a
, “M!“
All.” anon I) ‘ ‘
BROWN, do. llollul. :Mu
saunas
_ usoomuusm as. sale Wm
W‘s mingm.“ your-footaudbsvsittlttad llepalrlrimstc.
SEWNBIIIUIL noon... mmmmwmm
“mourns were, however, immed-
iataly loaned out again at more favorable
rates thumbs! are.
’flll 00011108 OI" Till BUFLDINIII
AN]! WAN MIAMI”.
ad—Ovar no lauDat-s “all“ Mu urbsfiabhlflymsksso to mm”
llkarasafitosk—Old Olaars W. In above. mow antbggom Mm
lartalflrt'srnsstiugof on Building, “*3ng mm” my,“
and loan stroblition resulted inthe ’ ”d Mullah; 6:90.000
election of the following odious: Presi-
dent, Nelson Taylor. Jr.: vice president,“
Charles F. Hailed; secretary, Richard
11. Golden; treasurer, Nelson Taylor; di-
rectors, Chrktian Bwartz, Frank Nash.
32:" :I'JIOW’ Baum: If She; month till:y steadily reduce their mort-
" lb“ Curbs ' illranr gages, ho show their determination to
Knapp. Henry HOKWIJt-v Miner D ultimately achieve the freedom of their
Randall, Edwin Wilcox. loans‘ to the malfmm debt; and reIlIord thieir sub—
ammutofflflllwersmadetohorruw PW mediate“
. . The score notes with lemurs and
ingmemhers,andtheuaualsubscrrpllons thanks thsuhrryembers for t hearty re-
for new shares were taken. The work spouse which they have made during the
of dwauoeiationduring the past year
and its present condition will be seen
yearto the appeal contained in his last
annual repmt for their cooperation in
fronthe following report of the secre-
tary:
extending the membership and useful-
ness of the association.
Soo‘mNoawsLK, c... July 21, 1801.
annual report of
It Is largely owiu totlreir loyal efforts
that the remarkah e result of doubling
ly submitted:
auoclation during
the association s income and resources in
one ear has been accom plished.
theyearwhichhaa justclosed has been
highly satisfactory toali aliintercsted In its
atlas of all members of
Wtyinterestediuitseconomic
borrowing membeal have put into
full operation all the resources of the
building and loan system, and by the
with winch from mouth to
welfare.
Our
\ork like this will bring its reward to
this time the member-
IIII w ho accomplish it both Incuniarily in
success. Dru-lag
shiphas hasincreased steadil, the funds of
the enhanced value of their simres and
in the satisfaction of extruding to still
larger numbers of our citizens the ad-
the mm have been prompt- vantage of a thoroughly beneficient insti~
1y “rd“ good nus, the members gen- tution. Respectfully submrtted.
erail‘y have paid their monthly dues reg-
nlar y and promptly; but the borrowers,
,hava paid their in-
forest hmand premium payugnts when due.
The expense of the restoration has been
RICHARD H. Gowns,
Secretary.
varylowand no loo; of any kind has
been suflered.
Perhapstheheuidaof the progress
whichhasbeenheenmadecanbegained
from a comparison with the data of last
year’ 3 report:
Additions after the first meeting, 1880
00, 84; in reader, 140.
Withdrawals, lfifl-m, 10; in 18%“ , 87.
Net gain in members 1,880-00 74; in
180001, 112.
Number of members July 1,1800, 20]
hoidin 2,044 shares.
Num of members July l. 1801, 313
holding 4,011 share.
Average number of shara held hr
each member July 1,1800, was 1014?;
in 1891, 1249-1“)
Average not monthly increase in mem-
bershi. 1880-“), 74-10; in IMO], 0L3.
0n uly l. 1800, the outstanding loans
amoutedtoflfiop; ouJuly l, 1801, they
were $20,”, an increase of 810.700.
