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; ing at 9 o'clock.
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May. warmer, m! r hi
partly cloudy weather and fresh mummy
and southerly winds followed by thunder-
storms and winds shifting to westerly, with a
fall of tanner-lure.- .l'or Thursday fair-meter
weather and westerly winds, preceded by
heal rain and followed by Mr temperature.
“IT 0]7 nmus.
Remaining‘uncnlled for at the following post
unleash! thewnelendin‘July 4.1m. Per-
»
say they are advertised :
Norwalk Office—Mine Mary E. Camp. Miss
Annie (.‘nurealese, Mr. D. B. Davis, J. (hr-roll
Jennings. J. C. D. It.)
Cami G. Hubbell, P. I.
miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
mSuneete High tide Low tide
éfml‘l I 12110 12:18
'l‘heFtauklinstreet school house will
be painted during the summer vacation.
The bemugh police made eighteen
arrestslast month and turned over to
thetreasluermfio. -
Syra P. Bennett, a veteran of Co. G.
first Connecticut Hmvy Artillery, died
at New Haven, July 2.
The partnership heretofore existing
between W. B. Rider & Son. civil en‘
ginccrs, has been dissolved.
James Kelly. of the )Iahnclterno hotel.
hm recovered his dog. It was found by
W. E. Osbonr, of East Norwalk.
Rev. 0. land, of Bridgeport. will preach
at the Swedish service in the South Nor-
walk Baptist church to—nIome evening.
Daniel Burr Conley has sworn off
work and gone on a buying excursion.
Aaron Burr Bennett has also gone bay-
The pnpik of Grade 6 of the East Nor-
walk school are picnicing at Roton Point
today. They went down on the "Medm"
at Will).
0dr Bmtlrers' Lodge. 1. i). 0. R, in-
stalled their newly elected ofiicerslast
evening. After the ceremony n collation
wasserved.
The Knapp ice home, near Stamford.
containing between three and four thunk
and tons of ice, was burned to the ground
Saturday afternoon.
Commencing to-morrow evening there
will he a prayer meeting held every
Wednulay in the G. A. R. Hall on thr-
Washington street hridgc.
——We make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.
The up-town dog list. just mmpleted.
givm the unmeaof 150 persons owning
one orrnore unregisterul dogs. who will
heprosecuted at once. The city list is
not yet eourpletul.
Thorn-3P. Fitzgerald. late of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. died at his home in New
Canaan yesterday uftemoou of consnmp
tion, aged 27 ymrs. The funeral will be
from St. Mary's church tomorrow morn-
»«Auctlon Bnowdenm estate July 11.
The Vulcan 1' no Proof Paint company
lat melting. which dummies! that
the paint wn tire proof. After burning
nearly half an hour the boards took tire
in the joints. where they had spread.
~Seeadvertluemt ofuuctiouJuIy II.
W.E.Ashion.vrbo bu occupred the
telegraph odioeof theNewIiaveu and
Derbyrfllroed luAn-enia since itwae
establirbsdou thepbtfmeeveredhb
M with tiraroadl'ridaynl‘tltl
mefllmmmleyetflJtJoeee
alimsol-rupo-unmdeoihcung.
“Buy intent mum mztbsywm
bmmm
TheRevJ. A. Biddle. of Booth N04“
III-Imprinted In the First (loam-
“mills-buy. flue-lay. he
mummmmunm
nature. and the m and ohm
werseuitableto tho oeeuIIIu, says the
[unburmeW
yourmfor the-erase
Ju I
NW EWMcoutncted
"w? mm
to lament:
South Norwalk.
pummel-m: Minivan
W......-.H --.n---. H...“ .. ... .
I'l’he horouh spent .14. 088.81 for its
Mammal
Old Well Lodge. No 1w, 1". and A. 44.,
will work the second degree tonight.
A'daughlar we burn mm. and In.
em: Benin, oi Woodward ”timid
twill“:
rpm-1". It I (Hump, .Imavui
Ir 1W our Illa.” Beam {Mi-M.
wardswmemrethoprmnlweubiof a
son.
The Congregational Sunday echooh of
Denbury and Bethe! will picnic at Roton
Point tomorrow.
