in. us. sswlan. ensures rlr
stillness»! or lus slurs
M
, racially-sills;
firtaol the ”attributes
“' r
_ .lls‘vm. item-rum n... ransom
avenue, observed the eightietll anniver-
my oi his birth today. A Samar.
m calledcnthsstillhaleandhearty
olslu‘nlan this morning and was kindly
(unfilled With the following tools:
lbw wasborninDurllanl, Conn,
in 1811. He graduated lroru Ynle' In the
clause! ’31, Pruldut Noah Porter and
W Clark, of Rhode Island, being
membersol the class. At the sixtieth
.annlvessary' of his cla- this year, there
mdvspssentandelevenliving. His
last charge was at New Britain, in was,
ad he [leached its ditidh supiversary
J unison there. His pincipal charge was
i It Yonkers, where he built the First
Minion church, remaining there
twenty years. The church commenced
with a membership of forty, and during
his pastorate about 500 members were
added. Dr. Seward and his congregation
were very patriotic during the war, rais~
in: tholuandsol dollars. Bersodved
“doom from the University of New
York. He was located for three years in
Portland, Kaine, and came to South
Norwalk sixyearsago. Binocthen he
poached in the Wilton Congregational
church for three years, and in several
at the churches in this city. He has
W the pulp" of the Southport
muons] church for the past three
mills, during Rev. W. H. Batman's
trip south.
Dr. Seward is the father ol live child-
ren, two at whom are now living. A
brighter is the wife of Rev. Dr. Gleam,
thinly s pasta in Newark, and lately
of Hudson, and his son, W. F. Seward.
h «Nor of the Evening Herald, in By rs-
ears. N.Y. Dr. Seward has been en-
"d in reaching for titty-live years,
adhstill very active. He has received
area. of congratulatory letters from all
parts of the United States. His daughter
5 spending the day with him.
‘ ' inmost, soccer 4.
Another ”It. Fixed for the lather-list
' Male- to (lion Island.
“'11: m l a Sunday school will
give “grand excursion to Glen Island,
the whrldoraiowned day summer resort.
on Tuesday, August 4th. leaving the
stumhout. whorl at 8 a. m. This prom.
hatdbn themost enjoyable excursion
ot the aon, ad everybody will want
logo...
~Bnngnrian Tokay wine {or invalid»
at Belts & Farrington’s.
Wilton liq at Cleveland.
Nine thousand persons attended the
raoes at "Cleveland yesterday. llama
Gowns was the tip tor the 8:23 clam. but
Little Albu't captured the that two heats
easily, reducing his mark to 2:10}, and
wouldlnveprobably eflsdtheraee but
lovan scckleut in thsthird. Dandy got
so close to Nettie King that her aulky
went into Albert's, ripping the nukes
out, tiIIStarr thougbtil dangerous to go
mad pulbd upat thequarter. Honest
Guys got a good lead. but quit coming
hosts, Walton Boy leading under the
whlpinsmt. Theracehad tobo post-
poned altar that, with the summary as
loilnwa:
act—s; mmlnnnnlshzdl
uni-Alba's (stunt.
.. .Ilai
ca:o-ua~r5-u—
504.9130“:—
aa—amauanuaouaur. Chickens.
'l‘komasflkandflra’l‘lmothy Collins
an ousting-mum. Yesterday
lsaWehlsksnsptoutand wan-
”,lntollk's pasture land. When
nae-anal
ts.
litill'l'lt yNO WAL'li' SAVIEfi high. will“
rua 1:an
. sashandblind dealer at Water street,
.mecoditioant ls,
.gg-qouusa—E
out militiamen"
film her over thebsckand
sicknntilltbvoke. lletllen
bashed who leans;
bfimm
flrbsiswknpatwthsjobsrs
than..- “M...
(Who ole-ale?!
Mmmuar‘a soswmh
may w' mlgmbgom
AND “10!! must/ileum
BROWN. .st.llain Mansion work- bring
mrioot and have it ”elm. Repairing. etc
”dram A... ...... “a...” A
Ills airman; slum A
Aston Manuel’s Anus ia Worse Coalit-
tlon 'l’han at first Reported.
The attain of Anton"8tolnmel. the
Nu'wlilb.‘ mat-nan place oi business was
M rm by an attachment levied
by the Central National bank, are in
,than was at
that ‘supposed. Nearly very boss enr-
penter cl Norwalk has either endorsed
hisnotesor loaned him' money. He is
also in debt to various business men.
