'~ Quorum“
, home's narrow
«mm no: nmru.‘
rouse roux
m rte-m by on man
that ‘Itaaa Iona—round Lying
ur- W t: o eon-pm...
.. imam snot Alexander
. m. of Taylor avenue, consider: him-
mlt. , lucky that he is alive. Accom-
”:1; WWW a boy about
him age, he started out bunting yes-
tsrday m at about2 o‘clock in the n!-
ternoouthey wminthe woodsnot for
from the house, When young Morton at-
. telliptad to climb over a stone fence with
tbsloadedshotguninhishnnd. Insome
unknown manner it was discharged.
. Sbepbard, startled by the report, turned
and saw his companion lying on the
‘ gun with the gun still smoking, near by.
Morton had received the bulk of the
. charge in his right thigh. Some of the
shot flattered. making painful wounds
in various parts. of his body. Young
Morton's thighwal} lacerated in a terri—
‘ blemanner, butthe wound, though sor-
‘ done, will mbably heal. Shephnrd am-
- - and um i» a neighboring house
L and notified the new. uncle. He took
one of his teams and brought the injured
youth home. Dr. John Bohnunnn is at-
tending him.
BOSTWICK RESIGSS.
Anatln Corbin Kannada lllui us l'ruldrnr
a! “an N. Y...“ l!» E. 150ml.
At the meeting of the directors of tho
New York and New England road yes—
terday Jones E. French, A. \V. Nickur-
son and Charla Sindhi resigned from
the directory and were succeedml by
Austin Corbin and Charles W. Pursuits.
.J. B. Bostwick raigned from the presi-
dency and was succeeded by Austin
Corbin.
Ir. Corbin says Mr. Parsons has come
into How England with him because they
machanosofmakingagreot property
outolit. Thereis to be an executive
committee meeting on Friday, at which
time the policy of the management will
beatill further outlined. Mr. Bostwick
continues as a director and says he is in
. hearty sympathy with the new interests,
andtlntthe changes are in the right
direction. Mr. Boatwlck has been made
chairman of the board of directors,
a new ofllce created yester-
day. He and Mr. Corbin any
“IBM hasnot beensoldtothe
New Haven and that the latter are "not
rinit” ”all. It it stated officially that
no individual owns a control of New
w stock. Meson. Bostwick. l’rincm
(liabln. Parsons and Starbnck hold about
equal shares of stock. _
Mr. Corhin's Long island road”: direct
connection with Boston via the Long
Island Sound, Wilson Point and the
Bountonie will become more valuable
in bi! present relation to the New York
and New England.
The odie'iala of the Conwlidat/ed road
deny the story of the reputed purchase
of the New York and New England by
the Consolidalcd. They soy that the
story it a “W Md that there is not it
word of truth in it. Major limmley. the»
. advertising wt of the mini. this morn-
ing aid the otllcials had been called
upon for the put live yours to deny the
”byw-..
Palm-r- llra‘rly.
A quit! but pretty home wedding took
plaueattboreddeuce of Mn. [min A.
m, 11 Berkeley stmt, Norwalk, nu
arming. Thebride was llt'l’ daughter.
Laura (3. Brady, and the grmm was
William B. Palmer, of South Non-alt.
The ceremony was perlormed bytho
Bar. 8. ll. Watkins. rector at Grace
drunk. Thebride was bemmingly at
tired in a blue Illk traveling dress. After
tbawaddlng turn, the bridal party was
01“”th clty.wliere Mr. and hire.
a “gm“ on the new tralnfov
’MYck. Allaratnurthrough the
aoatblr. main. Palmvill returnto
9 Wil.7.,toreaide. 2
Winn“.
' W John I". Irritation. of
“m.“ I‘- NIUs-l l"-
, morn-Wm W with
(watt. We cherub at 0:!)
' ' The ceremony
, m urinal?"
Mummies. flatbed . 'Hbadlhe
MES-i. .
muons-adhere
not
rusrrcrs' on his: ‘..
