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TheEnough courtroom was crowded
with thlainorniug to witness
“hiddWillhmand James Bunion.
hinged with Insult upon Jack Rice
with intent to kill, on the evening of
.Jinoro.andunrorJohn Bunion, who
waI armted this morning, charged with
‘ ampult upon Rice on the evening olJune
18.7" A charge for breaking the peace
“also included.
Lawyer Lockwood the state's utter-my,
I andJnstice Coolidge were promptly on
hand, but the other attorneys did not
strive until 10 0’.ch Attorney Hurl-
butt also flips-mo for the state, and
Attorneyst J. Walsh and Johns.
Rumour represented the Bunions.
. Theme 01 William Banlon was first
called. Attorney Walsh entered a de-
murreroutheground that then-tit was
hunfiicient. This wet overruled by the
court, and the pr'moner, refusing to enter
.anntberpras bound over until the
next term of the imprint court.
LttorneySeymournsked that the bond
be reduccd.but the court was of the
"opinionthat the amount of the firsthand,
‘15“); would hold. John J. Hanlon
saw the required bond andthe court
miter! to dispose of the care of
inta Banlon. He pleaded not guilty.
”Monuy'withdrevv his pica and
, entered a demurrer. which was overruled
. by the conrt,snd he was bound over
under “,500 bond. Re vvu placed in
the custody of an otliccr until be secured
abundsman.
The case of John J. Hanlon was then
called.‘ His attorneys entered a do.
tumor, which was overruled, and he
wuboundom until the next term of
the superior court under $300 bonds.
Patrick Haulon became bond-mm for
James Hanlon rind Michael Shecdy for
John J. Bunion.
’I'IIR HOSPITAL norm.
A Public Meeting Propose-l at the Meet-
l-g of the Ca-nlttee last Xlght.
A meeting of the hospital committee
was held in the parlors of .tlrc Old Well
' Book and Ladder company last evening.
There wergp large number of delegates
from the churches present. General
Xehnu Taylor read a paper, giving some
* advice an to the cost of building and sns~
thing a hospital. Dr. W. t'. Burke
apuhe in favor of a hospital and said one
walgreatlyneededinthia plate. 1-3.3.
Woodward was present and said he
' would contribute liberally toward the
support of a hospital. -The advisability
of holding a public meeting fit“ talked
up and will probably be definitely settled
ptthe meeting next Monday night.
aaaa are-para." Celebrate.
Xinnehaha Division. Sons of Temper-
”, celebrated the third nnnivenrury of
Morganhutioninthe o. A. ll. hall.
Morning. Therewasngoml attend-
ance and the following excellent pro
gamma-ac rendered: llamwuica duett,
John and Henry Garner; organ solo,
Pill. N. K. Ferris; recitation. “Oneal
the Little Ones,” Robert P. Ellendorl; re»
loath, C. It. Benedict: violin mlou,
Richard Aboudroth; "What Interoper-
anucdoa,”ll. M. Arnold. iteprrwnta-
tivn Iron Welcome liviuion, Darien.
and Collard Divisiotr, Xorwnlk, were
unseat. Refrrohments were served.
m...
lat firday morning a well-known
boroughman entered rtn unlicensed“-
‘lonuuptown andmuot releasedtrom
thanuntilllo'hrlockatuight Then he
wulctgo lands-ad condition. minors
ht- wetcb no chain and about forty
”do Ito-er. .13» rm min
now athla borne, unabletoremem-
haalrythtugthattranapiredalterhoen—
“them. nophyliclaninchurge
palm l'laals Guilty m In Boa-d over.
«fiatrlalotlartlnfirllivan for small
%%
Who-dam“
nun
sou-m earmark no. it. rt. nan-
b. Mate.
TERRY WI limit Armor-swan!
provisions. Romerdra-I‘Illanhoadnrattoa.
BROWN midget 8.3l.:lltuawork:brlng
yourluirtabdbuvultfitt'cd. 1!.me
lib-HA8“ mrro rsr roe.
“Ili- Governor Would larva to, luv. Wan
thaflam‘lththam .
