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the Work For Kant Your. ‘
Oi theapproprintlon torimproving and
indmd were titer to «capo
With their lives and what little they
could with them.
When iii: flritinh landed, old Ca it.
Whitney was at home, and his sloop y
nuelwred in the creek: and thinking the
would all match up the road about ha i
a mile from his house, on the mat side
where they had landed, he sent word to
all the neighbors near by. and told them
to bring their iniiiilies and furniture
rlownto his sloop. and he would take
them all safe out of the harbor, wt soon
to‘Norwalk aid the other half to South
Norwalk. George H. Beardsley, of
Bridgeport, having acquired the contract.
he has been removing mud ' at the rate
(approximately) of 1,000 yards at day, not
taking lino consideration delays through
weather. etc. Dreding at South Nor-
Wlk was begun on October 20, altor- an the British left the Point. So, sure
noon, and wan finished November 10' enough, down they came. five or six
famlios, with 0:: cartsdonded down with
furniture, and the captain and (ill on
’em were hard at work all night loading
the sloop. He was so busy, I‘ve heard
toll, helping other» that he didn't get
half li'Lsown things inboard, or out of the
house: and, it was some time after day.
light when they all grfiihrmrgli: and
their in: bad enough to do watching: ill-i
chance. to get out with his «loop, without
attending to anythidg olso~for the
British ‘ud already started on their wily
to the t» lingo.
Everything prom'uaesl fair (or his es»
rape. There Will-i n nicobreezo blowing
right down the creek. and they could
distinctly sue' the troops. from the Point,
m they murclml away towards the Mil.
yet he did not wuture tohoint his null for
(our of living olisvovoml, until he was
Hm: they luid all gone. Long before
sunrise the main body of lln- British
"Willi had left thoplam- where they had
lundmlmml were. on their “‘oy in the
rillngozllutstillo grunt ll)illl_\'.£liil‘ ap-
peared to them. muniuml on litt‘ lmwli,
rind to uttvlupt to run pawl tin-m down
the creek would lx- madness, for they
had a great umber ol'lmiits. and being
turned they Mild unruly capture the
sloop if it nliuuld attempt to go out. But
the captain and his afirighlml neighlmm
were not kl‘pt long in snap-use, for, to
their horror, they saw the remaining
tl'tMpn' enter their boots illlll begin row.
ing directly up the creek towzmln them.
This “fun it rnztnwuvur limit the old
man hadn't l‘XptEtltt'lN, lllld he» begun to
four that ho had lwtmycd his neighlxun
to certain vlmtruction install] of serving
them; but lu- wus u mun who always
made the best of what he had to do With,
and in a few minutes this mind was made
up. lie ordered every mun, woman
and rliild to go below, among the furni-
ture, exec-pt his rook, who was a negro)
and told hurt to keep out of sight and in-
ailout till he called 'em. As many us
would went into the cabin. and the rust
got in tll.u hold, Ull'r \t'lilvli llt' placed the
llltil‘llt‘rl: then “0- ill iii» pip», and not [llt'
negro to Meaning ”to deck, so ml to up-
peiirnn though luv hull no intention of
sailling for a week.
lesenrmngmnents were scarcely made
before the tirst bout-i «it the British had
got up to near where the shop walilying.
but as he had exported, instead of mm-
ing to the Point, they rowed to Old
Well , on the other side of the creek. and
as llt'lillll them no quietly they lumliy
notirrovl him or hi4 omit, though tllO'V
Were not more than a hundred yards
from him. Up they chine, boat utter
limit. till he counted about three hundred
ruth’natn. all of whom loudnl ill Hill
We“. Now and tin-n some of 'em would
call out to him and cull him a d~~d Yun-
kw. or mmething like that. hut lw pru—
temlod not to notion ’em. and tinnllv
they were all landed and hogan their
"land: to meet the main body. up at the
bridge. leaving behind llltuill n dozen sol-
divrn to guard the bout-L This W!» on
liourof terrible gimme to the onptuin
for. Midis the fear of living lulu-n lili‘
tidem falling. and hi5 ultiop Willi ul-
mun! aground thou.