Attorney Warn" W at the Vat-of
the Recent 'I‘owa Bloati- ”Illegal.
Yesterday C. B. Cu wpreaentad
justioo‘sorderslo . .. = V.A.Gurtia
and the payment of them . refuasd in
senordauce with themen aloof the
t
orders to Selectman L.
all“ 3-8 must numbed. ' -
gentlemarr'lefuse to have an ins to do 5
with them. Attorney Wu . ~ nahunt-
ed npand he gave it as hiso ion that
the vote was illegal. He tuk -.; is stand
from the following chum in I General
Statutes:
. Section 1,854 provides that the de-
fendant in any criminal proaccu in shall
pay the costs of his conviction ore he
shall be discharged, but if he . I be
acquitted, or if being convicted, i costs
of prosecution are not paid by hi , mob
mists * * * * if belorv'uj [of
the peace, on his order, shall be 1' by
the town in which the prosecu is
hail."
Section 704 pmvides“ that all .:
drawn by n justice of the when on a
town treasurer for costs in criminal - ;
ecutions shall synicit‘y their items . ,
such treasurer shall pay such costs to '.
persons severally, entitled to m.
them."
Section W3 provides that “when a
er-iziceof the pent-v, by whom a p
cution in a criminal proceeding sh
lrmr lien finally xlet-rmined. shall di
lN'l'ul‘e making an order for the one
Lin-rein, any ponton interested may rrmk
uppiicnrion t.» the selccrruon of the» town
from the treasury of which such one
are payable for [uynwnt bllt‘l’t’uf. {Hill
said eeleetmun, il sulisfled that such units
2m.- legally payable. lrum such ll‘t'lL‘illT)’.
may draw rm order llu-nrfur in lurnr of
the party entitled to the snow."
it appears by the statutes that the only
instance-where the selertmon curl not
upon the justice orders is when the jus-
ticeis dearlanil has failed to draw on
order, and the duty of the treasurer is,
clearly defined to pay upon the justice’s
order to the persons mentioned in it.
This morning Mr. Warner handed in
his written opinion to he placed on tile
with the selectmen. it is almighty docno
merit. The matter was brought to a
focus by Attorney J. J. “'nlah, who had
papers made but to bring suit ngniust the
town.
toaudit
'6th
The Borough Luck tip.
Klllllfl' of (he Smliru‘l; The borough
lock up is it public eyesore and disgrace
and the town of Norwalk should be
ashamed to have such an institution
witlunitslimim. in the first place the
location is a poor one. the nppnrtmenls
are ill lighted and musty, there is gener—
ally no fire, causing a dump chill to per-
rmle Iberiuuosplirro. which breed.» dis-
ease. and dirt is plentiful. Keeper Gelle-
be is allowed his rent and fuel for taking
care of the building and eighteen cents n
meal for the prisoners. This is
not sufficient to keep the place
up and some dillervnt arrangements
should be made by the selectmen.
Tho town could well utford to pay a man
usalary tolook alter the place and at
least keep it clean and wludesome. A
new lmilding'mmowliere near the busi-
neeo center is needed. if our town
peliplo could only feel as an other does
when he travels down that dork and
lonesome thomughfare alter midnight
with n fractious prisoner, they would
then see how important it is that a new
lock-up be built. Both that and the
Town House are detrimental to the
growth of the town and do not indicate
thrill and industry. Owners.
0. A. I. Ole-era lwat-rllod
The olllcers of Douglas Fowler Hist.
(i. A. R.. and of the Woman's Relief
Corps. printed in The Sllfl'lllll. mo
days nun. were lmtallal but evening in
their hall on the Washington street
bridge. The olllreu of the Post were in-
stalled lull-plain J. N. Coo. unpalata-
deut of Fitch’s Boldlera' Home, Novena.
and thsCorpe calm by lira. l’latt. ol
Now Haven. Speeches followed by
H00“). 2. Doty,the new commander
oftltel’nutzlhptain Vlckarl and C. l".
