3,;
ol theullogular Retail
---tPrIcI I-L-L—
fifi Washington Street,
L Drug
“It on It Irrrm onle‘ln'r‘t'
U J_U ”uni! mm (tenor
i”: -‘ :3 L .
‘, Do you take your I
At line llali
* ”Ar-*—
FRANCIS & 00., '
The Clothiers,
TllE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAKE GOLDEN. ll'dltur and Proprietor.
a- .... _.
$5; tinmutbs. w; Smooth;
, $1.5 mashh, a"Elie-data; single caplet»! cents.
w- r .. .-
New York liar-aid Weather Forecasts.
in thiadbtl‘ltttto-dfly fairto partly cloudy
Insular nth yarn-tar mutant» Inlllt'
E fuller Wanamflons'and “fight“ MM?
southweglletly to
westerly winds. On Thursday . slightly chain.
clear weather. with light westerly and north-
WWII)’ winds, humming variable, and fol-
South Norwalk.
Butler bulge, No. 9‘7. I. I). 0. IL'.. will
Loafer the first dogrtsc to-nigbt.
.—...—
Miss 11. H. Collins has discontinued
her millinery store in this city.
' [mono Dibble. fin, is seriously ill at
no. reside-m: on Mi Wished...
J. H. ‘Fefl'h’tlmk ”WWW?” coll.
Hon. John S. Seymour and a party ‘of
friends are picnicinglon Smith’s island
mow ”Hide NMMLL raid 3.,
,, . ING-strTs. ,
LADIE "SATEEN SUITS.
LADIESI'ECANVAS surrs
, r
A.DICKERMAN & SON,
001' 0? TOWN illinl.
What Is (loin: I. A-oa. Nor-airs Near-
by Neighborrststport.
An opinion has been filed in the United
States circuit court in the cnaeof the
New York, New llavouhe andm Hartford
“11071.00? EV .
i. I. I up; H II II Q. Mun
cm to OH OK . 'l‘liehe Mm oom-
of certain land inWestport owned
the Nissan Cockcroft for railroad pur-
84 Washington Street,
twned’ to the railroad commit»
In; use bWWtfdhkipfi w umuydnfiwciml
IIIII. 11' am
What Is llalrl at“ the Ont-IL Itav Evita-—
opt-Ion of a (ill-om Bo“ Ill.
The new route between Boston and
Brooklyn, which it is proposed to natal»
liab in connection with the Rowling-
land. the ,m and, the long
Island railroads. with a farting» between}
'WM' a Point and Oyster Bay,’ at being
'lhe-questtslrLar-isu Wthc ranto'
will pay. One of the Conwlidatcd road
South Norwalk
0" It'll All! names
hilafiifi “harem lid Kilt.
Taylor & Golden.
BealEstateandlnsuranee.
WASHINGTON STIEET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
null"
or: ”has:
m fmb every week. No use hurls
BM for the
Bonless Baron.
POUND.
Fawcett’
"mourners rot
.MIlLIilEIlV!
_,"'"lld." l'l'lllir‘lli‘ tié'et'. '
Format 3 “alums-II.-
ustvsdrecet Milena H ts toda
without méallaha pen:nd Mari-It Thurs
‘* , “'A omen-um. ”WEB DRINK.
we sell Ilia Finest carraa our car to: no
Wm Mifin m cit: mull
lie have the Fury terror and lonhfltld Creamery horn in him.
EMMY W—CLABS. ‘ ’
Ask for F. I. Ferris t Co.’ s Celebrated Sugar Cured floors and
The [test in the florid.
WE ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIES 01L“ FIRST-CLASS TEA.
WON A REPUTATION AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 50 CENTS A ‘
IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED 1T COME
FOR A SAMPLE, AT
CharlesE. Seymour's
leading Crooer, 33 Washroom Street. South llorrrall.
IT HA3
Dorlon POiht,
(CIECCIII'S room
SOUTH NOIHVALK. - — — COXN.
Now oPIaN. ,
ISATIIS, SATEILS III) TlSlllES.
thereL-llinnersaSueniallr.
