at the bottom.
I It was ’soaroely nocoisary‘ to pI
t
I
0‘ Item
m
Ill.
. . twirlieoort Sarslhtr
,, Are Innocan
I
i f.
it» mu or a. ruminant.
I ’V‘ I ‘" taro-tinting con-mu
Mahat th- altar-goo Apia-t the
MM!!! and Andltor mural.
W. Oct. 14.—-At a meeting of
than. ml, investigating commit.
to pl majority of the nub-committee
m the following report to tho gov.
“m. which “adopted lay a party vote:
‘hnna-nmro show any jolt ground
W (I Eta: Katelyn theor «at;
. , , r M
, 3m. Theorhtmhilatoahozuny ac;
W or oflcial duhm’ my on t part 0
‘ “Mutant. the wt auditor senor»
the recanthyhimoranr money.
, Mummy. tram John Bard-v
uranium? rant
Thocvldencoflowathat tholoastothostato
fill city It throng
Inn-“Wt of John Bardsley. ox-
Mohaidcity. resulted inniargemm
”Mummy reprehensible noun
5““. m senor-h department ultlm
‘ Will the state tremor nndertho
Itwandllador many preceding limbo!
._ 0! allowing county I?”
In to m often (or litany months.
out yum. for 23%: Wmm'
0 tom
haallohrgo—u otnoneywhiehwonldhare.
“My-radiotheflueflthamnta
. topayover the-ulna tor
withh- w'aa in arrean. Thoyalao testified
. Futiliadowntaflinfiyloatthnyhadm
”hm.“ that in allowing him further
hhvlidno late payment ininllhetore
anagram-mont- to tho attorney general
It thoy were only following the pm
“Manny year- back. and were acting
”thou-manna by tholrdopartmonts
in any yuan upon axiom laws allowing
“hmoxtouhnatfl time. ,
Ila-octane le-hcra mutated.
Sloan and
Demon-ta, and that ad-
ioarldnntll Sp. to. today.
the can-titan Dim
he ”mitt-a wan appointed by the
all-to to m ml. tor the govern-
utot that body during the pro-ant ex-
tea “on. At a protracted meeting a
My aroaa a‘aflto 132:» the pro-
' pariah-Mina n3 rumination
, d the than: made by
8b“ Treaanur Boyer and An»
Oran-l Want, ahonld ho had
“Imminent” senate. Thalia-
' “ulna-name eonatrnad tho multitu-
flontoflnthueoata jurisdiction, while
a awn-ton claim that tho
' iaaathorlud to take charm of
3m Tho committee will rout
nonhuman-u.
”MWMWWIMu
‘MhyR-ya-ontatmrowaayuhat
mutton-tau by tho
Ila-landtyhodno notice thatitwuto
h-aianatu Tun-day. Tho minoritydo
I‘m-hithwithin thuwpootthapow-
madadudabmd to the multin-
“nonhuman humane-clan
aunt-minim Thanh-to
lung Ilhnatoiauntionoathpmol thousan-
» I'II‘ l
Naklllrli.
a
E
taut-humanlynmhandhh hid-anus
manure-“um. ‘
Hr. ltotc-r'a tenor ta nardaloy.
- lnanawertothntportlonot themalorityrv
port which an that 'both tho auditor mat
sad ntnto thwart-or teatiflod that thou Ill-I at
my ware withhold by said John Bardaloy
anti-at their repeat-o protein», and that they
that "mum when "l Ilnd I nomalvmgwltlv
out any money thia unmth (roan yum." Yo! at
that time John Bartloloy owed tho Idaho marl!
norm.
it also appenm that the ryntmn oi mart-antlle
” ' and thaw" “ oltho
tilo tax under the direction and control of tho
Milt-col the promo! auditor gonoralhuhm
attention} with gnu inofltcioncy, culpable new
licorice. it not criminal rompiiuity. It also ap
pear» that the auditor general looks to Milly
ht violation or the law her-nose his predommnr
in tho same 1min: had so \‘iolntod it. and thie
notwithstanding the (act thnt tlw not of May 7.
mo. was ml tor tho caps-ea purpolo of cor-
reotlng nurh abuses. It has boon totnlly irr-
norud and dolled both by the noditorzemal
Ind-Into treasurer. Jon: It. For,
Grotto: W. Salaam
The (inrtrnnr'a .‘lcmgo.