Senator Timothy J. For in reported by
the New Haven Rogue“: saying that
in his judgment the Senate would have
a-ypooial mien to talus action on
Governor Bulksley’s removal at General
Graham and the reappointment or
BrigadierflensalWam a
Wéthl Why the,
sail wasaycarago, says the Hartford
Post, and General Wanton will ridea
hone in camp next month. TheDomo-
ulticserrators cannot take any action
without recognizing Governor Bulkeley.
Asamauexpreareditonedaylastweek:
“The senate has been dealing trump
card: to the governor and he has
been playing them. Now he has played
the ace and won."
The statute regarding the appointment
of ollicers during a recess of the Senate
is one of the cards that the governor
drew to. It provides that "in the more
of otlicers, for whose appointment the
consent ol the Senate in required: the
cornmeader-in-cbiel, during any recess
of the Senate, may make appointments
to, or removals from otlice for came,
which shall be valid till the tnrther
action of the Senate thereon."
This is the nail that the governor has
clinched and the only course, it is
thought, by which the Senate can pull
it out is by recognizing the mn’emor.
They might, if they should meet in
special session. disapprove the appoint-
ment by pushing armmlulionrlmzhrring.
as they have done before, that "Mr. Mor-
gan G. Bulkeley." ctc., but it is not be-
lieved that they will come together to
consider the more at all.
ESCAPE!) PRO] Till: OFl‘lt'lIll.
.l Ititlgrllelrl Prisoner \I’ho Jumped I-‘rom
a Window.
George Taylor, qr Ridge-field tough.
committed a lnrticulurly brutal assault
on the railway station platform in that
place Friday night. A stranger addres-
sed him and he knocked him down with-
out :my provocation, and beat him nlmmt
to a jelly.
Taylor was given a hearing Monday in
Ridgeficld and the justice bound him over
to the Superior Cum. He was taken in
charge by timetable Keck-r. who was to
take him to the [burbury jail. Taylor
wanted to go to his boarding house for
something. and ho managed to clude the
otiicer :uul jumpul from a window. He
was pursued but outrun tlnyse who were
after hint and made good his escape.
Taylor is dermibed as n povwrfully
built, brutal looking sort of n munuud
is said to be a dangerous sort of u I'll-i—
tower.
Lovely Wot-en on a Bicycle.
There are women bicycle riders When-10
appcaruuce to say the lemma not pretty
but there are also many other» who ride
their machines with most interesting
mnlideuce and grace. For the time be-
ing perhaps. owing to the novelty of the
nmrnrrment, their pcrfmmaucesnre more
comrpiculms than they will be when we
have all Income used to it, but we pro-
test that simply «beans:- there in novelty
in the exercise from the shortly-tint ul
than who cotddn't sit on a W'lt‘k'l :r {mo-
tion of usecrmd, wearer not warmnted
in writing it down immodcaty. it the
women lind pleasure and lunlth in bicy-
cle riding, if it enabler them to run out
into the cocutry and down to the sea
uhore, there is no eormd reswn why they
slwuld not indulge tlrenueivro in it. We
know of nocluo 0! human being-a in the
world who stand in greater need than
American women of a healthful phyuir'ul
exercise. lnstmd of «mule-Inning it to
immodest, {or no better mu than a
whim that will not bear analymlion, we
shwld encourage it, until it ranks in
popular cation-lion with lunacbaclt riding.
——New Haven Register.
A Ill. pho- (Io-Inc.
Walter L. Iain’a big show will exhibit
in South My Whine-icy. July 15.
'l'beslurwtrnveh on its own monster
special trains, mm of double circus.
trianbm, acmbatic feat. ”Inna-tic ten»
tun- pmcnrable, will beeeen here. Over
twenty startling bin-mime race»,
twenty-one horses are driven by one
man. live horse- uurrlenr are ridden at
break neck Ipved over hurdle gal-n. lone
teen thcnmgb bred trick lumeducaml
to donerythlng but talk. intact. it b
tbebestsbow unearthand will be the
only circus acumen-gene here thiryoar.
tor a cum aunt-or hank.
llyoaweara luflybanx.yonwant
your mm lamp.
llyon mtond ct readingqon want
yourfnvorttchook. .
llmwoarhcnlrboqyuuwcuu
doneupainct
if you varnhb or whit your about,
Mummumug.
’Ttynurachycursdtswutflkhlant'
that!!!