Of the eigh ght loans which had been
fiscal before July 1 i800. five had been
d of! at par, while the IIiIIuIs on
the remaining tint-e were It 3, 0 and 4
cents. Since dfthcnhthirteeln loans have
beenplaoed. t csc,ouytao aggre—
gatingm, were sold at par, the others
rangiug fromon uarter of l per cent.
ll cents :and averaging
about 104m
Thedsposibof borrowers unwanted
onJulyl,18fl,to¢-B2.,w oraboaner
cannot the alumnus which theyhad
borrowed.
13% of bar-raging mémhers on
, were I against
MM about 7 rceot.. so
tbs the who maddy
tion totho :.:; estimtatzew security mfor its
““3 “W ”wwwwfluiflx
'ipraroenaofthsfaceoftheirloaus.
OnJui 1st, 1800, thenumbasofshares
borrow on was 95 out of 2,,044 or
about I out of 2H.
OnJ 1st, lfll,thermmber of shares
borrow ouwasMoutof-Mll‘hor
ahou 1 out of 15 0-10.
Wand of the proportion of
nouborruwingand therefor mph)-
ductiveaharesirh ygratify ying.
,two semi-annual
UNDER A FLORAL BELL
Marriage of Miss Iva M. fitlllson to Wil-
liaus Ii. Thompson. of New Ilrltrrlrs.
The marriage of Miss Iva M.Stillson.
of South Norwailr, to William B.
Thompson, of New Britain, took place at
the residence of the bride. on South
Main street, at 6:00 o'clock last evening.
0n the lawn about the house a large
variety of potted plants had been ar-
ranged in a tasteful manner by Florist
J. H. Smith. The spacious rooms mus
also handsomely decorated with rose-
budsand smilax. Over the mantel in
the front parlor was the monogram
‘S. 'l‘.," formed of pink and white
carnatious. 'l‘bacercmony wnspcrformed
by Rev. Olin Haiiock, rector or Trinity
Episcopal church. Tire bridgl couple
stood under a lrcautifui floral hell, sus-
pended beta-om the two parlors. Tin-y
were preceded in entering the room by
the bridesmaids, who carried garlands of
pink mam, which fanned an altar. Tlu‘
maid of honor was Miss May I-ltt‘hJIf
West street, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Mabel II. Beers, of High street:
Miss Minnie Rowan, of South Main
street; Miss Mary F, Palmer, of Kim
wood avenue, and Miss Mary K. Jen-
nings, of West street. The ushers were
Harry S. Parker and J. B. Thompson. of
New Britain, and Howard and Irving
Peck, of Bimringharn. cousins of the
bride. Alex. 5. Gibson, of Waterbury,
presided at the piano. After the com
mony an chlorate collation was served
by Caterers Smith & Burton, of Stam-
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson departed
for the west on the 0:11 train, amid a
shower of rice and the congratulation-I
and best wishes of a host of friends.
‘11on will reside in New Britain.
.4 large number of rmt-of—Iown gumts
of [lacedtotire "Mil were present, among them being Mrs.
. . « II-s Thompson. Miss Johnson, Miss
W‘“W:,mm ' II . n. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. ll.
surnfordisfribu tronanrongourmr-mhe . lumason, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. slopr-r
Astutemont of receipts and expendi— .. -.. m1 mm Georgie, Parker, of
lumbfl'dh" N I 'tain; Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall
Millard and Miss Belle Gortou. Hartford;
1 or Mrs. Whiting and daughter, l‘armiugton:
w Millard Thompson. Lynn. Mum; Mr.
m and Mrs. 6. II. Peck. Binningham: L.
‘ M. Monroe, Jr., New Cutlass.
-— The invited guests from Norwnlk were:
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams. Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. mebridgu. Mr. and Mrs. ll.
r R. Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Swords.
Colonel and Mrs. Leslie Smith. Dr. and
Mrs. L. N. Phinney, Mr. and Mrs.
'l‘brmras Benedict, S .. llr. and Mrs.
Jane ll. Tollea. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
(immMrs. S. J. Beers, Dr. and Mrs.
Higglurmfrandllra. 4-.5- Chairman
” Mr. and Mrs. l’arron lletts, Miss llyxhee,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict, Jr..J
‘ Il.fltuith,,MlaI,,SmitiI, Mrs. Buck-or.
