A. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Weed are the
proud pnrents of a baby, which arrived
last week.
The Dorian base hall team will play
the Nomtonr Saturday uftcmmn on tho
Dorian sobml grounds.
“re-case of the State vs. Alexander
Raymun it!” called this morning at to
o'clock fen-Justin» Koch.
The ladies of the Daricn l‘ungrogution-
ill church will hold a strawlmrry festival
and ice cream salv- in tin- tmvu hall this
evening.
('. F. flock, formerly cmphvyed by S.
Hall 6: Son. is now working for Wilbur
Bulls. Jamm l’mley has taken Blr.
('lock‘s place.
The ladies of the Methodist church
beldn strawberry festival in the town
hall Tuesday evening. ' A mistake was
made in the ice crimp, but the ladies
made a neat sum nevertheless.
Westport and Sanpturk.
Several more mticnts have arrived at
the Sanitarium...
Mini Annie Slocum. of Brooklyn. N.
Y., spem yesterday with friends in town.
Work on the new Sanitarium building
will be Crillllllt‘nl'l'tl it! inn-v. Ill'llll'l’ thi-
din'f'liullnf N. 5. Kirk.
William P. Enunnd will», of llllrl plow.
who have been spending the winlrr in
Paris. are cxpvctnl home fir-marrow.
The senior class of the fiuiplcs high
school will hold (llr'll' mmmonwnu-nl
cxcnrisws in Assembly "all next Tuesday
evening at Pl o'clock. r'
Tlu- murriagr- of Dr. William ll. l’oh-y.
a former “’estpmt boy. and Min Alive
lonl'aster, of Ncwtnvi'n. Maris” will talu-
plat‘v this evening. at flu-bride‘s homo.
The strawberry fmlivalgiveu by the
Italics of the Snugulucli Methodist
church. Tuesday and chumlay «vou-
ings. was a ullm’t‘rln netting Illt' church a
good sum.
The committee on mrlrcntials at the
dim-moan convention in Maiden. Morn
day. reported that there- were two sets of
dell-gator from Wraitwrl but it won all»
cidcd tlmt neither siclrmhould he admitted
intake on active part in the. doings»!
the convention, although a resolution
was intrmlucr-d which gave thorn the
privilnqzc of attending the convention.
This is one of the trunks of the fight
with Rector Hyde.
Till: brain moss.
A Larger Attendance and More Sport
Th- .- Tuesday.
There was an increased attendant-.- on
the Derby Driving park yesterday. and
there was nun-h more fun than on Tllf'lt'
day. The uummariul follow:
2:27 Class. l’um'tlm.
J. ll. Fleming's bro. Camilllon of Ken“
'YMI...... ..... m... .‘r. ............... 2331
[7. What's in in. theta Huntington. ll 4 1 l
Allen Ill-nu». llamnof Willlmantic r l 4 .1
(3.18m'shnnmwof'flrrbyllll
rmrmmrz.m.
f‘. ll.ntlllson’rag.Daafl........,.........I l l
n.nonalo‘nlylm.lfluyll.......... ...... are
E. l..lum'»hg.ria.........,. ..laa
M.(lrarly'egg.lady'l‘............. ..... arr
J. firmer-lulu for. Jack Holley ............ ti 5 l
'11:»me
Running half-tulle race. l'lirss m.
I". l’ocber‘sblg. Tomboy ................... I 2 l
(‘. King's Young Advrutam.............2 l 2
J. lfanlry’abg, Buckskin Mrk........ ..33 d
’l’lmedmlm.
hitting It limit-tel.
Thwwlwatternlsd the third annual
springmrhrgofthelm island Live
Buick and Fair tantalum. which more
all at “culture's, L. 1.. ymtsrday, saw
some very racing. The fol.
Mingus-animated the events de-
eldnlyesnrday.
Wmflouulehsatarlmtlnfi.
mmramm...........
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Mmumrmb livers: barrel-t.
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mut'icm Minestrovssuonuulg '
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Till afford NEWS.
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muss. y. \
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a.
mum no ems err-a.
Wihhlans. u. n. u Wall a. x.
nouns syn courtroom.
EAST Film! FHAMAGl'Nanfisndt row.