' spend the summer with his parents.
.A. hbruvmufill.
“I! ’lto.
Munro.“ .1. ll. llWaurmflouth Xorwalk
D. Randall‘s mill. 3. X.
m «baa m
mwunbwmglaméuvkswwty
“IRON Entitlement" facilities. ow-
out pricisl. Pluna, Ironclad»! dour. Million.“ r.
016‘ng ”3601:311le
.0 st anu-
“hiya“ otcigrs'nmaii'd dealsfhr “fr“
run couriers» come or cm
no micron Poor-w.
flora-ad How They Spend 'l'balr [learn
“Winn-nut alien- (lucata Who
are Suntan larvalk llaspltalltv.
mum. George B.‘ Rondul. at W
more, I» at Ocean Brute “
Jim B. Davin, of Sayvillo. L. l., 'ur
visiting lib-s Douchy, Monroe street.
HiaDaisyl. Hoyt, of Rotor: Hill. is
finding Miss Susie E Scolield, Stamford.
Mirnlleuriettn Beldemof the Green.
has returned from a visit to New York
city.
Mr. and Mn. 1.. Gregory, of Brooklyn.
N. Y., arespeuding a few days in Nor-
wulk. ‘
Mrs. Claire Mend. of West Norwulk,
is visitingnt the residence 0! C. F. Tones,
Haviland street.
Miss Mary Lourdes, 0! South Main
street, goes to “'ilton today on it short
visit with friends.
George C. Cotter and wife, of Xyack
X. Y" are the guests of James C. Cotter,
of West Main street.
Mrs. Bernie Ackcr, of White l’luinrr.
X. Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Gale, o! Spring street.
Miss Jessie lIcGill, of Eric. “1,, has
returned fromu visit with William E.
Marvin, Bust Xorvvalk.
him. Annie Day, of South Xorwalk.
is the guest of Mr, and 31m. Theodore
Raymond, in Dnubury.
Mire Pauline Swords, of South Main
street. is visiting her brother, W. W.
Swords, in Walden, Mum.
)lru. Augusta-r Knox and bliss Addie
Smith, of Brewster, X. Y.. are visiting
Mrs. J. E. Smith. llavilrmd street.
Stewart Byingtun. til the Gazette
attire, was - interested spectator at the
no.» at Mo Park on the Fourth.
Mr. and M Milton \‘uchuron. .lr..
o! lhnbury, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton YarrKeurrn. First
avenue.
Charles ll. Doom, oi ( ourlland place.
returned yesterday from a live neoks'
v'urit with his shite-r, Mrs. A. I). Cruel-“y.
in Butler, Indiana.
Mm. ll. F. Quintnrd and Isrrrrily ll‘ith'
town tomorrow to occupy a slimmer
Crttzrgeat Ocean timvc. Sir. Quintunl
will remain in town.
‘. ow
(‘. B. l holidge and wife. rv‘t-Hrupminl
by Mr and Mm. W A. t‘um-s lurvt
town {or Sirotlord this curring. win-rt,-
they will nurke a abort visit.
(l. .tpuric'ro. lonuelly of lines llrll.
wholrxlmen stopping at the Motorola-
Inn for the put th weeks. sturtrd this
morning for t'rrlil‘oruizr. where he will
5. W. Hoyt. Jr., of liigh street. ’e4
spendingo portion of his vacation with
his grandmother. Mrs. Nelson Wilcox.
at Norwich. He will visit several towns
in thee-note"! part of this state on If.
wheel, before his return.
3.“:th Bill'l'OT’l'llll.
Trouble in Waterbury Over a Mtulntcr
Wh- tipoke Ill. HIM.
Thr- ilev. Dr. Leomml W. Bacon. son
of the Lllt‘ Rev. Dr. [Armand Btu-on, of
( enter church, Non Haven. who was for
many years the Nestor of New England
thingregatimalism and one of the lore-
rnmt nbolitionishr. was recently engaged
by the supply commitlreto till the pulpit
of Dr. Amh-mou’s church in Waterbury.
while Dr. Anderson want in Europe.