When those who had gone Wt‘l’t‘ fairly
on the road and out of night. he swke to
th- mntr- who ten» in the cabin. and told
him tobring up the flag. llesidw llw
mate and the o cook, be had but on.»
hand :ilxxiril.so wmlled him on dork.
and on everything bod been made nerdy
lwtorehund, up wont hi» mailman nod ji )
in a jitly. The muml hailed him train
the other side. demanding why he huh-m
oil null. He told them its tlu- sun was up
he wanted to dry them. ’l‘lu-y ordeml
him to haul them down, but he mid he
couldn't spare the time joist "It'll. and mi
he said this. he stop ml on the vpiurti-r
dt-okuud went to t w tiller. tolling the
hood» to “up uiustmr." It didn’t take
three minutw to get the anchor out o!
the mud, but while they won- doing it
the gourd wore they'd uhoot him i! he
nuanptmlmxoouk He said he
may , ”that, itopton
to u soon as hi: vernal was no
run up the American flag. filled uwuy to-
ward» drum, on he had todoto not in the
olnuoel. and at heowept try them within
titty ynrdr, he gm» three chem tor
[lmrge Wmliingwn ml the Ctmtihétttnl
(outgrew. while their imlleto were whini-
linx through hie mile. thum- ot them on
morning. Above the railroad bridge
dredging was begun on Wednesday. No»
Vemher 11, but with delays caused by
town waiting for draW-bridges to open,
and also llood tides—as town can only
descend the river at high water—tho
Norwalk dredging will undoubtedly lust
longer than the South Norwalk dredging
did.
1! Congress should appropriate 3 larger
amount next year for the further im-
prot’ement of Norwnlk river, it would
be advisable for the business men of both
city and borough and the oystermeu of
South Norwalk to hold a meeting to de—
cide on the most mummy imltl’tll't‘mvllls
needed for the river, then amnimittee
of two could be appointed. om.- from
each end of the town, to minault with
the United States assistant engineer in
charge of the work. and with him then
decide on [the most necessary and tlunl
work to be done for the benefit of both
planes. ‘
nxvmv'rlomnr summonses.
Incident: 0! the Burning of Xorwallr by
the Britten In 1:79.
From an old copy of the New York
Sunday Dispatch. grown rusty with age.
we are permitted, through the kindness
of E. '1'. Whitney, to print the following
interesting incident» of the burning oi
morn. written by Hon. Thonmti R.
“l remember your great 'gmnt'er‘ very
well," said my friend the old Coriniral.
one evening. "his name was David-
David \V. , and he owned and
commanded u sloop that [it'l'tol‘lltt’d
great sea-vim; {or the Continental Gov—
ernment, in t. ing dispatches and
supplies under 9 very guns of the
British uhi They suspected him, too,
andtried Kit, different ways to catch
him udoin something for the Govern-
ment, butfiio always managed to elude
“tom. 1 recollect one time when the
Cap'n had some dispatches or wipers, or
something to take to New ork. lie
Md, and got as {or down unfilietlield's
Island, and got heoalmed there. so I“!
dropped anchor just at night to wait [or
a hm. There Were two British shirt»
lying at anchor about three miles oil.
outside the island, but th saw hi»
maximum with their spy-g . and
determinedtocatch him. for the knew
bioloopjuntuwellapwdl on eydid
theirown colon.
Well, just alter daylight next morn-
ing, the Cap'n was mined out ol Inn
herthby the mate, who told him that
two boats were coming towards ilmu
from the British shipu. lle jumped u l.
sud-law them coming about a mile» .
lt waswohteto coca .30 he jumped
into a barrel that was yiug on deck. and
told them toheud him up in it. and
tell the British that he was up home.
Hailed alltho pagan in his woket. but
the men dldnt now anything nbont
that, and they headed him up no direct-
ed, and waited tor the twain. Presently
thymine withahoutthirt “thinned
marines. arnied under tie command
otalhutousut. 'l‘lioyboardedtbenlmp.
and with oaths denumded the (an'u.
swearing that“ they rould twitch him
they would Ilwot him on the 31m. lint
mm ”at? diammmlity "i
t I m l aim
the Cnp'n wem’t aboard. and told them
they might search the rioep it they
ohm. And they did aeomh. Every
thing." turned topsy-turvy looking
(or Cap'uaud the
, , “would
‘7
minptmmllnui one of the boob to
tun him, but were too lot»: he
was fairly under it sit and wmt down
M him out the creek and out o! the hurlmr with the
the oil
the north. mind; “it?
mutual
tut hominid
any hunt-they trend litter
Md.
