Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 23, 1891 · page 4

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weather too much for you? ‘

m taunt: or

do you good.

"Plaisted’s

cholera Mixture

Sells for 25 cents and cures
i ‘ 1‘ i every time.

llaisied’

Drug Store,

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43 Washington st. South Nomall
iNbEPENDENT.

BEBRBE ATEBBIS,

”THE “WDE-AWAK Flu-—

Bargaln Grocer.
Special Bargains Every Sunday.
FOR, CASH .

Shtdi’day. June 27.

 

 

Union'- Fruit Jars. quarts. per dozen. .. ..l'lfie
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Illa-Bod. 3::
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com on.... 2
Immanu- 3x
lmm’f‘lp 09w.,.....-. £1

PRIZES ultimo;

All tickets for Prim mllbt be given before
mMomlnanneat hulk out for future

Geo. A. Ferris,
WIDE-0W0“ 0000“.

lip.“ 20 lggnh Main Street.

’ mo on" Mr.
Snvg ..Mopey l
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2 2 ”Alb-9.

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Do you ‘feel tired? _ Is the hot

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f"Very pleasant to take and will

: Africa last week, will deliver a free
- lecture in the Y. M. U. A. lulll next Fri-
: day evening. Mr. Cole in an interesting

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Toll. T EET. SBUTH

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clondlnesson the wast-lull Mb)! by local

weather and southerly winds. followed by

bin-room of the Mahaekemo hotel.

sharpie. They will [and at Betts' Island
and indulge in a clam roast.

Nathan Clark, has been granted an
original pension of $8 per month. Wil~
liam Simmenlon, a cigar maker. has
been granted a pension of $l‘2.

Exprouman Thomas (Javanagh's team
on the steamboat dock this morning.

One of the shafts on the latter wagon
was broken.

 

The last shipment of machinery from
the Bentwood Hat company to Yonkers.
wont yesterday. James 11. Brown. of
this city, will be engaged in the factory
at that place.

A lawn supper will be held at the l‘t'3l‘
dence of F. A. Keyser. “322.! Nurwnlk.
to—morrow evening. to misc money for a
new organ. t'arryulis. will run from
South Norwalk.

One of the Adams prn-ss mlupauy’s
teams became frightened last evening
about ‘2 o'clock. and mu down Railroad
Place. The animal was stopped before
any damage was done.

it is said that a cocking main will take
place twilight. tum: \Vestyurl. bviwwn
binds owned by lln'llgrgmrt and Nuru‘olk
parties. Tiu- light will I») rum ..n on»
main and $25 on each bottle. \
The 9:031 in. train to New York ye»
terdny. simck and killed :I‘ young man
by the name of Wilmot in the tunnel
near Tint street. The body was earried
in the lutggngv ear to the (ll-pot.

Nelson E. Raymond will lend the Ep-
worth League meeting of the First M. [-1.
church. tomorrow evening. It will boa
mnsecntion met-ting and the subject
will be: “laying Aside the Weights."

The mot Phillippo Marianna. who
was arrested last week for the reputa-
tion of selling liquor without a license,
was settled before Justice Mortal! by
Marianna pleading guilty and paying a
line and the enlists of the action.

 

A man giving the name of George
Jones. of Norwalk, was rimmed ycslvr-
day morning in Bridgeport for drunk-
ennelr. He fell on the curb atone at the
corner of Main and (lolden Hill streetz:
and cut an ugly gash in bi.» cheek.

Rev. Henry Cole, who returned from

weaker and has had an experieuue of
ten years all n missicmary to Africa.
There should be a large attendance.

«Daft be afraid, it won't hurt you !
Root Beer made from Knapp’s Root Beer
Extract cheers but not inobriuuu.

. The T.A.B. moieties are making active
preparations for the annual parade of
tho order, to be held in Bridgeport on
Wain-allay. ltki expected that fully
SJJOmcnwlllbplnlinp. Besides-W
rad. them will but thank! ' with 'nthletlc
W.

I Pastor Brothers. owner» of Bell Island,
have the contract for building a 130.000
Meme for the partner of Robert Hoe»,
the celebrated printing [irons manufac-
turer, on West Mountain. Ridgeilald. It
will be one of the handsomeat and umst
nightly boom; in this vicinity.

The ”Yolmg lulled luau ball tum will
play with the Radium. of this city, to-
morrow afternoon on the Baxter 3min.
There will doubtlau be a good attend-
ance. as both claim are well known and
a line game may be expected. va
deillilttI holler, of Boyview Melitta.
willbethebltm for the Maternal
lay Howard and Nollie Williams for the
girls: . . .