TheY. If. C. AJuuiors defeawd the
WinnipaukeontbeFaieruuds yester-
daybyaseoreoflitoo.
The work of extending the Woodward
avenue water main, recently ordered by
the council, is in progress.
Seymour Taft“ rode from llarlfordto
Bridgeporton his bicycle yesterday.»
turning from there by rail.
Thomas lineman old and well-known
resident of HawIeyville, was struck by
aneuginc on the Housntonic road last
night and kineti-
Cotnpany P will hold n special drill
this evening to divide the company into
squads, section. and platoons, prepara-
tory to going into comp.» ’
A portion of the Iloruatouic railroad
company‘s dock gave way Sunday night.
Captain Bell went up yesterday and cut
awuy several of the timbers.
llope Hose company and I’Iu'enia En-
gine company will hold their regular
meeting and wash this evening. Hope
liner: mmpnny will run on West avenue.
In order to correct.- wusible misappre-
hension wehsve been mmested to say
that the sloop which ran down John
Dorsey‘s sharpie ouJuly 4 did not belong
to Gould Hoyt of South Muiu strait.
8. 3. L‘Homuredien expects to pIIrohme
the old East Avenue Methodist church
in a few days. for the Volunteer "one
munpuny. The church will be moved to
the corn pnuy's lot next to LI-Count‘s shop
and III n- -Imilt.
The gram alongside the (‘quolidutod
railroad track back of Trowbridge's
paper box factory, was set on fire you-
tcnluy. The cmponIs of the box shop
I-xt'tnguialwd the thunoc before any
damage was done.
J. P. Treedwell. of the National Bank
of Norwalk. has on Inhibition at the
bank a double radiometer containing two
fans. which revolve in different direc-
tions at a rule of speed gnu-rural by the
illltmtiil)’ of the light.
All members of Pioneer I‘nstle. So. i.
A. 0. K. of the M. (1. are mrnutly re-
quI-eud to uttend the rumiuu III-night. as
important busium will he lmmght he-
ron: the (Tulle (or Inflammation. There
will also be work In the sow-Ind doxroe.
l-‘rank Blake, employed by Finocy a
Ilendict. had a small tire in his not
[nickel this ImIruiug. caused by some
rnatchee. lie was unawsre of tho fart
until Mr. honey reminded him of it by
shouting tire through an immense fog
horn.
lienry AetIIII-opo. an Italian. was be~
fon- Justice Austin this naming. charg-
ed with an assault upon No. Ml. another
itullnn with an unpnmouncesble
name, drisrnorning. lie was lined it
and costs. The light occurred at tho harw
racks on Plymouth svcutlc.
There will he a hunting In the Interest
of the hospital project III the parlors of
Old Well Hook end ladder company.
this evcfilnfl. beginning at it u'cIIIcII. A
full attendance h desired. It inspected
unset-ma from various mused
the city and borough will he 1mm.
I; mmwwm
attire wharf of tirelirldgepmtlitss-I-
hoatcorupany Ivilhpeedstdo‘clock yes-
urdaymornlugandneariy comma!
manual dheppeured below theserlsee
of themter. The whom» shook VIO‘
leltlymndthsmneuusithewreuh
anduedneartorockhadlr.
A reception Ives insisted the New
York YuchtitaelngA-euciatlon atlloton
Point Inst min; The grove no
brillhatlyliluaimtsdanddasoiagm
Inland h the pavilion The stunner
Mdflmmm outlaw
Mus-Ilse wet. and very in people
lumtbheltym
melanoma evening earne-
mmamvm the lot-en
theoldbuiidiasuwaed by on M
WWW auras Mt
Im,msmur. The Ire stem
mmuyabuatamhrlywboh
w
Jule “brain-III In.
J.'.A.Gusl.ef'fhvr summa-
‘ “sternum-r. «lecture. the
Mutational-w
Spend AIIIIIIIIIII l8
é,
ovum
.a— ..._...... ”MW.—
can. Fred loans. 0! it»
“Caution." tookapartyonl
Nauroolslaudtldsmorning.
‘l'he'lianion did—will take place be-
fore Justice Coolidge, in the M345}!
MI! W I It‘lzy' ‘59“ w
rI’< .I:~,r 'I’qug m :6
WWIWWM
It‘ll“, Hilleelebnleto-nlxbttheauuii
into
lion.