Poor fellow, that all his have?
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tlndinx that he was demuuuud to no I.
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he
the
wontrymen. Old (first it w or-
rived solely-at duration! with them ofltle
neighbors whom he had moved. and
lived many udm altar to he spoktm of
with gratlt e and attraction.
*The bridge 0! the New Haven railromi
arm the crock at this spot, from tho
vi 0! Old Wall, or South Norwullt.
as it now called, to Port Point.
,5 Panzer sropprn THE DUEL,
loath"- Mltou Wanted to Kill 0n.
Another. hut Didn‘t.
JAonmnvtnu, Fin, Nov. 11.~—A duel
has but averted or temporarily postponed
by priestly interven tion between Benjamin
Harrison, editor of The Standard, and ll.
V. Savior, editor at The Evening Tele-
gram, an annex of The Timeollnlou. Duo
.lua tho lat. senatorial campaign Hur-
rlron and 'l'om Stockton, bullies mam
rigor o! The Times-Union. had 3 physical
encounter, Harrison espousing Maya and
Stockton halo tor Call. Recently The
Telegram has it running a negro so
cloty column. . .
Harrison rldiculed this feature and Se-
vlermrtod fiercely, calling Harrison a
liar and onward and reflecting on lion
riuon's roaring nod parentage. llar'rigon
lent achullengo, which Sovler was pronipt
to accept, naming the new Smith a We:-
aon three barrel revolver an the weapon
and thirty paces as the distance.
Tbotlme was fixed for yesterday at l
o’clock, and Moncriel Springs. three miles
horn Jacksonville, was to be the place.
Father Kenna] got wind of the atlair. in
some way and swore out warrants for the
principals.
Harrison as arrested on the ground.
His ucond,¥?. A. Da Costa, and the nur-
goon, Dr. Burroughs, escaped. Savior and
his Icoond, W. J. Bauulrit. were found in
a suburbprt stable preparing to depart for
the field '0! honor.
The principals were placed under bond!
0! “.000 sub. Harrison comes trom Mis-
sissippi and is a nephew 0! Carter Harri
sou, exAmnyor at Chicago. Harrison still
mks reparation. and declares that one rd
three thing: must happenvhe will he
killed on the field, be wounded and renew
thecballuoge, or he will import the con
tent: ot a shotgun into Savior on Buy
street.‘
FRANCE MAY SELL OUT.
The Pan-Inn Liquidator Recommends
the Sula at tho Enlorpriun.
PARIS, Nov, l7,~.\l, Mouuhicourt, liqui—
datur of the Panama until, reports to the
tribunal oi the Seine that. the expenses of
provisional :idminintmlian have been re-
duced to union francs anihly. Referring
to the agreement between the United
Stun 0! Colombia and Bonaparte Wyn.
unliquldator stolen that it did not meet.
his hopes, but he hoped that Colombia
would accept a modification utter a new
company had been formed
It France would not intervene the enter-
prise would shortly be condemned and a
large share 0! the acquisitions would pass
over to Colombia under the agreement. it
war known that the United States of
America was watching (or an opportunity
to obtain control of the property at. nmnll
co‘ot. The report concludes by urging that
the llquidutor be empovrered to sell at the
best advantage.
SANGER N0; ADMlTTED.
Connullcnt’e Alleged Slut. Tron-In,
Met by I Countable.
Kaufman, Nov. l'l.——Comptroller Staub
and Marvin ll. Sanger, Demon-tic candl-
date (or treasurer. met as a board or
equalization to canvass the tn returns of
the rtllroada. They went to the door o!
the treuunr'o ofllee. where they were met
by Countable Arthur P. Moore. who in-
vited Mr. Smith to outer. Mr. Slant) raid
be was with Mr. Sanger, and the constable
replied that. Treasurer Henry would be
glad to see Mr. Sanger no private cltluu,
but that he could not enter the place as
tremror. Mum Sanger and Shrub than
return-d to the comptroller-‘5 otllce.
.fl‘N Gnu not. Another Woollen.