Bullock, of this city: Adjutant Hart and
sergeant Major Funk liddleblook. of
the Miller: Home. Thainstallation waa
ammonium and happy event and
will long be remembered by the veterans
and members of the Corpa present.
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Tim W03 800" um
u-ma-mxumrhiwann
kaerandfihermaumenllrsthckedhorm
lutheaenatorhloaacua on the questioner
howthehdlotaahould he W or
vivavoearr’l'herarakerniennrgedaaacrct
ballot at the ground that it had been
charged that a numberot members were he
ingooereed. MMMyaaid,tore~
lleveanmovaheraot constraint. Thom-er»
manmenoeutendedthat aachuwmherrep
mhdaeoiatitnency—tlurt be was any
posedtovotetheir whhn’ndtheyobonld
have the privilege of knowing whetherhr
represented tbemor misrepresented them.
, question. Thovote when takonstoodflin
favor ofthe. viva voca vote to 4-: for met
ballot. It was thus evident that mine Sher-
raan men wanted a secret ballot, and some
excitement followed the vote. .
Senator John Sherman in an eloquent
speech, dwelling upon his record as n floun-
cler.
of ex-Govumor Fowl-or, «Epminting upon
his soldier record.
tpowhos to both lllrr‘r‘ multinational wvr‘n
Insole.
been his maiden up-w hpt-emnted lllujor
m.o.n.nmuu.n 8. wfl- 0» a"...
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United Sta'cs Senate.
, W W, Johanna-ram
:3»; compound to fight than
Ballad Staten Ia I’ll. ‘
Cowman, 0., Jan. 7.—-Ao expected, the
hilly an hour was spent in debate on thir
Senator Nichols presented the mum- 0
Representative Griffin [lri‘flv'rlff‘tl the name
Stunt-iv nx Feynman;
llrpresentntivu Webb. in who: must have
illinm IdoKinley's mum. on: tl‘. was soon
roux sunrixax.
131“ rdwithdrmrn by a telegram from
cKinley. Third“! not deter Welsh.
. from Voting lor his candidate.
nurture Dirksprmentcd the name
“tailor.
mm on the First Ballot.
ballot [woo-min! there waa or
thin except rhut why-n Porto-r. ol
. a doubtful man, voted for Pom
maker men shouted. and when
Purine of ('lovehml. another doubtful
ballot mulled: Sherman. Fri:
: ler‘r, l: McKinley, l; noun
“'5' ‘0 ull‘t». 47.
All” vote was annonnwd. both Sher-
man and or were brought to tin- hall.
rmnn spoke rim. and After
manila-roof lhv mum». i‘om-
. Foraker upon his fight. say-
bardest fight he had ever on-
hopul he would never have
men: min.
Forukor spike in a good na-
‘ing that he did not foresee
wl Slum on well.
vnaau‘a Camr.
unfiow hourly sixty-nine
d a lawyer by prufeenion.
‘ in first Rumour-on conven-
tion in (lbw. \‘t’l. llo had been indole-
gate ‘0 the l ' national oonvonrious in
1"“ M41 1" His service in the lower
hm “1 ‘3 began in luff; rind (riveted
all yum In Hill he was a candidate
for I‘M"- lor to tho senate oc-
curred on Na 4.1861. ilehaanotnut
thorn mntin ' ever aim. howevor.
Tow-rather: r as third term. r; em,
be We!“ into irlrnt Hayea‘ «line: no
mow! 0‘ 1M ury. Four years later
he mmled Al 03, Thurman an aviator.
being reckoned Wt. Tin-term forwhnrh
be in MK II ho returned heglnsou
lit. 7, IN. tul’eb.
“was president pro
John She
yours of age
pnmidul over
’a m
. .w'm mil
What the
Cle’JIlfld. It '
mammoth
rm.
John Sherman he has to fight '
l
manhood.» ~
7 noun-nuts.
awn: L .. ,
And ark-(illuminant m.
' but 1”“ About a- flour.
