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dihessasonwastheafternoonmserved
by IraJ. 0.6m ether handsome
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‘- noont‘loto fourtodadcloek. Thesi-
f'airwillhe repaatedtodny on mot
otthelarpnurnberoffriendsofthe
hm, Allwhoattendedyesterday
seportarnostenjoyabletime,mdwill
ntalnlnany pleasant memoriesolthe
and the delightful way in which the
Insomnia" of guests were euterv
rained.
ImamandlmG.WillieWhite
received in the bay window of the
parlor. Thewhtdow w- him with
pinaodthearchtwinedwithsmilar.
'l'heoolorscan-riqu inthewholedec-
oration were colorand yellow.
ludngoryworeayellow aural: skirt
trimmed with black pa-etnenterie, o
yellow-ndbllchhodlcawaiet, the neck
filledinwithsofthlonde lace. At her
aide,o'nnotnall table, wee a husket of
beautiful yellowgonesta. dire. White’s
draw- blnchgroa—grain silk andjet,
withpinhbrocudeinpnneb and on the
waist.andhssideherwnaabssketof Lo
Pronoerosea. There were palms and
lowering pinata everywhere, in hall.
tearoorns.aadhanhsd in the fireplaces
'inalltheroolns. Ii- Pinneo, assisted
bylisalouisslieonard and Miss Jose»
WMWVGI in the middle
room. not. Pinneo were a light blue
dre-ofaorne aoft Indian material,
with'ilenr de lie scattered over it.
Hi- Jenninp' was inblack silk, and
lb Leonattl’a dress was of soft.
very light green made in the Ru
margmwufirhtmmw
feather trimming. There were two
momewhgeyfrsshmenn were served
‘ Moliflbodtwfiheotherinyelc
low. hinmmwhervehocolate
andmwetpservad. In. Clemen-
tine Cholwefl pended over the urns.
dressedinwhipofsoatelovelysoftwool
unmaodwenringhul’ranceroseu. Miss
Bar-h Woodward, in thin white with
roseooloredrmh.lisalary Field Par
dee,inwhitewithfikcarnations,were
thewaitrsrsen 'flierewererosecolored
curleinrlt the whdowo, roaevcoloved
hart-nomad W‘m'rrhm
intheroornfindroleshadeson the gnu.
”tablecloth-wee phi W. and all
thedoylieaotthesentettat. Rose-odor-
edundbgeodehodra. All the breed—
atichaJnnoycehlynndmfectionawere
eitherofthesat’neeolov. or tied with
pinkribhon. The osnttaldecontionof
thetahlewasabeantifnlpiuk aralsnin
follbloont. lntheyellowrootn MraW.
‘BJInithpneidedattheteaurnJreased
ilwhitontine-broidered with path.
andwearingBrideruseaThe-onseideaof
colorwascarrled Mirrocrystallampa
mm silt-hide. Whom»
lnaont glasshowlin thecentreof the
tableware pearlrosea,nnd there wnaa
bewilderinxnrrayof nllsortsof huntiv
tnleraatimintherollmuheandeandy
Marryingoutthe unrecolm. lid
AlierIall-y,inyellow,nodltisa0rnee
Min whiteandyellow.werethe
waitresses» Therewere inhothrouars
lit“! "or that churlotte rile tied
withrThho-to match everything due.
The chill and silver were both very
W and of it being very old.
“fishnilonwaaurvedinpricelrsehrie
edqaoveronehandredyearsoldand
these were old Dresden and nicdsrn
:asvru.
Thesassta ineladedalltheladio’eav
rtsasivs calling aeqnshtanasaad iati
new“ Wound-talent! that the
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Ind lfatthew Berrynrharpd with a:
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hstovv mm this warning.
Miarllenrywaatheiirstwitnesa. She
rsidshewatfourteenyeanofsp. 6hr
tntillsd that while walking down Taylor
avenue between 0 and 7 o’clock, with
mm. the boy- foltowcd her.
Byoo can‘htholdofherarmandwhen
the attempted to rereamput his hand
over herniouth. He drugged her into
some huehu norm the etreet and av
temptedtoteheondue libertieswithher.
Sitesereamedepinaudlfn. BlizaAllen
opened the door to herhonseand her
came out. ”he had known Ryan
alrout one your. .
William Allen sold he woe np-stoirl
preparing for the masqueradehell. He
heard u screamaod came down. The
boys were standing around the girl but
he did not know who they were.
Mrs. Eliza Allenroid she heard the
Henry girl any, "Millet; let utenlone."
She could not see who tlrelarys were.
Tim was another girl with Cornelia.
Cornelius Ryan said he with Papp and
law were going down town on their
own business, when innit-n Knapp raid
”llheiaCorm she said she wanted to
see you." lie cmnrnencerl fmling with
hernnd she screamed. The buy» their
rundown the etrevt. lie said he had
known Cmnolia about one year and the
had often sent for him to play with her.
llehnd no intention of doing anything
wrong.
William C. Joyeemid he war at the
Allen's horde. When he went outeide
two hoyn stood on the corner: heard
«numeral! for Tire. Joyce, and saw
Cmnelia with Marisa Knapp.
MmMzrguretllJoyoe said ahewaa
culling on Mrs. Allen and heard Cornelia
scream and soon afterward row her
comefrornthe direction of the bushes
and arrange her clothing.
The state then reeled.
Louisa Knapp testified that she raw
Ryan poll Cornefia into the bush“. hhe
war crying. Had seen Ryan do thereon
thin; about a month ago.
Jone-ph'Papp snid he called on the
Henry's that evening and Cmnelin said
Ryan hurl his arm errand her.