The New York Tribune of yesterday

the-tailoring mutants
Walla-thy Wt enrol-u,
which no. Whfldfl and m-
, They make
pmtnttlnl'lmnmrlunlonmday:
"Thunder Wm rho-din
tube thy him atom-rum M. and
nun-yuan.“ ' ‘ .
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months.
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In this diatrict to-dny clear. warmer wrath~
er and light westerly wind: will probably pre-
vail. preceded in the early morning by some
ruin. On Wednesday elm. warmer weather
With light variable winds. mostly wruterly
and ”other”. and on Thunday warmer, l'all'
cloudiness in the region port of ”lib section.

J. O. Jennings has the eontraet for
decorating, painting and papering the

The city otlicihls took a nail down the
harbor this morning in Mayor Reed's

ran into Roth Jr. Goldachmidt's turnout

club, went to midterm Saturn-y 9m"
and embarked on the night'
{‘anlalry.',lh company with several

imfil of fdrhel‘luw

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m tiny, bmtadnlmdhmflioam
Wheuclu twins “”th

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unawiul.

Puller soda fountain into hill boat house.

 

A new switch has arrived for the
middle horse railway turnout.

ll. D..Comell. of the Agricultural lu-
mranoe um: may. hold a small nice
total-dim at l'w still-an: moi, _’

.‘f .2 am. 1 3.x.” 7 Mfr"
-2 Tho (pt Viwdhnjo «Submit-t 'xlnllt
evening at Herbert It. Smith's. West
avenue.

I’iomer Castle, No. l, A. 0. K. of the

M. 0., meet tonight. Work in the
recond degree. '

Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. 0. R, will
rehearse the third degme to-night at 8
o‘clock sharp.

The four-yw-old son of William and
Ellen Nihler. died at the home of his
parents lmt night.

 

 

 

Rev. 0. Lind. of llridgepvrt. will
preach at the Swedish service in the South
Norwalk Baptist church this evening.

Several members of Pilgrim council,
0. U. A. M.. Went to Milford last night,
to institute a council of the order in
that place.

 

S. R. Keith. of the borough. rewivml
otllcial notification this morning that he
sutulssfully [imam the civil service e;-
unlination.

W. H. Smith has received the rou-
train. for brick and nut-son work of the
Norwnlk clubhouse. and s. of wow
the carpenter work.

 

Sherman l'nlnmandery. Sn. 4:0.
United Ooh-rot the (ioldlm (new. will
hold a stmwlnzrry h-stix‘al and open
meeting lh'mcvo-niugiu Y. M. l'. A. ball.
(‘omnlouoingnt 3‘ o'clock. A programmi-
well worth hearing him been prepared
for the (Hilfit‘illlll. 7

George W. Whit-2. aged seventy-hm
years. died in New Britain Sunday. The
funeral will be held lo-lnorrou’ afternoon
at 2:30. from the nfiltlelll't‘ of his sister.
Mn. Enoch Bouton. Elizabeth street.
Rev. C. M. I’egg will ofiiciutc. Interment
will be in Pine Island cemetery.

—.\tllletic cigar. Jim out. Try tin-m.

While walking under the chandelier in
the dining room of his homeon Westport
avenue, Sunday night. if. S Adams was
struck by several Illt't‘t‘ti of broken glows
from the globe, “lili‘ll ltlll‘b‘t just at that
moment. He was quiiv badly out about
the head and a physician was summoned
to dress Ills Wounds. lie in out today.
but wean: a skull cap to eonwul numer-
ous photon on the top of lllrillt'lltl.

—\\'o make our own im-erenlu from
hiricllypun- cream. lh'pul I’l‘btllllhlfll.

The floral mnunittec of the What-m.
ever L‘ireleof King's Daughters. of the
(‘ougn-lnitioual church N‘llt nlarge run-
tribution of flowers. yesterday. to the
King's Daughters. of New York city. to
be distributed among the poor in the
crowded immanent houses. .\ large wil.
low hamper for tll'u-l purpose Wm kindly
dunno-d to the (‘in-le by F. ll. ilnxtor.
The Adams Exprml colnpuoy transport
gratuitously to their Ill‘sulllltitill. all such
volltrlbutious marked 1. H. N.