In his mmge iiovornor Pnltioon m
View»; the whole Thirds-Icy nflnir, refers to
the work oi the legislative investigating
committw and the evidence obtained and
then says:
Tron: these i arinns worm: oi lnlormation It
appear-n to be the undisputed tact that during
moot oi hie otttqlal term John Barlhlry was per-
mitted to rot-in and tonne a very large amount
of may i’ullt't'fl'd fur and payablo into the
Itate treasury. for which neither made. nor
was our called it and mounted to make.
the account dirt-vied by law. For tho oolleotion
o! the moneys no retained by hint no such legal
item were ever taken as are mandatory upon
the Mata trounror and auditor general. and he
in ohown to hat-o vmboulod them to theamonnt
of more than 91mm»,
Tho stubs at his checkbook and the entrloo
upon his private momoranda made at the time
Show that he paid to a clerk ol the auditor tron~
onl'noflice n uni-half share of mom-crimi-
nally recon-ml by him tron: tho magiatratu 0!
Philadelphia In whom hand: he placed “lentils
[or the collection 0! delinquent munttlo
taxes. There is a memorandum to ahow that
Buckley regularly rot-aired large sum 0!
money from tho publishers or newspaper:
whta-holnainod the mlwrtizwlnont of tho Incr-
uantiloappraiwro' lute. It in admitted hy some
0! the publishers that they paid thou- monoyn
to a i'Ii‘l’k in tin- ntfim» o! Auditor General
Thoma-o hit-(amour. and tho book: of Buckley
lndirntt' that he dirulml the bribe. than rt?-
rein-d vuth tlu- auditor general or nomo yet
nndim‘ovorn-cl WW!!! n! th» name initial-x The
auditor gemrnl ban dull-«i under oath that ho
min-d any share of then» money; WINS
vlorh is dead.
Allngnl l'aynu-nl. in “tray.
Anion: the Irwin and paper-n! John Bardo
Iq appear m’illvm'e and mumimda Bandit by
him to the ark-«t that on certain datahoro-
mired largo noun. 0! money (or Intoxnt from
mmmmmmv
hnd loaned the lowland tho atote. whlrh ho was
permitted to rotnin or wore translated to hit.
by the amount and outwit-nave at State Tron.
uror flour}. K Buyer, Enabler William Liray
oml Attdlllnr th-noml Mri‘nmant. Them name
tin-morondz. ..:..i I'le - !-: hunky! nhul’ payment:
I.) Punt-Tm or mum-y to William Livmy,
vs. liter of (no date trwmnrer. and prnnmalvly
:u Auditor (lenoral Mol‘mut during tho
period that he mu permitted by thow officials
to rotnin cum-mom amonnta of state mnnrya
It also appoan that the auditor [toner-[amt
the stat. trouurer at itinerant tint-n and on
don-x quickly {ollowlng Bardaloy'i receiptaot
Interest wrote Bardsloy letter- mknowlalging
Karon received
l Governor l’nttimn then mentions other
macs where it appears to him on though
Auditor General McCain-m, State Trou-
urcr Boyer and I'nshier Lira-y had oun-
nived with Bar-Inlay to defraud the rule
out of large mm: of money, and an the
senate to take "the notion appropriate in
the pnmium." In conclnnion houyl:
tor the Honor ol l’vaaaylvanla.
l have awaited the rewrt toaod tho exhauav
tion of tho proves-ca o! the criminal lawn
Their Truntl’lttun haa only intenaillod the Mo
coin «Irmnnd of the WW that their manta
ahall mower for nexlwt of duty or mplirity
in crima. The riwmnnlhllity of determining
whothor roanmnlilo mine ealata tor the re
moral ul thorn [will with Inn. The [Milk ea
wvte that it will lw mot and dineharqod with
out rozard to partition wanton ordetrlmont.
and nithaoluulo “mourn for the good name
and honor of the mnununwaaltti
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
aa'uoi coal-t Not ltqaal and a. but
Tran“ In 2:10.