_ . ' . . - SOI'TII SORWALK. extremely low prince!“ of 390.. former the L
. tunes. The limes (.ockctnft filed a pc- nuuagers when questioner] on this pomt : A will contract at South Norwalk
I . ’ Md h“ dish! rm 0.1 temwmumiwd "n. “HIM" tition to have the case heard in the Unit- by a New Haven Register reporterJaId "mm "W" '0 I” "L m.. ‘5‘ “’4”- '“- WI 8:: hi2: El ngS-‘rsnehl‘lonrszoe. .45.“... 'l‘ "“5 ”n 'u 1‘" Y0“ ‘1" N“ ”1"“
f i warmer weather and \nrlublr “of In 13m
1 ‘ Irina: a r. ' This morning Chief l’rowitt appointed ed States circuit court. The opinion that the project was no businnn of theirs p . . h ' “ch D0“ “"3" the "mu“ numm'
, . sun‘hlznwm'r'“ (O;To_;;mm “rm_ 5.3“,” driver of the borough’s reruands the case to the railroad corn- and it was not proper thatthey should LOST. I 7 MAIN STREET, J. E. Pow E R
.. ‘ Sun . b t'd hm tid new supply wagon. missioners. It is rendered by Judge talk about it. He would say. however, . , 1er Lgm;u‘LI-vnfl;éw ”wand F'Tfllt
. ' 4- 33 7;" null-:1; o 12:18 a To an . “I I.“ do to Wheeler. of Vermont. Judge Shipman that such aroute would be quite likely I “It Cami.“ pm‘hem- an"... “my... \‘exttoJ. P. Bennett's dry Kilt!!!) atom ‘43
T ‘ ’ l ghy ;“ ewithont {he ifihioz: not having heard the petition because, he to sconce a good number of wast-agate in "H W“ “n” '“ ""5 "mm 5” “"
The “Carrie" had a large party out
is a stockholder of the railroad.
the summer. He doubted. however, if
‘ i
at.
ten per cent. being added.
Butler lodge will go to Huntington
Thursday evening; July 28, on the steam-
er “Medea," leaving the steamboat dock
at. 6:30.
IL‘0II SALE 0|! T0 BENT.
‘ROM August let, tintL hat farm
B on I 'edar street. South) deQIler
"Before the New Yorkand New Haven copied by the Bentwood flat I‘ ornpany. 1rlL‘or
Io. ll Main Street Norwalk
“Id “I“ built. them was. somewhat 1mtg")Quotient-rs inquire at SSWuIt mince,
ammo. TlutlineraufmmBmok- . ”4 Spring StYles
lyn over the long Island road to Green-
wherc you happen to be or keep
. your thirst for the place you are
a ~ sure of? ~
blacktishing yesterday.
it was continued as a winter project.
In autism printed in the Bridgeport
Continuing, he said:
Pmtsfewdays ago, reference wss‘rnade
toSauptuckas bdngtheonlyplaea in
tbsUaionhesringthat title. Inns an
ermr,saysthel’ust. Byrefereru'ewthe
latest issue of theUnited States postal
Aspccial meeting of Volunteer Hose
company will be held tonight.
._.__——
Anon was born Monday to Mr. and WANTED.
uu aha
iiaoé lindservb'd eitactly right
can be sold at
5.:CENTS.
T-NY 0U RS!
Cur Drugs are as Good
e .asourSoda
.714, .4 r '9’“??? g
V“; lb 314 : 'b~ LL ‘1':-
lle Item You for a Customer.
fou-
If .
llllllCClST,
ti llathhiglon 51:, South llorrrali
Mrs. Holmes, of 85 Watt street.
The lianbury firemeu‘s excursion to
Roton Point, July 27, will musist of
fourteen ears.
Assistant Postmaster William Malone,
of the Norwalk office, to taking a well-
earned vacation.
A large may from East Norwalk went
out black fishing yesterday in Henry
Jones‘ yacht "Dauntless"
The members of the various Labor Day
committees will meet at the MaltackI-mo
hotel tomorrow evening.