PEOPLE l’ol’ KNOW.
When our! How They intend ‘I‘hrlr flour-
ol ltwmtl-m.
Milo Addie Phillips. of Unmklyn, in
visiting with Mrs. (icm‘gl' ll. Weed.
Wiulhington street.
Mrs. H. S. Brown. of llavilnml utmct.
ill llpl-ndinga few days in lhlifulo and
Lockport. New York.
Dr. Bland and daughter. of Water-
bury, spout ymtcrduy, with Dr. Bridges,
of launch street.
Mimi Bernie Bridges, daughter of Dr.
Bridges, ll, slimming the rank with
friends in Waterbury.
Blr. and lint. Uomm'w. Barrett. of
New York city, were the guards of rela—
ttret in Norwalk over Hominy.

Joseph J. Bummghu. of Tnlnton. N.J..
who bu been whiting his sister. Mrs.
George Metlmlegnl, roturned home, you-
terdny.

A. L. Mable of Tldioute. Ponu..fornu2r-
Iy of Dnnbury. in in town to-dny.

Min. William bundle and grand-
dlughtordlim Alice 1-”. alloek. hailed

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by Norglnbnnmllow-rton.
chi-trim 0" of one two last work.

alumni from thing-lulu . to.

.2 Italian. flaw-r mats Mimi

aftonulon, on one of the whim-n
Boyhton’u carriage factory.

residence of Edward (annoy.

was tang-aged in carrying timber.

met in the White Mountains.
Rev. 12‘. W. Crowdor will [reach a

day evening. It will be especially in-
wrestling to those just starting out in the
(‘brintian life.
The strawberry fwtival of the Metho-
dist church, last Saturday err-hing.
which was held in the tent opposite the
Fuirview House, was a decided snort-us.
about $30 being netted.
Eddie Thomas, a graduate of the High
School. of South Norwalk. has sent in

Education for the privilege of taking
a scientific more.» at Yale.
Frank Stevensm'ho graduated from the
Sing Sing Military Acadomy, bust \Vl'I‘k.
received the silver badge for being lllt'
uulst pmlieient in drill duty in the via-s
of ‘9l. lie» utters next year to fake the
post grmlualu course.

llurien.
Dr. Sands is wry low at present.
Fm] Inward [mt his valuable litrl’M‘
"Fritz" last Saturday night.
The selectmen of the town an- bunting
unlilvnsl-d dogs wry sharply.
Frank (train has sold his stenun lilmh'll
”Gladys" to parliw in Now York.
Mutt lambort has purchased a trotter
from W. H. Lockwood, of Norwalk.

lvaullueuutle will Work the second
lll-grm- on one mudi-lntv this owning.
.l. U. (‘i'unmllnm of New York. in mm»
lug into his new lulu-w at l'ulll‘llllt'l'fi
Point.
Mrs. Mlll‘r'llnllse, who m‘l‘lullw‘ly (ml--
tured her wrist nliilln,‘ liuu- ago. is im-
proving.
William lidllnhl and Fred Imouzml
were the gut-sis of l". l}. Ferris. Sound
livarli, Sunday.
The ladies of St. Luke's: church uill
hold a sale and ice cream testiml in the
chapel taHuomlw evening.
Welcome Division. 3. of T, will hold
astrawberry ft‘ntlflll in the town hall.
Thursday afternoon and evening.

A number of inn-ed.» war at the- New
England “mew. nmr Stew-2w Point, Nun—
day. and n rushing businm-l mu. «lone.

('aptainAudrew Green has louncllul
his aloop "Emma Ritalin." and it will
probably llcin nuumiuaion by tllel-‘ourth.
Alexander 3‘0”.”“56. principal of
Grammar School. .‘lo. ‘30, of New York,
and the brother of Alfred Morehouse. of
this town. is seriously ill with Million.

('llarle-s (i. Waterbury has l'nmllh'm'I-d
excavating for u forty~foot addition to
the blacksmith shop, which will be used
nan carriage repository. Sincl- he em-
ployed h-n Sammiu be In“ to have a
larger uhop, owing to an increment in
lblllllllt‘l-lfl.

NEWS THRHELT TOLD.

Mutton Worthy of Month-n from liver;
Quarter of lmmroctlrut.

J. W. llaguc. the Inutnmn of Toning-
ton, unsolved word Monday. that the
pmto’illw had been raised to the sol-lind-
«that rank.

Saturday evening Henry A. 'I‘lulyorwtl
Now Haven, aged 1‘. won mousing him-
nelf tiring a my mama. ’l’lmcounmun-
plodod, honking onoof thelloyn' nun-
audfrwturiug his skull. "l' hooter-
pcctod to remrer.

