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‘ A Minimal Ila-a Ire- the
‘ Wanda-firms .
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H Ifovwalkynterdaytospendaweekwith
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must-murmurs ,' . .,
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m Pro-tats that Warrant”
“ York today attending the horse sale.
“damn-"WE. 3*
Emwhnrwga
noo'r
snowman.
warm-ad :11 titted.
5 mm loll! more on
., » gunman“ ,
.V
urn-ma v, is. flaunts
sump-rt: a-etnhlad at the reti-
deneeoflr.andlln.Jmeph Vruom.27
Woodward avenue, last evening, to wit-
ness the marriage of their daughter liar-
.prat Hayto Jaw Huatio Wilcox, cf
Breakwa- The house was decanted
with potted planta‘and palate. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. E. E
Burma of the M. 8. church. The couple
atoodnndera marriage hell .“F‘is'm'b' A large box of cake from the social
arranged bf calla and caster lllta. 5Tbe held in the parish rooms last night, was
‘ ”mmami“ “mm °‘ “We sent to the inmates or the Children's
bendoline silk. dutchesse lace and pearl H om
trimming: and carried a bouquet of bride
andnephewaroeeeand lilly of the val—
ley. The bridesmaid, Miss Minnie Dun-
can, of Brooklyn, attired in crepe dc
chem, yellow hounds. moss trimmings.
bomuetllarechalllielrosm. The maid of
honor, “Edith Vroom, sister of the _,_...___..-
bride, attired in “3“ blue Indian silk, John Kelly. a shoe luster who can earn
M9“ mermet roam. The “31‘9” were 84 a day when he is sober, was arrested
Thomas Duncan and ”3‘“ '1‘“va 0' this morning by Oflicer Howard. for
Dmklm VAnh‘“ Wilcox, brother 0‘ drunkenness. He was taken to the-lock-
tbegroom, was best man. After con up in “wagon.
gratulationa mterer Mead served an
elaborate collation.
During the evening Jesse llopson and
Frank Rider made the rooms resound
with some of their choicest selections on
the piano and violin. The bride and
groom left on the 19:23 train amid a
shower of rice andbest wishes, for “'ash—
ingtonL Baltimore and other points oi .. .
interest. The Will: were numerous Twenty—four trumps slept in the bor-
altdbeautiful, and were much'udmired. ough lockup “'ednesdny night. “m of
“mm,“ ME to lug bride wnsa the number found employment yester-
pairofdiatuondearinga. To the ushers day cutting ice for Noah Wood. [mt
huotpinswith dismantle; to the brides» night eighteen lour'mtsapplied for lodg-
maid andmaid of honor, bow pins, with lugs.
diamonds. Out of town guests were The new mem gem dmy
preaen Brook 1 land.
tfrorn lynand Staten 5 Monday. Meet Dunn will probably do
day duty for the present, while Chief
DENIES THE REPORT. Del‘orest, who is an experienced officer,
I"... n. J“ Bar-Illa w". an m- will "break in" the members of thonight
Without Adequate (Zane. force.
lloward B: Jones writes a letter to the
Stamford Advocate, denying the report
printed iii Till 8mm. of January it)
thatdlehaddeserted his Wife who is n
dauth of George E. Cummings, of
Nuwalk, for the fourth or fifth time.
dons thinhathe statement does him a
cerium injustice, and gives his side of
the story that people may judge whether
or not he is such a minister as the [opera
have pictured him. He says:
“Last New Year’s evening I attended
'an entertainment. My wife objected to
this. and decamped from home. After
staying with relatives in this town a day
or two the returned with our two child-
ren, and without any provocation on my
part, she packed up her belongings and
a week or no later brought her father
down from Norwalk and deported while
I was at work."
"Without ding private family
concerns before the public more than is
ancestry to justify myself. I desire to
state that whatever little trouble arose
between unmanned mninly by the in.
Manned of her relatives, and by my
wife'a unfortunate habit of sprwdiug
magnified accounts of alleged wrongs in
thegomiplovingenra of the neighbors.
When my wife departed l was not drunk
nor had I been drinking, and I again as-
sert that no adequate reason existed for
her conduct."