N “ M ‘V '. N. Y., Nov. l‘l.—~ll2nginm-r
Charles R. Groin baa been awarded a no
diet for filial) «tum-gal again“ the (Your
tral New England Railway company {or
lnjurlu received in jumping iron: hit an.
glue to ovoid a collltlon alter ho had
and. proper «(on to nap his train. Mr.
(iron mound “0.000 damages tram the
Pmotylvsnla. Poughkeopaie and Baotou
Railroad comp-u, for the some accident.
Hr. 0m but been paralyzed tor lilo.
The Dot-moo Ion Inlet-ad.
Tum, Nov. l‘l.~lt was proposed to
hold u meeting here of delegates iron the
vorloun lodge- ot the Ancient Order at
United Workman throughout the out.
for the purpose 0! organising 1 grand
lodge. Put Mater Workman the hunt.
oi Camden, who to opposed to the reject.
recur-d an luluuctimnutraintnu t deb
will
“Whom _ohafltultado
gnu-anon l'ov. um!- on new
”bandits-Whitetail».
human out to- battery.
it?" Ycimfxvfi'lwla I£1in to the
want on my iam-
l in Chianti-g hall. Governor Mort;
Mutual-tau bus-nth toll
lingo! hht country flying nt them “I!
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Chriittic Warden'u Murderer
Now at a Judge's “Mercy.
allow or true! AT Pimento.
‘l’aka tho Origin-l lint—low "our
tutu r...» I.» on card 11W
Aluulu lay ht lac-yo the “one.
Purim. N. H., Rev. 11.-"l'rank C.
Alloy. you pleaded not guilty to the lnttico
meat for the murder 01 Christie Warden.
Do you with now to retract that plea?”
“I do. Ilr." } .
“What do you now in]? Are you guilty
of the crime with whléh you stand charged.
or not guilty!"
“Guiltyl”
at Hanover, N. 1].. was netted in the dock
or the Plymouth court room, lu- disabled
leg resting in an arm chutnu helmwered
the questions at Court Clerk Griswold.
The murderer was as cool as ice until he
tried to any that ominom word “guilty.”
’ Ill- Nono Fuller! flint.
Even his nerve was then nhaken. His
clasped lingers twitched. He twallowsd a
big lump in his thront. Then out it came
—"guiltyl"—clcnr‘and loud.
Notwltlutaudlug the plea of guilty cyl-
dence to pm! of Almy’l guilt vr be
taken, and within two or three days Almy
will know his fate. The impression hero
is that he has unwed his neck. and that ha
will he untenad to not over thirty yean’
imprisonment. 'l'bln impression in can»
log much excitement among the natur-
ally quiet citizens or the New flampohiro
hills. They want to Ice Almy hanged.
No lvidom 01 Another (Xvi-Io.
Alter Almy pleaded guilty Judge lino
directed that the eighty menial jurymen
be dismissed. Attorney mineral Barnurd
says that all the evidence so for accumu-
lated by the state will. unless the court «lo
aides to pass htlillflcd without hearing it.
be put in. "We hate 13 Willie," in mid,
“most complete in every detail, Ind we
shall show that the nmn. whom we now
know in-ynnll any pnfllldllty of doubt tp
be Abbott, committed a ilelrlwmte and primk
mmlimtrd nmnlrr. which millet for a death
sentence. The state ha» noevirlent‘e that
an nnltlltional crime was committed."
"Abbott in one oi the mmt desperate
criminals alive and would stop at nothing
to acwmplioh‘ his collar, either in W
influx mm or attempting to «can
their «luminance. to Mime"; but the re-
eent extra orders to the jail authorities»
were not given, so many M1990“, because
in lime been airuid that he would cur-ape
from custody, but. that extra precautions
might be taken to prevent him from wining
himmlt permit-ll injury in order to delay
his trial. He hm! at timm smeo hi» row
lint-mm: in jail tom the trim! t’,’"'t from
hislw .x :xi «ztempw-t to burnn .. . pl.» «r
and than in: back into a condition of be.
in; unable to stand upon his feet."
Ilo May Entropy Ilsa Roy...