Tho dnm of the [kind owned by the
(lame and Flashing club of Houthington.
collnpued Saturday. The 2,000 trout
which were put in the ponda few dnyn
motions mull gunmuml unidentifi-
damage done otherwise. This in the are;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ST. ,

What is Bel-g a. Amour flout-IP- lun-

W. K. Ackert picked ll!) quarts of

qutlm uranium “lining
thutt'oflihp
2 you:

at It.“

The Epworth League will hold a
amiable Waineudny evening at the

A when! broke on Stephen Minor'n
wagon Saturday attemmn. whill- he

Mm. llarriot and son Ueilrge, who
have been living at Alphonso Dibble‘ll for
the punt two years. will spend the sum-

sermon to the young people next Sun-

an application to the State Boaird of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

' eiiumml mutilation;

 

Ill-lu- to be Ilehl at Hometown.

(lwrgetowu, immorrow evening,

dopamine

that them will be a large attendnnoe. m

mired. The train will leave this city at
am, returning will leave 800an at
10:31). The fare each way is thirty—eight
oeuto. Following in the programme;
Business Dialing .. " 5

 
 
 
 
 

 

Exe 4m pro tern .
at who am lilor
Mung of furniture and

II inn- " ulArmyol’ Emleavons,"
Atdrl‘fifl' The lnfluenre of the Endeavor
movementin developing intelligent teati—
mony for "ltllri|".. .

Pray-w. .. ..
..lier. .1. 3T. l'urroll

 

 

......... icv. Fr in: Norwalk
ll ’Rill ....................... .. Choir
A4 tin-5n» "llow ghull we make the iatudy‘ of the

Bible n. mon- pndltnblc room 'r". . ,,
lit-r. John Winthrop Ballnntine. Ridgeiir-ld
Solo ...................... Mina Julia Hurlbutt

liflrring. '

MS to ”It. Proud“ martini. in whirl; all will
take II". but b ' Mr 1‘. ‘. l'nrtia. N-lrwalk

"your ‘ fwd he w tb you,"

t“. E. lienuliction ~ “The Lord walrh between

me and the when we are absent one from

wither."

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Fined 85.00 for stalling Climb.
Henry \'nn.\'ame was brought ill-fore
Justice Charles R. Townsend this morn-
ing. charged with stealing um and a
half bushels of clams from Hiram Bell.
He was found guilty and lined $3.00 and
(‘mtfl and sent to the Bridgeport Jail for
thirty days. This is \'an.\'ume's third
apwarunee in mun.

Lord Pnlmenton fluid.

1‘.) :l emumittoe complaining of the
health of Irmdon; "Daily is not (ind of
the rhifth-s‘l: look to your rowers.” Sn
when men com llain of rheumatism.
grout. neuralgia” ya “our, skin disarm-s,
boils. liver and kinlley troubles. help
)‘(JIIM‘th‘S-‘llurlfy your blood. Cal-tits
Blood Cun- Wlll neutralize and eliminate
any blood impurity in your system.
Don't be shifthrn.
Sold at l’lnisttul‘sdm adore. under the
ilniiaekvlml Hotel. Soot Norwalk. Conn.

Taylor a; Golden.

Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET,
Stil'l'ii SURWALK. CUNN.

unfit!

 

 

WANTED.

\ Illill‘vll‘l', willing voting a umuu, u:- uurw.
A Apply in MN E. ii. Mathewson. l-‘Ii Wm!
at mile. South hnlrwalk. 1;“: it

_ MIDDLE-Alibi!) nolnnu as huh-e for n

. l'llitd 4* month:- old. .\ppl) at the lh-rlon
ill-nu». jultttf

 

l intuit? agentlemnu and wife. .hllll‘rm
llov :‘I'. _ South Norwnlk. lulu If

 

['03 SALE.

lgi-Zlb‘. writ-2!». llllllh‘xfil‘w. l'lul'lrr‘. ~mnll
tables. linno wwwwlinzly g-lodi.u ralli-
nlllrdruw c Litllh writing table and bur-
run. in ladle-3 dram « host. for rule to!) (limp.
7: It.» nlreel. p25 lw
\ mum ‘1‘hirkrrinu” Plano for rah- chi-Hg
.‘ So. :li l‘bupel street. Nurwnlk. 12!:
‘t l‘AS'l‘l'l‘Y of gram nutmllu on the
A
lnduirr- there

Valuulc-y form. at Soulh Flm‘. ile River.