A plate glass front will soon be placed
in the store occupied by the Atlantic
and Pacific Tea company on Main street.
The membemofthe A. M. E. church
will holds leap year entertainment in
the colored Odd Follows' hall, next
Thursday evening.
or and the almshouse this morning.
Horace L. llubbcll, the lnmberman,
who has been confined to the house four
weeks with a complication of disenta,
has so far recovered that he will venture
out to-mor‘row. ‘
George Ilndgt's, the vender of Middle-
brook’s nlniinac. has button all hi5 prov‘
tom records this swoon, having sold over
fifteen grim in Norwalk and vicinity of
this valuable,- little manual. '
—Dun‘t fail to attend concert. and ball
of U). l’ at the armory, Feb. I.
A local weather prophet says the cold
wave will be followed by a snowfall and
blizzard similar to the one of March 1'2,
Iii-l8. He says it will much this section
within a day or'tivo, and that! all travel
will be stopped: - _ .._..
Dr. Clark. of Bridgcpirt. punches at
the evangelistic services in the Methodiot
church, Nurwalk, this evening at 745.
The doctor's many friends will no doubt
avail themselves of this opportunity to
hear and welcome him.
Bucklnghzim Lockvvood nnd his young-
or brother. W. ll. E. hwkwood, Jr, will
null for Europe next Wednesday on the
steamer Majestic. Tin-y will be absent
about three months. visiting tho princi~
pol points of interest in tln- Old Country.
Sidney (l. Bramble, fornwrly ticket
harm in the Nnrwalk oflice of the Dan-
hury and Norwnlk road. lies in a critical
condition at the home of his brother—in-
law, David Gould. on Academy street.
It is tlmught that he- cannot live the day
out.
It is said tlmtn lively cocking main oc~
cured at Smmfonl Wednesday night
botwoen Norwalk and Newark, N. J..
birds. The latter won four out of the
six battles. Much money was wagered
on the teat. Sports were [mt from
all ore-r the Mate.
A GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
”Pianos tuned. repaired. polished. W.
ll. Ill-«Men, 20 Wilton um. Norwalk.
Accouling to the terms of thr- contract
thenew Norwalk club building will be
mniplotcd March l. The stores on the
ground floor are now being finished up.
It is umlentood that the floor above.
which will be occupied by the club. will
he titted up at the expense of about
#1500- -... , ‘
“a: Oat of Wlam Stork at the both
Ron-II Bouto- film.
The south Non-elk Boston Store‘s an—
nual Mg sale of winter stock begins
tom and chm February 6. and
we feel justified in aaylng that it will be
the patent special sale ever given in
South Norwalh. With it! 0.000 square
fattofmiuomlhmfwtof counter
devoted to whali- newsstand lie-tin
the drygooda line: Ila large and com-
plain kltcllm department. it is not
as...“- that the south Norwalk lloslnu
Store has wouthe diatiuctloaof being
the lad m: of thekiad ho-
weia In York and Wm In
my with enterprise llr. Vau-
Alatyno conducting these an
«new spot” ulna. be today occupies
mm of m mum to make
known some of dump-rand prices that
will prevail daring the coming week.
The turtle-y adjacent to Rot-walk luv.
u baa-laud villain-millim- macaw
huh-h.“ um anlnilax of
w
The now can for St. Mary's church
was hoisted to the tip of theatecplo yea-
tcrday. and today ‘mplc Clarita” in.
pnhh unnuvlahle work of placing the
miss in Milan. During his my in
town the steeple climber has also made
mminorrrpairstouw exterlocofthe
church.
The Brotherhood of Bl. Andrew and
the Daughter-of the Klugmf at. Paul’-
chnrchheldaaociallu theparlshrnoua
ouWall mint "suing. A abort
programme of sacral-av was rendered.
Winsofhanjonleotkm. Mathias
and slum by lilacs thank and Byalno.
At thockaeoftheeuttrtalaneatnfmhn
mammal.
Dollarryllaagufntd harp-reliant!
mnmmwmmw
mahhruldmoalladfardltutt.
latclyownrdby daleolelliaatA.