Washroom. Jan. 7.48m Heine's
prnatratiou by lllnsanrhllo m In:
dntluaat‘theatatewmm.
tolliltboeitywitbnerykfli of sill-in;
,rmra ’l'boartaok earn- lriniu the
. room.
vmekaund tbeotherof more rem‘nt date,
followed his visit to New York to take
in the/openingd the Darnrurcb llualc m
whichrosnlladinanillnm of st: Inontba.
B's; daughter. lies Hattie Blaine. was «in
pbouedlora blareaidenco, only twoor
three square: diatant, amt promptly re-
sponded, and came to her father's aid at the
state department; ‘
Surgeon General Browne, of the navy,
whineollloeisinonooltbe room m
tothenavy departmenton the doorbelow
the somtary’a olllces. was summoned and
more up at once and administerad arch
medium as the «who demanded. He
gave the some diignosio that mmpuied
the previous attacks. that the memory’a
illness was the molt of lmlirleretion in teat—
ing, failure to take proper exercise. and er-
cursive mental exertiruiundor these unla-
vrmible coilrlitlumt. 1n aboptan hour Ilr.
Blaine was confidently rerun-roll tubero-
mored to his house in the department
crm'irtge. where the family were won bo-
airpwl by rollers anxious to learn the not»
tnry'sronrli.lon President Harris-m walked
over from the White Home and mm shown
up to the wavtary's room Attorney Urn-
erul Milli-r. whose official quarters abut on
the: Rhino mnnn'on, also saw kiln
During rho balance or the day then was a
constant mm at inquiries from the
high-5.. twilight?» of the government as well at
(run. members at th diplomatic, romand
the _M'cl'v't:xry'h' many personal (hands. To
nil indium the sum answer was plum. that
Mr, Bininv was better and that: his illnm
was not regain-d a serious; that in fact it
who comm-ml as merely a stomach trouble.
SWEPT BY A CYCLONE.
A Georgia Town Allin»: wiped out.
Thrw- lilllnl and “any mar-n.
Fumevnarz. Jun. inThiiytown was
viiitcd by it terrible cyclone. Three e
Were krill-«l, ll 11an of album W Ind
the little town was almost swept out or ex—
istence. Apathlmyanb with was swept
through the town andfor titres miles east
of it the devastation mtinued. The cy-
clonoi-loud indirscribed as of demo black-
m funnel shaped and constantly illumin-
ated with lightning fishes.
Travis, a farmer. urged thirty years; Sallie
Graham. aged ten years; a colon-d child not
yet identified. g
Tnvbwnainliis lawn and hearing the
note went to the door to see what mused
it. Just than the cylone struck the house.
Tram" body was not found until this morn
ing. liv- liiJl Neuron-red about :1.» yards
and ulmwt every bone in bi.- budy wu
broken. The no of injum] will probably
reach twenty-lino. some of whom will rlio.
Harry othem or» only slightly hurt. Tho
ruins of the buildings demolished in probably
sum». with amt-tidy any insurance.
A Terrific Thunderstorm.
l.’auns.v,8. (1. Juli. 7,—Theratherinlrw
quell: museum-n.»- or! is terrific thunderstorm
in January was witnessed here. After sev-
eral days of very cold trestle-r it suddenly
turned warm and hegmi mining. and for
almut hallan hour the thunder man-d ter-
rillrally, lightning flashed. the wind bin-w a
tempo“ and the~ ruin poured .wn in tor-
rents. Altogether it was a storm MM‘lllum
comm here. even in the summer time.
COAL CREEK RIPE FOR BLOOD.
Another Outbreak Agaluat the Charm
Miners £190:th livery bio-seat.
Nasueru. Jun. T.~Tho sentiment of
anarchy in throughout l‘ual (“reek valley
and another outbreak of looting and lrlmrd-
shcdisexpectrd ovary moment. The fol
“wins: but been cinulated among the minors
to rouse them to action:
”The convictn shall never gnu. :- foothold
hereagnin. nur prayer must be hie-inn
on uur people and destruction to the error
riots. the . and the state militia. We
meat art prndt‘ni'r' and give tit fortat.