. a 1:: lu’

l lul'SE-‘i and building lots at modvrulr
prln-u. Apply to E. A. “'mnlunnLSth
Norwulk.

 

T0 LIST.

INA“ l‘uf tllr lunar 5|). it ”our: Mrerl’. South
Norurulk t mum. item .1”. Apply tn
W. Youluru. at buckwnok Mtg. ‘o. 1:]

31-20030 door of six minimum Franklin
. nlh‘t‘l. rent flu. Apply lo ’. H. Smith.
Itl \Vt-«l stnvl. )2! ll

lllil'filfi on “’nuhll ton street. South Nor.

 

 

unlit. Inquirer: Alfred E. AHMlIl. lulu}

'l‘llllll)_tlmr at IL’R‘m-hinglou elm-t. Apply

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1 No. 7 Seymour ace. lit in

ttl'Sl-iou llnnlord l‘lu-u. lnqulh-ul Tap

lor :k Holden. lull t!
t'mwo

\ PLEASANT home in a convenient lm-ailty
1 la ul'l‘eml to venom! who would like to Vin“
Washington mine time during the winlrror

II “ i r n
A LAWN SU PPER
“1" be held at the minimum of Mk. I". A.
Kl'il'riltlt. Went Norwnlk.

(9 all: will u an anal from Holm‘
Alum, The o‘lflt to nine mainly for it now
1m”. ism

I i V ;
Momma. Boon and light

to \\ . W. f‘omxtlwk. ll»
1
Tl’l‘l'lll purl of bony on lll‘h Kin-t". mu.
npring, 8mm and board alllnday. 0er J.
I». liar n
WEBIEBMY “Ell“. .lllIE 24th.
“WAKE-WM

‘er 11mm. on So moor l’lm'r. lnl uln- at
l nlatlug of fire Norm. App y to Julttb’zl'
l
or It!!! i pl.hl.W.Wuhl Ill final"
Admin-ion. including Supp". It won.

 

‘l'ho Quarterly looting of the Now-ll:

The regular quarlarly meeting of the
Nor-walk Union of the Young People's
Buckling of ('hl'intiap linden?!” will he '
held nt‘. no moment spawn-l monk-

an excellent [nominate has helm pru-

 

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Roy's no. Pand Cans crush Ital; flirdl
lion. Nutrln Soft Haul for Non at ‘

KNAPP’S,

9! Washington St.

 

, Particularlttention Paid in Firing.

Blaming and Ironing Bill Hats.

HEADQUARTERS F00

llo. l7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St, Nomad

without reserve. Apes
extremely low prim of 39m. former
One lot of [In 20c. 31“) \‘l n-atbs 2
One lot of fine reach Flowers 30c.,~ltk
eat-h. Don't torget the number.

Next to J. T‘. Bennett’s dry goods More.

Mrs. W. lawceii

llo. l7 Iain Btmt. Harwell.

Having removed his meat market

the tines! line of

POULTRY, Etc..

To be found in the state.

F. HAYES,
BB. a um um sum

till it

 

St “'1‘” NOR‘VALK.

HALE’S

wot-...
WllD 0MB“,
HOIEH0010.

TM MID T0”!

20 Cents.

H. R. HALE,

NORWALK, (‘l NS.

2.50.

and” Bliilditil’é Slimmer Underwear.

A.Di0kerman & Son,
1‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
”spring styles

Silflindtuflhflttilklléis

it. his,

Famous
MlLLlNERYl

Jnnt melvodJm dozen flatly twdny to sell
colorlnt the

git-e 3].
. each.
., 50:.

n MAIN sum,
F. HAYES

No. 6 North Main Street.

“'illnupply the [mph- uf this vitinity with

Fresh and Salt Meals,

Bough Balsam

 

.' I am going down to

“WT & ZElllFF’S

Where I rauniwnyn find the 5‘

"about 5‘1:
Ind Yogurt-bin. I.

Also Hull and Smoked flab.
oysters. clams, lobsters.

Pun Tomato Blimp,
Imported Barium.

Ann“ for “‘akrrnnn’n Creamery Balm.
Onion dollurut promptly.

HBNT“&‘2*ZELUFPJ
Br. w. c. BBBllE. Jr,

lino-u over I‘orrtn’ Ilurlrrm More
45 and 41 Washington It.

Unlu- boom. to WI. m. l to I p. m
It

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M'etlllmo,

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Fish and Vegetable Market

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456 a bottle. ‘ ’

DOrlon Point,
‘ (“£00073 POINT)

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humanitarian FISHING

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All SUMMER signs A slrcilui
Charles E.

lending Brunet. 33 Washington Silent. soul will.