-—Wc make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot nstaurunt.
The boy choir nine of Grace church
amiuuine composed of borough News.
boys will play ball to-Inorrow morning.
The Volunteer Stock company have
commenced the work of laying the foun—
dation for their new building in East
Norwalk.
The Sunday School Cadets of the Nor-
walk Methodist church will go on a
picnic to Trinity Lake by Carryall next
Tuesday.
The ctrtvrtaiutnr-Irt committee of ('urn-
mny F. at their rum-ting last night. Ill“
cider] tn gl"t"iltll$lll:l_\' uf tin-works at
rump this year.
J. (L Hawkins went out on his firm.
fishing excursion in Connecticut waters
yesterday. He caught abouta half bushel
of black and flat fish.
R. J. Sia‘pllt‘mtlll. who comes direct
from Newport. will open .LI riding school
in Norwalk for ladies and gentleman
who wish to learn to ride.
TNDEPENDFNT.
SENSE Aai’ElllllS,
-——~TllB WlDE—A“’AKE——
Bargain Grocer.
Special Bargains toil—Simon.
FOR CASH
(Lana of Apricotsfor..
cans f “0:;
of ll
of Soda ('rackera for"
quuuauflaa
WI WEE" ill“.
Va Dustin. oflalrnon ever
mlv lot or! :3th treats selling at
the of by“ urbane! warrant it
aqualtoaar‘llle alumrrnrl. batons.
Geo. A. Ferris,
Willi-AWAKE “Will,
”we fimdpsm
“w.“wm. ’
INDEPENDENT.“
now V
Serb Marley 1
teatime s
i I down stairs yer-sterility nftemoun
“A: sprained her wrist and cut her faca-
Ijuitc badly.
Miss llattic Baxter, daughqu of W. J.
Baxter, of Cram street, Norwalk, lucid
ticket 816, which drew the silver service
at the recent A. 0. ll. picnic.
The Young People's society of the East
Avenue Methodist church will meet lL'ri—
day evening at the mirlcncc of J. I‘.
Hawkins, Seaside place, East Norwalk.
lira. William Johnson, who resides at
No.2 First avenue. East Norwalk. fell
and
Howard dc F. Earle, of East avenue.
I: is the owner of ourL of the prettieut row
“"1“?" boats in the harbor.
8 .lrarnaf Babbltt's sp for.f .. ................ ' .
SPESIAL SALE OF SALMON Hill
it in cedar built.
with hard wood trimmings and finished
in the bend style.
«R. J. Stephenson. Instructions given
in lunamannhip. flood omidle horses.
Best references. Circulars and informa-
tion to be obtained at J. A. l’iunoo‘s or
(.‘Ail. F. 5. Miami.
John J. Cox, who was pushed off of a
Harlem River train by a brokeman. an
account «which was given in, yestcr
Wm upon the “t‘itytIf
Albany" last evening.
Frank Ilslkin. s luster employed at
Cousins‘ shoe factory, while boarding the
8:30 train In this city, Hominy morning,
jammed his right hand between thedoor
and casing of one of the [arranger care.
No hours were broken.
'lIIs moronic road hssrcIIuccd Its
rate tor. tbs trasspInLtstIm of bicycles
The Mead family was reported much
better this own, with the exception of
the yormgest daughter. Kittie, who ro~
mains about the same.
F. W. Perry has this week received
notice of pensions to Augustus Winkloo.
Wilton. “‘2: F Knapp, South Norwalk
N: Charles Baldwin. f‘ranbcrry Plains,
til.
The residents of West Main sin-ct are
complaining about the unsanitary condi-
tion of thcltaliau barracks in that vi.
trinity. Thecaae has been reported to
the board of health.
:11. B. llcylman. the young man who
is walking froru New York to Boston on
a wager. stopped at theMahackcmo hotel
last night. He started from New York
yesterday morning. and cxrntts to reach
Bmton Friday night.
Louis Just-lie, the ju-auutta ltaliana.
who kIV-ps u staud on Wall street. was
accrued of smling‘sonre bananas from
\I’adharn, the fish-mougor. last evening.