Wand. We m that the
“ammunition
nimde’Mfl
meta m‘
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moan aux mam-rat.
mu. m
.. “were “a...“ ..~
Hum.
an,“ ”skiing. wifeof Warren is?
I? yearn.
Mr.audlra.CharluDoKlyn.ofDan-
htry.uelutownto-day. the not: of
Inandln. WillDaKlymofklatt
3c. awn-mango 0. Lock—
woadwereinNewYorhyutavdayttna
undo-meeting of the directova of the
“WW Parallel."
Lawyer J. B. Hurlbatt. who canto
down to his ofloeWedne-day and'l'lturn-
day, after a week’s sickness of conga-r
tion of the liver, tried it again today
but waaobliged togive up early in the
morning and go home.
Belle Boyd, the Rebel spy. entertained
a large audience at the Opera Home last
night with a recital of some thrilling
incidentsin her life. The lecture will
netnot far from $50 for Buckingham
Post. 6. A. R., under whose aunts the
lecturer appeared.
BIMIBIDE.
There was about skating on George
I. Keeler'r pond yesterday. Many South
Norwalk myopic were noticed among the
skaters—ll. a Rowan, Jolt-n a: rare.
W. I]. Smith and Mrs. Smith, and Ills.
E. F. Knapp. The young ladies did not
put in an appearance. Mr. lecr says
the ice is too thin for cutting.
llemkiah Sifts, we are happy to any.
is convalescent, and was out yesterday.
All the invalids in the neighborhood are
reported out of danger.
The roads are so rough that pleasure
driving ianot a mecca. Winter linger:
in the lap of (hardly spring). but most
miserable weather. We are waiting and
singing “When the Robins Nest Apin.
ll. H. Parsons has sold three handsome
horses to New York parties this week.
He will receive another car load on Tues-
day next. ‘
We hear that Benjamin C. hicKenney,
of the senim class of the New York Law
School. no great favorite and liable to
take the honors of the class.
Alias Benedict prone a very satisfac-
tory school teacher. Ber superior dia-
cipline is bringing the school to a higher
standard.
W251 NORWALK.
Mather Brothers are cutting very tine
ice. tan inches thick.
Mr. and lirs. DeIott are continrd to
the house Vl'lthl‘OltIfl.
Some dogs recently got In the pig pen
of Mr. Sheilnact. and lamented the pigs
badly. .
.n'ome members of the “is: Norwalh
clinwl indulged in a nodal skate last
Sunday morning on Millard‘s pond.
Mrs. Falvmrd Mather: is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
(blur. in Sew York.
— Will he "rte ‘lMa Week.
Prof. J. H. (.‘uruni. the oculiat optician.
with all his appliances for diugntniug
dillicult mum, can be wnaulwd at A. S.
Ferris" jewrlry store Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
The ”avail-II l’. Wilder Cote" ('onpnay.
The Marshall P. Wilder Concert ('om’
puny is coming again, and will appear in,
the Opera llmtse, Wednesday evening.
February 3d. We know that this simple
announcement is enough to till the hmtsc
with everyboly who held them last
your, but for the information of those
who may have been prevented from
this treat we wish to tell milling of
what they missed. and to make them
thankful that they have another chance.
The inimitable little dwuf, Marshall
Wilder. with his world-wide fame and
experiencemwis no commendation. but
you can hardly motion him without a
smile. which broadens into a laugh. long
andloud. when you hear him. Ila in
entirely original. having his own molar
maunsr.aialhiamiraloalttodrive dull
pare away. We number a solemn
flood old ' (term "
mud flan, with the stock remit do:
literal with a funeral expo-lion. that
he liked "ahokrs." and we hope that he
may hatch-toned to Ir. Wilder. last
year Ifr. Wilder was recalled Iva times
and upended My to «slim.
lie was ddlghtal with Norwalk author
nudvbatiutlllmtara, la hlautlfal.
dummndtlmouchttome one for a W
aloha.
v
mat-inn.