No matter what mines. death, deatructioa
warranty. we must stand together. One
hundred and sixty-seven men think they
may intimidate no. Shall wo endure iti
Never! 'l‘lwtimeto strike onus more for
our families and homes is almost at band"
flWben a United Stalin flag was put up
the troow rlwml it. but a miner yelled in
derisiam, "It won‘t stay there long; we'll
about it down and you with it.” The minor.
manhunt the ramp, and watch the-oi
dlenatandtngabout in knotundeaamlna
their posttiona Eugene lerrlll, tholoadet
of the miners. has been a "52ml“
ailing “'an t. A let
that the outbreak inspected, and mm
mmmfwm . ‘ \
”a...
thwanmnediatrlctamofa
manure.”
Hm Itallpu ta law-rt.
Irwin, it. 1., Jan. talkie more can
t! smallpox: have been
w‘fi'M”
Windham-err
m thanattagnIMhm
“Marisol-roman: Wm‘
u...
memento moi-WWW ->
tom—torment ”'"
“mange-awn:
,‘WllEHDilBElTW‘
The: not to Transport Food
sum“ to Russia Killed.
7 rut-s mow... ”run... not,“
rv‘Mr-Mflfi nu- mad-Ed in
aw/ladodatta Portal.
bonfire-anion in discussing the Innate
jointnaolntiouautlalixingtbem'retaryof
tbenavytochirtervemab tawny-tollin-
aiatbegraiaand graduate contributed by
tbepeaplsofthe nonhwesttothestarving
Mdflmoonntryandawiating
01mm Metro. After striking" out the
the home indefinitely peat-
pnaed jointrerolutioa by: vote alto
tom.
I 0”,". “national Mrllolrnantbe
Ila-dull. was mnsidered in the house as in
mitfieof the whole. and he moved to
strikeofittbuclnnse approrn'iutiog $100M
”Wyatthepurmot the joiutrm
lution. drummer: in! his motion Italici-
maid be tlmgirt it would he hardly
proper tor the United States to pay for
transporting the grain and provisions to
who great onmtry as Raisin. She W
lily would not w-mi us to «loan. ' -
Dir. Herbert ml h.“ lzrluotv-xpcet any
one reepennrblu (or the mason (tailor 3pm
prhititm of but mum .~ in Tutu for Mr.
Holmaa’s any-minor. bu Dt'lltlltftflmmighl
town-m we}? ;a»Cor:- they voti- fornn up
propriatioaol ui-UJIJ‘ at we thrwbold of
this congress. . __
XI. ilk-w, til Ali-.rnvbnvrtu, "flared an
Wildfllfikb s-zrpn ‘Jl;
government of g. i' on: . .1393 um in
~ . gut-:1 you! donut
l. lit; " mgulluil
two-linen: was n:~
jet-teal nua Vim \‘um v-
Thv drier-ha : thou rvnir'ru-xi to ler. Hob
man‘s amtulaf-‘il: to mm- on: (Ln appro-
priation cal-rm: by the l‘l‘Sa;il$ll¥lil.
lint-inn its". tn. l'oinl'.
Tin.- puritans “nth“.ivm .\.:'~rum.~l by 1dr.
Bloom. Opt! wounded by ’4- ltn -. Th3
amandnunto! Mr lli:i.li.LZl to strike out the
Ippruprla‘tilu was row} on by div'niou;
Year. 133; hays, (it).
Mr. Bobtail: demanded the year; and says.
butthefintwmra‘wd that thismald not
be hurt it commitm- of the whole, which
the Ipeahr {to ten. sustnimal.
.31: m w that it waaaa
competent to call for the yeasand nyaas
to more the previous question in committee
of the whole, and Er. llnrkinridge. of Ken-
tucky. recalled the loot that the right to
demand yous and hays la anmstitnrional mo.
whereupon the swalrerpn-toxh. with much
pleasure, reversed hL'i [armor ruling and put
the demand tor you; and trays lr-fon'. the
boom. 1! win; fit‘t‘uilllt‘fil by tiny-tire. usuf-
‘dciv-ut number. and the nrllwuscalb’d. The
vote resulted; Yrus. hill; nay», :o.