The law of New Hampshire mayo that in
me n luau “ho plwiih guilty shall he»
loom! tohuve (mnuntterl munh-r in im-
first degree in- «n ‘il he hanged. ll, imw.
aver, he hemmtcn-d nl murder in tlw -ru
)nd degree. he may he «rumored in tin-
prismimaut (or not orer thirty ymrv- in
Line judlze'u hoods Wall Almy's uvwrn-
:lrr-ly. ll rlie prosecution Hm ~ium mm"
ler in the tlr-r d» :rno. Almy will be: lump
ed. lt tha- dr-lmue can convince Judge
000 that the murder was who mood do»
{roe he will (Evrn‘m the rope.
flanged in Ill”.
At midnight Almy wuss hanged in MIL-v
try the citizen» horns rope strotrhed nonw-
m primipnl street. The murder" may
today, it it in not removed, gut- (mm the
windows o! the temporary all at the
nodal imitation of bimnl! dangling in
utidalr, with this interlption blozoued in
rod paint:
ALIY. Z
, “would t'hnniic- :
Tilt-t nu donor h
othethooruiwueu ;
: Ward-m. Will
The niligv mu ii tramworlt :8 my“,
neck, amt». bud] and logo. A white (ace
.1 partially counalcd by a blank up. A
full suit or cloth» adorn: the lluurl. The
boot. in pulled on to the (out.
llurvmol Idlnt‘l' lctlon no I‘m.
Btu-my, Nov. l:.-'l‘i~io one against the
member. of the Zulu l'nl club,“ Harvard.
tor alleged liquor pullinx. which was mat
in the Gemini-lite diatrw: court loot apriug
ind mulled in a emanation and doing of
the Ih‘llldfll’llvl. but how uoiio ”fluid in
the upper mum Income the complaint rm»
wrongly drown. as it sound the sale of
liquor, when it would hay. shaved alluri-
btttlorr. w...“ [I
A. hull”! [ratio-t omelet»
MAQIIH. 0.3., Nov. ”~er M. Tom-
bltn,cmhkvr at the that»! use...» he»
noted the ormt a! ll. V. Baird. enjpml»
dent of the hank. charging him with
tomes-y. Anni-it Baird's other target-lop
am the name; or You (than. u Chiuw
manhunt. and A. Autumn to a note (or
norm [lemme that it that Amino
m ill-d bdrm the on. or the hole.
Miter Hut-ow Io lorry.
Comm. Ni». rhmndlm m. ot
‘l'lie [militia-orient. returned to New York
yolnmmoo. It to rumored that
Mien trip wait for the pl 0! ho:
to. mod to like Minoan entwortb.
laughter at the lute "long" John Wont-
worti. but It tum out that the W
will not take place until January.
and... u ......_.........w “A“
not. its mum on» in man.
Scrum. Pit. Elev. module: for
In.“ lust hm. wan learnt dmai-l
I. a emit oh I runs that]. m lliti
My. m. Trinket ttmh warn aim
tru- “ti-moths» m llama
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Lemur“. Pa. 8w. mmtiittle itse-
‘ outplayed no a
9 Apple took «an or W ’quet
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intimidation“
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murder «rum to commemfi
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any BLEAEED tum
no ennui—in rut mm»
The man whomurderud Christi. Warm
out. no that he might. Inilfictlllk Lin: i) 4:» '
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' . Hooleryé
you can't "mitt
all Suit
hat date.
-A ‘Los‘tfoisacau‘my “canto
‘ . Never More. '
you my good to cry over spilt milk.
Immunities home um! renown
u «out mile. ntoueh ridioulu
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Book
Ni" close Jinan lit,
., 'htdlen' Red Vesta and Pants, were 80c” mile prion 741:.
Grant! natural wool and colored Socks. were 25¢, tulle price, we.
fileutu' (not black 1} Blue, were 250., sale price. trio. pair.
,. Boys' {not black Boeo,‘were 17hr. ’sale price. tzlc.
‘Gonto' Hhirtn and Drawer». were 5 to 30¢ . sale price. lilo. each.
Gonte’ gray and white Underwear, were 02m, sale price, 41¢. each.
Ladieo’ Retina, Shim, .
‘ ”at 48c" sale price, 38c.
Getter shawknit How. 15c. quality,
Dress Goods.
25 plates 36 inch Cashmere. sale price. 22in. per yard.
to pimp all wool Henrietta, note prices, 47c. per yard.
200. grade 40 inch Hamlets, lute. pier yard.