Miss Winnie O. Nash. Miss Mabel Von-
", derhosf. Mi. Emily Seynwur. Dr. and
I) Mrs. A. N. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Urcfut, Mr. and hrs. 8. I‘. Palmer,
Charlu Miller, Mr. and Ira. Talmudmr-
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. l. s. Jennings, Mr.
- and Mrs. Philip N. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
w. W. Lester. Miss Susie Golden.
(tenant and Mrs. Nelson Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. it.
ll. Rowan.
bllflmm
m to withdrawing fibrin}- "
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L’Ishll W... ..
Astatsmentofauetsaodiiabtlities
as follows:
sum
loansdus from horrowv-rs ..
cram-..:; '
minim”.
.
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lltvldsarls
Er?“
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‘ ' mum"? u'squnrr mt in
JW feutlhw aw ram
W
“Illa to "(it Ill. Call“.
At flehutrau Park, lIIBrldgspm't Muir
. awn-murmur” mmmnmmmmm
J'l‘otsl’ mm HIM-tflmflfln round, "Willa match fora wisest
”between Walksrmf thatolty.
“II-ii “W“ “m “mu“WJ‘ manna Brady,“ Elisabeth N. no.
gpdut’uul fightlrsvlugbsoomsaltogathsrtooeam-
West. Bdrvardklaus. www.mm
dauaudurh thaflglrtsdrsrvandlbsmmwillrasst
”gm m III-am are ransom
on: Patios laws.
, if. Willisuauufiusdtl and costs for
150“” a. dream. Janus flotilvaa. arrested
' wwmn WNW-l4,
hhflnhthrmt'y
an Motown-mar.
before Justice Harrell. this morning. the
muss. 8. ll.
Wormsnfigowmmsuggm
gsntoalra figures. WWI-fin;
Willi)! “Jamal . Best -
”animations. “mic.
“OIQAI BOX, ”MAM“
I?!" JOImfiHAfififlWIflfiiglamnt-fl
SUMNER Sllllll'ElllIIGS.
'l‘llll coarse AND 0011i“ 0P (3le
AND BOMUGII 1’30th .
Murillo-flier snarl heirloom
are Maytag Nor-walk Hospitality.
Prof. Alfred Hallam, of Stamford. is
tilting in town.
Henry Hull, of East Norwalk. has re-
turned from a visit in Wallingford.
William Walsh, of Woodward avenue,
has gone to Boston to accept a position.
William Valentine. of Fordham, N. Y.,
is visiting Victor Farris, Bayview avenue.
Min Carrie Faber, of Seymour, is the
guest of Miss Edna Kemp. of West Main
street.
Mira Mabel Niokrirsou. of the borough.
has returned from fl visit to relatives in
Holyokc, Muss.
Timothy Adams and nephew William
Adamo! Bcdford, N. Y..are vifitiug
Edwin Adams. l
Miss Elizabeth W. Brown, of Main
street, has returned from a visit in.
Flushing. L. 1.
Mrs. Caulield and Mrs. Randall, of
Bmoklyu. are visiting Mrs. Burger.
Washington ’strmt.
Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris and daughters,
of Bayview avenue, are spending a few
days in Stockhridge.
Mm. J. P. 'I‘rcadnoli and sum. of North
avenue, who are at Lake War .unaug.
\I ill roturn to—Innrrow.
Mrs. Fauntleroy and daughter May, and
Mrs. (marlin F. Osborn, of Fast avenue,
are staying in Middletown.
Mrs. M. J. Raleigh and daughter
Norah. of Troy, N. Y.. are the guests of
hermothor on Ilarbor avenue.
III. C. Whitney, from Sidney. Australia.
arrived in Norwalk this morning and is
now It his father's home on West
avenue.
Speaker Allen W. Paige is on his way
home from Europe (Insncr‘nunt of the
set-iota illness of his jfrr'ther, (,‘quIIy
Commissimer Paige.