Brown a Hodges accuse him at playing
ashabby trick on them, the particulufi
cl which were told to a Summer. re-
porter as follows:
A short time ago Mr. Hodges endorsed
a five days awommmlation note lortloo
for Mr. Stommel. It had only run three
days, when he sent up a new note to Mr.
Brown, who refused to endorse it, but
handed it to llr. Hodges to return toll:
Stommel, with the information that
they did not wish to put their name on
any more of his paper. Mr. Hodges
took the note back to Mr. Stommel, but
was told that it was simply a renewal ol
the old note. Mr. Bulges was persuaded
to sign it, but failed to get the old note.
Mr. Stommel at once drew the money on
the uewuoteandlettheothcr one goto
protat. Brown a Hodges weré‘hdtilied
yesterday morning of that tact.
It is said that C. L. Ogden also claims
fraud in connection with his worthless
check for $190.
Mr. Stommel's liabilities are said to be
considerably over $10,000in notes, worth-
less checks. and borrowed money.
lie was seen in Bridgeport yesterday
afternoon, and is known to have visited
a dentist in that city. After that he was
seen at the Bridgeport depot, where all
trace of him was lost.
Death of Mrs. c. Francis listen.
The Washington Post contained the
following obituary:
The death at New \ork recently. of
Mrs. C. Francis Bates, ol lks-pegrovm
Newport removes one at the most
gracelul and amiable women who ever
adorned Newport soclet. in the last
years her failing hea th made it im-
0“bio for her totake part in social
dlie but !until then her lmell'lttoge at (od-
ington olnt wasn c in: meeting
lcrplemaut purple. I‘flrn.Bstes
noanlbltion together about her the
merely rich. She valued chiefly unit—
on and I'l' lilloment, and the well- ’known
writer “Margery Deane" wrote of her
that she brought er in herdmwillg
room the mtg: in h lgelnt circle as New
port. Mrs tee creel llt'r
ary alcoluplishrneuts, unlimited very
graceful W" de article. She was ohm
an artist of no mean proficiency But
what endeared her to her friends and
charmed her ualntances, was her
exwlient heart, and the gentle will
that spoke in her manner an all her
actions. Her a bio manner only
Mia-ted the kindness of herd tion.
ller lmspltality was uubou , and
with ample means of exercising it, she
gave much pleasure to many persons.
articularly wasthis so to many army
and navy people at N.ewport to whom
we was alwaysoptm.
rs. Bates leaves a husband. son and
two dough to lament their tiles. One
0! her daugh is Mrs. Sexton, of New
York, and t other ls the wile of turn-
mnnder Francis W. Dickens, of the
Navy, at [absent stations] in Washing-
ton.
C. l". Bates has many worm per-ma!
friends in ourjcity, and the firm of
Martin Bales. Jr., a Conol which he is
senior member, have a host of stamlch,
true frienlisall through th'al hailing dis-
trict, all of whom sincerely sympathise
with Mr. Bates in his late lavreavenlent.
lfaois lllraas.
A strong well—balanced play is "Uncle
llirarll,” holding its interest to the end.
while its malady elements are in the
highest degree cumming. All the un-
sophisticated but withal decidedly sharp
old farmer, Hiram Homespun, A. ll.
Woodhull. has broad oppmtuulty lor the
exercise at his eawllent talents as a
cornch and author, and does so with
irresistible ellect upon the mobilities of
the audience. It ill an immensely catch:
lug lndlvldusllsatlon. The play is pro-
duced with line scenery specially painted
for it. its representation will be greatly
«clam, we
Martha‘s?” the WW lamb!” intro-
duced throughout the play. It will be
at finite list] next Wednesday evening
”W“ i' ‘
’ ‘ ' X at. W lair-t lash out:
“the many lrlmds ol llasd llavliand
will be surprised toloarn that he and
Ira. Marina 2. hunger were married
on thentll dayol lastllarehdhe cere-
mony being performed at Jersey (:ity by
the Rev. W. ti. Pamiy. pastor of the
First llaptlln church cl that place. Since
thattllor titenlsrrisgnbas beenkcpta
pmlotlnd secret, none but the very near
relatives at tllnoonplsbringawsre of the
occurrence of the plea-mt event. llr.
and in. llavilsnd are now receiving the
mgrstnlstiona at their lrlsrllb.