13an Hannah» l0a.m..4 tubule
‘ nicer ’wru.‘ ” "“uoi'uo ‘
lain. Wlumlulmu
Phlladalpbls's Ann-us.
flaw Your..luas lL—a sped-ll to the
Iranian Post from W says it
album
hashesu decided that theeontrollarof.
the currency shall not leave Washington
in responastoths demand of the Miller
, Lacey will pin a m,
mtut’for‘ wombat. ”Whit“
lathe blitoryoftho failure solar-lit
news to hint. and citing from the orig-
lual documents in his possrmlon to show
the reason for the course he took
Thersssonwhy thlscoursr is taken,as
statsdbyauespokesmsnforths admlub-
trstlos, is that the correspondence and
memorsada concerning the Kcystqs
bank are mixed with correspondent
about other banks in such a maunerthat
if they were spread before the committee
and published in the newspapers there
would be revealed a good many communi-
cations intended to-bc confidential, and
wholly unrelated to the can.
The precedent of throwing open to the
public the miscellaneous hints, saga.-
tione, suspicious and information furnish
ed by is confidential agent to his chief
would. it is argued, he even more danger-
ous than the precedent of permitting a
controller to go hither and thither about
the country in response to summonses
from every local committee who chose to
issue one.
lludslay's Assigns. Ill!-
Pllluushrlns, June ll.-Edwnrd w.
Magi". assignee of John Bardsley, has an-
tered five suits against alleged debtors of
Mr. Bardsley to recover ludcbtsduu of
the defendants to the aulgned estate. The
most important is brought against the
Keystone National bank to recover flit,-
ooo, the total amount of fourteen due bills
held by Mr. llardsley's astute as "ldenoa
of indebtedness against the bank, and
which it is helicvsd'reprpsent state funds
deposited in the bank.
ONE JURY BRIBER CONVlCTED.
leery-cal Is the Vietl-, but Detective
O'Malloy May Ilse-pa.
Nrw Douala-'9. June ll.-—-'l'lw jury ln the
case of Mot'rystal. the jury hriber who was
mixed up in the llcnucrey ease, rompfly
immune-ed McCrystal guilty. Tales Juror
. levelled-stiller! positively that McCrysllll
had added him two if he would work for
a mistrial or aequiltnl if he got on the
lie-unruly jury. McCrystal is being tried
again today upon another charge of bribery
in connection with John Cooney, another
of O'Malley’a men.
Demure O'Malley's case was also called,
but when MeCrystal's confession to the
distriotauorasywss casted-streams” l
the judge promptly ruled against its od-
mirsabilify. The ruling saves U'Mslley.
as this is the only evidence the state has
connecting him directly with the bribery
“WEE
Charlm timugcr, another of the alleged
lleum-~.~y jury bribers, was tric.l for try.
in“ to bribe Alphonse llebulrc. The jury
regal not agree, and a mistrial was an
IE .
11w President's Appolatrnelrn
“'AHIIKGTDK, .lnnc lt.-—'l’hc president
has made the following appointments:
Leonard \\'. Colby, of Nebraska, to be an-
sintsnt attorney pliers! (as provided by
act approved March 8. film; Joseph H.
Need, of Iowa, to be chief Justice of the
court of prtvste land claims; Wilbur 1'.
Stone, of Colorado; Henry C. Slum, of
Kansas; Thoma» C. Fuller. of North Caro
lino. and William W. Murray. of Tennis-
uee. to be M'l‘whu justices of the court of
private land claims; Matthew 6. Roy-
nolds, of Minuml’l.” be attorney of the
United states for the court of private
land claims Fuller and Stone are Demo-
cratri A period for which these appoint-
minis made will rplra in December
in rich Judge «id receive a salarycl
‘JIIlaycar and expenses Mr. lleynalds
will receive new a year and exponent
1h Preside“ Ila, Attend.
\VAsmxoroh', June ll.-—.t lh-lentloa
tollhllttlflfl of seventydlre mull-am gentle-
men, headed by Senator Ransom. waited
upon the president in the morning and in-
vital him loatteud the Southern expul-
tlon at Raleigh in October. The preside“
said be greatly appreciated thee'ldutcw
diality of the invitation and if becotrhl se
arrange public bulbs- at the time of the
orients; of tbs sundries he wouldgladly
lo;
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vam hum
”t.*§°i.'i.".¥.‘.’;.”xo‘.:
W. AV I)...
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tun.
