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lElll Mill CBEDITflllS.
A Hernia oversees use 1r-
ruas all! run suns.
amabWssru-pm
find an Anton Ml. W1.
‘ lashandltlluda—Warthlmchaeka.
A with! twss served thill
morningupon‘ Stommbl. dealer
insashuld blinds at 13 Water street,
Norwalk. by Cos-table llorehouse. The
storewasimmediatelyclosedandWilliam
Olmstead tanporarily placed in charge.
Hr. Stommel, at this writing is missing
and rumors are flying about town to the
afloat that be h- gone away to avoid his
. creditors. He has not been seen since
lastnight. Ilia creditorsare said to be
numerous, many of them having on-
dtnaed‘notes for him. Some of the local
carpenters are said to hold worthless
checks for various; amounts, the largest
onebeing held by C. L Ogden, of Row-
ayton. for 0190.
'ltissaidthat teams were kept busy
carting stock away from Mr. Stommel's
placeof businemnntil a late hour last
night. His affairs, as near as can be as
oertained,areina bad shape. All the
morning there were mllera at the
store. looking for the monitor, but
thus far he has not been found.
Hrs. Stommel nys that her husband was
not athomelast highland shehasno
knowledge of his whereabouts.
It i learned from good authority that
the attachment levied upon the place is
at the instigation of the Central National
Bank.
At noon to-day constable Conley, of
this city. placed an attachment on the
businear for $300 and the real estate for
81,500 in favor of James L'Hosnmedieu.
of EastNorwalk. whohas endorsed lir.
Stommel's notes for that amount.
PASTOIS ON THEIR VACATION.
Pro-chm Who Will Orenpy City Pulpit-
I'lnrlag Aug-at.
Thenamrs of the ministers who are
expected to occupy the pnlpits of the
city churches on Sundays during the
aiming month and the servicesare given
below. Should any change be made.
amouneemurts will be given later.
First m: church-August 2,
Rev. B. ; August ll. )6, 23 and
30. 'Rev. Otto Bartholow. ‘
South Norwalk Baptist church-Rev.
H. N. Dunning. of this city, will preach
in the morning during the month, and
the church will be closed evenings.
Eonikliwwa‘lkCongregational church.
~Augmt3.llev. LII. Angiev. D. 1)., of
sunfish- Auguas and 16 Rev.
WNW of Lockport N. Y.:
Aw flJlev. J. J.“'1s)ley of Pow-
tncket. it. i. - .
Trinhy church-«August'l and 9, Rev.
C. ILSeIIerk, Norwalk; other Sundays
not yet arr-iced.
WHEEL CLUB EXCURSION.
l‘bellrvsllats and Their Friends have a
dolly Time at Dut— Pol-t.
Owing to the unfavorable weatlwr.
lastevenlng the Norwalk Wheel Ilub
andtheir friends. after steaming about
tbeSouad forsotnetirue. put inst
m Point, the captain and the union
tyof those aboard prefering that ion
trip to Northpat. as was intended. The
party enjoyed themselves by dancing.
eating “food, etc..'until after mid-
night. They arrived at the 3“li
wharfat 1:15 a. m. llusic was furnished
bytbaCltyhand. iitanetinteinthe
near futureitn intends! urgin-
nmerrundonwoaedtho molar
amide resins under the auspices of the
Norwalk and Alpha Wheel claim.
A “Mile! 'nlls 01M.
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ofihetheleinbbsok fromthelru-
lanthanum-tin is the (by Band.
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afternoon. Aquarieilv
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W .I' Ilsa Ilnlan Ian-II lather
to Frederic more Banter.
Abrilliant society event in Windsor
Lockswas themarrlage laatevening of
"is Eloise Islands lather. WM of
lire, William W. tol'rvderchyvers
Baxter, of flouth Novwslk. The core-
monywas performed at 7:306ch by
llsiv. G. C. Wilson, pastor of the Windsor
(hhgregational church.in the north front
parlor of me bride‘s home, located amid
pleasant surmundings on the main street
of the village. .