W
‘I’aPayMllstadrblsdasn
furthepnnlllsnolpayingodltsia-
dshtodmthellorwnlkandsonthltor-
walkllloctricught company halal-art
sssrluuthsulbsscarnltbysihstm
”summations ital-pane
Manor. llcanlm, trustees, oi lilo,
emulation Thorn weighty
“1“,“.mlpsrcent.
m,.andslspayablsintwsstyyeus,
mumummndm
years
, mummy-ass;
Mintlarlastkaonsllrtoptissa.
walla. ‘avenna, 8. N.
m I
MBAYIDWJ. It. IlWalorattfioutb Norwalk
II, D. h snlll, I. N.
Wllsos as. cru- luci'wwy
0 ill ll) .
’ mammoth...» we".
“016A! nos worscruasas.
WfllonNfillAil an I N. la n-
lwlursrulolwllm- Rim u's'l ' will...
run ‘L‘Olllltl All]! some or our
AND nuances reel-Ls.
m
an IaJoylag lorwalk Hospitality.
Frank Ryan, at Daubury. is the guest ol
Ills. W. F. Fawcett.
Frederick W. Buckley is taking his
annual vacation. He will sperm it in
town.
Dr. A. H. Baldwin, ol Norwlslk. re-
turned yesterday nfterrloou lrom" his
western trip.
Mill. John B. Candy, 0! Newark, has
been visiting Mrs. G R. Wilkins, of Bay-
vlew avenue.
Misses May and Ella Lyon, of Philadel—
phia, are visiting Ilr. and Mrs. Lyon,
East Norwalk.
Sherwood C. Cummings and family,
of the borough, have gone to Canaan, for
a lew days’ visit.
ll. G. Trowbridge, of Savannah, (la ,
is visiting his brother, (I. S. Trowbridgv,
South Main street.
Frank Buttery and family, 0! Silver-
mine. returned Wednesday lrolnatrlp
to Lake Cayuga, N. Y.
Misses Dora and Lihbie Allen, of New
Haven, are visiting Mrs. M. D. Randall.
Riverside avenue, East Norwalk.
Hrs. George W. Warren and Mini Cur-
rie Strong, of Cambridge; are visiting
Ilrs. V. A. Scotield, of Courtlandt place.
Mm. Robert W. Keillor and daughter
of North Wilton. are visiting at the reel
deuce of 'l'. 1. Raymond. on West sire-6t.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dennis and Miss
Katie Reed, daughter of Mayor [land
have returned lroln a visit in Worcester
Mass. ’
)lrll. Elmer E. Stevens and Mist-l Flora
Milford, of New York. ill’l' visiting at the
residence of J. Irving Dibble, Bnyvicu
avenue : ,
Editor B. W Maples, of The Hour,
and L. l‘ . Green. cashier of the Fulriield
County National Bank. are at Portland,
Oregon.
Rev. K. D. Nettieton and grandam. (ll
Rochester, are visiting at the residence
of C. L. Paddock, Iluple avenue, first
Nllrwnlll.
'l‘lle “me May Swill-lat. of hours
sin-ct. :llld Kitty Barlmlu. of High street.
Norwulk, are the guest of lriolllls in
Bridgeport.
Professor “'lll'L-é Earle, ut Illt' Nllrwnlk
Military Institute, is gummy-ring in lllv
White Mountains. lie is in the best of
health and spirits.
Eugene (isllom. of lsllpellllllg. Mich"
willll-xlllu' to Norwnlk to lllll'lltl the lu-
neral cl his lather. the late John Unborn,
has returned home.
1'. E. Jackson, of the llrm of Jackson
& Son, ol Middletown, a large stow
holder in the Elwtrlc Light company.
was in town int evening.
Dr. George W. Ward and (.7. 1'. llamil-
ton. of Brooklyn, who are taking a tour
oi the east on horseback, stopped at the
llulm-kellm hotel last night.
Mills (lilcllreat, operator in the trio-
grnpll office in the Mallet-heme hotel.
spent the day with her sister lll Bridge-
port. bliss J. Bullivamutsltstout opera
Gilchn-st's absence.