J. Heightou Hutchinson and sister.
Mireille. who have been visiting rein.
tires on Chestnut street, this city. re»
turned to than home in New York city
yostonlay.
William Ilru‘kiug and wife. of Brook-I
iyn 14'. Y.,spunt Sunday withl'. L. 'I‘ xnnuy
and wife, of Summer street. Mr. and
Mrs. Tunney are now guests at their
home in that city. -
Joseph Huntington. forIm-riy of South
Norwaik, 'now of Harlem. was in this
city yesterday shaking hands u-Ithold
friends. It “as his first visit to South
Norwrrllr In four years.
(Willi 'l‘llll llll’l'LlNll W Willis.
:4 Delightful Moo-light Excursion (livers
by “'Illlan II. "ally. of Stamford.
lost night, by invitation of William
II. llolly. of Stamford. a number of the
family and blends of UsutenanHlolonel
Crows. of this city, participated in a do
lightful moonlight sail and social on the
Sound. The steamer Medea took the
colonel and his friends from the steam-
boat dock clip. In. and yum-«sled in
Stamford. when! the main party was
Iain-II on board. The nail lasted until
Ioidniglrl, during which an excellent col-
lation was served. Mr. lloiiy arm-d no
effort» for tho comfort and pleasure of
his guests. and for three hours there was
most hearty enjoyment of all that the
most perfect weather and the best of
goml fellowship could afford. There was
but one cause for regret and that was
that Company C received orders for riot
Milllllly at 7 o‘clock. and therefore
Ueutenant Bendrie and many members
of his manned were pmvsntsd from
accompanying the excursion. Lieuten-
ant ilendrio, however. with the ruuslc.
ions of his company, was on the dock
when the steamer retururd, and the os-
curslonists were favored with a serenule,
the male of which and the surroundings
gave ltacharm of the most romantic
mucosa: character. 'l'hsSonthNor-of
walk party arrived home about half pan
oil's o'clbck. ’ 3” "l ‘ "
*W“
What the Ilruluaa ava Dating.
The members of theAlpha Wheel club.
received their sliver badges yesterday.
llarry Wise. of Bridgeport. ruptured a
blood vessel in his bodyMonday evening,
while trying to mortutasafety bicycle and
before nmmlaglostover aqusrt of blood.
Charles Hoytmf the Norwalk Wheel
club hrs rstrunsrl from a two new
trip to Albany, N. Y.
mflphammmduflrtlead-
srsblpof (laptalafieslsy.Marua‘tc
Compolu’tsnnlagflih‘ers mark ill
theolabmnnheraaftsrooollugoffsufll-
dandymlungsdlntothawatsrmd had
amyalgwd thus. 0n the return trip
Omnidyhldth‘smlsfcrtunstolnrs
mottlrsp‘alalstotlrc‘molrlnunlwu
obllgsdtowalk home alone. Another
mmtuvodolroarslu hlshsrefssnlds
shoesandstocklngahavlrg hem stolen
attirsbsach.
Dual-Imam
‘ I
'ormmlrt arms “mother”, hhuhsnuudas unsun—
» board found it advisinblc to diyide the
,lndallveiysshtoufiur cumber-
gamr '
min-:1»
mmumumuu
0 mm
mounts. II. I. ll Will It. N.
”I!!!” AND commas.
M‘llfl' SIDE ”Mum VW’::I. Ell
"All pm W Mfi
%W%WW
1}me marrow:
I‘I'IDN
0% an». 0 was?“
HA! mamas.
enorm- ‘ INA
5%.1 NW
0
New Iggmcoumx. Dar-t
painta, oils, glass. etc unadv.)
WM)
momma
rum-Ii ~ a
*l'.%.: “.33”
madam-I.
BAWWAB? I CWT,
amsrsrm w. 0. Made Ball w
nouns-mo poops.
rampaw hummus.
wnsas'rrs. II. a. n Wan-I. x.
11440ch some.
*uflmuma if. WWW
00!) VI. lain and
Walsh): loveetfints. loans WI;
'I'A AGOWZN. 45 and 4'! W
no mmmmm
WHO.