To the music of Colts‘ orchestra, of
Hartford, the bridal party linseed through
the spacious parlors, led by the ushers.
Dr. H. \V. Northrop, of New York city;
Arthur D. Collin. of Windsor locks;
Edmund E. Crowe, of South Norwalk,
and Everett Noyes. of Word. They
were followed by the maldof honor, Mill
Ethelliather.a nieaof thehride,tben
came the bride and groom. who.srjth
the officiating clergyman, took a partition
in an alcove. beneath a floral horse shoe.
The bride was attired in a handsome
gown of white faille Francoise, cut on
train, with lace trimmings and pearl and
diamond ornaments. She mrn'cd a large
cluster of wedding flares. The. maid of
honor wore a pretty drum of pink surah
silk and carried pink roses.
In the neighborhood oi 200guests were
present. and after the ceremony they
extended their heartiest congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. The roomy and
wellvappointed house was profusely dem—
rnted with flowers, and the toilets of
the indies vied in elegance with the sur-
muudirr§. Hubenstein. the celebrated
Hartford caterer. served the collation.
Numerous handsome presents were d'm-
played, Mr. Baxter's gift to his bride-
being a pair of diamond earrings.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter boarded the 10.110
o'clock express train for Springfield, from
whence they will take an extended bridal
tour, \isiting various eastern summer
mono. On their return they will make
their home with Mr. Baxter‘s parents at
the corner of Chestnut and Com-11rd
stunts in this city. After their do-pirturé
last evening many of the grinds lingered
until midnight, sprmding the lime in :1
social manner. the excellent music being
a highly enjoyable feature of the after—
hours.
Mrs. Baxter belongs to a prominent
and wealthy family of Windsor Locks.
She is :1 young lady of many accvunplish-
moms, and an art'st of unusual merit.
She has been a frequent visitor to South
Norwnlk. where she has mode many
friends and unruaintances
limit; rotor
The New Bun-er insert on (my Ialarul~
varlenlly a Delightful Spot.
i‘aptain Fred Perkitni. who numbers
his friends in South Norwalk by the
m, is, we understand, interested in
working up excursions for Belden Point.
theneiv summernuort on City Island.
ushsdrdindaysme by fortheltocke
way Beach line. llehlen Point is do
llt'rlllt‘ll as the mole-u noon on the Sound
situated at the extreme point of “W
island. where a breeze isalways biowin .
It has a fine French restaurant and
place out of! for the more moderate class
and for basket partim plenty of music
every afternoon and evening. Ideasant
walks. pavilions. pligutltta. with rustic
sluts all along the water‘s edge upon the
heavy storm wall, still water bathing.
nwrry-gwmunds. swings. etc: in fact.
everything to please and sum». The
('lty of Albany willetop there on her
trip to Carey island next Sunday. tw-
a cording to announce“ in another
11
“durum.”
Dolls. a 11:.11 wzrk.
The follow mg [illfliflfl of an humming
letter. from the ltev. Nr. Carroll. who
of the l. R. Church at (Margot-two.
gives very pusiutc evhkm- of the great
pleasure and ammo of the [samba
Finding: four days visit:
(norms-mars. (71.. July 21.11101.
T. I}. M. Dem Norm-We marina!
Will. «.1111» in a fistulas: car.
on. You are doing a good work to give
thou-sells AMIW,‘ to set
sad‘snioy Saute». Truly yours.
J ll. ('isamr-
la rover of as an refiner lion-e.
TheLO. O. F. lodges of tonneetimn
are voting upon the project of mabhsh‘
lug an Odd Fellows issue in this state.
(lraad Nasterfl. ll. (tonsil lets already
rel-rival the mltonf the iallottngof
twenty-sis lodges on the pout-ct. All of
then him have voted in favond the
debit-bureau of mbahotns. There
are menty‘fonr lodges talis- jerk-dice
tionaad thersbevery Motility that
mslgbof them will autism the mom
meat to «scare the lam.
mole-annuals“.—
lino-mom oat-rile» «111111113: that
the (341W have figured that it
“menwovc
any lrac
“wavelength“ the trucks «Ilia.
environmentalists-13M tint at strict
mafiamwdveblchscaapa-
mule-s.