NW A BltlAllS‘l‘.
false Reports.
lain-epic (‘harlle and Mrs. Steeple (,‘har-
lie were in town this morning.
lulled at ’l'lla Evaslso Similar.
edit-c, having started on a tour
articles ol which they have been the
subjects. the latter therein figuring in
and thatol the means through which
evening below to Him Julia Newhouse.
whomhollvedashiawllr.
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to WllllalAllfllll. “JIW
SUMMER slullEnlllcs}
horatary ram lays t a all-nasal» Dist ,2;
Whoroaallow‘i‘hay Brand Mrlaars w
elm—Oat at m- aassts Wllo
tor. had cllargcol the "din- lluring Bliss
lit-epls Charlie hooking Cornell-I at
lie
at the leading newspaper oliices of
the state with the intention cl tunneling
two capadtlen, that ot awrongcd wife
the wronged wife was mud. As a
at.
tcthatpapsradispslchtotlleelisctthat
Charla A. Taylor. batter known as
"Bteeplrf'harlie," hadbrenmarriedtlle m
Thrill-patch was wbielyoopledand soon
beganto appear with additions to the
eileet thatllteeploCharllslaobsbly was
IW.MMhfldttrlflllblllfl
invarhaaComoettcnttowrabeh-dluen
nominated by ayonng man with
Atlrfl‘l‘aylor was inolhsdto kngh
”WWW hebssaowreallsed
N
wd’ssfl WWI-Leanne's.
”My straw.
mum“ 31%.“. Ohmnvwmdmwuflfi.
mousse, ll. lblIWallth.
mm PIPI-
MDO “A“
team sin "PflAlnlACYNanandt ave. not.
saunas Imiotlllndhblblll.
, mm”! -,......_, m.
NOT “UHF BY PLAT‘I’.
lot latarlsro with lrbatdl.
Nsw Your,t July It. —-A Washington
special to'l‘ksl "Nautical” s. 80:1:
tary rm. when
MW
nw as W.
”In. 'Ww-Ja
t's hands bolero l wantouttoObio.
abadauldsatkstllr. Flatt was later-
lerlag with tho subordinstaslnth'a custom
loose. I don't know just what special
ground be based this complaint on, as Mr.
Plan has not interfered in anything ot the
sort nines I became secretary olths treas-
ury. l lancy the lasting between the two
gentleman was at long standing. The
reason whyths resignation was madoilual
occurred, however. alter the collector's
letter had been in the president’s hands
[or some time. I relsr to the cutting down
of the custom house lures. We won
obliged. on account of tbs refusal at can
pass to make adaquata appropriations, to
economies on all sides.
"The collectors generally to whom we
a pplled their willl to sub-
mil. to reductions. Colonel t stood
out, however, asserting that he could not
mug with ssmallsrlorca and do the
asset his allies properly. We sent
special agents to investigate thanlattsr,
and on the strength of their rt we de—
rided to reduce sxpensu in 'ew York.
Colonel Erhardt took this very much to
seart, I believe."
“In Mr. Barnett still Mr. Platt’scholce
.or the other!" .
“Mr. Bursar-glpointmsnt was decided
upon by tbsp out, to the bent at my
rnowladge, without any lug
aim. The president appoin imbe-
some he regards him as the best man lor
.bnplaoa"
THREE HUNDRED DROWNED.
India Dev-stated by a Heavy Balnlall.
Many Storms Ila-whore.
Boston, July aL—Filteen inches ct rain
sas fallen within the past twenty- -four
hours. Tho towns cl Mahoodaand Bhow
hugger, in the province ol Gujarat are
flooded with water, which rises breast
nigh in the streets. Three hundred people
sud a countless number of live stock have
been drowned.
Damage at Williamsport.
WILLIAIHPOBT, I'a. July 31.--0ns ol the
scariest ralnlalla this city has known
recurred last night. The streets in the
lower portions were flooded three last deep.
A span of the new Maynard strast bridge
wasbldwn down by the wind, savavallsllls
were damaged, and thirty llva houses on
dis south bills ol the river wars wholly or
:rtly bimolzlgwir foundation's. Ono
use on ‘llrs. Fndaraey was
badly bust. -
Damage by Iain la Plat-loll.
PLAINVIILD, N. J., July IL—At noon
the worst rainstorm which ever broke over
this vicinity occurred here. Cellars were
flooded, loundailons washed out and other
damage done. A large skylight in tile
Stilles building was broken in by the force
of the storm and the building was flooded
l'he law library ol Judge Nelson tinny on
was water soaked.