Otlicer Adams was sent for and searched
the shanty. but found no fruit.
The monthly mec'ting of the Norwalk
Fire Police was held last evening. After
tin.L routine bit-limos was transacted a
collation was served by t‘utcn-r Dclrllyu
1‘llt'lk'llfit‘ erl‘tf II, t'ullic out fora drill
but gave up the project on account of
the shower.
A big elephant brought up the rcar of
the crrcus granule thin nromhg, mvcml
witha muslin blanketh-aring thIL fol-
lowing: "Buy clothing, hats and fur-
nishings of Francis It ('I).. Rd Washing-
ionslnLI-t. Knuth Norwalk." it was a
I'lcvcr stmkcnf enterprise. calming can.
tlldILmiilo' talk.
Willis P. lournrbury bad a narrow
IaIILapc from being crushed to death this
rimming. When the fire alarm rung
he was one of the first to arrive
utilld “'ell truck house. While run-
ning down lluviluud street a boy ran into
Mr. lounshury and he tripped and fell
dorm. dinLctiy under the wheels of tho
truck. With grmt pram-nee of mind
and dexterity, lII- swung himself around
just oaths truck went by. the wheels
grazing him as they [nosed
For several Silllllllt‘hl a party of young
ladies and gentlemen have been in the
habit of camping out on the shores of
Lake Wur-cabuc. calling their nLIIorI
"t‘urnp Wrip-pa-wnu." In the winter
tin-y rucI-tonc another at stated inter-
vals. 'and spend the evening in II
social manner, after which refresh-
ments are served. [at evening
it was Miss Nettie (lihhs' turn
to entertain the club, which
she did in thc but pourihlo manner at
herhomc on Archstrect. Mint (iibiaris
the only Norwalk member of the club,
the other» living in Bridgeport and
Stamfordm
Ila Allure-tins ‘srltll' lta’ttansi
entrant totheltalian barrsckaln East
Norwalk snrloagsged lnan altercation
with them. Onoof the ltaiians drew a
pistol and fired. The Americana cloud
in on them and mother Italian out one
of them on the head withaknifc. in-
flicting a severe wound. lie went to
Hale‘s drug store, where the wound was
danced. and left without telling hie
name.
guide it appears there is a Sang-tuck in
the state of Michigan. and a citizen who
has been there says it is a place of con-
siderable importance. This being the
case correction is proper. The fact, how-
ever, does not change the feeling fr»
qwntly expressed of late that Saugatuek
k a better name for the town than West-
port. ’ 4___ _A
firs-en’s I‘nnnn.
A motion for dimdutipn of the tcur
“wary injunction. prayed out against
the I‘otiwlldatcd road by Austin Jen.
uiugs. restmining the rational company
port. oppmitc Shelter Island- “weapon
is also about oppcdte the Connecticut!
riverr That gave them a longer railroad
run on long Islam]. The long Island
road equipped the line with heavy looo-
tnotives adapted to make fast time. At
(lroenpmtalincof boats took the prer-
wagers to Stonington. The Shire Line
route then only ran from BatontoStonv
ington. That line ran for awhile. but
was finally given up. In those early
days mod of the pameugI-r transpirat-
tinn ln'lWI‘t'll Boston and New York was
by steamers. The Xew Haven line had
a good hardness. the boats connecting
pl to (in) T. CHEW
South pgiurwalkm
For: sane.
ater sin-c
jy :3 t
1 HOME ATSMALLCO.
four natty cot In Wilton ran
unite hteen bu idollarstobuild without
the land. They are within three minutes’
walk of the depot of theL Danbury and Xur~
lent lathe sto fif‘lmlrln and IL~,huthI~.-: and
are my attmtnelrouw.1‘hry are New.
well-m tastefully tainted and pa rated and
«uhhave good-aim lots. I will so than: at
man Ian lite in W than and work in )trrwalk.
mutation. can give his I hil-lhen tL\ er advan-
“cream-lunar: and jabblnivhmllll Ap-
SPIJNDTD UI’POR'I'I'XITY FOR A NICE
.— In the r hances
of business I have come into “the Fm‘flblftnb of
I
walk Railroad. upon the main rural. conven‘
fifteen hundred dollar-s oath. At this price a
and at an expenditure of ten to (tie he dollars
per month, cover his interest taxes- and com.