Sun-mun. Cal, Oct. it—A strong wont
mud blew In the {lieu of the harm. on the
mood hall oi the kite ahaped tru‘k, and
It war not mainland a good day (or roo-
0rd breaking whan Sunol waa brought out
to try to rqual Maud S'a record of 2M
Sunol took the Inlddlo at tho track, going
atamy tau salt. 8h madathoqnartar
In six uncond- and the hall in mag. The
thmqnartara waa reached in tax. The
runner joined hot at this point and she
route a grand finial: In 2:10 lat In tho (m
oi the atromr wind and Iowa/ring hot own
record hall a mood Many prominent
honenuo and It was the mint nilk
em trotted under the circa The
stallion Palo Alto trotlad again. hia own
mad 0! coax. but owingtotho Mm;
“Ia he tallest The mile tr» mule In
9: '
l
O
Th. 30" huh ha- Anal“...
XIV! You, Oct, ltm‘l‘ha hoard oi dim
tonal tho Sew York Baum! clnhao
rental tho report or the excitation-r
ultra. that In It- opinloa than no noda-
wt to weaken tho tun torth par»
0! loath; the With 11W, it
ognhown thatt taamwaaln I‘M!
mun hudioappad by tho illaaaa ind
dlnhillty oi canal oi lt- noat ultahlo
playcra The board thinks that mm of
this diaahillty It on nawlaa on them
of the action mnmmt to hart ar
ranged the extrn m ’I'ho mm
million that the man-mt In in: in
in Mitt that the plan!- ployad Matty.
lard lath. Dumb-non.
WM“. M»mm hatchba-
two-nth: (bottom of tutorial-no
aadtholtoatoahthlatloaunoiauoa’ohaai
mlwiiaavletorym tho smith-no
hymn” A
Iii: In Dim Up.
Brannon“. Ala, Oct. low-BI: labor-n
atttoaluycttywuttoaluplaaurm
and Eamon our. to two lap at
ma. Yuma-Manama,
ingthemtotwinhilllagm
not William. Joha Jud, than F.
hum and Miriam-mm
mammary-yum
,Iuaa roan hr (ta-Mar Percival.
Pittman, In. on. Mutant-ti 0.
their Miami man-m
“I mm hath Ankara, via-Int
mltyto two W mil.
within-ppm ’
How Murdered John Whalcn's
Body Was Found.
EBWASIILLBDANDCUTUPBY NY
A Tragedy llmrthaolo six Wool“ All"
It» Occurrence Soar Plinth-Id. flau-
Th DOM flan'a lion-t Ihal "a ”It!
"ran lnlillutt with "to .llIrvlnnr’aWHa
Pnrsruzm, Mam, (M. 14-»Mnrdurod
Itinldnightuntt to plum and lmried In
the woods on n lonvly mountain aide was
the low of John Win-Ion, whose mnnglod
am! ullsmrmllered lanly was mound In“
night. \\ :lléum (.‘oy is in I’irtsfleld jail
ulmrxwl WIIII the mnnlor, which was com-
mirml on tho night or a’oturdny. Aug. w.
in I'ny'u tumblmlown little farmhouse on
a lonely road near Washington dcpot.
Winnie:- “mud on the Bunion and Albany
railroad and boarded with Coy. (Joy's
wlle {morn-d tho attentions oi Whalon and
lu- bt-cnme immune with her.
I! “ no in Valid Banal.
“'lntlen brunet“! of this to Coy and
“'Imlt-n and M r4. Coy finally arranged no
eluperluvnl, tin- rim» so: being the ’rlday
new.» lio- murder. \Vlmlen collected W)
due hint from the railroad and other
mum-s and packed his clothes and hen In
his trunk. She lolt home on Friday
nigh’niod then went to Albany,when
“'lmlen mm to meet her on Monday.
“'Imlon IilltN gono home and was probably
asleep when (’oy arrived. To (.‘oy'u jeal»
omv hml Ill‘r'll anIuIni a desire toohtniu the
money in \thlrrs‘rt pong-mini). He stole
home and uhuur midnight and crushed in
tho skull of llm Sll‘rplllu mun. Saturday
night mu wool. in uniting up the body
will ('zirt'yin; it to the: woods.
John'. Room Wan I Sight.
iln Sunday (‘ny “ant to Albany and
[mind In» wzlr. which leads to tho summ-
iition tlmt Whalvn lixul crmlmd the pro-
puwvi rltipv-nli-tit to him. On Monday
morning t‘oy :mll M9 wile returned home.