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nudism-11ml Mushy.
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Mommas moth in.
N0 ll, my” LI Imbr avenuo.8.N~.
mount 1 to.
RAWOND. J. B. ”Wain! “will. South Norwalk.
RAND flag-Wand“.
shes won Nenables
mtfllfi'fism larpfi'work no specialty
WILfiONfiJl. BL‘rmst N. Bastianllll I -
ealpriesa. Hans. incubation, lobbiiz. 21:.
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paints. blinds-s. etc. (see adv.)
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SUMMER SlUllTEIllllfiS.
Tllli COIINll AND GOING OF CITY
AND BOROUGH PEOPLE.
«We are.- all!!! Who
are Enjoying Norwalk llanpltalltv.
Mrs. J. P. Francis. of High stroetus is
visiting in Butt/1m.
Mrs. Lottie Fitzmier. of Meriden. is
visiting Gustav Filmer.
military Taylor, of Seaside-Plant.
is onan her sister from Patchoguc.
L. 1.
Jackson Gray. of Main street. Nor-
walk, has returned from a visit to New
York.
William Hocking. of Brooklyn, N.Y.,
is the guest of C. L. Tenney. of Summer
street.
Min Lillie Sparrow, of New York,“ '
visiting Mrs. George Hoyt. South Main
street.
Harry Bowman, of Flushing, isspendv
ing a week with I-Zveritt Barnes. of West
uVl’IIIIP.
Mrs. A. V. W. Bandy. of Nyack, N l,
is visiting her sister, lint D. Dunlap.
Roton Hill.
(diaries Addlor, of New York, will
speml Sunday with Albin Nee-kitchner
in this city. /
P. J. Connolly will leave town to-
morrow foratwo-wmks fishing trip in
New York state.
J. i“. Hawkins will join 11 party from
long Island tomorrow and go to t'haw
tauqun with them.
E. H. Imkwood, of Aabury Park. N.
J., was in town yestcnlny. He left for
borne this morning on an early lntin.
Misses Saidce Frewen. of New York.
and Beatrix Brennan. of llnnliury. arc
the guests of Miss Lillian Farrell. of the
borough.
[The Misses Maud nd Lulu Gregory
ML Klimt. IA‘t'unl—
their cousin, miss Anon
Miss Ms lGrahamnnd bmthcr (‘lwrge
of Lynn. Mm. are visiting their grand-
rrarcnts. lir. and Mrs. Webster A. Brown
Henry street, East Norwulli.
Mrs. W. H. I’im'son nnd sun. of Union
Park. left town this morning for Exit-r.
N. [L where they will le‘fitl a few days.
after which they go to liar Harbor. The
trip will last about three Weeks.
t'nshir-r Henry Price. of the National
flank of Norwalk. accomplmiml by his
family. and Misses Clementine Clmlwcll
and Agnes llibln. leave town Saturday for
the Berkshire Hills. when" they will
spend several weeks.
lira. ll. Becker and daughters Emma
and his. of Wuahingtmr street. arrived
from England on the steanwr Isrhn. yes-
terday afternoon. They stayed at the
modem-1- of William .I. Becker, in New
York, but evening, arriving honw today.
Hamid A. Panama, of this city. 11-"
' town this morning for a trip through
”(he went. He will spend a few days at
Niagara Falls: Detroit. NHL: St. Paul,
firm. and var-low points of interest
through Wisconsin and lllinuis. lie ex.
PT“ to be away between three and four
weeks.
Mr. and Mr». hurls Hubbahl, of libel-
toomtartasl for South Nnrwnlk,yesu-r-
day afternoon. and will armour-any a
number of friends from all"? on an ex-
cursion to Glen Island. lfr. Hubbard
reform to-nmrw. but Mrs. Hubbard
will remain at Houth Norwallt for u ens-km
or two.~Ansonia Sentinel.
PONlilBhl I’I'Tl'llli TIOI‘BIJL
stalk-ls Olen ;:"Tw..w from
the 1|"th if the lit-lo.