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Slime Dinners a Specialty.
unect at Smith Non-walk
New York multh-w Haven

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, 20c $11}:an \
Lime Juice, 800 and

 

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W “'uhlugton Stroot Ho. Norwalk.

'1 , Malt-rill " ‘M’
'~ gall Papers. "
ixod Paints,
\Vhito Lead,
- Oils, Glass, . -... -
Coach“ Calm; and Vurnishos,
Artists' Materials,

Combined Chair and Step Lad»
dcr, 82.00.
McCloskoy'o Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, 82.00 3 Gallon.
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Two. three.
to let by the week or lien-ion.

.. . domain Went arenue P. 0. Br x Iii! ) Ilk.

ADDRE“ At home Mondays. “Drill"; an rim. '5.

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oste l” ros. ,

our South Norwnlk or Danbury.

BEll’ ‘ltl‘lllll.

Seaside Cottages To let.

live, eight and ten room mttngao

7,9 Washington Street.

THE vlncli "liilifinciflcunlu

(a nilont piano for techloal tactical.
Also the celebrated Tron and pPond Pia
with all their intent». including soloist at.
:m-hxucnt. can I: seen by calling on and roan.

"‘ N. K. FERRIS,

Organist of the N walk M. E. chur h. d
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t'llEl‘L‘iE. Milli. sill ll,‘i.llilit~'l.
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32120 3m til )Ol hi,

Dental Notice.

IN order to take in out
Chloris" College of
he unwary for me to l'lIu-v' my orl'u-c from
May 3th to Juno :4.

calla for dental which;

mail DR. 0. I". MJU'HVHIL.

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'll‘hllli rim rvmulndrr of the Summer Sim '-..
l'Iwr) ihinglwlow or»: way llfl'h n. lbm'! m1:-
lm't to call and we (or yourwll’. New-r lwtnrv
have lull-h l'l‘tlllf‘flull‘ bun-n ltulllr.
must no: going out of bn‘im-«e llnlIVlernf, or
ill hralill. A grralt «room-.1242, rarv- "pp-lt-
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T.ll.\'l.\'riTU MILLINHHY.

F00” JUIErlltll T0 JULY lst.

R. M. Collins,
lo. l2 Ionll Main Street,

ii! an: Moth NllrwulkJ'unu.

MISSESN. lllHN

Summer Mdlllnery.

We on- offering our mute block of

MlLLlNERYl

At a m mint-Ion. The prim:
Ire beyond "moduli...

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"Mr Hulda n Hminlly.
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\Vv- lu'cp the “’lu'nrr Porno-fa.

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Ill Arr».

Come Early billion the Best
Bargain.

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MISSES ST. J0lll.

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tummy and nominal
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mm on but! the lmldo on! to". run
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[graduate «mm- at the
Brutal Surgery. it “ill

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but: and latest npplttneu. and «hail be gland to

Eur) limo:

Are selling a very nicei quality
of Butter. It is from the Leb-
anon, CL, Creamery. At this
time of the your whenpasturage
is plenty. the Lebanomreamery
pimple do not find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is Sold in tubs,
and this is the Butter which we
call to your notion it is the
some sweet. well—made article
that is sold in rolls. at from 3
to 5 cents a pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as su'eet as new hay, and will
keep Well, it is so solid made.
We, are finding sale for tubs and
half tubs, as Well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 5" pounds to
llit' tub. If you wish a. nice
nrticleherc you have it; 250 a
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub,

BlBBlElLBBMSTBBll

s. n. mus, Graduate Optician,
noun 3. Harris, o lo. Ilium

fills—m fitted to all mnudiralwl rm. ('om-
world Len-n ground from tlrm-nlltlou 0!
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Ill “0 00M. BIIIMIES.

Timid-int mutual-rim" of baby «Mr
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on! Q! "ht ’"Ilh "K ”I; I "I V

M unlin- I'm! trlmndu n. gt ("train which rid
ho high run-git and or enough lonlt tb
aunt lull-lions».

FRANK BOYLSTON

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Family Homes. Grocery
to foot. Anything in
All Horses sold

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ting Horses. Fine Conch Horses. E10

y Truck Horses.
tablishrnent are warranted.

M. H. PARSONS,

Trotting Hot-sen. Pa

mm tori.
Brookstde Stock Farm.

Horses. Furnars’ Horses.
Line.

Roadsters. Hear

TO HORSE BUYER

 

 

 

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