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severely It Wihon Point. The employee
were obliged tootop work on the new
bridge; ahontlldclock on ncwnnt of
the unusually heavy and high next. The
breakwater which was built when the
new bridge; ivore commenced was badly
damaged. The most ”Emoticon of
the norm were felt whenn whirlwind
struck the Point M330 o'clock in the
afternoon. The steamer "Arum,"
which has been lying at the Point for
overayw, had her root torn of and
was otherwiuc damaged. The portion of
the roof taken 0! inabout thirtyleet
aquamand covered the back cabin. lt
wnscarriedbythowindacnnnthetrackn
and intoa unendow over two.hnndred
feet away. The telephone wireoto the
Point were broken bythe wind,andn
large hay stack wan blown portly down.
The storm did considerable damage on
Long Island. it was impossible to reach
mints beyond Oyster Bay by telegraph.
The cableacroua the Sound is all right.
The sum did not interfere with the
transportation of the Long island and
Eastern Staten line cars,nnd the hunt»
arrived at both enckol the routeon limo.
W damage was done at
Rotor! Point by the swim. The old
dock where the row-hints are kept wzu
swept away, as was also the runway in
trout ol the new bathing pavilion. The
’ ' of the walk leading to the
steamboat pier was carried away, and
the storm doors on the bathing purilion
were blown in. There was a large
crowd at the Print during the storm.
The W dualu-d over the dancing
pavilion and made a very pretty sight.
A portionofthochirnneyon thalionrc
occupied by Michael O’Brien, on Port
Point-treat. Beet Norwalk. wns blown
down lat night.
One ol the McWilliurm Brother-5' tug
huts, with a tow ol Wren barges. put in
at Raymond Brother! dock last night.
it being impossible to go up the Sound on
account of the storm.
A lilllh Till/I'd I’I’ER.
”tall-pp Armtdbrfluling lone,
n—ncraahervynalnssmn.
Etta, the young daughter of Frederick
W. Knapp, ol Norwalk, war before Jtzs'
ticeAustin this morning. charged with
nealingmoneyontolthetillin'l’bomar
Gregory's may store at Cranberry
Plains. Mnlirogoryhas mined numey
lrorn his till for some time. Smpicion
restednpon the Knapp girl. who was
employeduoadornelticinthelamilyot
D.B.Conro, near by. The girl would
pintotheetoreandloiterurnundwhen
no one but Mr. Uregcry’s aged lather
wanincharge.
flr.Gregoryfinollydecided toilet a
trap lorthethiel. lie nunngedu blanket
inlront dthereurwindow, which look.
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could sitinthebackrooru alldpccr
mthroughtheocreenthualmned and
get-lullviowoltheinteriorol the
stove. Thegirlcurneinnsueualqester-
dnymndlrn (hem reacted henell
inthehuckruorntonwaitdevelopmento.
fillet-d been then hota short time
when-he aw the girl get around he
tweenoldhlr. Gregory and the money
drawer, and thenldirerting hiattention,
pull out the till and m a handlul
olraoney. She called out to her and
thegirldropped thcdnngeandranout
oltheetore. Infirmary contain-non
altev.andwh¢aheheudhowniwiy his
huMhmmSovwalk
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and.
she wattaha into Attorney lock—
wond’lofloo. thb morning. the door.
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Thenwara large audience at Music
Hahlaoteveningfiowltnwsthemimtnl
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aaa'whole, acquitted theme-Iva Well. .
MB. Nash was the musical. div
rectornnd interlocutor. and performed
diedutieeofthateannutlul petition inn
moat acceptable manner. The costumes
worn by the company were quite hand—
some. The overture “Out of Sight" and
the chorus by the conpany were exceed-
ingly well rendered and received hearty
comma. The flashing sword drill by the
end then was executed! very neatly, and
the artists showed considerable skill and
dexterity in the use of the weapons.
Vocal cola were given during the even—
ing by S. M. Sterling. Ben Allen, Horny
Tilly, J. A. Carrier. George R. Nash, A.
LAurtin, P. J. Force and Horace 5.
Batch.
in the second part some good specialty .
work wan donehy the members of the
company. George ll. Nash gave an
artistic cxhibitionol fancy club swing-
ing. The fancy dancing by )laster
Herbert Tilly brought down the house.