Henry ”atheist. wholes] as first
lieutenant of (Irsnpany F. Tut-ably own-
ing. after lasing dismissed from the mili-
tary service of the state. as the restdt of
the findings of a wort of inquiry. malls
fmthathr was. in AW. we,
midget! from the entries for (him
tin-11a the examining lsianIJ L liu't
«stimulus
nljntantgrnorsl tlmm days
mlmmtly passed a
aminatlon and woman
mlwtimhasmsealastlr in them
ml. and lllr'l'l' is mar-i1 simulation on
to the probable activist of the state
military autlmrltiu. ills amdntment
hythe govmmrdoesnot mu perilous
under the circumstances. The sum
party‘s action in Ira-electing Hath-ls
memo win-1m plasibie future tumble
lathe mutation.
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The 1% brothers.“ Captain 0.8.
Lmumksmastsslllsgmday.
Murine-111mw1nunm
Crosby‘s fatallyost to the islands to
am.
l’ndmor Alex. ll. (rims
"Ansell." willgowlforasisnt
mt loader. ‘l'ltarsnty will be con»
put] of neurons. a. it Wins-1..)
Anhsrl’lmaslflan‘ltlregmy.
momentum-111mm.
«hamlet-Mullah”: Harry
normal as city and new films.
of W when fawn.-
loyalty is m wanna
stb’m."
Denim
“mm
Mauritanian ass-a New,“
Winston tom
ltt rut comma wound.”
lager-o. lllllaaa Pater-alias and Dana-
rratle Priselplas-
Porrr Kimono. 8. l., July mm
1.500 psnoas gathered at Prohibition park
last min. to hearllon. QNllls
speak.” Thanbjsat of Ir.
murmurs-1s
m ”I ’3‘ .
”In the last thirtyyeara Malls-
EW‘ its mandarin“ and lib-st!
eontractlnghers. Them
mint has has 111' hours of
labor. if it has the righttoprssrrlbs night
hours it has the right to prescribe twenty
four. It has neither.
"How long a man shall work and at
what business is a question of his own
determination. The government loads
down one kind of butter with a heavy tax
to decrease its production and give higher
profits to another kind. The government
taxes people to raise money to appropriate
lofalrntobuygrainf or those who have
lost theirs by droughts or insects. lt regu-
lates the practice of medicine and law, and
it is being urgedby wmatopr-crlba rates
ofpayforitspractltionamand now it is
demanded byagruatnumbsrofgood peo-
ple that the govsrnmant shall land people
money and help thorn to live.
“Folly could hardly go further. The
answer of Democracy to all these demands
is that just government must stop at the
boundarK-of natural right; that it must
socuret t against. every invasion, and
then leave every man free to fight out the
battle of life in his own way."
Concerning prohibition Mr. Mills quoted
Horatio Seymour'a words: “Temperance
is not the product of the legislator, but of
allocation, morals and religion, " an said
that any interference on the part
government with the manufacture of
liquors would be paternalism.
sun Balloting.
Manors, N 11. July m.——Delegates to
the Fourth Judicial district Republican
convention met here to nominatecandl-
dates for the supreme' court to sum-ad
Judges Tappan. of Potsdam. and Potter,
of Whitehall. J udgs Tappan is seeking a
"nomination.
The ninth ballot was as follows: J. P.
Badger, of Malone. d; J. S. Potter, son of
Judge Potter, 1; Judge Tappan, 8; Jars
Keck, of Johnstown, 1:8. D. Stovsr. of
Amsterdam, 6- A. J. Cheritree, of Glens
Falls. 5; J. M. Kellogg. of Ogdansbnrg, 5.
and D. ll. Weatfall, of Cambridge, 2.
War to the Knife at BIB-lo.
Brrraw, July m-lt is to bewar to the
knife in the Erie county Democracy. This
was definitely (”aided by the action of the
Cleveland Democracy club last night in
adopting resolutions denouncing the Joint
conference last Thursday The point at
issue in the battle is being daily more da-
flned. It has been oallad Sh ‘ and
Anti Shoshan. It is really a Cleveland and
11111113111. Mr. Shoebarr is an out and out
supporter of Governor Bill, while the
Cleveland Dcmocracyis working for the
interests of the ea~prssident.