when [my don't give very you'll ‘
It Then lo a“
whouhowluuchaneatmdhag , null
love for mall: thul it w 1. m _
held it back. «but I ant -
m child. Mother- tnthlat
Itksyareyolnx to live Wm—
modelled-cation”
tenyunofamlathimor
anus and keep them up
eighteen. Takeanotberwho lanoqulcker
to learn than the first one. lat
begin when fourteen yearn old.
chance-mtbatateighteen the
There are manyreaaons for this Oath.
with the very young pupil youeaumlyziva
a verynbort lemmahebawmeaeaufuaad
and fails to really understand any of it, and
knowauythiugof “fractions” to tumult:
frattiwal pinto! time in. made without
much drilling and practicing that the
ill W discouraged and disgusted;
win-rem the older pupil can learneuough
mantles-nu mutual thneor four of the
being
is often made lathe hiringivof cheaper inex-
periermd teachers for beginners.
Ifapnpil everneedathe but teacher
that can be had it is while laying the (m
datlon for all after study. If you let your
child burn wring blend time,
or any principle of music you will have to
payaguod teacher. not oulyto tacit the
right principles. but to break up the wrong
onesalrmdyaequired,and that lethal-rd.
at part ofthe work. Waitafaw year-he-
forc you have yourchlld begin. theneupp
the best. teacher you an procure at any
priceand yourchlld willbaahattarmull-
cinnwith laminar-twink on her part
and lean expen- cn yuan. More than all
this is the extra strain on the brain and
nervwf young pupils. Their-chant Ins-nun
are all thcyare equalto,solet them wait
awhile for their music lemma—Cc.
Springfield (Ma-a.) Bonn-tend.
Illalasl‘orth.
Among the many advantages posse-ad .__.m
byn nun whomhuafioodoldagfin
a small country place!» the respect and
admimionof all the right minded younger
members of the community. Unless he h
undeniably ”feeble minded." his advice‘la
in great demand.
ltwaaconceded byallwbowmprunt
at the time that Abijuh Stokes mad: "th'
nentcat turned speech" in regard to My.
Wilson Fatwa“. the ninety<four~year~old
motif Brambleville. that coal-lag" have
. imagined. ltwaaat the may“:
at Highbury Center. A former ruldeutof
the place inquired of Abijah nbout the
people whom he used to know.
“Let's see," he laid medltativcly, "how
long ago did Wilson l‘awmt die! Ha
was a pretty old man, wmn‘t he!" -
"Wilson l‘nwcett," said Abijab delib-
erately, 15" if he enjoyed the probable effect
of his npt'rt'li. "i4 “till litin. or War when I I
left bmm- this inornin. I not m-nt t" fetch
him over here V th' fair along with me. of
‘i holn't hm; socha sharp mornin. llr
cnj‘ysn jaunt uaow an then with th’ beat
on 'em."
”You don't mean to any he’s mill alive!"
ejaculate-i the other in a tone of gratifying
amazement. ”Why. how old is be?"
"We r'rmidi-r over 1' Brambleville thet
“'llzmn I'awn'u'u a reel ornyment t' all on
us." said Abijah. with much earnestness.
“He's turned nincty‘four. Ile's all his
fae'ltin. in halo an chipper an llnble t‘ be
ml for some years yet. we're hopin. In
Bramblevillc." cunclmlnl Abljah, with his
slow smile. "Wilson Pam-rt! is mk'ned t'
be full ’5 good as ml Willow—Yonlh'a .
Companion.
People.
I have traveled considerably, and ought
to know. and mlly do know, a gm! deal;
I am afraid to tell you how much, last you
should fool too keenly your own narrow
limitations. l have been to Kickapoo
Town and llarkn's Corners; owe I drove
toToulon, Stork county, and in all than
countries I found warmly a living human
lit-tug except pimple. Profile! Why they’re
conmmnaa um Peoria county usulto
befull of them when l vvaaa boy. I‘ve
seen hundred-t of them; lmppoae that II
we rem why they never awe mean!
more. Great pmple-that lgpeople who
look wine and tall: ham. and lift theireye
brown. and say “Ah!" arm at other
times when they any "Ah 9" with a circum-
flex that fairly runs up and down your
hark; pimple whoare alntldtowalk very
martin-edged the earth lent theyahould
tip it over and allele cl.