The witty sayings and cornicalities of
Alexander Leslie Austin, and his hits
upon loud matters were well received,
tlmughwrne of them would have been
in much better lacto- and epirit without
their local application. lie is a good
mimtrcl performer and his ispccinlticn
were encore-d again and again. The
double clog given by Messrs. Wilbur
Milo-ck and l). 1". Hunt mus very neatly
donenml took wrll with tho audience.
3dr. Selleck gun: a numlmr ol fancy
steps, with much grime and pm'ision.
llcnry )lathies, in his Dutch nmke‘up,
opt-cared well, and did some good work.
His. funny man took well.
The performance 0! W. B. )laltby, the
cluunpion fancy and trick bicycle ride-r
of tho world, was the host eve-r gircn in
this vicinity. His costumes were very
fine, his makcupas a lady rider being
excellent. He did some marvelous rid-
ing on one and two wheels. lie was
obliged to renwnd to numerom cncores
and received a handsome bouquet of
chrysantlwmums from the Alpha Wheel
club.
The laughable fun-o "The Tennis
Tournament." written by John Rode»
they”, given by lilt‘llllkéfn oi the loo,
wan-pub. funny anzlnmw ol the local
hllal very goal.
Smythe’s Wham: furnished run-sic
and. as usual, it was of a very high
order.
Two of the boxes wer» occupied by
member: of the Alpha Wheel club and
the Bridgeport Wheel club. The lorrnc-r
club had a very pretty lion! wheel hung
in front ol their box.
Till! “II“ 30091" BAIDEI).
)ln. Ann. Brown. "or laugh" Eartha.
null 'lwu flea Arnold.
Pauly lam evening threc members of
the city police force raided ”llud lion"
Brown'o how on Wood street. and cup—
tuml hr: wile. Mrs. Anna Brown. his
daughter Emma. timber with Slow
l‘nrrington and Edward Taylor. All of
the parties have been muted before,
and [mu very unsavory nrmtntiom.
Tho prionero tit-copied tho men in the
static»! house last night, and this morn-
ing were brought before Justice Town-
rend. Mrs. Brown wan (thugs-d with
keeping it dinordorly tum. 5hr phmded
guilty anda tins of 3? with not» and
thirty days in the county jail was im-
ported. ller daughter W101i guilty to
being an inninteol a disorderly hmw,
and received the genre penalty an lira.
Brown. Ar they could not pay the tine
they will be obliged to win in jail lor
lirty’sis dayu. l-‘nrrington phtadcd
guilty to being a lrequenterot the inmate.
and mmlenued tptllteenduysinjall.
while Taylor received in «toys. “which
with m, willkeopthom there thirty-
soven and thirty-two days respectlrrdy.
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anhmt time on), where he and Store
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Portion“, N. 11.. Nov. lit—The im-
mense amount 01 interest taken in the
atrodous murder of Chriutle Warden, and
the late of her murderer, was shown by
the enormouacrowd that packed the court
room when the trial opened. Even the
hallways were packed, while than who
lulled to get in the building at all lingered
around outrlde. County Solicitor Mitch
ell opened for the prosecution. lie saidho
proposed to prove deliberate murder on
the part of the prisoner.
In. Ward.- on the d.
Attheoonclusion ol Mnhli “ ell'o argu-
Mr Mrs. Warden took the atand and was
sworn. iler testimony ot what happened
on the night at the shooting was whatno-
tially the same as that already published.
She then went on to tell at the home lilo
at. the term of Almy and Christie. The
prisoner, who had hitherto maintained that
wonderful nerve for which he has become
noted. broke down completely during Mrs.
“'arden’e recital at the inc“, covered his
face with his hands and robbed quite
audibly.
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"Plea“ Tell It All."
Art Mrs. Wanlen continued Almylenpod
lorward and cried out in a voice shaken by
emotion, "0h, Mn. Warden, please tell it
all!" 5h. Barley. of his counsel, restrained
him. and Mn. Warden’o examination was
continued without interruption. She told
ol the friendly relations existing between
her daughter and Almy. As both had a
taste for literature and poetry, they often
read together and that they lrcqucntly ear
changed presents. The family, however,
never allowed them to be alone together.
Mrs. “'arden said she did not believe then
that Almy was forming an attachment for
Christie. She had seen nothmg in Alan”:
attentions to her daughter indicating a
desire to make the latter his wife. The
family, she continued, would not have ap-
proved 0! any attempt at courtship.