Frank Brown for Governor.
Bit-trunks. July m~lt is conceded on
all sides that hank Brown will haves
walk over for governor at the stale eon.
ventiou today. There is a disagreement
about the proposition to have a free silver
plank in the platform. Senator Got-man
is not averse to such a course, but the
business men here are generally opposed
to free silver. They argue that the ticket
“guilt” many votes if the plank is in-
so
Bopnhlleaaa at New York.
Nut Your. July ill—The Republican
state committee is in session at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. The general sentiment
arms to be that the state convention shall
be held at liar-lofts 3m. iii. A call for
that date and plum will probably be issued
today. It is said that General Knapp eon-
tvmplates resigning.
Baaagaltlaa for Women-
Turns, 0.. July m—I‘he state woven
tinnof the Poopb' , to bohsldat
Springfield Aug. 11 7. will have as pre-
siding omen lira Stevens. a member of
the «litonal staff of the Toledo the.
A Newark Ian's Ionian“: Ian-tags.
NIMMIA l‘itu, N. JY. July” .—llenry
Bird. of Newark NJ .spd about Ifty
years. and Bliss Carrie Broader. wkussags
cannot be more than halftkagwersthe
contracting parties inaroraaatle
As the sun was sinking tbaoou
repaired to the center oftha
bridge. when amid thsthnnder of the
cataract a justice tlsd lbenuptlal knot.
A banquet at the Casino followed.
Kali-ta of mint choose clears.
Coma!ll.N Y.. Joly I).-At 111111111.
convention of the Knights of Pythias of-
ficers were a as follows: Grand chars
caller. llamas” Null. of Kingston;
vice ehaneellor.Wllllarn ladue. New ark;
grand palate. 8. ll Salisbury. senses
ails; keeper of records and seals,
John . Ackrr: "Jamaal" of the as
our. Peter on
311...... none Dllrntv mark.”
Its Advance In Gall.
New Your July n-Jl'he
summed-1 11.1 mutton...
and western anthracite markets at
tholrmoathlytnsetlngdssldsd Maels-
eresssia ”browns warranted, audit was
sand to have rates undisturbed.
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lClPTWE Ill THE CAVE.
An Old Man Dying in Several
Outlaws‘ Den.
1.. mm ms in pramtpora
.1.fl w,
I grow 'l . am,
no Ingl floors, of Jeannette. l'a., lins-
“Ill; iron the Clutches of a Gang of
TOI‘IWMAII)‘ (lifter .llyalnrl-ma Ills'
nppnaranees May Ila .tm-uunted l’or.
Gunnsuumi, l’a., July lit—Joel Moore,
a wealthy citizen of Jeannette, who mys-
teriously dimppmred sm'ral days ago, was
liacoveml in the morning lying hulf fatn-
khnd and nearly perished in a dump cave
in alonely ravine sonic distance south of
that place. Heis suffering severely from.
ttnrvatlon and expomro. The whereabouts
of tha old gentleumn was disclosed by the
arrest of Joseph and Madison Johnston,
the two notorious speak-easy proprietors.
who captpred through the extraor-
llnary efforts of five officers after a shoot.
mg conflict from behind trees.
‘I'lsn Terrors of the Community.
The Johnston brothers had been terror»
flag the community for over a year. and
their hoadq uarters south of Jeannette had
been a loaflug place for toughe of a most
desperate character. 0n the evening of
the disappearance of Mr. Moore he was
seen in the company of one of the John-
ttons. He was known to have a large
sum of money with him. and when he
to return home that night his
friends became greatly alarmed and at
once instituted a much.
A Prisoner In the Cave.
All sorts of dark rumors began to be cir-
tnhtad. The officers finally mode 11 de-
scent upon the Johnat‘in plate, and the
two brothers were captured, together with
Event of their whites.
One of the men taken became frightened
at the threats of the ofliwra and revealed
the place where the old man was hidden.