The amendment was decimal adopted
and Er. Brwkinridge moved t'o postpone
the maelutirm indefinitely. the arm'mlment
hat‘mgemuaeulatul it. {it said w.» hurl no
ships in the envy to tuna: and wiring oil' the
appropriutwn makes Elk resolution worth~
lees. Th.» vote wsmlevluml to he so u. to,
and Mr. Dickerson. of Kentucky. asked for
the years and naps. but the dormant was re
fined,
Mr. Bloom then asked a vote by tellers.
and it wan when. limits. lllrmnt and
Buckinridge acting as tailors. They gave
the totem yams“; hays. hi. The resolu-
tion Wm thorn-lorn- “.ndottniroly purported.
The him} than :uljuitrnnl
In the Son-tar.
Wnsmsornx. Jun. 1 ”Senator Morrill’s
spin-ch in reply to Mr. Stewart. of Newton.
pmripitated a silver debut:- in the remit»,
which was . left unfinished. but was orr
liven“! by Hr. Teller) breezy attack on
the silver possum-n of the president's mew
age and the manna: in which Mr. Stewart‘s
own record on the Sherman bill Wm quoted
mum himself.
The venerable wrintor from Vermont on-
cupied an hour and three quarters in rend-
ing his remarks. and though his voice failvd
him toward the L‘luat' be wired tho re
apoctlul attention of the senate.
in a twenty mlnutea ear-entire amnion the
murmur-med about «evenly-lire nomi-
nations. llwllhllllg the intentnte comm
ludonera. and then went through the
f of adjonruing out ol mpm't to ads-
oaaaed member at the house lrorn the new
min of South Dakota, who had diod before
being able to take his seat to consent.
Speak» (frlap'a Condition.
Wunisorox. Jan. 7.—-lt la labored that
BpeakerCrbptalarmore ill thantho public
“Mottled tobelie'u. Alloctwhlual
moot constant attendance upon him. and he
to hwfltvelopcd incipient Inn?
_.........—..n
mmwm
washrooms. he. runs preliminary
topmtottbe ofthotuenonboard
the miner Baltimoredn museum with
thValpar-hot‘roalzle.baabarnraaivedat
Wtufjuatlmbutuopartollt
wllbvalvoaoutatpraasat.
Tml’aalaalatah.
In Your, Jaa. 7940b: Turnout»
WI cum. in writteu to a
f
, ,,
sums it
mm. Jan. 7.-'l‘he home spout'
~::;_u'u 0! thin
‘ rate.
‘now for $2.214.
had for Saws.
9
l
of lilt‘SlZ. 3:
now:
$4
New Year.
’M
I
Furs,
portion.
Our
Our
Our
Our
Ullu‘r iriglt-prii'ml .icrs‘oys
J rickets whic-
Un Children's l'lumks w.- :
‘Wfl‘lfimfi
minnow-no.3. ‘,
raw aflm‘aL-fi 19.2 o Wuhlnutnn
. mam ”I’M!“
WfiW—‘dfifil
5&5:
Lin 133.008 lulu $3.
tartan!!!”- '
Whflfiflwtwrm
w "- mmumm >
FOR THIS WEEK WILL BE
«Jillmlllele~cl8arint Sal
or moon
, ’ ‘ l on
| b prl
mum's WASHINGTON MARKET. “WI-hr
\ ington susfianeats, poultry forfamflytrade.‘
WEBBBRJ. P. u Main st. . . chol ‘
. poultry, tish. vegetables, etc. on meat».
—'-——...____
lednctionr on same will avenge from 30% to 50%
FIRST on the list is a lot of heavy
weight, vest front, difierent shades of
Beaver cloth, were $1298, but price is
nothing to us now, for we offer you this
garment for 83.