Brnve Fanny Tortillas
Fanny Warden. sitter of the dead girl,
then took the stand. in relating the awry
of the murder she said that Almy had
tired three ahota at her and finally dragged
Christie away lrom her. pulling the latter
through the lence bars by her akirtn.
When Christie's body was found. she was
lying on her back with her legs crossed
Min Worden said she lound her sister's
drm skirt and undershirt oil and lying
at some distance from the body. These
gunman“ wen: hero produced and shown
to Judge Doc, during which nrocmiing
Almy ngnin broke down and wept bitterly.
.‘lisifi Worden said she did not. get along
very pleasantly with Almy. She ulwnya
intended that he should know what she
thought of him. Christie, «he said. did
not want to provoke the primuer because
she was afraid of him. She then told ol
Almy's attentiona toljhristie, and said he
worked in every deceitful way pm‘iblble to
gain her allectionl. Mina Warden romem»
tiered only one occasion when Almy and
Christie were alone. This was when they
walked home from llewett’r together.
The family never knew that Almy had
Christie's picture. He stole that, Miss
Warden said.
Emmett Marihall who came to the as
slatanco ol the Warden's on the night of
the murder and was fired at by Almy, to»
lined to the circumstances 0! the murder
and the finding ol the body.
'l‘hoy lint on a Sun Thing.
New You, Nov. to —llenry Summer-
lield, alias Lawrence Summers, and lid-
wanl Fitzgerald were arrested lut night,
charged with cutting a poolroom telo
graph wire nod awludling .l. A. Steinmetz,
a pooler keeper at fl Cedar street, out
of flip?!) nince lust Friday. The wire had
been tapped in a subway. The plan at the
nwlndlerv wan to receive the winner: at
the races but, go to the poolroom and bet
on the rare thing, and then send in the
result, thereby pocketing big pronto.
David-tif- Can-halo- fill-ed.
Jacamvuu, m, Nov. Ill—Secretary
at State Crawtord ha: counter-land the
lppolntmeatol it ll. M. Devil-on uthe
room at Wilkinson Call in the United
mates Innate. Thin will enable Mr.
Davidwn toprenent a perfected commto
slot: to the room and. the anti-Call nun
think, will Myumgthen hie poattlon.
Ova-val latter m. .
Wyndham Benjamin 1‘.
Butlerlnaerioualylll with on ohm ol
the ear. luthomorulng the can at the
C. V. Jarrett Poul-hing company versus
General Butler was called. Judge Lowell
that General Butler. eondltlon was each
that he could not app-as
I'ouuoa Vane Wot Invert-l.
At Vienna General Miner, Mot
at the of military inflict.
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on. ”modulus; not"
lath balance In New You, llww J0“
Ivy and cunuuutrmt. ..
which accmnpanlul the rain conned I
heavy loan in the aggregate in tow and
cities nun New York. The vicinity oi
Nynck. N. Y.. wan miml by a vary to
sport-bl. cyclone. it canto our the upper
part at Bemn county, N. J.. round torn.“
eastward near Clutter no then leaving
the extreme northerly tip of on. riot-ado
at Plermont, swept over the manila.
struck the end at the long‘ r and did
MAW damages tothe new lhoiotln'
machine ot the Erie railroad on the end at
the pier. besides causing the la- ot Lon
tour of coal.
New Haven ha- not had a more men
storm for months. At it o'clock the
waves were over the causeway from Tom-
linwn bridge to Fair Haven, covering the
floor ol the drawbridgc lor‘ the lint time
in tour yearn. The oyuter tloop Mattie 11.,
belonging to Gilbert Eaton, waa wrecked
at Oyster Point. Two at New Haven't
his elm: were blown down.
At West linen, Conn, the allure road
was washed away. Hiumun’u bathing
house- were carried away and Kelsey’r
whorl was somewhat damaged. At Bran-
ford the wooden bridge connecting with
Short Beach was washed away.
The tide was unusually high in New
London and the wind attained a velocity
of thirty~five miles an hour. Summer cot-
tages at Eastern Point were damaged.
From the east and west came reports that
bridges had been carried away and dock:
broken by the force ol the waves.