The cave wns visited, and he was found
ordering great agony. llis money was
gone and he had been roughly treated. lf
oshadnot been discowrcd death Would
soon have occurred.
swim Hysteria-a, Disappear-nae“.
Very few people in the vicinity of Jena:
aettoknsw of the existence of the cave.
I‘ll-entrance is cleverly hidden and the
pathto it fdntandolneured. These rev-
slnlnns Mnumedan astonishing sensa-
tion. During the last six months there
have been several mysterious disappear-
snoea from ’Jeannette and vicinity.
party, a. r ‘ ‘ with
1mm, are to make thorough search of
the cave and ravine. in the hope of making
additional discoveries.
A Fight with the llesperuduna
In the etlort to arrest the Johnson broth-
ers Constable “'t‘lalton's officers, Pitts and
Fritz, of Jeannette, and County Detective
Alcorn. had lively work. Madison was ur-
rested without trouble, but Joe mist-Ml
and find behind a big tree. Drawing a m
volver he compelled \l’etshuu and Alvaro
:0 get behind trees. About 11 dozen shots
were exchanged before Joe's auununitmu
ran out He and Madison were then
brought here and placed in jail. Joe Ming
held in .131” and Madison in 8500 ball.
usuv mmusrs inflame.
l’ketr Plot to liill the (‘aar and Prue-re
a Constitutional Monarchy.
burners. July ills—A Geneva paper says
that thrI St. l‘etersburg police have arrested
Meaty-eight officers and twenty-sir nihil-
‘ata connected with a conspiracy to kill
thecaaranul force the young cutowitch
to establish a constitutional monarchy.
The ulhilists were arrested only after a
desperate resistance of two hours,’ in which
they used revolvers freely. The military
minted the police. Seven nihilists were
killed in the struggle and aeven escaped.
Captain Arr-as Pardoaad.
our luv, July nurse president has
panioned Captain (lounge .1. Arum. i'. s.
A.. under sentence of court martial for
:oo-luct unbecoming an onleer and gentle-
man. The clause was committed during
theinaugurstion of President Harrison.
Curtain Armes had some difliculty with
the Pennsylvania troops. He afterward
met Governor heater in his howl and
publicly insulted him. Court martial
untenesd him to be dismissed from the
service The president commuted the mu-
tenas so far as to require drum» to runlllltl
himself within an area of fifty tunes of
Washington. I). U.
Illa-h- Mill Ila-lag.
wa llsvrs. July at. - Nothing has yet
been heard from John :71 lllomno, who
disappeared from this city last Sunday
Very few believe, however. that he has
committed suicide lllnman' s accounts
an in perfect order and his ftmll; 1-. well
provided for. On last liaturday Iltnman
dish! a 11mm of uneasy from Sargent
WM“ dii‘ha'ldi. ennui-"3:531.
"f'n’stal'a warn-re this?“ as applet.
forms. July so and breach of prom
its ease of Ill-s Valerie Wink-111mm
minor. lion flair-rt lion-ace Walpole. in
which the latent! asked for mm on dam
apt. rssu ted in a realist 11mm dam-
ages for the plilatl! Captain Walpole
took the ease to the court of appeals, and
that norm reversed the vndlrt of the low
«court.
Iatroil'a malt-age la nachos.
Wmdul flack-rte} Nowell has
salad m the challenge of
aha llnghes to a say distance from
twenty-four been six days forthwna
sidtaadths chain kip of the world.
Mid lingual fat to back up his chat
issue flows“ whims any man in the
world upon the sam conditions
a». m. mam- nests.
Assoav Pass. it. J..Jaly nmltev Dr.
first” am. formerly of minim.
died at his Wis breasts-muddy
mmseveatyastsysars. ‘l'hsdsrtorw
ans-her ofthNewJararyAlnnalitn:
maths warmed-ma
flows-alsofuarssyyoars a mean-y
”Brant.
n”
A Wanting to the arm
myth“. hauls
ran Nilltkas has
Met the Pollard“
So. Nurwalk
H“,- g l" 11. .1... .
etc.
ex
shall on
class.
Yours,
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Boston Store.