(me other special "bargain is lot of
about '25 or :m Jerseys. in black. sold for
«twill: your choice now, 3,]th
u' fl
Jackets whirl] We‘ri‘ .Sl. ".‘ t'.l.ll l: ‘ .‘md
ll xvi-r». {Jun mm
Janka» whirl: were $7.05 now $.49.
‘ Fromm: Home
$6.25
.69
$3.
Suppose there is no need
goods at way below com.
We close by wishing
00
,
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South Norviillloéton Store,
S3 WASHINGTON STREET.
3.”
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Blankets and
‘ Bumlonables.
{haéllggglwhgrs
comrofirKBLr-zs. ‘
G92“
irmmt of some
nulo- tin: (illit'l'f‘llVf‘. however,
beth't'll the lurmer prime and tin-
of advertising that all ('lrristmas
all our friends and patrons a Happy
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. it. Is: Fine meals: vegetables. canned Honda.
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RAYMOXl)” GERSHOM. 13 So. Main st, S.N.
pr o meats. poultry. etc. Choiueeuts at
one one. .
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LUIBBB bliAll’Jts b Purina HILLS.
RANDALL’S MILL, EN. lumber and timber
rough or worked murder, mouldlmtfim
masons AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR, HENRY. 13 West ave. S. X. Al ‘
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH, WILLIAM H. on West at. 8. N.
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P. W. Water at, N. manufacturer 0 .
line granite and marble work. and dealer
«one work of all kinds.
MEN’S OUTFI'I'I'ERS.
CUTJSTOFK Bill»; Masonic hull-1’ r, 31., ll 50
llsin #1. 5.3;. Gentleman's tunnelling «mule.
.etc '
Job
link, your ivmon'» fllflllelllljg‘h or all kinds.
‘1 i2 [it il.«L‘iT TA] LURS.
l. E. til Wall st, X. A perfect r.
w vi: i1.» lntN stytcsnlwsyson hand.
. . F. i: No. )lnin st. S. N. Pine tallé
Mitt: .i urmnlty. Repairing etc.
MILLINIBY. r
iffll.l.l1~.‘.~. ll. ii. i: Main st. 5. N. ironies or»
'. h'fliii u-vrtl if (inked. ‘
' 'll. AUXl-k‘ Mia» I‘d Wall at. Xugenoy lo}
oi {,'-.lllll‘i15k‘i inning 5~lzellllailli.r!.l.
Jll Vlt' TLACHHBS.
i'ffiltrlz: .‘x'. K. :il “‘mr avenue, )5. Teacher 0!.
Mn m. Organ and Harmony.
Ginsu}: ALI-IX s. 2‘: Heroin or, X. Plano.
or; .1 ha: runny.
tilfil‘lfili PLAN] fills AK” DEALERS.
ir‘ Silille
m.
nuw be
. .4. 5.3:. Plan-
»: .‘Ur“ Ink affirm.
a U). P. 0. box 5»: S. N.
..‘ AND “HUI-11.5.
Null“ ALE. i'A'l'l'lLlLV \\'Ulili.“.tliru~‘.ll.rli§-
rimrpr. pron. likwnirr mm. *3). flu-u.»- lum-
ingn spun Lolly. by drum. but water or hct
arr. lit'n't‘n‘ltl‘fFi Surwalk Lock t‘urxipziuy.
Miami: Dr. itdutnrum. [atmfllli ii. i. Her.
next, lélt‘llml: John Try on. mo: sir}; \Villizun
ll. Smith. z-stenrn); Grace Church. «hot air);
and many others.
P31511138.
BRAINARD. F. C. 7 Water st. ‘3. 8:
Point. gold and silver am a spec
OSTEKBASK 6E0. H. I “‘atcr at. N. Home
and sign painter. payer hanger. downtor.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SORT“. (l. S. " “'nslrl on at S. N.
quality only. aim um [fig-(bani. '
PHYSICl—ANS.
' Burke. \l‘. (‘., adieu to and t" Would I.-
s Humanoid l we]: :08. man ‘
PIANO TUNER I RKPAIRRB.
assume. F. cor Wall and Knight staN. Ala
timber in pianos. organs. sheet marine“.