HATS
TN ALL GRADES A‘SD (1)”)th 0F
StiitandSottHatsSilkHats
Boy‘s Hats and Carr-r. Crush Hats for Men and
lioyx Nulria Soft flats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Wasflipgton St.
Particularlttention Paid to Firing,
Cleaning and Ironing Silk llats.
from continuing its four tracking in»
pmvcments on property in this plat-I.-
which the petitioner allege-a belongs to
him, has been made. by Stoddard. Bishop
3: Shelton. counsel for the railroad corn-
witlr the stages for lhrstrm.
that the long Island line was maintained
in winter, but it was a pretty rough pas-
sage sometimes betwwn (ireeuport and
I believe
carried no
[age of tired-(lam Nhrnrls. notably ’roi‘emxr
Ulmstrad' to Academy ifl\"lr}' an eror Nautical
ac boob. can have alumna and pr cult of ground
for bias own family. and put that famil in
“nil-LIN mmiatlons and soc ten. 1 aha l
pleased to show thie pro one can
rty lto beah
tcmplatlnir a anL base on easy
fwil
.. F. HAYES
pally.
I‘ourt mom in Bridgeport. Iii-day.
Dunhu ry.
l-lngiuwr Frank W. Inn-m.- rof thI-
Shepaug road. was arrested at llnwley-
ville, Monday, by Deputy Sher-ill tllovcr.
A hearing on the motion is being
held before Judge “all. in the Superior
Stouington. llutthe boats
cars. ldon't believc that the Oyster
Bay line will run their railroad ferry
boats in the winter. It is not exp-cud
that the white train nor the Washington
express—now running over the New Eng-
land road from Bosnia and connecting
with our road at Willimantic and Hart-
ford reapertivclthill be run over the
terms to relia
is Imgoml toconsidrr applications from any
one else. .l. LL.
ilt FL _ Vant- alk. t: can.
] l'lltlll NH lot» no It I- at side of hm street:
laid. water and setter in the turret and
Inquire of Tailurar Guide-n. Real
and Ina-crane Agents.
A“_:.h
Bhli. qh.‘ factory. South )Iirwalk.
Illhllrcarr
hfeen foot calboat, in good order
un- of “illlaut 8. "all
537! In
to parties. and thebe neighborhood
tier
Jule
iril 3!
In.
mrne, at \dams
with tum scan: Isl-o an new
liming removed bk meat market
No. 6 lionh Main Street
“Ill supply the people of this \iciniu with
that truest line of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
of Newtown, in Minoan with the
darling of Coroner Doten in the impact
of the death of Thomas )leehan at “it“-
long bland unto."
“Would not thi line be slower than
the Invent all rail mun-LL”
mrtment o fixtures for the ngL rl’)‘ busi-
one. including m. «router». has runs.
spicu- cans, com-e mill. Kala. weights and
mearrum. her-f cutter. marble slab. etc, for
sale cheap I all on or address Jacob Wreka.
POU LTRY, Etc..
To be found in the strata
loyville, Julyll.
I'llX'bILII‘TII‘l 'I'IN I“ STlll PS.
Product of "or “risk luln- I-‘in- “rink
and Grant“ Iron on.
While taking good rank lbs :I manufac-
turing comer, L'onm-cticut is not much
of a mineral pmduciug region. The only
cornnioditb-a which are pnalIIcI-d in tlnL
stoic arc brick. rLIrty, tire-brick. granite.
ll’ull turd mineral wan-rs. This in tin
utlicial declaration of the chIhIgII-al sun
“Ly.
III the pmdnctiou of iron (“1‘ the halls—
hury region cuts buta small figure. its
out of II total of over 5.000,th tons has
than 40.0w tons came from l‘unmcticut.