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1.; ,1'.‘
We are takmg 1n-
3"]; v?
ventory at present,
therefore have not
timeto quote prices,
To make things
lively, however, we
SATURDAY
place for' sale on
our counters such
goods, no matter
what the kind or
what the cost, as
have been moving
at less than. the
regulation 32:40
gait, at prices which
will“ mekg them go
so fast that
will have to b
they
9 put
in the 2:00 minute
umsgm.%.n I.
mew
DANNIW NORM}! I. "Wily“! nfl
boo mumurammg,
It Drum:
use... W 'W
moieties-oodles
banal.
ware; deal
m ‘ :wmkoraof “‘7‘!“-
'11»
11min bros”. brsss
curs: errors. -
NORWAldli’ on Wanna
lit “'8 K o oomw
ropairsorman lam“
tiCOl'lltlJl, Wll. A. K t st N. Now
cummmwvu u'ii'i'iwhm MM
HARVEY. irl%ot}1lta,mal::s.nhrubhers, Nah“ EN. :3
shoe
manna.
AVIBON. A. 158 Main
stables. flan. oysters.
BENNETl'du
cmlbswmmL fruits.
A 11 AT JUDD’S Cash
specialty. Wald-Met.
NI-
unaunxm. W. is
hridge.B.N. Dealerln
LOCKWOODGhW Washington St. SIN
fine men
slll'l'll'SWASlllNG’l'ONMABm.“ Wash-
ing ti.hst.BN .mealnpouliryfnr orfamllytrade.
Ticnnxas x 8.1!.
mem mun altatnat. mute.
“'1:an J. P. 12 out; N. chanson,
poultry. fish; ‘
LUMBER nuance Puma m...
RANDALL‘B MILL. lNJnrnbor and amber.
rough or worked toordsr.
masons AND annulus.
SEYMOU HENRY. West a an. All
kinds Nikon madman;
SNITH. \\ ILLIAM If. “West .333. Job
hing promptly attendadto. ‘ ,
mun AND 0mm
BgTES. P. W. .xate‘rflfi, N. natal-emu! In
no granil ea in a war deals
stone work ofal kinds.
, 311."; am
COMSTOCK BROS. Masonfcbnllrl “Sn.
liain 51.8. N. Gent lenton‘a stun-111311113“;
FRANCIStCO. flWaahington N. has
hats. gentlemen' s furnishings
momm- Imam V
ocsowsxl 1: 31 Wall “ago!
guaranteed; the latest usimunhud.
KOCOL’R. F. 12 No. Malnst. B. N. Huntin-
oring aspeclall).llepalrln1. m-
MILLINBBY. ,
COLLINS It. )1. 12Maid “.8. N. Ladfaanwn
material lfdui
FITCH. AGNES “MW-lid
“om 'Smen IslandDyelng 'K
MUSIC moms.
GIBSON, ALEX 8. Z: Nerwiaat. N. Plano.
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLANNERS AND BM
HOYT. W. H. d: SON 124 “Pater st.8.N. (font
of 5lullaynmnd.) Plasma xpmtersand whole-
sale dealers in native oysters.
REED dz HOUSE! AN. 13! “'afnl’ 8.1V. Phl-
ters and shipperso of Norwalkoysters. st.
\AN NAME. J. DECO. P.O. hamlN.
PATTIIBNS AND HOD“ .
NORWALK PATTERN W 0R KSW
2h (rrpemprop Riversideave 833'. finalisat-
ngaspcuialfy,b y“ stea hatwaterarjot
air. References: No Cornpany,
tsieam); Dr. Holman“). (111.com):k ll. 1. lion-
tit-ft menial; John Tryon.g1hnt air: WIDE.
H. Smith. (steam): Grace Inch: Mair):
and many other!»
rears-runs. , -
BRAINARD. EC IWater N. or
i aim t.gold unis ‘ signs: a 3W .
us rarruasx one. 11. 1 Water-st N. lime
and sign painter. paper hanger, decor-afar.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH, (i. S. 78 Washington st. 8. N’. One
tummy only and that drobcet. - ,
PHYSICIANS»
Burke. \\. l‘. ,offioe “and l? “'ashinglon at.
s. X. Hourslnolu.ltoa.'1108
PIANO TENEB & REPAIR“
HESDEE, t‘. l. wrWalland KnighlstaN. Ala
dealer in piano» urgam. slice! music.efo.