A fierce gale swept through Newark, N
J., wrenching oil tree branches, tearing
awning; and blowing window chalice and
signs into the streets. ltngreatent damage
to property wna done to Wheeler & ltuav
cell's new but factory, on the aoutheaat
corner of New Jersey Railroad avenue and
Miller street. The brick chimney was
snapped oil about sixty tool from its base
and the upper ninety feet at it toll on the
building and split its farthest {all in two
clear to the ground.
At the corner of Market and Washing-
ton streets Charles Kenneth, 0! 41 Green
atroet, was seriously injured by being hit
by a section of board (once.
The new hotel building in process of con
atrucriou byAugunt Alland. adjoining the
silk mills M Sterling. N. J., wan leveled to
the foundation during a tiara! gale. Along
tho New Jersey cmt-n the ruin WM accom-
panied by n wind which at times blow at
the rate of forty miles per hour.
Lester's boot and slice lnctory at lxstcr-
ahire, S. Y. employing 7th) hairdo, mu
partly demolished by the high gale. The
north wall at the main building went
down with a terrific crush. The hands,
panichtrickon, ruched tor the doors and
windows. Men trampled on each other in
their mad flight. Fortunately no one wall
fatally injured.
KILLED BY ABUSE AND NEGLECT.
The Awful late at l’riaoner Sully. the
Alleged lriah lion—pirate“.
Ill'ltus. Nov. id. «The tum brought out
in tho rue-r I)! l". “'. Sully, tiw all. 2-4! mm-
lpiralor who died in Monntjuy primn :1
low day: ago, have amused a sensation.
lie was tirnt subjected to ill name. in
Downpatrick jail, but. at )llllbank prison
he waw gradunlly broken down by abuse
and neglect.
A! Nully's sickness progrmed toward
the final scene no ~t+ psi were taken to in»
lorm his l’rlitllt‘rs. ill» brother, Dr Sally,
learned oi ll accidentally. and hmlem-(l to
apply lor admission. The; was gmvlgmzzly
granted. As night approached the brother
atood by the- lmlside oi the dying man,
holding the chill booth in his group.
Suddenly a keeper approached and
roughly said: "You must go; no visitors art
allowed in the pflsiult alter nightlull." The
brotbor begged (or leave to remain, but
the keeper inmate-d, and at length nub-1y
pushed Dr. Sally toward the door. The
dying mun sank buck exhausted on the
pillow, and Dr. Sully wm rjecrcd iron:
the prison. A quarter of an hour later the
priwner was lined by death.
The coroner'a jury bu decided that
Nolly'n death was caused by haul: and
cruel treatment. in Mllibauk prison.
The Knights Adjourn.
TOLEDO, 0., Nov. ill—The maul-m of tho
Knights of Labor contention wnn brought
toucloew hm night with an lulorrnul ro
caption and dance tendered by the local
knighte. At the passion of the general M-
urnhly the subject at a nilroad commln
rlon to lurcstignté tho validity of rnilruml
grant» and lilies. pzlrtlcnlrtrly that or the
New York Central roilroml. was disco-Md
at some length. and resulted in adeclslon
to appoint a cmumltteo of which the non-
ernl mutter workman is to he chairman.
lib-d to Suva other-
“'ttxrsmmte, Pa. , Nov. lfiuxnpoleon
De Montnguu, n miner. wan killed in the
ham oolliery at Plymouth while endear-
orinz to earn hit fellow workman. lie had
fired-shot whiehmtlratowtnezunur
mm at a chamber. Bulking that the
fire might unread through the wholemtm.
De Montague torn all his cunt and nmother»
ed the flames. Just an the on was extluu
gut-bed the root 0! the chamber tell upon
m.
To Ana-[o luv (lover-lint hhlhlta.
Wmmoror, Nor. Isl—Amman score.
tary Nettlrton. ol the treasury depart
mt: Auuunt Wary Will-u, ol the
agricultural department, and Commit-
lloner of Bailroula Taylor, at the Interior
department, nit-inborn ol the government
board at control of the World‘u lair. have
none to Chicago to look after government
exhibits "All tpaeo for them at the «poll—
that ground.
at. l—tIh'a Chart lnrtlal Cont-M
minimum“, Nov. law-The mutiny
timol willie-nu in the court martial ol
Colonel William animal. of the Third
regiment. National Guard of Pennsyl»
min. has begun. The chum in the Into
npproprhllon at new belonging to the
Wt. to. Smith in an «mayor at
Philadelphia.