XcvorthclIa-I. it is via-cm] as one of the
leading iron ore districts of tin- country.
The value of the granite and allied
rocks quarried is estiman-d at over *5.-
tIlOJlli. of which Connecticut's produc-
tion is in the neighborlmorl of $00.0“).
Ain‘t'llwil'll and Sterling are the principn
localities for this trade, while Portland
furnishes aluminum» in :Iumll quantities.
ln thcbrick industry the state takes
fair rank with an annual output of l2...-
(”0,000 bricks. The healing manufac
turing centers arc North Haven and New
Haven, Hartford coming third on tin-
list.
The numufacturc of tire brick does not
show up so well. as but a few thrnnrand
"I cannot say. That will be best de-
termined when it is tried. Then- is
always :I delay In gI-tting tmim on and
all of a ferry bout. .\t XI-w London
when the old ferry WILLI in operation,
this richly was about tifu-eu Ininuhu and
it takrs about that time to get our trains
on and oil of the Maryland on the pos-
uage from ilarictn river to Jersey City.
As far as our road In concerned we care
nothing about it. Our trains will run
~ just literature.”
The railroad man added that the profit
from the through lluulllt‘rku‘ was very
runail. The local Inwngcr Imtlic was
III-waded upon to bring up the receipts
totitc stalnlard.
From Bmoklyn to Oyster Bay by rail
"338 milcn. Oyster hay makes an in-
dentation of several miles into Long
Island, as dour Huntington bay justcast.
Oyster Buy it opposite Stamford. and
thence to Wilson‘s Point the swarm-m
would take a diagonal course across the
l Sound. At Wilson's Point the l' ..
tonic roadhasa spur track for freight
running to South Norwalk. then connect-
ing with the [)animry and Norwalk road.
This road istomukcu link in the new
route and munccting at llawlr-yvith
with the main line of the Jew England
mad for limton.
Nlm’tl Tlikiilllal' Nhli.
flatten Worthy of “lantha- from Diver)
primers for any lots: they are
It hr dug twdic IN! to rare I I- d ureter. App
tot. ll Nmith Iu- .uL t Ir bail grunu‘ Wirin-
punt avenue
priI e-L
)Iirhulk.
mIlHl and dry
)
iyl‘ilw
1 (ll Hits and building lot» at mull-rate
Apply to E. A “Woodward :40th
mi \laln mm sat-nu. jy m
BI'ILIIINII Lima rm sale (or pro on the in- F H“— AY ES,
stallrnentpla plan; no late rent: an fairy
N0. 6 NORTH Milli STREET
v13 if .N'Ul'Tll NUHVVALK.
T0 IIII‘IT.
lilBBLEiI. SSMSTSSK
pleasant location. rant .9. “Minn at once.
fur nxl'u
room thru minutes walk from j-at-Iffln.
Address " 'lL.‘
month. Taylor It Hold.- -n. jyltt :tt
mom a
ply all
['l'l’fill part of house on ii
I pie-tinge! mu- roIIrns. App y to James (‘
RIM]. ESTATE.
THE
Allli AllilillllllS SillilliillS
)ARTuflmux» 30.5 lienry street. tnasInall
family; trauma. Also pan of houn- in
pl) to \\'. lounge. at lot kaoorl Mauufar -
iy l' I til
“J“. \S .-\.\'l‘ furnished room with own! both
'Inn- Sentinrlufllw. iyltilt
I‘t).\'\'lL'.\'lIL‘.\'T fIrIrL-rnrui “lililli tirn-r-
J rulnutw' walk of the depot. iii!» per
Frruvr‘ apartments. ‘ld flour. in the MI am.
It I' or her: building; rent Stroll. Alan four
rtrnent on Day strut, rent 33““) .-\p~
e officenf Ihcllhl W cllt‘ lgarl' or join"
'l‘llRl-ZE furnished rooms. with or without
bi . inquire at this office trill If
h \tmt. con-
1‘ rntt‘e. kl If
Woodward Homestead
Arc selling a very nice quality
of Butter. it is from the Leb
anon. (.‘t.. Creamery. At this
time of the your when pasturuge
is plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
people III) 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 notice. 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. “'I- know it is
asswoet as now buy, and will
keep wall it is so solid made.