PMTING—(BOLD. SILVEBAKD NICKEL
.w‘OlTTll NORWALK PLATlei ('0. “Water
at. All kinrlsof rltvlro latingdone. iolishlng
and refinishing of all ‘iuds of metal goods.
REAL I‘ZS‘I'A'I'B nouns. .
LAYfl'ONJAUOB M. Washington st. next P1)
5.5. Property for sale. house: to renumadr’
WIMHDWARD. E. A. No. Mainstfifi.
rum and building lot: for auto.
RESTAURANTS.
li’txalllxlif. F. F. txltaillruarl i'la‘ve, ti. 5. Meals
:i our». 3 not y first 0 nos n r re-
spect. A few table bouniers taken. 2» "y
La Sl-I‘S, bl: PUT RESTAURANT. S. N. -
rty the bushprimlhe him. Opeualln lit
SCHOOLS.
BAIRD‘ .MISB ISSHTLTEN. \‘ounglarllea
in: and day school. lv‘all term Sept. 17.
MRS. MEAD‘rl SCHOOL for rla and mm .
indies, Hillside. X. Full termflopens lkr’. l. g ' ”
HIIOB'I'IIAND AND TYPE-WRITING.
LAUDElt'S BLOCK. 8. N. C. F. Plumb. Prln
Day and evening melons. Send for circular
STEAM ENGINES l‘fl) PUMPS.
XORWALK IROX WOPKS COMPA\'Y.Tba
“'atcr st. 8. N. near Railroad bridge:
STEAISIHP TICK" AOBNI'S.
lAY'l‘le. J A( 303 Isl. Washin on st next 9.0
unmountemnmgy ‘ (marl
STONE nun-s.
FER HIS. JURY ll. ft Washington st SJ ls
brick. lime. «fitment, hair. planter. . a 0
smnTuN'. JOHS B. 62 Ta lor awn 8. N
Also lll‘"?! of concrete walls. “
STOVBS. RANGES AID 32.51335.
KETt‘lll'M. LANDOX an Havlland st, 8. N
Han stoves and water rs. P. 0. box or:
POWELL. J. W. :8 Washlnxton It, 8. N.
pric'us
PRlL now
$4.00
$3.60
$2.00
painter
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One
bomb ‘
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Our $1.25 black Come Mulls reduced to 8 .75 nontowouxB.er.ylom.m.o.x.mgr.
‘mr 13:5 u u I‘ n u l 25 andbuavy trutkinxpromptlyattendqlto.
(lur 2.00 -‘ “ “ “ “ I‘ll) mexag ."i‘,"""'.’."‘",,“'
our 3.25 Imitation Seal ‘- “ 2.25 MM n1. Bowman M ' 8"
.) u it u b - ' l' , 31X _
Our ..5 .. ‘: “ 3.00 fififififigm “MW-N ”M
Our 5.00 Astmchan ‘ ‘ 3.75 mrnoso. om. no and it Main at, N
_ ' ‘ . . ’ Womzllorkelor ot. Toleohone’l'l-J.
Ladies Fur Capes and Children 5 Sets reduced In like pro—
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fill mains.
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. . one set albums. Emmi“ gs momfi‘fl?
ll Blankets reduced to ‘25}5 chi-Hts. a r gum. rifles. rattles, watrkes. magic
“ u u u o M lanterns. cameras. and thousands of other
Our 8. .,. ,. things mm wicnulusumnm burn-tabul-
0111' t 25 u u n n 3 o- . ed lean. and bakl powder. “effect nathfacu
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UL. 5.50 n “ n u 4.75
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ml. :50 u N it It :2 :2
Bridgeport. Conn.
"£11;me “min thalamus“
s. D. Bangs.
ll Infill I‘ll ltml. It‘ll larval.
Our “.75 Comfortablea reduced to e .85 “N.
Our 2.00 “ “ “ 1.25 f“ 'A "a 1‘
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great reduction in our new ’
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