Butler budge. L0.0.F., will rehearse"
the initiator! deem «might Time
willbeauumberoloaudidates forWI-II-
rte-day eveniuz._____‘__
Misses Viola and Carrie Taylor, of
East Norwalk, wheeled toNew Canaan
Sunday and spent the day with their
aunt, Mrs. S. A. Dodge.
At a meeting of tbeboard of managers
of the Norwalk lawn Tennis club, held
last evening, it was voted to change
members with the number of balls taken
from the grounds and credit them when
they are returned. For some time much
complaint has been made uhout memlcre
taking balls away from the grounds and
falling to return them. If the above
plan fails to work members will be
obliged to pay for the balls they use.
—-Few more boys wanted to sell Tm:
Bvsruso Sumter.
BALDWIN-STANLEY.
A Pretty Afternoon Wedding at the Nov-
wulk Congregational Church.
A pretty wedding took place at thr-
Norwulk ('ongrogatimud church, :It till
o’clock yesterday afternoon. when Miss
Fannie Stanley was hurried to Dr. “in-
field H. Baldwin. The Altar of the
church pnneutod a picturwque appur-
unco, the llt'tlt’lmlltim consuming of
exotic plants and flowers, artistically
arrangal. Miss Jennie K. Nash pm
sided at thc organ. and previous to the
arrival of the IIriIbtl purty rendered
several selections. which were highly
pleasing to the gusts. Tbs Inherit. J.
Arthur Pinueo. George Vau Aistyue.
Harry Smith and Intirand Raymond.
were kept busy seating the guests, and
when the time forthe ceremony arrived.
theanditoriunr m tilled with friwde
of thebride and groom. The galleries
were Occupied by uninvited grunts.
I’mtnptly on time the anIIIl pnnnstuon
moved up the center aisle to the sweet
strains III-wedding match. The ushers
Iul the way. foliowal by the mantel
honor. I'm Lulu Sunday. then the
bride leaning upon her father's. arm.
The bridal pnrty were met at the altar
by tlIegrooru and his but man, Fred-
erick Stanley. who came from the
chancel room. Two of the ushers Ind
maidof honor [um-Ii to the left. and
twooltbe ml": and best man In the
right of the conflicting: parties. Rev.
Dr. T. K. Noble then pcrfonucd the
ceremony.
The bride won a stwl gray traveling
dl’t'rlt. and carrh-II a largo bouquet of
pink move. The maid of honor nbo
worn gray and mrricd red roses.
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven to the South Somali: quII.
where many friends had ascorbic-I to
mngrutuiuto the happy couple and
shower them with rice.
Ir. and In. Baldwin joined the
Y. P. B. C. F. National crinvcnliou ex-
cureionto )Iiumupolis. stopping at Ni»
agave Full. and Chicago en route. On
their return they will procasl to the
home of his parents in southern lilinole.
and utter A short sojourn will return
home. Their trip will lost from time
to four wwks.
CAllIlINIII STATE tilllllflfi.
“new." Mlheley' I Approval Inquirer!
by the All" Idle.
An amount in Friday‘s Post, says
the Hartford Post of that evening.
Governor Ilulkeley has found u way in
which the 1m noIImIa-I of the :qu
I‘ll tell”. ‘ ~ ' IllII
MWMW unis. WI
thumb and all of the oIIInptIoIIer'e
order-lam” armature-tote.
drawn upon upprwrlatlene already In-
hunted, will be cashed by the Illa.
Life Insurance wrupmy.
This view ofthe case is hardlv mmct.
Buchwlersuuiyasaro approved by the
governor will be provided for. on claims
ruin-t the state that bore beenadjuetsd
sud amused by the comptroller as up!
claims and which In the jud‘nmutof
W III ten-um can be W
eudpteperiypruvhled for under M
in; laws.
Thalia-Idle will simply purehme
earliest—mummies: a mater
of safe luvseuueut of its funds sad deer
norm to furnih turbine
exp-arr erupt wire : eats
with “I. Mil
«you'dmnmm
mow the We! eons-i *
.WWMM lightly. An-
”? , monument-summed:
" Mismmmmw
lured to In lugs Assonmem at 25 III.