A» mum as it wxur known that Dr
Benin had been engaged then.- Wan
wm Mll'll an outcry agaimt the brillizmt
and bold young divine that the gently
moment with him. The whole religious
community is by the car» and, although
Dr. Bacon tilled the church last summer
as It was never filled peforr, the tint ban
mine lortb that be ruay not speak from a
Waterbury pulpit. It“ a not km
whethertboother ministers are at the
helm at the boycott or not. . H
The trouble date: back to Estsumrner,
when Dr. llacon tilled the-ante pulpit
andstlrredupablgrowamgtbomln-
irms by accusing them all at running
away (ruin the city during the summer
and leaving it without c single minister
tobury the dead. Dr. thumb-«mirror
mtmvemy with Dr. Andorran: will hit:
tenand healsobadithotandhcavy with
wilhall the ministers whom he had
attacked.
in Dr. Anderson is the prideofthe
“influential Win in thin part
dtbeuateltmnot supposed that Dr.
bacon would ever be allowed to even
tbirrkotoompyinghlrpulpitagaln. But.
Downer it may be with the Waterbury
ministers. the people turned out inbig
crowds tobearDrJhcoandtheehurcb
was tilled when he preached.
honour-mummmrmd.
'l'bosenrl-annualrnortlngotthe Union
Reform calculation
«am Report- were read when
mammalian-man
medallion. Walther
"mm: hurricane-i.
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deanthmIch-orap-on; thirdvtceu
M. t}. V. Amid: fourth rvleeb
firJ’alflmolb‘aatlnrwalk:
m.mm;m,n.
blurb-grim. an
IM Audition-dart:
glamour“
committee was faced to cancel theen- h“
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EAST SID ul’llrtltllAUYN ave. EX.
rlnynda can, 8 to 10-. III-.4 ti p. In.
—-—-
.LOOK OUT FOR VEBUVIUB.
the l’a-oac Val-an. luau-try Preparing
' to port-arty In»
v”things, July b—‘l'bc eruption at Vern—
Vina is Increasing. A stroll: earthquake
rhoclt we. on lat min: Provolone.
province at 0am villagers
on the nlopaol llonnt Vivarium luv.
in; their boat» and their Vineyardn. tou-
iii: m this“. tale to impending,
mean
that have always
va outline. or the will
canobarebsanteltlulavcralpavtsot
ltaly, and cl late in close proximity to the
mountain. The autburltlu at Xaplea are
keeping a clone watch (or signs or torrent
lug danger, and visitors have been warned
not to approach too neartba crater and to
avoid the path of the lava.
Since the daath of a Brazilian Journalist
a lew days ago by falling into the enter
Ieveral traveler: have shown a morbid do
sire to gaze into the pit ct molten lava in
which the “Mun-ta rnan disappeared.
in such cases should another tatal acct.
dent occur the guide, the protect ot poltoa
hair elated, will be prosecuted. It in the
opinion of Italian aclenttits that the
earthquake alllictlng the peninsula will
increase in violence until Vesuvius breaks
out in in serious eruption, and that then
the earthquake vhrltations will for the
present mbsidu.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
It..- or lat-mt (laterally "Ital pad
Condensed.
John Gretner. the wholesale grocery
tlrur of Nulerdr Grelncr, the largest estab-
lishment of its kind in western Xew York,
died of apopiexy in Buflalo.
During a banquet to Emperor William
at Windsor castle a water pipe hunt and
almost tloodadtha tha.room
Supporters ol the Parnell candidate in
Curlew urn «leapondent.
Rain prevented the tonnal opening of
the encampment o! Oddlcllowa at Syrar
curse July 7, but dogma were conferred.
emcers Installed and other ceremonies held
in the lodge rooms at the order.
At New York Bookmaker Reid charm!
his landlady withtaking am from under
his pillow.
Alex W all, wile oi the justice of the
pram in llidgewood,X .J, pluckily shot a
rutnrrn u- ho was trying to stab her and an
other woman.
Josephine Boll. claiming to be the wile
at llenry Malllanl, the millionaire con—
fectioner, is suing him for divorce at New
York.
The ['alitcrnin Athletic club bar daclded
to Oliver a puns at no,” tor a Iain light
between Peter Jackson and hank Slavic.
THE PERILS "OF BALLOONING.