lune-Ito be sfruhinftbeu people.aud
mite od my hat and say “Slr,” and
”Mu’um."to than. llnt soon I observed
thauhry wentha same kind of, ,‘ l
turd always known. Jnatltha thmwh
kept More In louvlllo, and the woman
whorau the church fatn- nut at
ways foundataay entertainment glitch ~
= efirmavaatatmfi ”‘3 'f.
the queer plant. the W. is that
hashmlpromby ammo-t to ha the
panntofenltlvatad 'l'hlafaetwla
anchlrutallydlaauuudbya M
culturlat. Howl-hut to dour-tn w
iii
if
a
I
id
'lwutormyyuna . ,,‘
aadfedthatl'mmwhatnfifiy
'Um I STIIET.
ltianuleaatoaxpcct achildwhodoeanot -.
secure N RWAIJI. cuss.
mos bookk ' collector. Ad—
8 Ira Boa‘zn, 8mm. :98
Imfl'wl of say llnd h aunady
man. 19. Can ve re’crence Am
.. 0. lion 5a. South orwalk. 133
; murmur!) trimmer-“muted at an-
mond Jr Comatoch‘a factory. Day street.
“If
i o nicely-furnished am with m.
.n norm...“ in '~ 122%."
a .
STEIN“! Ronalk. m .ffi a
YOUNG man familiar with th my
A hunt-es Tolherlghhmfiagu; w
W.‘ ”a
AlnAIBLofusodhahttam mind takeou-
Eta as. South hiorwalk, and furnlah refer-
.ean ma
A sonar-in. unidignmun
Analyattblaumce. , no -
.V «a...» ._.... M.
t! ‘ in. at?“
V
re at tho. N. maximum 3
, _. H _..__N.._._..._--:.J_;i
"no”! clans house with improve-
1:51:23?“ lllium Bill‘s ml. at I'2A’lla
hr avenue. & Rom-II. m 523‘ tf
(it‘s! 3er menu Cedar-tract rent.
87. inquire at 5’. Hana‘ market. Sorth
lain street. :13 if
1! the Swan: I: 00er apartment house.
‘ afoarroontdatwtthall improve
”fill. in a small family. . uln- or the
can: of The Old Well (liar (:0. Washing»
m 315 ff
. SIX-ROOM Cottage for mail family,ou
Burritt avenue. Modern laymen
fidfifiE—fiRi—IMQ Kim "8?
Core strut. East N rwalk. A In
M ° dill
rm. sans: on To nnlv'r.
gunman...’ ”lum’ .33.:
. Modern improvements. House nearly
new and in excellent condition. Barn. fruits.
god well of water. ctr. A ply to John on.
Riverside avenue. East . orwalk. f
" h For Sale.
B EST QUALITY BEElLPOltTElt-
harms. lac; sirloin. ltr; round.
lair should sforfirtrib mum.
: Joanna
Pam'- anar.aWallstrr-et. warn
Notice.
,an annual mkhohlrra‘ t, In: in.»
find 2;”:th h Inch 00.. Right in“ a; it Of-
9 t company. on nea- '. ‘c roary
{has tot-lock pm. ID. IL Ill. BIIOW.
’3. Secret. '
I).
'7 iii-amounted;
Grace Church
ENTERTAINMENT.
Illllllllll nun IIIJUSE.
SATURDAY, JAN. 30,
AT 8 O'CLUL‘K.
l. Plantar-on up rill not.
MISS MARION nilufl‘r.
:.~— Guano "LIME. valor: M'Ii'ltlzinl.
mull cunt raunmmra‘rlos. .
It. I’. BASSOSI.
3. ~(‘oaan annual»: “hurt vna ruins tans."
Ilsa MARION snom‘.
l.~tlnarrc.tma Karolina. nu. ma
Ii. P. RANSOM.
5.«1‘Ita arr-rt; “man.
In! MARION snout.