M‘-
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON ST»
A dirt or rows sews.
What is Going on Amen: Non-It's Near-
by Neighbors—Waylon.
Eerie'fliom. is visiting in Water-town.
NiIuSanh Jack has returned from a
mks-us“ III! W Why
thgflqrmo ., 3‘ ,
“yo-run peeph winch-dell
low entertainment on Wednesday even—
ing. it will consistof reading, recita-
tioua and singing from oohctious com-
posed by him.
Rev. E. 0. Tree and wife, of Nauga.
tuck, were visiting friends in town yes-
terday.
John Sammie, of Munsmtrecknpent
Sunday with his mother.
Norma Sherer injured her foot last
week by falling onurake, two prongs
penetrating her foot and musings bud
wound.
HA. I and hasrented theD. M.(o
belt place In Itowaytnn. one of the finest
raids-noes in town, and will occupy it
next week with his family. who will
come from Kansas.
>
into the residence he recently purchas-
ed at Round Hill.
lilacs Lillian and Emma Hoyt, who
havo been spending the week at City
Inland, have returned.
Mrs. Willcock and daughter Beulah.
of Brooklyn. are visiting D. I. Corbett.
Durin-
A number of tonsuriul artists from
Norwulk went fishing Sunday. The
catch ounsistul of one dog fish.
parents in Ireland.
Rev. Mr. Nichole preached in the
Methodist church Sunday.
The regular officers of Weimrne Divi-
sion. 8. of T.. were» installed Thursday
evening. and were as follows: Past
Worthy thitriarch. t'. Milispaugh: Wovr~
thy Patriarch. Miss Frances Tolles: Wor-
thy Ann-claim, George Starks: Recording
Scribe, Miss Lilly Wood: Aluistaut Re.
erodingticribefiliss Alice Puncher: Finan-
cial Scribe, Elise Minnie Reed; Treasurer.
Willium Innghn: Chaplain, Miss Ella
Rashflmdnctor. Bliss Fannie Sr “' ":
Awistnntlhmductor. .‘llies Jennie Ray-
mond: Inside Sentinel. Wilbur Reed;
Oublidc Sentinel. Burr Bowen.
NEWS TBIISBLY TOLD.
flutters Worthy cl Ale-lion from livery
Quarter 04' Connecticut.
After over fourtecu months of hard
boring through granite rod water for
tho Slum agricultural about at Mane
field has been found and water was
pumped from the well at the role of
thirty gallons per minute. The hotels
Nil) feet deep and six inches in diameter
and all but the first seven feet of it goes
through grunite.
A Norwich lady witnused the Yale-
flurvnrd race from the deck of n steamer.
silo happened to remove her diamond
engagement ring valued at $475. to show
it to u f rioud. when it fell Into the waters
of the 13m She drought the valua-
ble token was [Int forever. but her lover.
who happened to he of the party. ' ‘ '
the place where the ring went down as
well as In could from objects on the
shore. Next day be secured a diver.
who IWnIiId to the bottom of the
river at the point designated. and was
sun-«reful in getting th- ring. The
young lady prizes it more highly than
over now.
flurry Ilnmpbmyof Unlonviiie. aged
fifteen years. is at the Hartford hospital
in danger of datthe recoil of e cannon
having severed a branch of the femoral
artery. After his arrival at thII.I hospitsl it
was found human to sever the fcmoral
artery iteelf. as the injury was no very
near to it. 'l'heopeutiou is a very deli-
catreseauilunsuluareseyst sneer»
Inhalerfluutuofltbetlnw of blood in
Misguiwhethe meticulmillueirex
oblate through the miter wine m3
to be not).
PNTBIITAINIBNTII.
1'th 1)» Wolf Hopper Opera timothy
enters upon Its ninth week o4 “Wong" It
the Ilroudwuy Mn, New York city.
this evening. The open, or hurlettu on
its actions term it. has certainly sooml
a pn-dlglous mm The nine of the
audleucebsslmenpheuennuslforsnm-
Insr mnamlutlwprmtawis
keptup.tlmrunuf ”Wsng”wlllhe the
most profitable in the historyof comic
maturities“. 'l‘hel-eutyofthe
puuiufllonieamrooofmtdeh‘h' t.
downtown-madam The
Weekly unintell- becomes, popular.