Struck a Lady on tho loot.
Ptrussrvuu, X. J., July at—Whlls
the 5th) p. to. Philadelphia express was
standing at the West Janey station here
last evening during the savers electric
noun, a nashol lightningcasne in through
so open car window and struck alady pas
longer on the loot. without, however
doing much damage.
Lightning Strikes a ”has.
Tumult. Unt, July 3t ¢Ughtniug last
night struckarofioboat containing three
boys Gerald lie said was killed, and
his companions. Arthur Crow and Clay
ton Pints, rendered unconscious {or sev
lral hours.
sac Was an Old laa' s Darling.
Mullins, .’ 1., July aL—snplmll.
White, ol Shelby, who is seventy-five
years at age, and little Ella Bil-all, who is
louruan. are new man and wile 'l'ka
Blaaell girl's to claim that White
rsuadsd the lilo. tlogirl toelopewith him.
'hlta was arrested on the charge of at»
inetlon, but escaped.
Iaavst's Vast “on. tasks.
Paovlnsscl. Jsly IL—W. ll. Hearst. at
but fraud-co. has had t at the nor-
mboda' shipyarlk, at tel. a steam
yacht. Yesterday a private trial was :1
the cralt on Ilonnt Hops bay.
enough was developed to must“ the
yachthlste be classed among the lasts»
vasss
(hint to loans Cola—baa.
Wuataeros, July at ~11» psopls at
Calrl, the ancient ortinni city on tho
aland ol Corsica, which among several
3:; 3213!. claims to breaks-paths
ll CW Colasa have
sadsrtakaa to rains lunacy tor theme-
:‘onnlastatnto to the explorer in that
y.
millilnl‘h’" “I. m“,,-::”;.,. 'cm ”mm Mrs-Hing!
All?!" a! Wop the Wino-antic ”tum
All will“ w the” Grad Array
rasalapalsat to be bold in Washington
seat year wasalrvsd he veterans
“If“ immamp
Iantlank—Kaluled with nsveutoea Baas
D, the Chicago null the flag at one
Malt Displayed.
New Losnos, Conn, July Btu—Tbs at
tack upon Inllor's island, which was in
the possession ol the illlaglnnry enemy, by
the marines of tho white squadron took
plans Thurulay afternoon. The defending
torus numbered about an. under can»
inand of Captain Ill-id, while ths'attuizk-
in. party had no. commanded by Lieuten-
ant Commanders Mauny. 5Wlnblll’ll and
Miller and Lieutenant» Rodgers and Mn-
sou. The brigade unurllamlcr was Captain
Cassy, ol the Newark. The boats ol the
attacking force termed in line on the
northern side of Fisher's island.
let by a “vial: Pin.
0n approaching the beach they wernmet
by a brisk small srnl lire, towblch they
rallied rplrltediy The artillery openad
firs and drove the marines beyond the first
high ground near the bench. A battalion
taking advantage 0! this engagement,
rowed rapidly to the lunch. landed and
diployod as sklrlnlshers. The remainder
ot the turns soon landed and assumed po
sition.
Drive. from ‘I'Isolr Position.
Then lollowrd sharp tiring on both
aid". the defense stubbornly contesting
thogrouud until they were compelled to
{all baoknuder the pleasure at superior
fem until they were driven from their
lulwsltion andtile' 'bnttlo" was at an
end.
Connecticut's (lover-or Nalats-d.
The governor of Connecticut was among
the spectators lla arrived at noon and
paid his respects to Admiral Walker, who
had previously visited him on the Stoning-
ton. Upon leaving the governor was as:
loud with seventeen guns and the flag of
Connecticut was lllsphlyed on the Chicago.
A dress parade took place today. than emi-
lug the drills of thronval militia.
YOUNG PEPPER WAS WILD.
Ila father ’l'olla Why 80- Eu! 0' the
11.00. l‘rlsurs lat-ruse.