86 i Ch Flaunt-ls. sale price.- 23 cents per yard.
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1 lot {alley drone goods, eluding prim it}? a yard.
Fancy flu inch mailings. 29: grade. 22in
Mourning ”tripe, 300 quality. sale prim.- Q‘er yard.
45 inch urge. fancy plum. also blocks, 47:: yard.
Domes , cs.
12k. funky Outiu ‘
urn-l. 6v. per yard.
360. Red Flannel. 250. per yard.
18c. Towoliug. lilo. per yard.
350. Bloniretn. 62m lair.
250 pier-rs Print, 426. per yard.
31:. Unbleached Potion, ti: pwr yard.
sale price. 10c. pair.
L
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When more «meet your 1w-
on such and aunt: articles they: bought at our
gigs. be «me of the marry to mom.» and
Jung. Our
torn over and compile with
Fruit of the 1.4mm. short length». it! to 2!! yards, by tho [lieu- nrily. 75v. per yd.
Mo. brunet Flannel. Tic. pr-r yard.
M dozen Knotted Fringe fruity Turkish Tum-L, 2 for We.
Notions.
Kitchen.
Linc wily: won-(l0
Blur-king hunches 2“
Scmhbing lmrsln-a .. t3
Soup (fallen in
Hummers '25
in
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lit
All yidthl ot ribbon tit out.
Uhildren’u waists
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salt- prior- 53 'l'nrl; I laws.
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'i'lfr’ mow“, lrml; nl tin-m
Drmed and urnlnw-«l laid glows in blk. run» and Hilltn‘fl $.23 quality for
[Adieu 65c gratin night tllt'hai
[lest umnnin Fu- lmttln
Hematituwn yum iii," ~iwlll
Fancy who: filnpvn :i‘sl relik rililmn 37'; quality l‘lm yiml
Stamped good-i all rt’lhllil'tl
Nowitlntime to hug. for the holidays.
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this Wm'k Will upon our
$3,500
CARDlGAN JACKETS
Sewing machines worth $65.00 sold for ,
Guaranteed tor five
819.50. Buy one.
years.
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Bost n Store
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
,
stock of cloaks, of which unquestionable har-
gaius will be ofl‘orod, and earnest endeavors
on our part will he made to close them out.
“Also, we will give you n bonanza on un-
tgtll‘ll'elll',‘ consisting ol'goute’, ludios’, miseos’ '
and children’s, in all guides. ‘
will be sold at auction prices. .Through this
sale we will make it specialty of
Black Dress Goods. ""
M s. ‘ SMITHS
CE: “ml-limo.
ill! ' “M “f2: 3‘"
" f p.75. moaned. "
I! on 0? H mm Not Polite
I" when»! Att’i‘i‘ruc’y, utflml li'tri'
Furniture Mir-nee a rupee-lull“
mm.
ill Wuhingtmi «rm. “truth Normdlt. on“
J. , FRANK more.
“ALWIKR'DI’ Home. 3
Wm. ‘ to u m 1m: at "Miriam“
me». ii?! ’md'f‘w iJ.unllnlteuimuv
"‘1ch orlr. Forlorn” uppiytooraddmn
No. it Went avenue. mom .
Hour-2n B." Hort.
Expert Watchmaler and Jeweler,
Ill NORTH MAIN tiTllEB’l‘.
Ill-miller; of line and r-nmplientul way’niir» n
nwg'tnlty. Key winctrihn ed to arm», livery
“utility for first when wor . And the ruerhan‘
ital uh’tfitV to do the route.
. .
Dissolution.
Vffllttfi la lMlllXY given that. the r-opnrf ner—
. ship heretofore entitling between J. I..
too . lime and Dilbert V'tlrltllQJ. under the!
firm mm of .I. L. ‘van Name or (30., is. thin
(Int dimmivovl by rrmtual cement.
who ’1. Light will rrvrtellivt for all hill.» time
liar shove fininnntlail iii 4 payable try them
will haunted by him.
J. L. V.\.\' NAME,
. ELHE ZT VALE-251' E
South Snrwolk. Jurw 3*. Nil. um it
, . ..
M 'II B
em usmess College.
flTldfl'Ultl). (JUNK.
it widevawuhe tinining “it loud for both sultr‘.
flurry limirm hrunvh taught thoroughly.
fie r‘mnu. English and walleye: preparatory >1 ml’
"3H.