“and lament-t4: ldvertlssd by the
uhmslcwhtrtlerslatbseuununlty. The
memumaflowed «I grow
statemttlemIIIIehsugedfnqmtly
unread witheurreuteveub. and mm
W isthtIIIIown bytbe atrium
mmwsyunum-eao
marathrebeeuplaeulisthuaudl-
tIIrluIIImudeoupledwlthtbspufsctmx
m, newsman-bemoan“
ways-set mmwmm of
‘ minus-sums. sew-Ir!
dualmmfiihollyflflil
SOUTH NORWALK.
nights: «ll; does what it claims to do. or
D.M.Corbettwillmovethisweek.
Rev. J. Brian and sister. sailed on the , _
Ethiopia Saturday for a visit with their J
Bros
ef-
ingfrotnallsnrtsof all
if“ “‘ ”a"? We... all:
| . an ' no
m3 ”whenrig “tathaudthere‘s
hich
became med": misfit canheIp them
”4%.; Micim‘ slum
hunt; you .. Yee-v- t not of the
Indium-yuan.
Pierce 3 Golden Medic mmmmim
it am you nothing! The way is this.
Y on pay your druggist .1. 00 for a bottle.
You read the directioru, and you follow
them. You get better, or you don t. If
no do, you buy another bottle, and per-
ps uriother. If you don' t get better,
you get your money back. And the
queer thing In that so many people are
willingtobe sickwhen theremedy's so
near at. hand.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
"Stillman STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
an!“
WANTED.
BONERS. Away: at corset factory .Igfm Roth
utcr ntrecl.
a Goldsob In
“013345157“OER“w i
74‘” and lobb mng‘
jyd tt,
the enmmer months. College]
{to Gen 1'. Carnlfi
South's. km
work It s ialty. All. Rus—
INIPIIZIN fig;
III-ll. est genus-LEI _.\‘_orwa_lk_ _ ”‘3 if
031!- ORTABLE farm house near water and
railroad station. I will buy or rent. Ad-
not. “ ash 11.4. mural restate broker. lax-k-
port. 3:. v. bit It
‘AIIDDLBAULD Protest—taut woman to do
neral house work in a small family.
App!) at l? “curler-rd avenue. jyllw
Iron ssnn. H
‘n efihtoeu‘fuot oath-Int. In good order
“smith. Ap-
] .
of “illiun E. Osborne. at Admit;
qbatfacmry, South Noni-1k. Jy" I ivr
GOOD carr with tu'o seats; also an as—
sortment o fixtures for the groclry busi-
ness, imindlnu shelvles. (tiunlthi. ten cans
spice owned nil] . «also. weights and
f cutter. marble slab. etc“ for
sale cheap I all on or ad
l:li Nata street. szvalk.
BUM ILDINII UYT’S for sale for SI” on the In-
stallment plan no interest. no fairy
for any lots: they are
dress Jacob Weeks»
no If
t mbeiuxtu'etve feet to nre‘ water. Apply
“Smith. an: I pull ground. w ood
warn m rune. iyti l'w
ovens SI building tool‘s? morimx‘e
pram. Apply toll. A.\Voodward. South
guru-lb
.J..
T0 TIET.
‘l.\!. livery stable for ":1“.le lines! livery
is In the Sufi-tuck \ alley for run.
with city wit". her information ad—
dress Box urn. New Haven. Conn. j)’ . lvr
'l‘IlREE pleasant rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. Apply u c West street.
Stillllr \III’WII ”634
1“}:0\Taparrmentu 3d door in the Swnrtl
A: t‘nrbett building rent ism. Also four
room asartrm-nt on Day street. rrmfltsrll‘ll Ap-
ply at otliceof tbeOld WeilCicart'o jufitf
)Ll-JSANT furnished room. suitable for -
pursuits; three minutes from depot. Ad-
drm orl inquire of Mrs II. B. Sherwoodn ii
)Iurshail i‘4t Sn. Nervvnlk. 1'»)
'l‘iiItEii furnished roomstwltb or without
board. Inquire nt thlnoffh'e. ”ti
] “USE-“(I’ll Ilanford 'Plaoe Elunnlre of 31‘. V-
tor a Golden. trill
Lshd I‘PE
l PI)".