'llo low-vi have. the navy Yul-
norror. Nov. lac-rm llu Batu
«uh-r thwart Mt thou-w idiom
morning. but anchored in the villain. ow;
I‘m the sale which walled outside.
cw Your. Kw. lltw'l‘he United stet-
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D. P. MORRELL.
IUfl’l’lCE OF THE I’EAUE Notary Public.
f l’enrlon Attorney. lteal o and rm
lmrnnco. urnlture Innovative. u specially.
In Wuhingum ntrcet. south Normlk. null rt
J. FRANK RIDER.
molten or MUSIC.
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Never More.
_ hither will it do you my good to cry over spilt milk. When mo one of your
7 hora comes home and allows ly such and such articles they bought at our
I: out sale, at such ridiculous y w ' , [none at the many to more and
l you come tolook you can't twist ying. Our
South lomll Sum Will close January Isl,
um hat date.
quail? some worn for your inspection. Look them over and manure with 13"“ “‘ "mm“?
ladies? Red Vests and l’onts, were 8%., sale price, 74o.
(lonte’ natural wool and colored Socks, were 25o, sale price, lilo.
Gento’ fart black 1) Bone, were 25c, sale price, lfic. pair.
Boys’ last block How, were lilo. solo price, l2lc.
Gents' Shirt» and Drawers, were 25 to 30¢ , sale price, 19c. ouch.
(lents' gray and white Underwear, were 62¢”;an price. tic. ouch.
Ladies” Merino Shirts, were 48o, salt;- price, 330.
Genus' Show-knit lime, 15c. quality, sale price. 10c. pain
Dress Goods.
25 pleas 36 inch Cashmere. sale price. 22in per yard.
40 pieces nll wool Honricttns. sale prices, 47c. per yard.
Job lot 20c. grade 40 inch Flanucls. 13hr. iior yard.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Expert Watchmaler and Jeweler.
1!! NORTH .‘riAlX STREET. ‘
Rewiring ol lino and complicated watt‘huo a
woefully. R’vy wind changed to atom. i’lvlzry
facility tor rat ohm work. and tho modulu—
lrul ability to do llu,‘ earnr.
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Dissolution.
, TWICE la homily given that the cumrtncr-
A ship heretofore cxlctlng between .1. L.
, , . , Van Name and Elbert Valentina, under tin:
36 mch Flaunt-ls, sale price 2d coals per yard. tlrm immnol .l. L. Von Same a: Cm, in tin.-
3PM .. .. .. ,. 3:, .. u ., tilt ' diesnulvcd by nmtmtl mnwnt.
1 ohm ll. Light will receipt tor ull bills duo
.. .. .y. .. 45 .. .. d the above firm, and All ml :4 pa} able by them
-. .. __ fl ‘ .. ‘ .. will bemtlcel by him. *' -
4.! .l. L. VAN NAME,
3” .. Tritium .. .. 39 u u .. ELBEICTVAIJLSTLVE
South Nonmlk. June 3%. lfifll. jun) t!
Merrill Busmess College.
HTAMl-‘HBD. CONN.
.\ wide-awake: Ruining school (or both mum
Err-try lrllt‘lDl’HV brunch taught thoroughly.
Hermon. Euclid: alulmllmw prcmrntor', dud-
N'r‘.
lluaimw lmnwo mppliml nith otllm- maint-
nnts‘. 1m: nt rlmrw.
llmquarture for mom Nnrwalk um] vicinity
for tho mic and rmml ot’ llw ltmnlnmon Stam-
dnnl 'l'y pr-wrilcr. 'l' ‘prwrlter suppliers.
l-‘ur ('atolwguc. mlz I'm-4“:
)l. A. MERRILL. l'rc-irh-m,
ALBlN MALMO.
Drrtlrl’ in all kinds, of .
Fresh and Salted Meats, Sausage,
YEGETAHLEC‘. lll'lldlfATKn'élCN.
Butler, Imp. lmrrlJ‘rtnnHl “Innis. “311111331
1 lot fancy Alma goods, closing price 100 .1 yard.
Fancy 36 inch suitings, 29" grade. 22%.
Mourning stripe. 30c quality, sale. price 229‘ yard.
45 inch u-rgo. {mu-y plaid. aim blacks. in.» yard.
Domestics.
li’egc. fancy Outing Flannel. do. por yard.