Erratum: home-s supplied witltotlirr waivi-
anin, {we or r-lmrite.
illuminant-r» fur Smith Nurwnlk and w" ‘iy
.wr the mleuml rental of ill!» Remington . , l’lv
liar-t ‘1‘} WW mrr. Tip-writ” allgrpllt“.
For I hamlrigiw. ml: rrw;
Ni. .t. )ll-thltli.l.. inpatient.
ALBlN MALMO.
ih-ftlrl' in all! kinds of
Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage,
Viliili'l'AlzLES. lll'Ith'ATfi‘iEéES.
flutter, 1km.MnlJ'onnrrlliméig, YisliJflm
Hystrrw. rib. ”6'.
2:01:11; MM); STREET. SEAR ‘73:".
r-fimrh Bfrvrwalk. mt i! If
mansion uunsnu.
'Eal‘lltl'rl 5'. “5le LY.l-'ii“" lilo: w‘mr “131:9?th
in: t'lmlt r mm". of
Chrysanthemums
rmwin tritium, "le Flown» «(Hi l'r iml l'lrtnn
l’nr mule. lircniitzellir‘. Ntir .‘sinr ttwrr. newer Keri
)iilla. Kill lw
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J. H. BROWN.
Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and
Gas Fitting.
,lnmunl‘ llnlm u. .i lv‘irar t im- llama r 2:.an or
link-“nahw i’ru .r‘i.
Shop: lie. l2 North Niall! Street
"11an smith Snrwnlk. tuna.
FURNITURE
GREAT BA RGA 135.
David Stow,
4. "ll: Wain pin-rt. [khan-vi“
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangerdhlciminerd’aimo
.’i:.~l viral: r in
Will PAPER AND BlilllllllS.
rs Swill Main «ruin-in. Survivors.
Sample hm?“ at full ilM lute-t atylr»
l'.wu~.'-, thrulrranndlrll.’ Mouldiozr token
.
liner-w- , rr Alwyn-Minn, on will“: it) patrol.
mid” Enllmatm- ehrrrtriltv when.
l. A. Wilson& 60.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
luxutmmb mmio in t«Wm it- uirul ”rum in!
t‘mdi or Marginal! sunlmnd upturn. 6'”th
mini-rm loo! l per WM. nu h lay.
ilrdm mind by mail or ult-
llirls and lung Ladies
3MP“! MINE! I.
”“325 l". VWKJIEMATUL: trauma:
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wttlmut rum
NAN NAME. J. lad: CO. annular.
WOW NWO» 4
with? ~ w
fl liar hum wt: . and Mk“
SUD E J). Wit. A. Kfi‘ght $3-
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murmur-nu. cum-um» ‘
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WMWOM). L. Would at.
line meat», nth. onion. e
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‘ inefirnr'nto. lmultry.'eto. ”MW
truth: cos. ‘
mm" "'5 Wait" I K670.“ MARKET. MW
“button ”1.5.x. meat-I. poultry («may .
'l'ililll'lllfll. P. 133 Main at N. ‘
'wnltry, nehwegetubleme'tc. mm
LUMlfl-ilt DEAL!!!“ I Puma ,
RAVI) \lJIL-i till 2.x. lumber sud '
rdugli or worked‘di'ordenmouldlmaz ;
HAWKS AND "Bums. " ,
surmount. HENRY. 123 w u .'
kind» of ntone motion (mtmtuw
slur". WILLIAM u. as Wm n. s’.’ it. I
hing promptly attended to. ‘ ‘ <
MAIHIIJZ AND “BA!!!“
BATES, P. W. Yum at. N. marital-dun!
lino granite an marble Iro mi
atone vmrk of ii kimio. “Jud g -
MEN’D 03771175“
(105151! it 'K BROS. Mannie build’ N" H 80-
) um «i, in); Gentle-men's tarot: moat.
Flinxcts e m. iiiWuhl on 5.1:. '
hut-s. m-iitleoien'n furnish?” «ruin mag"
pronouns! ruinous. ' «
lilinoWflKl. E. 3! Wall or N. A per! ‘
' guaranteed; the latent etylull‘nn 011%
notmrl'. r. 51x0. Minn at . N. mat»
prim; Ammo}. film. an.