INSURANCE WITH!”
[CUTGEN'L ”5.00 8.8.1)-
umw not?»
NWPOIJ’I’AN LIFE IN .flWalhlzv-r
mumfihi..l' J. Grubh, "finantm
NORWALK FIRE 1218.00. N. Innocents]
brrainaaaslumlmxooutstaudlnglossclaluu
00
A . I’mprzsr.lnrssr:o.rm «W
“I. “m
Ll‘roarnan, amt. Buparln
‘tlubsorihsr’s" communication in”:
Msnamymam to there- Regaining His Healthsml Tired
moonstone of'thuu- st the twin of Making Denial;
poor-house. bu, we understarsl. given »
umbrage to the salesman. curb m HARRISON miller.
s
it.
or Ills-u- born-I car-rm.
”a Q hopes the lie-torn M Ills,
Ma [aspired the stories that the
M“ of lira Secretary of Stan.
le Your, July 23.~—Tba l'rua‘ Bar
harbor corrvSpondent says:
meat our '33}; hills; mediums ‘
for the gamut 'tbrorl'lhg 'bolll' m
on the hospital project. murmur.
is,snd always barber-n, in favor ofa
townhcspital. it was the first’local
' . h necea healthy smile on his income ruddy swat
liq)" we believe to point out 1 a W blossoms on his cutaway coat and two
"‘3' °’ “‘9' “d h” 8"“ m 0' l“, ruddy dots on his check, Mr“ Irma.
space than any other paper in Norwaik walked and rods and worked during the
to , f . day, rising half an hour earlier than lshls
reporting ”In time to “va the woatlnorder to get through his cone
proceedlngs 0' the committee hovurg spondaucs In time to have an outing. To
the present project in hand. and an- anlntimate friendrhe said that when he
raging - their k. Iratcalnahere the alarmists'storiesabout
oou thorn f“ war To ciao hlalll health used to annoy him lie was
our columns agarnstafree and fairdis- afraldthey “on” reach “,9 eyes of m,
cussion of this or any other question in wllsaad frighten her. an... lard a similar
which the public has so deep an‘iutorest,
would be violating one of the funda-
faarfor his feelings, and so they both used
to‘tthe papers and cut out the searey
ankles before passing them to the other.
mental principles _.of newsppcr ethics.
It does not follow, however, that the
editor always shares the opinions ex-
Onl day Mrs. Blaine caught him weed-
pruned in mnuuunicatiom printed in
luguut the Blaine killing articlu from a
Ned York evening paper which she greatly
admins for‘lts strong religious sentiment,
Indlroln that time on the scissors of both
and wife were allowed to mat. in
flu-lie columns.
We are sorry the selorrtmen have
grieved over the Imnmunicatlon in
question, for it was not the purpose of our
mrrespomlent. we feel warranted in say-
Ing. to establish the truth of the darling-
ing reports. but to urge an investigation
to prove their fallacy. If the poor-house
is all that it should be: if it is all that
the money available for that purpose can
make it, the selectmeu have no nuson
to four impeachment.
No Vso In Darryl-g.
“Elna then," said Mr Blaine, "I have
let-altars take thclrcourse and devoted
myself to mending my lame ‘foot and
toning up' my nervous system. lt is no
uaoforrneto deny these statements. If I
couldllaupona table and have a board
of medical examiners cut me open, ex-
pose my viscera and hold an auto
martem autopsy on my body. the verdict
rendered would not be credited by those
who are determined to have me In articulo
moms. 80 l am resting and laying on
flash, getting ready for the work of next
fall and winter."
Nah. Not Altar the Nomination.
This friend of Mr. Blaine’s is a warm
duress. of Harrison's renorxlinariun and
an officeholdsr under the present sdminis
tmtun. He says that in three weeks of
constant intercourse who Mr. Blaine he
has ne'er heard the secretary of state or-
praana wish for the nomination, while
time and time again he broI spoken hope.
fully of 'a reelection, as if he
already eonsflcrad his renomlnatlon a
uttltd fact.