33c. lied Flannel, 25c. per yard.
13c. Tou'oling. Ilka per yard.
75c. Blank-ts, 6%. pair.
50 plows l’riut. lfic. pwr yard.
8‘. Unblcnrlml t'nltun. 6c. pvr yorrl.
Fruit ul tluI Loom. short lt-ugtlis. m to 20 yards. by tlu- pic-cw only, 75". peer yd.
Tgc. Doom Flannel. 5c. pt-r yam].
5U tlt'Zl'll Knotted Fringe- lunvy Turkish 'l‘mwln. ‘.’ [or lilo.
Notions.
All widths of ribbon at 1': real.
Children's waists
ll).-
li‘llcrom15. look at llwm ‘lv'w \‘lY’TH ‘1 1‘1“?” "m'flf' . ,,
Dram-d and undrml kill glows in Mk. mm and nlutw $.27» quality for ”Dc ‘ h J A ‘ ETREET' EBA“ “ b1“
. ’ ‘ >2! mh )Jnmnlk. furl? it
Indies 05c crude night dross} '
Beet niuonin 3‘: bottle “sunny yurn 1031' skl‘lll
Ocmmntown yum 11:32: rillt'lll .lo-wvlt’v 12m In» than actual (‘ml
Fancy velvet stripes all still: ribbon l T‘e quality iii-2' yard
Stamped goods all mlucnl
Now is the time to buy for tho holidays.
Kitchen.
lilo ‘l‘nxlwi lmlw‘l' Pr' and 7‘7!“
J. H. BROWN.
Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and
Gas Fitting.
.lulnblu; Dunc m n Fin: "lugs llnnntr and at
ltmumoblv- Prov.
Shop: llo. [2 North Main Street
Line pullyn were in sale price frle-k I‘lllwfl “ :4 4 “:7.an gnu”. xurmdk' ”ML
lllzcking brushes ‘2» - m Salts -- :2 l
Scrubbing bmslwn 15 " M limnito imnu’arv '20 pr-r cont. rmiun'tion
Soap dishes 10 ‘- '- 5 Milk pans rwn‘ 1'1 sztlr' privw ll) J- 0- JENNINGS,
llnznmvn 1‘?) 16 Pic plate-s " l} " " :1 . . .
5...... l... m ,., .......,....h.. or. 19 leper Hanger, Calmmmer. Panzer
lmnon Bulldl’m'l’s m -- -' 3 ~- .. ~> 30 " 2ft .
Tum-l nicks lo .. 7- Fruit dish” 1:5 .. m M“ (“M m
in mi lilill’lln‘ " I?“
“u ".211!
Bost n Store,
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
OUR BOOM!
this week will upon our
$3,500
stock of cloaks, ol'which limplostionublo bar—
l‘.‘ :- ‘lmlli’illl‘n‘ Million-w" 9,9“ "
Will PAPER lllfl 885433318,
a] North Main urn-r, 5.1. Forum».
~trample harks: of full lino lurwl y-rvl' ~.
l'oprra. llnrvlevrs and liill )lu‘xlslu::~ hm .x
lu-usr‘ rur invpm 1pm, on nntlue by pmlai.
mclv lint imoLrs chorrfull y gin-n.
J. A. Wilson& 80.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lnx’cwlrm-mg mmlr in Block“ and “rain for
(Chit-v!“ .llnumx of flu!“ and upward-4. ('mn-
mush-n: it of l prr run. with way.
Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
“in om
care or The Mortgage
Take
_ UN l'nl'lt ilnbll-ISTEAD.
lluw tln-n run you prulm'l our luvrnrstrml?
llrm make rrrmm at ‘llt‘llrl’ or ymll’ wife and
rhilelrrn in I'tLat‘ you do: ‘l'lwonwwvr *4 plan]
nml mu}: by «worms: A Lil» lnsumnv r Pun-1
lur rm unluurll equal in (hr umrlumpz. Thou--
unulm! lump-n haw lumn thm prmrvl-d. and
me lmpr- llmvlnuml‘ nt mun- mil he in the
(more. lint wlnilmlolng vbla. wh ' not irmm
umlrr n form of Policy lllltl will roll-Al the
morn: v in who you Hugo» \M‘ll in {who
«nun xtmth? .tn l-Indnwuwnt Pour-plume
«I by ”to l 'nlmm‘llrltl lir-nt'ffli Lite lneumm-n
t'mnpouy. of llurtlnrnl. t 'nnn.. will m-onmpllwh
thin It you die. the toll amount of tho l'nltry
will horrid M unto. it you live it in payable
To to ' and [neither own: It mild! proved
Mae end good invormmnt. lnmre your life:
but below doing no. hr Min: and ttlltllillll! this
llllllt.
s. S. L’l-lommedleu.