A PLEASANT home in a convenient hxallt)
Ia olernd to persons who would like to \ isit
Washlnxton some time during the winter or
spring. Room and um a day hlrsJ
Lliarhour ltllil st. N. W .Wublrlxtoml). 4‘. mi
I408 SALE on T0 BENT.
Fitobt August last. the but far fury pro rty
on (‘ edar street. South Noni-elk, latey
copied by the Bentwood llatt‘ompun). For
it uiarn inquire art as W est “gape.
t
lip-rt of house on ill b Mrs-elf cou-
shttiuxof live ruins». Am ytoJurie’aal‘
t
further
South horwulk.
stun-m on s'ronmv.
"LACK Hermon Iuaetm dog. answers III
the t of ‘T srlo. " "ad on IIIIIIIar wllII
unnu- on. uder will benuiuhl) rewarded
by returning him to thrownerJumesE belly.
at the “shy kI-ruo hotel. hill!
LOST.
SIIJ’ Elihu to hunter hetwcen Chestnut
street. Soul II Norwaik. IIIIII the Inn II ten-
“F‘Enmnde. Saturday nfternoondul) 4.
or will please return It In i-Zlis II ry. at
50th Non-lit. or u ver &
Illsen s. Norwak. m It
TMunlI- Ital Julie ltb n ht of gradu-
utee‘reI‘I-pt on or In I-rar are-flu!
:ektloum Duh baseline Ilankrrc inf. i-‘lnder
bemitabiy rewarded by leaving same at
this unit‘s. ”lit
truth llorueit tilIIlI Excursion.
_.l The” tiouth JNatural Club will on the usual
'ter the
:‘Eaelfijh. jmflh
with." Noni nhubnrp.
JWMWA miliomwi'umn.
1
nls
‘-
I?
Dissolution Notice.
“Thwart phantom" ”hilly“ III-tween
Ii. Itltler lion Is this day Ill-sowed . The
marina have on or
nose
rsteiy and all work carelully done
“HIE..." I'III 32$.“ un.
' ' wn. II. morn.
.Lli. RIDER.
sac
and
Knuth
IIIEIISIIIE crIIEIEIII"
For the convenience of the many friends
who wish to visit Riverside cemetery. the as.
mutton will run s uncommon Thur—tor
leaflet-rd” aftermmns, luring near Nor
nil: tietst. st m «It and one Returning
wiltleavethe Warmth). up out w.
Memo
IrO-Iw 2804:! “M000 HIM.
Bill I!” for Belt.
I’vanfl Io Wot he CourtI
., u. , will In tulle
“mm... _ I
3““ L
. with trains on the New York and New Haven
1 \nn Name and Elbert Valentine. under the
_ Paper Hanger. calcininei, PainteI
Ferry Small Hams, Ferris’ Bacon, Bottled edlromon,
polliuuris Writer BottledG
Juice, Boned imam
Ton and H
ornMeal, our,
Prepared
pay menu on out. It lot.
nm‘muuill SAV ‘IETY, and
[reformulation of a home of your own. and be
rnsps anti additions intonmuiun, ta
WILSON H.
an
afull line
.pn. Int auction rites and on such fuvorale terms.
(grimy:
Whantoufirllp.
Flour. M. 4m.
Goods sold 30 as to Invite Gash Purchasers
Charles E. Seymour,
leading man. 33 summon sum. smt mu
Grand Auction Sale
I 70 CHOICE LOTS.
BNMEI’I’? AVENBBTNIFBTIIEB STREETS, I
fielnxpart of the
BIIIIWIIEII ‘" ESTATE
Only a short distance from the centre of the I lily of South NIirwulk.
.eoP. 31.. on the premises,
SATURDAY, July I I
— ~BY—-—
n WILSON ~HI.
AND 00.
This property will he sold on v cry easy terms
III per cent. and Auction Fee. Ilay of Sale. III per cent. lu‘urt let,
And the balance I m be paid to the bank of the horinlk Savings Society. in $514) monthly
Heine; lull Military Band will render choice selection: before Illll
during the Sale. IIIIII‘ t miss this chance to secure a Home Site
ourlot
it w ill towards pnyiug “I?