On Tum-lay Mrs. (for mllr‘d In Mn. Eliza
liver, It neluiilutr, truce ".Iuhn'n lr-Iruotn."
She will than» had horn on nwlnl row
thorn, amt tm-n- liml. The wall-t o! the
little room were bliitflt'ml u uh blood.
'l'hnt night i’oy and In» wit» wont to Mn.
lion’s ltouw, .‘Irs. L‘uy saying that she
could not uln-p in lwr house. They staid
at Mn. Gem's two wool“ and thou went
in “'tf5TIIQ'III, w hrre l'oy drove a “mi mr
until he W.“ .trh'wh‘ll, rhnrced with mor-
iler. lie pun-Ind not guilty and Wm
m. i f. , , lot-I’II‘MH
Dion-yarn! try n Dug.
Alt-amt lair llm xuwunl \t’mhington w”
aroused, .‘vlu‘ttimn l'umeroy started the
«arch, urn-rilpnnml by his «log, In it think
growth of you“: maple: and Ia‘fi‘bt's on
m.- mum in ~I In. Hxly rmls mutt: of
(1,”. know, In do; began hCTitIt'IlIDK the
imuml. PM do; kept on digging and
mm" brought to light a mopender, which
mu. hut. m it to mouthing ntitl nmlcr the
ground, Sevvrnlcu‘naonwgnn to dig at
lint wot. Abouttqun-i below the sur-
Irwe the n-umma were found.
Ti»- lurty lay on its luck, and the nev-
rrcd lz-gu- wru- on top oi the trunk. The
rrnmxm m-rv [out on nahntur and carried
to llm home where the crime was commit-
ted. .\n rumination ahowrvl that the
skull had two cruahctl and that signal:
haul Inn cut in the throat. Mr». liter
any: that while Boy mu at her house he
wan unmny and drank hourily. lle mn-
etnntly mtrrml to Whalrn'a almnre. up
log: he could not understand when John
wan. Whrn "mtg-II he had Whnlen's
wntrh m hi:- pmion. Ile laid Whaler:
had given him the watch and till) to let
the matter at his: Intimacy with Mn. (toy
drop. Coy in about thirtyfln yearn old.
abort. of rather Mont hullul and unit-talli-
gont looking.
l'htwa Ahmad u III-ain't Inn.
lamina, (let. M. »-The i'hlnm minioter
to Ilornmny lma nmred at rit. Petenburg
from ltorlm. in con-equalize of sudden or-
d!” Irnm l’rltln regarding the ltuaaian
cnormchmmt upon l’amlr, tho utmalvo
tnblelnnll ol ('n-otral A‘Ifl. The China!
uonrmm-nt Immune nlarmcd our the old
vim that the ltnuinna had penetrated far
beyond the frontier u! this diatrict. and
tho minlutrr wan lnatrurtarl to proctor! to
fit. l'rtrmlmrg and obtain tan-Inn mur-
anroa with regard to the Intention: of the
catanlltlnn,
Ian-Hanna. 'I’lnarnloa'a ltory.
.ui monitor. Flo. no. limit". E. l).
lunar, at Brooklyn, lut- Inch horn Tor Ah!
put wool. trying to nuhatantlate the Mary
of the mirentnmol Samuel Thorntonand
Eva Jam-ll. At the beach Mr. Jnnor {amid
ovfllrnm that he countdown tavoralplo to the
cutawaya’ awry. i'orioua Inn-tr have barn
developed that Mr. Jon»: think» favorable
to III» who) told by Thornton.
Nan “with In." Contribution.
NIV You. Oct. tuna boom mo
oi New York haw summed only Imam
to the World's lair. o! whirl: ”I,“ has
but. pond am to Tet-mom Halters-r. A
mount the World's (Momma upo-
aition mmtnimhm rays that Now York In
hehiml all the other loadltm tithe o! the
onnntry.
Mon-in Immune Men: lamy'e canal.
Eur Yvon, 1m. Ithueh dam wa-
domi atom: tho New Jammy coast by the
heavy wind». 'I'ho otnmfltip Ala-ha had
a rough trip. The l’mtldoooa lino ate-w
uflonmtlent’s pint-2n rod broha In tho
mod and tin mom Invitational
to the Nauruhnartta
Show Thmhmuton Amend.