MILLINKBY.
«0111M. u. )1. it»! in s. . unu-
muttariulumlildeni‘redft‘ N W
rm u. some; mm MWall .8. ‘
"old mum unmi'bycing atom
music mounts. ,
l'riilltlri 2r. K.fll\l'estuvenne.x. reactant ‘
i'z;t,.o. til-gun nod Harmony. .
(“3:le “fix n. :r Mervin . Plano ‘
riruiiiinnll harmony: st, 3‘ ‘
orsrnn Pursuant; urn burns.
llOYT, W. ll. a SON. 1:34 Walnut, 3. Ni. not
of ltnymomrl.) l’loutermexportmllldw
mle dealers in native oyster».
REED :9 littl'fillAN, W Wile! ll (Pill.
tum nod whim...“ of Norwalk quiz:
m ‘
PATTERN?! AK!) llonm ' .
SHRWALK PATTERN WORKG CW
lump». pimp" lttwrnirle are 3.. Jim“
mxn rpm lulty,f‘iiy Mt‘am lint In!" MM 7‘ '
air. {Arm-now; .‘o’nrwalk kick (34‘. '.
ulnum; in. li'ilinlu’tall. turmoil: it].
he". ”inland: John Trymi, (that all": ‘
mm 2 i. tz-terirm' truce L unit.
not: runny other»,
PAINT!“
illLllMtlll). F. C. 7 Waterut.N. s '
Pruitt, mild and silver augm- a rim.
USTERHA SK GEO. H. 7 Water 2‘.
and Sign painter. paper ham. decorum. 1"
PHOTOGRAPH!”
xori'rll. 0.1-1. :9 trunking-t. an. 0-.
1
quality only, and that tho
PHYSICIA’S.
15$)“, 'uV,".,n .‘ 7
r. )0. Hours £133???)le 7 3:3th It.
L‘s” 1 [SHIN I REPAIm
, (2 F. mi- Well 3nd Knight M.“
rm, organs. sheet music, etc.
[1.311361 - HOLD, 90"." 1'38”” HIM
n n "rill ,w 'iiwiuix l'i,.\'rl lingo. to Water
st. . ) 'lrilwu :'ll‘ llll
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a. N. i'rnpwrry 1dr ale. hoos’u torotr'umfig
Wt ”own RD. E. A. No. Main «5.x. housed.
rent and building lulu for rule.
lllL'éTACMN’I'H.
:i'h'i'll-I’PI. F. Y. ll ktuilimatl Place. 9. N. u.
.2 .z.i .nrw. Mr (-1 ) urntrillul om
«pr. 1. ‘A few tulilr Murder» taken“. 10-
l..l \ l’i'.‘ lll-Il'l n' “€51“ YEAST. 5. N.
.ry 11w our, pro-«s tlw Invent. Optimum
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hurtling zirulrlu) wtmul. [will harm go‘pl. H,
Mil“. \ltlilr’fim‘iiiml. (or girl» and
built". “illrulv‘, X. Full term 4:va ”tit. I.
MIIIKHIJPMI .um niwwmmbi
l..\l'lIl-;l:'ri owe, K. H. x. t’J‘J’luni ‘
the} and wwnln; kahuna. Henri fwchm: a:
911m)! mounts nan) rem , '
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Mi. k. tunnmueni. hair. pluttrf'”
Mult‘t’uh’. JullS it. u: 1‘- tor ova-0.1.1
.UM- hurt «if 1 MI- rote “ugh
Mount. unions as!) mm
BET! 'ill'fl. LAMBS. 20 ’ ‘
mu ntu‘u’r! and master balm ”mtg."
more”. J. w. a. tritium-nu. I.
IIIWIIIO.
3t! m’ruxuotm Bm'l'aylna lfl
and twin mu ltlm‘ pun-pity h.
tantamount.
JilSSlh’ufiJ. U. . Horn ‘1‘. b
dism w it film at. Navy'hitpbt: E
”that???" “it”. 3: Sn. lull It. It I. m
an Mun.
un’uoxo. om. It.” and
Mummy: Micky 3". ram. I' 34.." '3
Awlillllll Milli“
. GIVEN AWAY
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momma. “’m' m m
to term ”fin. "
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