INDEP NDI‘INT OIL-A
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t your sari:
BLACKWELL & CO“
57 liberty Street, lieu tort,
III TIII§ OFFICE, or office III IIIIITIIIIBP II. PEBBI. Hamil.
DorIon Point,
(IIIIEBIIIIY 8 FIJIIIT)
SIII'TII .\'l )ItWAlIK.
NOW OPEN.
CONN.
with nil their
tanhmnt. can
lug
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(a dent ianofor tsebical tics).
smote 5 reigbrated mum “UTE-Bo
tam includi suit
t seen by cabin-gnaw
N. K. FERRIS.
Organist of the Norwalk Li. B. churcbhad’ad
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moomvegmo nox“"’°'§mut. ‘
”All“. BATHIIIT AIIII FISIIIIIB. wry minim-n35 mug. -
Shore Dinners aSpeniélIy
A stage will connect at South Norwalk
railroad.
J. E. POWER.
REMOVAL.
OR. I. B. GREGORY
has rcmov ml to
No. 5 West Avenue.
Offlf‘ E Horus:
MIMI; Mum; 1:2!) I» 3114mm; Tflltntmlpm.
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liiseolutmn.
WITH: [-1 lb hereb vrn that the copartner
l\ shin brmufoie‘iexinting between J. I.
firmnarneofJ. l..\ on Name a: t‘..o In this
dissolved by mutual consent.
oball. Liable lreoei t for all bills due
the abovehrm. II all bit upayshle b) them
will be settled by him
.L'L VAN .\' Au E,
El BERT \' .\l.E.\TI.\E.
‘40th Norwulk. June! not. in“
J. 0. JENNINGS.
uJHf
And dealer In
Will PIPER IIII BBBIIEIIS.
Ill North Main street. Bo. Nor-walk.
hfimuph book- of full line latest at les 0
I‘- prnl. flunk-rs and “lit Mouldings I an to
turner-I for lIIspeItIon. on notice by postal.
new P~tlmntee cheerfully ‘lvan
Morning IIIIIIII and Night
--~'I‘AKn-«-«
LIIIIIIIIIIlb
499W Emil-l
It in muarkabie how runny ole there are
who have that tired lull oseem to think
it "if” It: Importing“ art t :2»th new: be
0 "II In em '4'
[they reallnrd hIrIIalwa mum life All?
llut they “wilt or I». “It will
“after awhile“ a “floral rue-II them N9"
It titanic w experts
er II her at. s wort bull that ALI.
Bonn worn: or rsrtu uso whlchls
oops-tall over wrrin In the in mi
so In: body P0 Ju'kl‘be refreshgd M
as mistake“ to allow
this condition to continue“. asthe body may
“nil" disease may he. a "film-bold.
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so once.
and vii-liars“ the. bloaldexu ”the
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or“
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Make the Weak Strong.
snusoifirrcmc
Ira euro cure for
Eighth III lever and Islam.
”imprison Bimini:
II “BIT" “All BTIEET.
IDIBBIIE‘B BLOCK). BOUT“ NORWALK.
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men. cults. ormm, mum.
mum, some. sues,
mummoowm.
IIIIIEII B. IIIIVT 8, I4 I40.
Glam titted to all cornpllI-ated cease. Cm-
r-eszruuad from prion or
$6.“ of old tense. Satisfact a guaranteed.
barge for testing eves.
lain Bi
to lot by the week or season.
ADDRESS
and
Bill. ISLANB
Seaside Cottages To let
Two. three, five, eight and tea room cottages.
Foster Bros.,.
South Nunralk or Danhnry.
the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
lishment are warranted.
mg in
LIN.
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H?
r
PIIBIB
Trotting Hordes, Ppcing Horses. Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
I
$9”
7
Line.
Roadsters, idleavj" Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
Horses, hrmef‘u’ Horses, in fact, Anyth
VI" NIL! RIVER.
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y/‘L'N “Info Jr "
“BABY All IIIILI. “II
13:03de as
wiggles“ of run
PARSONS
ro‘kstde Stock Farm.
:3.
FRANK scratch
FURNITURE
GREAT Wm
David Stow, ‘
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"I III III Till iIIIIIIIIIIEII
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Norwalk Chronicler