AW “rum- commit.“ W.
- 1 ‘ ‘
gains will lw offered, and earnest mulcavors
on our part will he mmlo to close them out.
Also, we will giro you :1 bonanza on un~
doi'weor, (:oiisiStilig hfgéiiié", lollios’, iiiisscs’
and children’s, inlall g odes.
, CARDlGAN JACKETS
will he sold at auction prices. Through this
sale we will make a specialty of
Black Dress Goods.
Sewing machines worth $65.00 sold for
$19.50. Buy one. Guaranteed for five . In low.
yours. So. lfllllllll lllllll mm,
V, ‘ , OverlthOdlee.
Full?
Girls and Young I Ladies
lit-OPENS 001085! I.
l’BlhlAllY. lNTfllildlllllATfi; M'AllEMIC
AND [Ylllillfilifi Plilli’AllATOllY
DEPARTMENTP‘.
C'l’npih mlmltlnd to
ther-rtltlrnlenf the
Mn. Ilium” lb“ on my and
unplrmnt nyraearrtra will mm waiting
on the Pork corner at until» at M a. an.
end at the Minot It on . no. to marl-y
poplin up and down the it without extra
Painless Dentistry!
Wiles n W
whom “‘ ”mm
”filth Fllltl Ill tum Willi-
.‘lthan mu: lNiMfl). N. in neonatal I
'Junineu
Mrs. Mead’s School. ,,
‘ W00”. .. .ull “Wham N.
LfifimanMml-ud— m
NOW." m ‘ ‘ ‘
mrh.ll.brl§n,8‘]}.lfl m’ ‘
and onion caught
repairs tor man
llCuFlEl.n, WM. A. K .
chicory mule prompt , ;
nanoupwm (mm.
ilAlWEYJJ. ll. ovth
dealerum W “I.
Ihoell up.
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.A.lllfiMal it .
n%m,mh,ontorllnollu
. one mo ., -
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1.1mm on, war. no 1.
lutdwmsfl. wmm'm 3'"
Locxwmn L. Wmhlnmn W ,
tine meats, rim. mun. clans. .
RAYMOND. oznsmm um. um
prime meats. poultryfete. matul
cash prices. » ‘ ‘ . ,
mmmwnsmro'rmvmm IV .
lumen ot.H.N. moguls, poultry for ffiua
wmmmr..t. P. 12 Main at 1‘. am“ “to.
poultry. flab. vegetables. ole. ‘
wmmn mounts & mm m
tAXlMLL’H MILL, EN. lumber ml rm ,
’ 1:101:1le
‘ruugh or worked to order.
MASlDNS All!) norm ' ,
SEYMOUR, HENRY. WW9” N , ' , .
kinds of some mason commute"V " "
5mm. WILLIAM H. 35W”: mom. ’0‘!
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND mull. ‘
BATES, l'. W. Water at, N. mount
rim: granite and marble workand‘mg
atone work or all kinda. '
MEN’S OUTFIT?!“ , ‘ .
(1151;47th B803. Masonic bulld' 14“”.
Mom at. 333'. Gentleman's turnla mood»
mec'm 3c (:0. as Washington at, am. (no
hat-1, gt‘ltllt‘lllt‘ll'n lurnluhlnsuol mm ' ‘
MERCHANT ’1"le
Gl’itfil‘sh’l, F 3) “full at N. A m
guarantor-d; the latent styleaolwmon
Empty. F. 7 No, Slain or, 53. N. rm tallv
onng a specialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLINIBL
(fulJJNS. R. M. if: Main 5 S. N.
mun-rial mod it desired.“ WW 4
rm 'n. norm Mm. «Well it, x. o
"Uld Staten island Dyeingfimb
memo ”mom ,
l—‘ll'tltls' .V', K. .1! Wont nvcnne. N. Teacher“
i’umn, 0mm and Harmony.
annoy, ALEX s. 27 Marvin st, x. m.
organ and hummny.
orsvmt ”Mum Am: W
llOY’l‘. W. H. to 502N212“ Water null; E.
of Raymond! lilamersmxportemandw
our: drab-rs in mm c oysters.