Mir Yumfict. “.qu Charles it
Thrukmorton, coin t at You
fiehnyln, was placed tractor amat pano-
ing immigutlan or charge- ot ironing
worthless chute and duplicating Ill pay
mourn. “Wm“.wm
ta Allen-pt on imtor'a uh.
ammo. rum a no mu. In
autumn! mammal Minx»
the premier tut night was annual to pro
mt «an attain-tut row at an unmet
Marl.
CABLE KW?!“
(not damag- Moo' tit M
The daughter: oi Banal Dual-apt
will watt-t at; will
ulscuvrnen (Ilium;
ace Our Fall suits in nomination, I
be use they were already running like Wildfire: Their availability.
is o onquostibned that all ponies can unite upon thorn afid they
are so popular that their nomination is oguivalont to election. In ,3
° duo’i'ospoct they are at the top of the clothing poll and {in another .
They'are at the top in all that goes to make a m» ..
I f"~‘$ faultless suit and at the bottom in the matter of price, and, like the ’
good candidates, they’ll redeem every pledge that is made in their "
behalf. Equally strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats.
Ir ammo is? COUGII
Housman Ooo,l
sat: Vim—L LIKE:
“BOSS” z
0 Lunch fl Biscuit
Soc IIHI each
I‘In‘uil is stumprd Boss ,
lint-s your growr kcup lIIi' I
I Boss Cracker? ,,
Spring Styles
HATS
IS an. “RAM-Z." ANT) rotolw or
siiflandSofl IIa_Is.SiIxHaIs
Boy's Hats and (Yaw, Crud. flaw in: Mn and
Boys. Norris Son flat» {or Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing Sill Hats.
F.. HAYES
lliu‘lm: rrmovwl his» mm! mnrkrt
No.6 North Main Street
“'Illnupply Ilw propit- of thin \Illltlly with
llwllrmt IIIu- of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POU LTRY, Etc..
To be lonml In the stale.
F. HAYES,
no. 5 NORTH mm mm
viii I! .‘il “'1’“ NUIHVA LK.
fig'mth
into In In”.
min-m. to? “am Street,
nullmtzrolu'. coal.
Mn lilo. The automotive oat-mom try -
ooucu entry's
"our will "Mini"!
1' all who born not taken tho advice um.
n3.“ haa ta m and mow the mum
against climnt chum” taking
LOXATONIC
and art! now tailoring from the aluminum”.
in say.
STOP THAT COUGH
lrntnisdintely. will: 0m! bottle of
Yankee lung Soother
utter trying all other known nrmwllm and
Iailul. you run at om turn to thin with n «or
*anily "I ism-rm. It
DUES CUBE A COHEN
Ihm‘t antler any Inn »r with lwadnrhrJnrnI»
who or an ‘ other incl of when attending
malarial wIwninngt :lrivoliout oI lhr syn-
lrm ntnnrr with nor bottlo of
STI L'LSON’S
SPECIFIC
FOR
MALARIA,
:a . or» momma-d or money rrtunvlml.
new s‘rons.
I Imw removal my huslnm in
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
and have now 3 full lino n!
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
Alan
TIN WARE
"I all kinds.
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
Hill SIIIIIK PIIIIIIIEIIS SIIPPIIES
T. 8. DIINALIISIIN,
South Norwalk. *5
Mrs. Mead’s School
Yo I“
Girls and Young Ladies
NE-IIPENS IIBTIIBEII l.
I'lll}!.\lll'. INTERMEDIATE. .‘i’:\|>l2.\lli'
AND HILLPZHE PREPARATHRY
DEPARTMENTS.
l'uptla minilttnl m ‘Vrllrnlrr aonl \‘nnnnr on
Iln-rvrtll‘lratruf [be l'rlm‘lun .
Mr» Maui aunnum-r» that on elnrm} amt
nnplvmnl alnyn nmrrimgr will he in walling
onllu- l‘ork rnrrtv-f o! frnrlklln nt mt’: mm.
and at til» Witml nt 1:» v. m.. to runlr)‘
pnplln up and down the It I without cairn
r In".
Economy and Comfort!
USE
Gasoline Stoves
And mid lint and Expert: during
tin Bummer 8mm.