We urn finding sale for tubs and
half tubs, as wall as by the sin
gle priund. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice
article here you have it; 256 n
are made. the principal [suntan-twat In
the work being New Milford and Stam-
Uuarter of connection.
uneasy argue Merdl 5mm” aha. "‘ '
ford.
As to the mineral spring» whose product
is put on the market, there arc the of
They are acid to have increased
them.
their sales of late.
“a"... .. W ___...
'ILIIIL errant} renown?" . L
.0
till.
at It. tun torts, heldllport rout
Mead.
I m
The railroad commluioners have unani-
mously appmvsd the layout and location
of the New York, Bridgeport & Bantam
Railroad oommny, in Itccrmiunw with
“It petition of laut Fulaanry.
Theprupoaed railroad, known as the
“parallel," has been surveyed and laid
“if.
Phineas Miller Augur, candidate for
governor in the fall election. on the pro-
hibition ticket. died suddenly yesquIlay
morning, at his home In Hiddletield.
John Connolly. nimn, fell from a
car in “mind, Hominy tight. The
what’s par-d whim, cuttingrbll body
inatwo.
lwf'! n; Wyn .rv.
Abrahnh'sunu.
ThI- Fremh philosopher raid. "arc than
who suck to rented a; the distance of oth-
ers. Alva‘s Brazil It compmmd of cacti
juices has a widcr field of lawfulness than
any mumly «Verdi-covered, slur-oflactus
lilood (‘um infallibly neutrnllml and
eliminates the terrible [Killtuiln of scrofula
and s l‘f'lllc disease, those heretofore in-
curab a scan of the human race.
Sold at ted’srlru tum. undue the
To lot for Season or Term of
Inn
At Reasonable Price
fffA'irldfoi’ght..ioti.iithr; duality
Woodward, lowndoa and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 6350 to
8450. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
pound.
Special price by tub or
part of tub.
DIBBLEILSSMSTIISK
[Ill lllllliill,
.. Loam total arsenic "with our mum on the wrapper.
Dealarln
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead.
Oils, Glass,
Conch Colors and Varnislwrr,
Artists' Materials,
out from North street, New llanahto
New York, but the Connecticut commis-
Hahacketno Hotel. San
Norwalk. than.
TAlLllll i. GOLDEN.
Combined Chair and Stop Lad-
Ilur, S2. 00.
I.
' Brookslde Stock Farm.
All Horses sold by this es-
:tablishment are. warranted.
M. H. PARSONS
Horses, Formers’ Horses, in fact, Anything in the Horse
Line.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant.
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BAIT Alli llilli. SllllilASES.
Theoldcst manufacturer of baby ml?-
nnw offers tiulahcd work for aisle in live Iii cr—
am at ice of |running gear- slwagrcat v. :Iricty
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malt astidious.
FRANK BOY LSTON
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FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
I
Davrd Stow,
Ruth Mala street. Upstairs
There is nothing, [unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor I as
much as DobenS‘ Electric Soap,
constantly sold. shit-c Witt. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out.
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and sum your clothes 1’ If
you have over used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
WIWSIIW
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Mmeadmohtha- genuine.
unbaud emnagb to salt the
“no ""8 it in not the aching
iricc alone. that must
lt' mneidorcd in arm.
TWICE ing at a knowledge of
timvultw of un article.
Tllt'ft" or as much real pure soap in a bar
of liobhins' Electric train four bars of
any other map mode, and it will, it loud
awarding to dimctiom, do four times
a» much work as any other. Item is
but a very alight advance on “mm he
, . . , furior Iron lrmirrt u no Dobhim
from “WWI“. ,0 twenty-live “mum, a. o. It. II. c. Olnrs tun-nod. “we“ have “NW only u {n u ~ “$313,550 than; alga-£33? l’ Ll..lt.'mom a 00.. .3
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79 Washington Street.
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