A Man Who 9... His: Two
Weeks Ago.
my transcript. runs swim
M. ”MI-Will hassling later-l
alto—largest 'Ioils a DIM! his.
Saw You, June IL—Whlle ltobert Ray
Hamilton's friends and his late partner
naming about closing up hisaffalrsand
settling his estate, a witness turns up who
is willing to swear positively that Ir.
Hamilton is not dead calm hehas died in
the last two weeks. The witness is Henry
Strong, formerly of Greene, Chensngo
county, N. Y. Hedonism that two weeks
ago he met llobert liar Hamilton fans to
face in the Yellowstone park region. He
is certain it. was Mr. Hamilton. He recur
aired hquat once by his fseeand hiavoiec.
Wis-t lle nigh, no a»...
Mr. Strong came to New lurk two days
ago and said nothing to anybodyabout his
meeting Mr. Hamilton or hlsdauble until
he read in yesterday's pansy)“ the arrival
of Partner Sargent and his slightlyeon-
fused statements. Finding. as he says,
that the death story was being persisted
In and Mr. Sargent was telling about find-
ing the body and burying it, he concluded
to tall what he knew, or thought he knew.
about the matter.
Not Known as ugpiltoq,
"l have been in California for the last
year or two." he said, "and started homo
three weeks ago by way of the Kortbcru
Pacific. At Yankton I stopped of! and
took the stage route into the Yellowstone
park to see what it want like.
“There are no towns in the park, you
know-only scattered hotels for tourists.
At one of these hotels-4 have forgotten
the panic of ltwtwo weeks ago tomorrow
morning I saw Mr. Hamilton. lie was
apparently traveling through theIpark as
l was and had not been long at the hotel.
lie was alone, so far [as I could judge. 1
did not speak to him because l found out
that he was not known there as Robert
Ray Hamilton, and I thought that if he
wanted to remain unknown it was none
of my business. I saw him going about
and heard him talking to other people.
Ila- Ile Knew Ray.
“I could have recognized him by his
vets-if llmdn't seen his face at alLl
knewtbatltwulfr. Hamilton the minute
classed. him. The people around the
hotel did not know where he came from
or when he was going. I stayed there
only a short time, and had no chance to
find out more about his movements. lie
didn't go away in the direction that l
trout. He looked very vvell and was well
dressed. but like a traveler and not like a
mhleut. l never had any manual ar-
qunintnnce with him, but I knew his face
and voice very well. I walla Albany dur-
ing the winter of lie». when Mr. Hamilton
was serving his last term in the lucinbly.
and l went aim to the legislature.
"l was particularly interested in Ir.
Hamilton, because he was the only Repub-
lie-n from New York city. and I am a Re
ublicau myself, and because he was a
ht young man. I saw a great. deal of
him in Albany and frequently heard him
speak.
Willing to Swear to It.
"When l was in California l rend differ.
out stories about ll‘u belng dead and being
allve. l am willing to testify on the wit
seas stand that I saw him alive two weeks
Mr. Stronglwkslika an MW farmer
and talks like a man who knows what he
is about, but he is a little out of range in
his geography. anyway. The Northern
Pacific railroad doesn't run through Yank-
tou. and at man who would set out to
travel by mice from Yankton to Yellow
atone l’ark would have Ihout ‘llll mllel of
remarkably bard wheeling before him,
Ham-I 'l’ells is Dill-rant 'I‘ale.
John S, Sargent, the ranch partner of
unlit-rt Its; llamllton, who has come here
from his ranch at Msrynlrrc. Wyn, to
prove to General Schuyler ilumlltou that
his son is really druid, told lhutory your
day of blr. llnmllron'mleath sad the dad‘
tug of his burly in Books river. The story
hash-mortally» it has been publisher!
wept“. Thad-Willa presented before
thoprcrldsntwttlrahoek-sds of read»
Inscribed the formal Invitation to the west
dent and «Most
feta-tors and sn- Ievld‘a my.