“‘1: have the very best mate
TNE MANHATTAN
IN All. SIZES.
Will Mum and tin all the work at r
“mull ! tho lmhloandoaprm. fifty
tau-lat town.
call and See Them
Will! I: Item A tum
VLH Meekerltflo
Ath’i‘w HALL MIR.
Till Alli NINIEII Ilium.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
In or M Vino Millinery. For-mi No. II
M Wat" duet. m I
II IAIN sum. ”All“.
mm m m Mum Man.
”an amr Jar-'6'. low uni-III: from
landertuatiremtmnl‘mmrwa
m ,aallilooam. rm
7
m mm halal
gear” “litigating:
_ mmwg*~m“'r
“W W flflbm
moor-tutti Inuit on.
Q ‘ .
, that you should be other
Furnishing Goods.
A '1‘
Dress Linings.
for the next week.
a. specialty.
' NEW ARRIVALS
Remember our place is
INSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
South Norwalk, Bonn.
, You’ll be quite apt 1200an your eyes a little Wider than you no
, ually "do When you come to look at our Fall suits. Neithe’ra micro_
I scope nor a» magnifying gIass would enable you to discoVer‘any flaw“ ‘
in them. You don’t need to be aclolshiog export to see at a glanco’
that they fire as far ahead of the productions of other years as a
palace car if! ahead of a stage coaéh. You couldn’t improve their.
appearance, but they can and will improve yours. It is impossible
Wise than pleased with our large "Iino 01
M. S. SMITH’S
IIry (loads Emporium. '
We have just placed in stock
an immense line of Gents’, Lad-
ies’ and Childrens’ Wool Hosiery
and Underwear, embracing all
styles at very low figures.
A big line of Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings and Fancy
We are also opening an im-
mense stock of Domestics and
Woolens, which we will sell at
cost, or as near it as possible,
Watch our banner in north
Window for special prices for
Saturdayaftemoon and evening.
Cloaks and Fur Trimmings
LII. IIIIIIIEII,
flW-ahinmon Strut So. Norwalh.
? Dealer In
Wall Papers,
Mixed Points,
White Load,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, $2.00. '
McCloskoy’s Wood Filler—«Best
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon.
Paintin ,
Pa r- unging,
Ca cimining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
(IIIIEGIIIIY'S POINT)
HOI'TII XORWALK, — — -
NOW OPEN.
BOATING, BATNINE ANTI FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecialty.
‘1’- A Maze will rgmneri at. South Norwalh
with train: on the .\rw York and New Haven
railroad.
J. E. EGWER.
5’)! f
CONN.
There is nothing. {unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
IIghtt’llCtI woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap.
mnstantlysold. since 1.55:», Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wasluluy. when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your la—
bor, and save your clothes? If.
you have over utod it, in the 22
years wr- llavo made and sold it,
soap mado. If you haven't tried
with our mum on tho wrappor.
»- (*umidvn‘d. ill arriv-
Tlu-ro- is a» much mi pure soap in a liar
awmrding to directions. do {our time-
l’llilqu-lpllin, Pa.
Ami «leader In
you know that it is the best,
pun-st. and most economical
it. :1in your grim-r for it now.
Bo sun' and got tlu- grnuino,
an” THIS It is not ill» selling
{mim- alone, that must
”ICE log at :t knon'lmlgo 0!
Kb» value of :in anll'lo.
of Imlibins'Eloctrio asin [our ban 0!
any other soap mad». and it will, if used
an llllll‘ll work as any other. Its cost is
but a wn‘ slight mlvnnm on that of in.
{orior soap. Imiat upon llohlrim' Electro-
l. L Comm o ('o.,
O
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Balclmlnet,l’almr
NAll PAPER AND ROBBINS.
Fl North Main otmt. So. Nnrwalk.
Sample bonito of full lino latest at In
Pawn». llonlen nod Ililt Moulding: t on
Imus“ {or Impartial»). on main by portal.
inch intimate: cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN
cfimemer and Builder.
Plans and limiflcatloaa Paul-had.
to do all kinda a! work by it»
Tarn preparrd
int at workmen.» the day or mntraet. at
tlm lot-mt prim and at abort ultimo.
S'I'AIR-‘l ANT) MARTHA WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
”153m NEAR THE DEPOT.
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