I'L ‘TIN(--thl.ll. Sll.‘ E B AND NICKEL
«11111 M iii“ ..\-l K PLAT lel CO. 0 Water
:4. \llkimlsof elutmplatingdoue. hob
and fPllnl>Illllg of it" kinds of mum
RI'I Al. ESTATE AGENTS.
1.. \\ T1 13'. .l .lt' till M. \\ sshington st. next P. 0
.I’l’l‘lllt rty fursalc. houses torent.1seoadv
\VmilrWAltl). E). A No. Mainstfill. houaesfn
rent and building lots for sale.
no] for
IMAM g!“ f
in mm: 1'. 113W “no.8! “ lfi'au
at nil hours 5 ctly first chas in every re-
hpa'rl. Afewtab ltakeboardera ,
1. AN 12 st DEPOT ltmal'RAN'l‘. S. ".N.
ify the best. prices thslowaot. Opeaall
SCHOOLS.
ll. \lIlll' S. MISS [\STITL N. Y0
lxmniingamlda} school. "éfim‘algilgu‘
lifts sir-2.1115 «11001. for girls and
ladies lllllslde.N. Spring termopenaa'm
SIIleTHAND AND TYPE-“Xma-
1.1111121” BLOCK 8.11.0 F.Plnn1b.Prln.
Day and evening minus. Send forclrcnhr.
STEAM ENGINES AND PUIPS.
Sultwthk litle “0sz COMPANY. The
W Lifer sf.‘ ., N. mar Ruin-db bridge.
STEAMBII II‘ TICK“ Afllm
1.111in N JACOB M. Washingtonstmextlfio
s. . film's. 111 kets.drarro.monsyordmoeead
STONE DEALERS. 1. '
Fl-‘ltlllrl. JOHNH. fl \" hill on EN.
hri i.1k lime.(ement. bat. petals: “1 “‘0
Milll'l‘th. JOHN 15.“! Ta lor a n 8.
Also is) or of «parrots .1311. re no. 1'
81‘0" I128. RANGES AND “BATE”
Krm' ill 5f. 1.. \Nlile. 'fl Havllnnd at. 8. N.
tins sum-sound water heaters. l’..0. hon“!
POW ELL. J. “125i \\ ashlnan at. S. N.
TRUCKING-
llnlt’i‘uxJollNllntT hrs t
and beuty trucking finmlm "1wa
osnnnralm ’ '
JENNINGS. J D. o lloroslt. IL 9 M-
dencellilinsl l. N \pp'l'ele phone d M
J i. .l.l.‘l rm. (ll-IO. it! No. mm at. 8. N. 09::
RAYMOND. 111:0. ll. ill and t6 Natnst,
Residence 2 Berke-lax x Telephone“?
Jacob Ill. Layton.“
‘Roal mm Wandfmmntm
s wanes . a
‘k b
[mills for 21,1113 ".1?” :30!”
allparts of mm otary an
ledgemonta takeril."llaflroad Tle kink“
gm checked ted Minn. Posl’
next Duos.
South Norw k.Oona. '0
"Eli [ill “BOND MINI!
111111 111 than; (old. Minds!” mm 111.
tu‘hment. calm: alltt on or ad-
dressl 111:
N. K. FERRIB.
Orguololof "the Norwalk HIE R. 11th
IYQIIIIO. a m
nowhere“
deuce. in,“ ,
ALBIN 111 1.1119.
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ill Ill
VEGETAlll-Iil. DNW.’
Botanical-std i‘mmmm
NORTH MAIN mam.“ NIAR m.
donut thNorwalk. loll ll
tom Illlllit 1111111 tilt.-
daft detonation-m 1
small child! Mar ova-lush “at"
prion-rut allowed on ma
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lilllE tom mart
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