1".) french Aer-papal. Inland—lingu-
Iar Acrldolt Abroad.
t’urmun, July t‘t—An almost unprece
dented full of rain occured in Cbicagodnr
ing the night. Duringthc height of the
storm the captive ballroon at the World's
Irilr gruumh. was struck by lightning and
destroyed. The French aeronauts, bod~
«lard and Paints, were both severely in-
juml. Rx-Slrevlfl Maroon. FL fiat-gen
and other well known ctrirem owned the
balloon. The less is 05,000.
A Singular Accident Ahmad.
losmx, July F.~—A singular accident is
reported in connection with the naval ex-
bihllion. A bulloon sent up from the or.
hihitlon fell on the cottage of a man
named lee. who was hurled in the folds
of the balloon and nearly suflocatcd by
gas. Three persons in the balloon escaped
unhurt.
ltd-nuns la “ulna.
Mutton». July 91—.“ the second day'-
melon oi the New hork State‘l‘eaclren'
association the annual addres- ot the cute
superintondanl, lion. Andrew 5. Duper,
“Albany. was delivered. The following
among other oflccra were elected: Precl—
dent, l’. it Blodgett, Symon; recording
secretary, “'elland Hendrick, Saratov:
treasurenc X. Cobb, Onsonta
In: DmitD, l'a, July 3—.“ the main
of the T " ‘ “ cl-
tiuvemor flavor and Mayor Gourlryml
l’ittuburg, dellvsred interesting addresses
on “locational topics.
President Icon ”calla It.
XII' You. Jul b—Praaldmt Boers. at
the Xew York lunar-nos corn y.
has not a latte to the New York
in relevance to artlclea reflecting on the
company which have slip-and la that
journal. Mr MMHWIIND
utlontakall mutant The 'ltrnu. and do
msudltbcretraotloa cleaned them
menu made in that paper. nodule-that
paid Mmbaelrar‘a expsaauto Rn
or bad a one-third tatcrvlt with blur In
Spectrum department at thesaur-
parry.
'l'ha larrtasao (la emit-g.
“ra- hr. at m llata.
\anmm. July unit-Ital stau-
W and.»
graph-d tbsdrpartrmut cl
Instruction-astound course be
Upltsdsutasnrmbal. 'l'blawaadona
lea. John I. new head.
Sultan“, Pa, July Italian. John B.
Pumdbdnddsaly at heart Ills-an in
this sttyJIly‘l. in up lantern-a
claotd and was in
z
amw mfi£hj :g‘ l. 1
,Cars ling, July a—u'l'br Mow W ha bathe-a waging-n lac-acct
, .. it'd ‘ fl mtg,“ m ”Wald-Rm"
. . durum... v hhuldtbathaturp-du‘lu‘»
when embarked oath-”clown M Atltbblghatab-dlny
trey General Nlllcrwmvnrymetnsatul In W y
arching crab, and a baakattul waa Ic- Mimi." III?“ M
cured and sent to the mug-radium. Munro Crrr. July a 8. liar
Tbepmldcntprovcdtobaa'oodsallor. Mummmbsroltbeflm Gounod
Wmflw
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HEW “ELISE SCHEIlE.
The Farmers’ Plan to Hold
Back Their Wheat.
HMIATURBOYABIGM
é
Mfihfning; to 003 Ah.“ 0' up
What Gambian—lion" lrm h All
“up “I"!- I'par—I‘ho (lira-tar [canal
to lumber. at tho Olga-llama.
Cnrcloo, Julya—A scheme but ban do
vised by somebody within the Fnrrnm’
Alliance by which it is proposed to with-
hold this: year’s crap from nlrkct untllthc
farmers can get their own price, oral least
a price mutitlenbly above the average.
Thoplantsuufoldrvl in a circular of ad-
vice to all member: at tormen' organisa-
Will! the United States. it suggests a
great combination of the 0,”) farmer-3'
organizations. and has the relative im-
portance and force of an otllcial order for
a strike In the Federation 0! Labor or the
Knight ol Labor.
Ill-talk of tho Rho...
The circular will be sent to the member-
oI all the farmers’ organisations in the
country. The chief points in the circular,
which is very long, are the following:
“This year seems especially designed by
Providence to help {arming interests. The
wheat crop promotes to be good, the Re
ropran crops are worse than they ever
have been. A6 the harvest of nor, the
large“ we ever had, was 51" “noon bush-
els, the last government report would lu—
dlcate amp of ammo» bushels. The
home con-nutrition is certainly aw, ooo, our
bushels, which loam us 15001an bush
cl: for export.