It. President's sllanca. *
The same paper's Washington repre
untative tslegraphs: The renewal of the
story that Secretary Blaine is sullering
from Bright's disease was generally diy
missed in Washington as the resurrection
of a very dead political ghost. The puhlI‘
cation to not wholly Insult-mung at this
time to the friends of either the president
or his premier, inasmuch its the vehicle of
the story to such as to displace eiloctnally
the empty tales to the tilt-cl that the ad—
mlutstration or friends of the aIIIuiuIsIra-
ties are in any way responsible for the
orlgrn of adverse reports about Secretary
Blatae's health. It could only bi: expected
thu the dignity of the president prevents
his answering any of these innuendooa.
'l'lral Omaha Dispatch.
Some effort has been made to represent
as significant a recent dispatch In an
Omaha paper describing Mr. Blaine as
seriously lll. on the assumption that the
dispatch was sent by the comspomlent of
the ludiana$lls Journal, and on the fur-
ther assumpr onthat the pruidsnt'ssecro
tary, Mr. llalford, must «fit every tele-
gramthatgoss from Washington to the
Republican daily of Ilrsirown city. The
regular correspondent of the Indianapolis
Journal did not send the dispatch referred
to, so that the attempt to connect the
Pluldentlal cottage at Clips May. through
Secretary llaiford or any one else, has not
even that. slight excuse.
PEEFER EOR PRESIDENT.
ll. la, Figuring for tha People's Party
Nani-altars.
Tol’lllA. Koo, July 23.4mm rumor that
Senator Peder was figuring for the nomi~
nation for president by the People's put ly
in l“ was confirmed today. The Alliance
Advocate. the People's party organ In
SOLDIERS HOME.
So superintendent appointed as \‘at
to Suesaed Dr. alumn-
.III injustice seemsto have been done
Dr. llunsou of the Soldiers‘ Home at
Norman bv the Connecticut press, says
the New Haven Palladium. Since the
Home became a state institution in 1887
Dr. Manson has beam superintendent
and rmidcut physician and surgeon.
Thr- IIoInehasgrown soiarge that the
numrrsibilitics by having :I Illllilllfilt‘
IIIaIIagI-r for sumriutcudsnt and up
yarinliug a physlflan lo murmurothedutios
of doctor and surgeon, Mr. Munsou
was inforIIIr-d of the fact and was offer-
ed the position of superintendent; but
instead of all'r‘r‘plillg this offer he decid-
ed to resign since his acceptance would
involve a deco-ow of salary. His resig-
nation was awepu-d and his connection
with Ilw Home thereupon coastal. The
institution is n’ow under the manage—
ment of L. (l. Iogan, the assistant
suwriutvndu-nt, no superintendent hav-
ing as vet been appointed.
The Haulag- Excursions.
The initial trip of the series of excur—
sions to Saratoga left Bridgeport Monday
at I0::i0 a. m.. with a large party of
Bridgeportcrs on board. At Botsford
roams-firm was made with the New
Haven train and the pamngers from
llartfnnl. New llaven and other places
along that line were transfemvl to the
IIoIIsatouic special limited crpreras. Stops
were made at Newtowu. New Milford,
woman and Albany, where more men.
gm were added, and a long train steamed
into thaSaratoga depot at firs o‘clock.
Herctiray weremethyeseorts,whoeon- ii I ralsss “w and n n _
dam! mam-mt wile-w the W muses-Ira“:- Irm'u mi a; dill-
maligned them. In the evening groups mml‘ahu: new movement strewn
0‘ um wereeujoylng res ”Until It was :33. that Iieusror Item-r
" the strings, m M" m Mod the nomination the preference
and wins the mm. The “fut 8-m- Alllsuas men seemed to I... for
logs in so varied that equal enjoyment is at Polk, of North Carolina. sen
afforded to m. 'I’hoaa m If!!!” ator Potter's friends say that the man who
andbrlliiancyofsoammayllndltatthe
hotels. while at the private homass an
l'fll‘lll amount of pleasure may be had. A
unique fsature of llaratoga h the “Pom-
psiafi‘an of the house
of‘a “thy hoblelnan of dill-
covered when the city of l’oinp'elawas ‘
unwind. this Ironic Is a retina of tie-
lrglu tool animosity tostrtdinh of
history. The concussed popularityof
than trips to Saratoga Is now well estab-
lhbsd. and the ermllngly low rates
mkeltposrlblsfor alltogo. Thorac-
ond trip tear. Monday, July flth. Ctr-
calm , all information may be
obtained of R. If. Phlstsd, 48 Wuklng-
funniest,” tickstawlll beau-ls at
the above pheths latter part of the
week.