Hill-1D a. no! 'Sluh’, 1;» Water sash. Mr
{rm and allippers of Norvmlk oysters.
v.0: xxx”; 1.1.. dt (:0. P. 0. box mam.
PATTEItSS AND 11mm
NURWALK PATTERN WORKS 6 ‘
flml'lvt‘, prop, Riverside are Shim
mun .«per'mlry, by steam hot WM oriot
air. llclt-rknrra: Norwalk Lock Q" r
locum»: lir. Hulmnmm. totem): .
mu . (nlflfllll': John Tryon, that Air):
1!. mum. maxim; Grace Church. M F6
and Lonny others.
PALV'I'EBD.
Blulfx‘Al‘lll, F. C. " Water or N. 8 gut!
mint. gold and silver slgns’uspee‘ln .
(io'l‘liitltASK GEO. It. " Water or N. flour
and sign painter. pope; banter. donor“;
rurnoonarnm
xomn. «as. '3 “'nahin on a em. on
quality only. aim that Highest}.
PHYSICIANS.
lurkc. W. (X. oml-e ti and 4" Washington.
.~‘. )3. Homo 10 to lo, 1 to 3,“: to B. u‘
rmso 'rt'zymt 8 mm
ll HIDE PM 1F. ('nr Wall and Knightsbfl.»
drab-r m pmnu-smrgcnmuhcct mueic,et-e.
I'Larrso coromxzmwomlnp
ml m xnmvam l'l..\'l‘l.‘v’l}(.‘l"). mm»
'7. An knob-Hf mun. ilitlingtlomtzsolilllw
mode.
and I‘v'lllllsltlllg o! All finder or met
REAL ESTATE A633]. . ”
m i fr: 2):. m on )1. Washington ”Wk"
rah. l’roprny tormlmlmnmtorenmaea
\mnnunmn. E. A.No. Main BLKNJIM“
rum nml building lots {or sale.
RESTAURANTS.
,sYXHl-fl'l. F. 1-“. 9 Railroad Place. ll. N. ”6‘
or All harm. lelr'lly flrnt l'lufll‘fl every
rpm 1. A low mm.» qumlem when. ”1
l..‘ VETS lll‘ll'l l'l‘ PEST \L'RANT . ‘
in tho bow. prim; (he’ancal. Obes‘nfium
sermon. ‘
“Alll'l' .Mls‘h’ INSTITUTEN. Y My.
hnurrl im; mm day nobool. Full tergtnge‘w in
Mllr‘. fill-IA ll‘s‘ Sl'lilhll for 1'1 g“
me. Hillfililv. N. Y'all terroénm
sflrilt'l'flAsn Ann Treat-mm
l..\l'l1i'1ll’.~i lilJllfK, 3.1 (7. Y. Prim.
Du) llllll r-vrni mg immortal. caudally“.
STEAM lunolxzs AM) rum
SilllWAlJi ”:th W'1PKt-l (“WA m
u ntrr ~r, x. x. nror Railroad unisex?”
s-rrznrnnrr 'rrcn'r «m
l..\ YT! lNJAl‘llll M. WIMhlll II but
>33. his». I inkidnrlrutlmmonwgnhnmrg
51‘!an Dull!”
FER lllfl, JOHN H. fl \thlnm a
brick. Him. cement. hull. pmpflflsl ;
Mommy, mm: h. 637:: lnr ”my D. ‘1
.Um layer of munch! Wit kl.
31'0““. RANGES A”
Know '31. 1.3mm: at “ ‘
rm.- aluvtL-I rtml water-hm Airing;
POWELL. J. \V. 28 Wflhlml It’ll:
rnccnlo.
)ln’tll’l'1.>.\‘..mll.\' that?» lot-oven
and hear y trurltlmr pvo’ltwtly my
cunt-Innate.
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demo il film at. N. Tolephotlkd n 3
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mt All boom:IF d2 ‘0 Milli It. 3' I M
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’ GIVEN AWAY
livanmmomm .
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"(other proving} M ‘
churning”.
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rlmlng 2r. ntntn . rile for WW
Bridgeport. Conn.
tit rims lain Mn“. I” "
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