"DIETS 50 c.; llllllllIEN 256.
at Ham’s strive, Non-all. and Hatstad’r
drag aim. 3min Norwalk. 1:: ft
lusiclim. sum until.
BA’hlfi‘vg
FAY?
Hall—lily the Admin“. Canadian.
WM. BARRY
Ia MAI arm W Hat.
IcNENNl’S
FURINIIUN.
@1in
“1m Forum
am not nu."
.Id cub.
firm-£3 . a “an-Iona-
42>wl¢5
{In c. a. m
“ UreatlfiPTeaflo.
. tale.
- III I
to town Iain st. to: lamina.
.. “.1... .n-..»
iiiiin t HUSIEl
28 Iain ammo. Ismail.
Meats.
FIShr Oyflema
Fmits.legetahles.Puullry.
or ALL. mm; in mm ensue.
AT WHOLELALE tr. RETAIL.
.9.
. “7.5. '_
lhe beggdflannc
acific‘lia Bo.
Stands alone nlheil'n Statesr i l -
[613 Pure Tea mum.Ԥttnr M33122]? Nil}!
l All! to all in patron. and also in
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I... .m_ NUNI It ZELUFE’S‘
”ark-tram some of that
8" Wflflfilflmlollnl‘lfllflfls, lndlaRlver Oranges.
Tflthfllldafliltnmd'flll' . » JMm'M _ 9’
.5 mm. . 7 ~ '. MEIR!!!) Ill“ ‘ 5- , .
.Zmphmm mm»... n 1 ~ IIPUITEII stunts
mm: mm run tune strut
finummm “MW" ,5, NINE UNTSIIP
A Inmclll Tooth VIIIIOIII p|m_ All kinds of
lcnown AND BRIDGE worm.) F l S H
mgrt'ithfimw .
Re ketlar made. no matte} how much you pay. Arrive every day.
Anni» for
“Kill" llllElIEllf BUTTER
Pickled Oysters.
llllllTEls EVERY SATURDAY.
All of this you can get at
HUNT 8L ZELUFF’S
Wholesale and retail flab. oyster and vegetable
market. Telephone call. am.
w a B I RI 0 E B,
Member of American Water \Vorka Asao.
“ “Conn. Civil Engineers‘ Annotation.
M NEST AVENUE.
SUUTH NURWALN, CUNN.
[48 Dams and Reservoirs planned and built!
an Miles of Water Pipe laid.
l) “ 59ch made.
I”) Surveys.
u.
Survey“: promptly d one at reasonable rater?
Plans of buildings and lnylng out of privat
grounds accurately done. “
All work survrlntendul during construction;
a” if
the prom
redemption of all its check». when
present
by the proper Mm.
1‘: tactical
No. 67 New Street,i
NEW YORK.
Investments made in Hacks and Grain for
Cash or iii-.3130! ”and upwards. Cunt-
mispiou l'por cent. each way.
graph. mm exchanged. g
nllldln
A large ltriety of Sailings in
the Following lots.
the grade reduced to 29c.
58c grade reduced to 340.
as. grill tidied lo sic.
. I
Cotton Brass Boots and Nash
Both.
You have no idea of the money
to be saved until you call and
investigate.
Dress Prints, dark colors, re-
duced to do. .
Beat Checked Apron” Ging—
ham: reduced to Ho. ~
Best Dress Gingham redumd
to 10“.
An tsunami sacrificed Cot—
ton: Musclingpduring this
1 m t “ MW ‘
v
L. H. Decker,
79 “'ASIIIXGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWA LK
DEALER l.\’
Wall papers, paints, oils, glass.
coach colors and varnishes.
McCIoskey’s liquid wood filler.
Combined chair-and stooladder.
Arstits' materials. easels.
Pictures framed to order.
(paper hanging and
ecorating.
79 Washington Street. South anwnik.
fl ‘rnrgnnrss'
central Shitninglmporium,
M. 5. SMITH,
-»-~—o>
A Week of General clearing, Gom-
mencing Saturday, Jan. 30m.
The following figures tell the advantage
to be gained by avisit,
All are invite to investigate.
Don’t let it pass.