big enough for a prasldeutisl candidate.
Jury Ilmpaaa and Mir-tor shaman.
Brannon“, Ala. July lat—lion. Jerry
Jumped from the llrldga.
It" Year. July sin-Kt rats a man
raped from Washington bridge, One
adored and mighty-first street and "ar-
lsrurlm If. left tbs following III-um
"Dear lotus: it breaks my ire-rt to grieve
man, but i can’t stand my trouble any
1 have triad for work for a long
them no sum-ad now bid fan»
wallts you altzlrova to all. but.”
sot-um lass-a Ins.
Hummus. July Ila—Tin general
aoaustl of the United Stem of do
Master llama is now
:
Alan-Wilda.
Tire-shot mm 's
Mothm”tobspuduasdst
‘tlrsOpsrslloarsmarrilsysvsalugfor
thehensltofthalforwalknhuryflus
usulugsaadthommafall
hurts. low-Illum-
uniform-hauls. 'I'lrsorarpsrrywll
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Is; their stay In Iowa. Tom
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was N. enough to hast John J. lngnlla is .
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SOUTH
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SOUTH
NORWALK.
BOston Store.
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We are making a. fine
display of .5 cent and
10 cent goods in our
We barre such a vari-
ety of articles that it
is impossible for us to
enumerate them.
Come in, you may be
able to fillld something
that you. can use.
W»- ..O . m. ..
NORWALK.
Boston Store,
hinglon Street. .
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DANNim NORA“ I.
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sonwsrsrmo wonrrsco.
was 1‘ ”fi-W
and brass
repairs” for will,”
SCOFIELD. WM. K bt .8. New
chine eryrnade prurlptlfiy unmet? IMF:-
lflfldmm cinnamon“
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LII’MBURNER, WM. Ill W street 1.
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flue meats, dab, mm“
mum's “14011le MAW “Wash-
ingtoust, S. N.rneats,pou.ltryf «mil-Ila.
TICK AI NASH “also Malnst,8.lf meats.
poultry,clc. Cbolcocutsal
\.\'EBBER,J P. 1: Main at“. N. chateau-ta.
poultry. nah. resell MI.
LUMBER DEALERS 8 mm m
RAXDALL‘SMI LN. lumber Wm.
rough orworkadl‘tlohord Winner. m .
HASONS AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR. KEXBY, 128 West are, 8. N. All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH, WILLIAM ll. ::Iwm st.8.N. Job
hing promptly attended to.
llABBLB AND GRANITE. .
8.31154, Pit“: lgater I'I‘IBK' min-gamma out;
no u e an mar wor dealer
stonflork of kinda. f
MEN'S 001m _‘
cousroc K Imus Masonic bulld' N. Is So. '
Main st. S. N. Gentleman's f
1" ll A3015 A: CD. MWashiuglou at.“ 8. N. fine
hats, gantlcmen' s furnishing“ allklnda.
IIEBCIIAN'I‘ rarrorrs.
or'soIvs-KIJ. In Wall N. A perfect a
guaranteed: the latest sly always on hand.
Km 'Ol it l-‘. l" \‘o. Main st, 8. N. Pine fall-
oriug a syrccialty. Bcpalrllrg. «to.
Y.