Burns. June ll.» »-At tbstblrrl day'srss-
atou of the International typographical
sales the dunes
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if;
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his f
“ or“
Sargent says: “There is no question“
all that the body found was that of Hamil»
ton. lrvcognlrad it myself. and the nu
that were found on it were pm! cone in:
rive. He had probably born In the WW
a week when found. llls Walsh lull
cropped at can Ws hurled him at sua-
rlseoaflspt.lstrnyraesb. ldlduor
asks the news of hh «hath known until
= “no
admit Ir. lot is. new“ ‘ 2‘
M 5 _ ll‘ihfln'ier-ifiii- rm m, .
urn
"of
_ l’rofcjssor
at our store.
the same.
tested with
chlcmbo
store in Sou
Store
KW.
5 . " autonomy.
0mg“. w. chairman's" block. as.
. in ! '
ls lllllllllllllll lulu
Coffee and Ti
making coffee and tea.
or tea as clear as wine.
customers to see
“'e shall also exhibit o
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shrill. A. yfirmmamntf'superim
Puwinlzis
COFFEE AND in.
Fillers Special Fabrics. l'rns, all kinds.
Grand Exhibition.
William H. Ayres. from Frank Bicker‘s New York
to School will exhibit the above
household blessings
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is the most
Saws one-half ov
tea you get only bitter water.
ll. you can have a delicious d
the exhibition lasts.
the most
r we shall exh
lh Norwalk. 0
wonderful of all inventions ever exhibited before the ublic for
It takes only one minute to 1
with all the rich ingredients contained in
or all others. Ill boiling coffee or
but by the new method of making
rink. The Pots will be on sale while
We havcscen those Coffee and Tea Pots
wonderful results. and want our friends and
them in practical operation.
e coffee
ibit these t‘otfceunll Tea Pots at our
n
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June I I, l2 and I3
llllFFEE FREE TO All.
Grandest Triumph of the Age. Don’t Miss II.
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MRS. VAN DUZEN’S
celebrated like Bakérs,
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and we rmpcl-lfully invite you to call and cxnluiuc tllcul and
Get a Sample of Cake
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RANDALL'S MI EN. lumber limb. ' .‘
rough or worksdl‘tld'order,monldlglflm,atdx '
masons arm BUILDER‘S.
SEYMOUR. HENRY. 125 West ave. B. N. All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken. . ‘
S ”if, WILLIAM ll. KIWest B. . Job-
bing promptly attended to. 5‘“ N ‘ ~
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BATFJ}. P. W. Water at. N. manufacturer of
flue nits sud ma‘rb w (leak:
ironwork of all non: 0'“ m h,
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COMSTOCK BROS. Manual hulld'
Main at. 3.2:. Gentlemen: who)? 14 8"
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HOYT. “2 H. & SON. 124 Water 8. N. '
of Raymond.) Planters. expul’tsrsfl'andWag-I
sale dealers in native oysters. , "
REED d: HOUSMAN. 134 Water mall. m»
tern and shippers of Nonnlk oysters. ‘
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PATTERNS AND KOBE-8v . ’
NORWALK FATHER}! WORKS Chant!”
t prop, Riverside av 8.1V: Houseboat-
lng a specialty, by at ‘ t water or hot
air. References I Lock Georgy.
(steam): . Bohemian, (steam): .H. l. n-
neu.h§i claim Try-on, ot air); William
ll.h'rn "mommy, Grace, ‘hurcb. (hot air);
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PAIK‘IKES.
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BENDEEN. F. cor Wall andKnight sts.N.Ala
dealer in pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLAYING-601.1,). SIIJ'ERAND NICKEL.
sol'Til NORWALK PLATING C0. DWater
at. All kindsnf electroplating ,
and refinishing of all kinds of me
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. J ACOB hf. Wash on
5.x. Wratag'fi. “1" . 5&9.
WOODWARD E. A. Em ‘ ‘
rent and building Molar m “
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at all hours. Strictly first (2 8.25 '
sin-t. A few table Momma .'
Liver: DEPOT WAVRAXT,B.N. ’ " '
fly the beetwrlwstbslowsst. Openall .
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL for . ‘ ' .
ladies. Hillside. N. Spring gwm;
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