NUSlIN UNDERWEAR. ' ”
Opportunities as these you
cannot afford to pass.
35c Corset Covers. reduced to
35c.
60c Corset (lovers reduced to
36c.
50c Chemise and Drowns ro-
‘ duccd to 35c.
65c Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to 49c.
88c Mother Hubbard (towns
rcducedtoiiOc.
NUUSENEEPINB lINENS.
Figures that ought to meet
with response from every house-
keeper in and around the city.
akin. Loom Damask, regular
38c quality for too.
(lo-in. Damask, regular 500
quality for 35¢.
all-in. Bleached Damask, ream
lar 600 quality for the.
fall Linen Towel: an inches
m for 15c, 17c, 21c and file
unto.
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nonwaut wcnoo 1’ ‘ I.”
at” bun. uni-8’3.”
womanwunx ht . ' ;
mmmndamml‘rlfmulfigum
taxman cannula-sea ’
.m . . follortk' 8.1!.
N?” w in boots. than ragga-furor
JAVIBON. A. no Mala .
atablea, flab, unfamiliar, . WW
alumnu- a trump
lobstenwlama. frulla. is firhdiih'u. Q N,
.-,u.L n JUDD‘SOuhMarket visa llama
pp. Library.
0;». .vlalty. Washington at. BBS.
4 ll. wwildJAMH.Bt
n4.
Bumrcnnn
o a kinda. Horn
lealnw.mm‘
IJMBUR\ER, W snnderedlalda ,,
.' II. in W street
bridge.S.N. Dealerinall hail: mutt
WKWOOD L. Washington St.
Ramos; .oystcra. clams.
. I), GERSHOM is ' .
prime meats. poultryfetcwaIilgcglc'Itg‘gt
cash prices.
SMITHS WASHINGTON MARKET. 66 Was!»
meats. poultry for family trade.
inxton sl.S.N.
WEBBER, J. P. 12 Main at, N. '
poultry. fish, vegetables. etc. choice manta.
lUMBER DEALERS I PLANIKB HILLS.
RANDALL? MILL. ELK. lumber and timber
rough or worked murder. mouldlmlrlmfitc
MASONB AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR, HEXRY. 123 W
Dl;inds of stone mason conturacttnarlcdkség' A)
a nu. WILLIAM If. a; West t‘ .
‘binz promptly attended to. I '8 N. Job
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P. W. Water at, N. manufacturer 0
line granite and bio ealer
stone work of allnkli‘rida. work. and d
MEN'S 00mm
COMSTOL‘K BROS. Masonic bulld‘ '
FMN" st. 5.3L Gentleman‘s filial
RANCIS it: CO. & Washin .
bats, gentlemen’s (“mismgégl‘i’rakuflkMDI
MLB‘ CIIAS'I' TAILOIIS.
GUSOWSKI, E. 31 Wall at N. A
ignamntwd: the latest styles alnymehcgu'd
hOL'OI. ll, F. ii No. Main at. S. N. Flue tall-
orlng a specialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLINKRY.
COLLIXS. It. 3!. 12 Main at. 8.
material used if desired.
FITCH. AGXE’fl Miss. M‘anl .t N
"0ch plate]: Island Dyeing Emblingleiflngt?
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FEBRIS N. K. :1) Worst avenue, X.
Pram, Organ and Harmony.
GIBSON. ALEX s. 2" ' '
0m“ and harmony.‘ Merwln at, h. I inno
OYSTER PMSTEBS AND DEALERS.
Hg‘Itliiyglivhld $5103; 1:“ Water st, 5. N. (foot
. n . , ‘ -
e rlcalers in nntllvgrgygtxeli‘gmm and W-hOk
REED & HOUSMAN, 13} “' t ' -
ters and shippers of Sorwfifihfiiig PM
VAN NAME. .1. L. lino. P. 0. box ass. N.‘ ‘
\ PATTERNS AND MODES.
KORW ALK PATTERN “'ORKS ,
(hot-w, pmp., Riverside ave ASJEIhli-tisdtlaihfi:
i'ngn specialty, by steam hot water or hot
air. Rt‘ferences: Norwalk lock Company.