(‘01.Ll\‘s, R.M.13Main st. 8. K. Ladies own
material used if desired
l-‘l'l’t‘Ll AGNES MlmflWallstJW. f
”Old Staten lslandllyai ngBuabll-ggym. or
“810 mm
GIBSON, ALEX Sn) 'I’Merwlu st, N. Phno.
organ and
0‘ ma. rumna A!!!) Bum
HOYT,W. [1.4: SON, lfl‘Water st, 8. N. (foot
of Raymond.) Phntcrmexportcraand whole-
sale dealers in native oysters.
REED & not SMAS, 134 W star at. 8.8 Plan-
ters and shippers of Norwalk oysters. ‘
\' AN NAME, J. L4: (‘0. P.0.boxWS.N.
PAHERNS AND MODELS.
SORW ALK PATH-Ill): WORKS Chaall. Als-
thorpe. prop. Riverside are SN. Houseboat-
lng a specialty. by area but water or hot
air. References: Norw kloc lock Company.
(steam): Dr. Bohanuan, (steam): H. I. Ben-
nerr IntramuJohu 'l‘ryou, Ihot alr);Wllllam
H smith. (steam); Grace Church. mum
and many others.
PAIN‘IEBS—
BRAISARI), l”. C." Waterst SI for
him. gum' audai slim rigor" W '
05TH “BANK (3E0. If." 4 Water at, N Bola
and sign painter. paper banger, decontor.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SORT“, G 5 '8 Washington st. 8.x. Ona
quality only. a‘nd that the but.
rnrsrcraas.
Burke, W |'.. office 45am] 4' Washingto at.
S. 3. IIourI-Qtolo. ltollfilos. II
Pl .450 TLNEB I BI'PAIREB.
Ill: Sill-1 E. t‘. F Ior “all and Knight rts,r'. Alb
dealer in piano-I, r;rgans.shcet music, etc.
PLA’l‘lhfi—(utllj), Sll.‘ BRAND NICKEL
Mll' Til Still“ .\I K I'L ATIXG ('0. 49 “'atcr
~t .\l' knuisot’ t lr-rlmplallugdone. llshing
and rehnahlng of all kinds of Int! ”who
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
I. At TO): J 4( 08 hi. W mhlngton at, next 1‘ U
*5 Property for «labours-to rent. Imadv
“'01le 4.BD LA. \o. 11qu t X. houseato
rent and building lotsf or m2. .5
limousine. . t
III was r In ’Ralirouil’lace mi. Meals
at all hours. Strict first class In or
sport. .4 fun tabla garderstak aken. m w
LA\E'sl)t1l‘Ul' RESTAURANT, 5.}!
try the heel. pricesths lowest. O'pu aiin I.
SCHOOLS.
I! AIIIII‘S, MISS INSTITUTES. \
boarding and day about. Springtc 0 "him
“its. )ll-Z .‘tll ‘~' SCHOOL. for Ito and
ladies. lliilslrlr,.\' Spring tel-din open A’prtl can!
SBOB’I‘HAND AND 1'" comma.
LAI' IIIIII's BLOt K. s N. c. F. Plumb. lulu
Day and evening melons. Send for cll’flllll’
511: .43! LN(d.\'l.§ A)” m
\‘mm‘ ALK IRON Works COMPANY. TI-
\\',sm-sr I~‘. \'. nearllsrlroadb bridge.
STEAMSIIII’ TICK“ AOIN'I'S.
l. .\\' T(l.\‘. JACOB )1. Washington“. but KO
‘..\'. Punt kketadraftamoney ordsrprsccad
atom: urinals. ’ :
FERRIS. JOHN H. ft “'aahlnglon “.851 also
brick. lime. cement. hair. pint
340K708. JOHN B. fl'fa ior av no. ii.
Also lsyr r of coal rote walks. on N
31'0" I58». BANlt'S AND murmur.
KI‘TI‘ lll .\l, ”0'00?! :0 listllaud a, B. N.
turn him rs and water era.
I'D“ Li L. J W. as \l Mblngton at, ll. N.
rnvculxo. ‘N
)Iom' ox JOIN H.417» rent-nasal.
and hear y trucking flmlym ml“
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llastd sacs! Berkeley st. .Yslsohoua
Jacob M.
Real Estate and cuss
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