“Thb year in may have lam,“ more to
spare, which will go to South America on
account of the reciprocity treaties, and
Europe will receive the average quantity
of about remand» Irv-beta
Legislation 1’00 Slow.
“Under such circumstances it is certain
that the true value 0! wheat is greater
than ever helm sud. it lanolon'u'bing that
speculators should dare to bet on low
prions. It is, however, more than probable
that alter the bulk of the farmer's harvests
in in the elevators the speculutor would
come to the conclusion that, In view at the
situation. what should be considered
cheap it two dollars a bushel, and he
would earn the money which the tanner h
entitled to. The wuyot legislation bloc
alowtonrv- this crop (rum being sacri-
llocd It ridiculously low pricea
III 3.! Brandy.
"Then in another remedy, Ilurple. ef-
(entire, and entrrr-ly within the turmer’s
control. The stocks or when! and floor
are hardly large enough to hupply the
want.» 0! this country until the new crop
comes in. The luupurnry aalety ol the
aperulntor depends on an early crop and n
rush into murket. lit’sol"t‘. lorinatsuce.
that in v.ew oi the condition of the world'l
crop, a minimum price at £1.37; for when:
in New York is mmhrnrc and coneservu»
live, and that members at the Allinncr
pledge themselves not to market their
wheat at lower pricre. unless they are
under contract, antlothnl they will use
their best efl’orts withdrlvnub and neigh-
born oufllde of the organization also. to
act on the some resolution.
"Resolve also that the state Alliance
form a committee which shall keep ltaell‘
posted about the state oi the world‘s mar
kers, and from time to time notily the
farmers oi changes taking plum. and ad-
vise them upon the minimum price- that
thay may reason-My inaist upon.
uh p Strike.
“This action would be similar to"
atrlke. but with tbla dillcrence: The work-
ingrnan loses money every day the strike
lute, while the tanner will not lose any»
thing, and if acme should he inconven-
ienced for a few weeks for ready cash,
they will rarely not he poorer by it."
no mngcrhat Priao Ilaapra.
erisr, X. .I., July 21-1“ the clone of
the mngerfut President Carllrrnu pn-
nounced the prim m tollown: First claw
—l’biladelpbta Maenercbor. Schubert bust,
tint prize; Arlen Inclety, Brooklyn, set'ond
prize. Second clamp- Pivot prize.Qusrtette
club, Philadelphia-,mond prize, Harmonic
club. Baltimore. The other clubs to vrln
prizes were: firwngrrbuud, “'uhlngton;
Arlen, ch llareu; Arlen, Janey City;
Dent-ch: Hedcrkmutl. llrmklyu: Cocoon
dla, Philadelphia: Franz Schubert. Xew
York; Arbeltcr Mnenerebor. Elisabeth,
X. J.-, Knights of ileum Singing society,
New York, and Fried Gluck quartette,
Brooklyn. -
no Into-Mel bead.
XII Yona, July a—llarry Jouningrl,
practical rateatchar and insect destroyer,
IIM DUI-l unnty yuan. For lorty
Ham-tacos. Philadelphia, t largest
lithographic and printing esta llnhrneut
In no country, dial suddenly at Chelsea
In trying to curb an unruly bone. «and
new
In. Italy wlll Illa Involve»
Molar, lam“ lie-lea It.
nail-bum
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react; nit-acre.
munch-uric...
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.‘ {reclamation-alts
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raw
I‘ I“ I
of QUIX’I'A
llaart tallnvr. induced by thaucltetaent
. lieu-ad was Alxtymen years
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83 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWA'LK.
Tolluririendsand Patrons.
Owing to the Fire in
our Nor-walk Store we
will be unable to fill
any orders for the pres-
ent. Any goods which
were to have been de-
livered, the same will
be attended to at our
South Norwalk Store.
Trusting you will ex—
cuse this unavoidable.
delay, we remain,
Your obedient servants,
“costar“ "'s'réinEs.
O'Gorman & lanllslyne. Proprietors.
83 Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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