1.
interim); Ilr. liohannan, (steam): H. I Be
nett.i.-n-am1;.luhn 'l‘ryon. (hot air): William
ltblxuith, ”cairn; ' ‘ '
find many (fibers. brace Lhurch. {hot air).
PAINTRRS.
BHAINARD. F. C. '1’ Waters V S palnu
Paint, gold and silver signfiris-pcéflllty. r
0511'“me GEO. ll. 7 Wet * '
and sign painter. paper hnngeeli’:s :1 A. no?"
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. G. S. ”8 “'ashin ' Q .
quality only . n‘nd that £1138);th M N. 011..
PHYSICIANS.
Burke W. 0.. office #5 an i 47 W hingto '
ssf Hours9tolt),lth3.7tog.s n 't'
PIANO TUNER 8 BEI’AIREB.
BENDEEJ‘. F. cor Wall and ' '
dealer in plain». organs, shelzilmiac‘ktfh
PLATING<~GULIL SILVER AND NICKEL
MJUTH SUBWALK PLATISU CU. LEW-tor
st. All irindsof electm latin done labia:
and refinishing of all finds gf mat‘afirlwds.
LA REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
_\'_'l'01\'.JACOB )1. \V'ashln on at t l'.
“563. airmen y for sale. houseg‘to radii?“ Id?
’ D 'ARD.ELA.N.) . . oases
rent and buildim lotsofoé.i 321;.“ N h h
RBs’I’AURAS‘l‘S.
H’XBEE, F. F. 9 Railroad I’ls , S. )3 'l ‘
at all hours. titrir-tly Kim cigar; in driving?
sped. A few table boarders taken.
LAKES DEPOT RESTA BRANT. S. N.
ity the best. prices the lowest. Open all n
SCHIIOLS.
BAIRD‘ Allis INSTITUTE,N.Y
boarding nndday school. Fall muffin?“ ‘71..
MRS. DIEAIJ'S SCHOOL f ‘ .
ms... Hillside. x. Fall taillight?“
sflonTllAND AND “cannula.
LAl'DER'fl BLOCK, S. N. C. F. Plumb. Prln
y and evening sessions. Head for circular
STEAM EKGINES l‘t’h I'm
NORWALK IRO\' “'OPKS (I .
Water st, 5. N. dear mmgfiiw' The
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENTS.
LAYTOSJACOB M. Washi nat.n t. .
$.51 Pass. tickets,dnftnmo¥et:or¢lemoluag
STONE DEALERS.
Palms-IONS ll. ft Wanhln on
fit it, lime, cement, hair. pilgrims." 8.“ m
MOItTUN. JUIIS ll. c: 'l‘ 1
Also layer of concrete will? avenue. 8' It
S'I'OVI'LS. RANGES All” nut-nu.
Kl'lTl'HL'M. LANDON :9 Havlland at. B. N
tins stoves and waterhoalara. P. 0. box 6"
POWELL. J. W. :8 Washington at. B. X.
TRUCKING.
Mllll’l'ONJOHN BJE'I‘aylor avenue 8.3. L
and heavy truchlnxpmmptly um“ can!“
UND‘B‘I‘AKIBB.
1155'}?th68, J. D. opp. Horse R. Kde It.
elephou ll“-
tlence 3 min at. N. T
JELLIF 0.0. N . .
nNr‘iidEEmommn oh“: “I d. V 0m
- . . t6
Ila-video“ 2 Berkeley st. .Telenhobhz'I'I-r‘ R
t rim or uncut-turnout
‘ SKllES (imam lever) WITH
nu mu us.
Alto hanjna. vlollna. prlnllm: pm 'totm
can “Ml abut-ta beveled «in tnlrurg‘ra. the
chest». I r guns. nus. Battles. watcher» manic
lander cameras. and Ihounavahi nth-r
thing; a van with club orders for urcelebrat.
ed teas. and baking powder. Perfect mllvfw-
mmanntud. Honda: stamp for partied-
lhellalk aplealh
Bridgeport. Conn.
Thehaudaonmt tea-tomb thattatouflba
act-(ion: “It
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