Palunrmlls, July 31. ~l-2 lwsrd Pep-
per, 8L, has lllad his answer to the allega-
Ilonsuads osthimb‘yhlsson,”
want r., M. It. in bill of equity
IlodApri fl llihls bill Dr. Pepper, Jr.,
alleged that ill health obliged him to give
up his practice ol medicine in Paris some
time prior to January um and renum-
to Algiers. lie admits that he released to
his father all interest in hls inhn-rilance
from his mother. illlil tlllllll" that ill!»
lather agreed to pay him lilmlmucoll
year, the copy at whlch nullenlem hlri
lather destroyed. The annuity was paid
for it while, but lur live )l are p. lst no pay
ments have berm made ”-ilu allswrrlie
tiles that Pepper Jr. Wu» forced to leave
Paris because of ill health, but says his
departure was owing to his misconduct
with women.
lie agreed to pay hi». scum» lmoem
month to avoid sound: 01 the payments to
continue during good be,havior on com“
tho that the money be used for the sup
port cl his wile and family. llelearnc-d,
however, that his son had abandoned his
loudly and gone ed with a woman with
whom he was living, and consequently
erased paying the allowance. Thcagres
moot was made solely for the snppcrtol
young Priler't lamily and not lor the mp-
port ol the son in a Ills of degradation
Na Allan rut-mm Labor.
Wuulsorox, July al.-Secretsry l'os.
ter has sent a Japly to Mr Neidrlnghans.
of St. touts, which anpercales and oh-
llteratea the view of Mr. Own, the super
lntendent ol immigration, in his recent
latter to Mr. Ncidringhanll lavurablelo
the employment at alien laborers in the
tin plate ioduttry Secretary Foster sim-
ply intimates that the law must take its
course the samaia the tin plate ludqu)‘
as in all others.
salvation Army ”Ours lame-l.
Nsw Year, July at Adjutant William
Wallace Winchell and Adjutant his Mn,
of the Salvation Anny, were rnamell but
light by lira llalllngtou lllxllh, wile oi
the commander [sacral or the army in
America, who acted in tho absence at her
husband. The wedding was a notable one
from the tact that it. is the out time that
the ceremony has been psrlulnml
by a w .
It. “has Ilaiasar’a lanolin-a.
Ban Banana. In, July lit-A luncheon
my will; by “-0.1??th sum-r.
vvolaa ,at t anon elu so
pa. Brahma—l. 151:)”; 1&th
renown...» m
Jr: a”
flawless-scam
A luau asked-or Iatsaa.
medl‘” ”'3? ""“"'“"
II titan WW
iro- Iaaieo, was sols-d by «atoms am
can under the section or the statutes which
unid- tbat no vessel under thirty toll-
nlon shall trade between Americas and
larsiga ports. The Ellen wasarlnallcrstt
antler thirty toss burden.
lost-v challenges cannaa aaa Abs.
mm. ’.ls'rmol~Aassriea‘,zk:"m
wrest c
leaps 'I'o- Caaaea and Carl Abs. the
“crunch.” adoring to wrestle
«Autumn-loosenin- world's
mMnth-«cbwm place in
Nisork.
Montana» the Iris Ila-at.
Iaasns rural. r» shalom-uh ‘or‘cés- ‘
WM
em I “anamor-
“em..s.
”catamarans
“cold
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etc.
shall on
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class.
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enema walla ' mission
but and” atar Toll.
waconurocxm .Dayswi. it. also
Ilium
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ate
mm
MIDLDWMMUJI.
We. ll ”Wallet."-
uncommon-m
Woman“. ”I “11%..
TAYWIEBAM comes, ll flme
“5|!ch WIPAII”.
chz‘qufl‘wn leB.‘ ii. I"-
? ll! 8.00. ”W
morbid. .d'll.“ a?“
NflltWAllli Fill! Nil. (:0. N. lo“I “mural
illns nuns simmh'ooutstandinghs-cbdna
Pullm‘. LIFE this. (so. The. tow-sill
Itflt‘rsslsaa mutant-"lute
., ,w ., .
Bustoll tore.
l
taking 1n-
ventory at present,
therefore have not
time to 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
than the
regulation 2:40
gait, at prices which
:mll make them go
I‘ j, .,. T"
so fast that they
will have to be,.put
in the 2:00 minute
to. lllllvalllnslon Bull,
88 WABl-IlNGTON STREET.
if:
Jssvl’sy'f
.5 st:
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ters and shippers of Norwalk
VAN NAME. J. L R CO. Rahal”.
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lug a specialty. by Nmkfi
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and many others.
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quality olily, a‘nd tbt the but?"
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dealer iri plant». organs, sheet Inmate.
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Jacob M. Layton.
that hate as ”(W
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to all partnol
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annuities-o.
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out till loll llliol
with all their
from» can ass-ks
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