Wolf Pnpp said he saw the two girls
go putt Homer’s. lie with the other
boys went down two afterward. Ryan
tookholdofComelia and threwher on
the ground.
After the summing up of the we,
Justice Townsend fmnd Ryan guilty of
the charge and fined him 97 and them
of the action. and sentenced him to
thirty they!» in timoonnty jail. (folonel
Frmt appealed the m to the that term
of themperiorconrt. Jmephi’app gave
mo bonds for ltyun'a appearance for
trial. Thecnaeaofl’oppnodllnrry were
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
candidate! Road tournament».
That portion of the road bed of the
Winner: road over which the wage
neltwotrocke runitrerzeiringnmrernl
overhauling between Bridgeport and
New York. I!!! the Former. To faciliv
tote the “warhmrleu hovebeen finned
pletetlell trninashnll Inn at the twonew
oroutaidetraehn. Theinrproventente,
which are on is very large scale.
moist of new trap rock bellowing
andnew ties the entire lengthof the
fonrtrnekeeetim. New roila will slot
heplncedwhereneeded. Thewrwhiato
bepushulnlongarrnpidly asptnaiahlr
andwillprobahlyhedeishedinaboata
month. Thewoskingforceoftheline
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npn. .mer and Wow, and Iran
the I. .1 Judge Wlpaa Illa lye».
hummus, lit.~'lhvrew~hardlyatald-
b; morn lult for a sheleton in theIlow
«Imagine «mm wbsn the care of In.
Pieter , biwitlrhornemherudwith he»
in. connoftted periory during thetrialof
hermit foralander againat lint. Wee.
”calledlarforeliirdohn Brisket. thepro
ddingloaahtrate. ‘
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arruy.itwilihrrenuonhervd. wasshopping
duringtherurnnterof we,» Torqoay, with
her friend Irv.‘llargreurea, the wife of
laiorflaryrearewaod while at the place
mentioned removaloahle penthbelon‘ing
totheladthtthwmnh-sd The
frmthe bedroom she accorded Ire.“
borne had new» to thhs room. and was
awareofthefactthatlnllaruesreshept
her jewsh in acertainhtdingplaosinthe
flow. Thekwehampwsmmdfliuat
ssareh failed to runner thorn. in tile
rnrom connecting ”Osborne withthe
thettwerecireulated.and shehroaehtsuit
forslanderapiustltmtlargrvarse. Assll
tlrepartiea were prominent in society the
easeattrletdwidoapresdattentiou.
anringthe contra of the trhl Ire.“-
borneroodeu number of adenine under
oath which wereeuhaequently prom tohe
notme. Thetrial was suddenly interrupted
177ththananan
borneheyemdn Widhtyof a doubt had
really rtolen the mining Hargreaves jeweb,
which were valuedatflhflfl. Hrs. am
ledto francoernwhieh ounntryshere-
mtlyrvturnedand surrendered hrtneltto
them.
anMwhowaeduvredinm
in. was deadly pale and hat evidently
wastedawayoonsidmblystooe her-rum.
lihetreutbiedfrornhsadto frnttaadwuso
agitatedthatshs would bavefallen
tatbedoorhetlitnotbsen forthelnpport
the revived front her m apt-in
thhornemfter having led his unfortunate
Winnithrdockah hiretandrocloasto
it that bewnhi support and contort herllr
mtaantuehm if he had reallyheenhe—
In. ”negro-an in Team.
lrJfilithen rendthe evhlenoe furnished
hylrnihborasinthe action returned to.
eayb‘thuhrnheiinonler topsovuhb
easoof MWJpontheawovnstaterneata
nadebythewisonertothe efim thatrhe
had not been in Lenten at thetime the
nyaterimeludy.» «timely rumbling her.
sold the-Trailer. jeweie writinkkrirmnhot
ahehadnot'rnthmwzrloheckeundertheaame
«4 "Alice Prim." that the had never seen
Pm.w of the witnmrs for In. Har-
peaveuin her suit mint: that lady; that
ehedirlnottroout of the lumeonnertnin
Mental thotuhehadneverhrardthe
mad Sprnkklhrna maimed
In. Herpearea was then (tilled to the
etaadandintletnilrbe gave an mot at
the ions of the fauna jeweia. ultimatum
In. flargrsuvu «out tint all her primary
badeinrnheenmtoredamlthataliex—
mot thetnalhad been refunded.“
thotshehsdnothinglmtafrehn; ofxreat
sympathy for the winner and a stun.
Wthatthetnetter would nothepressed
agatuathevanfortunatefrhnd
Thewitrnasthenrdd with tears in her
eynthatehehad vinted In. (hm in
Holimrsy iatlmadeaplstaed that her no
live for nothing w. aitnply one of sincere
metththeprisoneriuthe md
trnnbhrinwhxchrhe toned heraalt.
lire thismfinriagths delivery of the
lottery-trot Ira. Hameavea’ teetirnony.
aohhed so bitterly and violently andw-
evi-leatiy so nick dirtre-sd thatsevsral
from hendtptarterl tliot until itiemny W
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nau’w-n' it ‘
midterm. two; IndisonJonr: Noam.
trwo;0umdaa,eight;iltenben,figbt;8oho
m, three; St. Lawrence. one; Tia“
three; Wuh
loan has lath-death.
Bnooanva, Feb. m—‘l'h-Critarionthsatel
wasthe wheretheindepsndentnelno
anteof ynprotestedaunstthsnridr
wiatnoonventtonof the Democratic”
w the mating thrown
ony-flvepeopleint halconienm
hoxeaandlfllllntheotchaslra
intheprirate
mallaudieuoe.however,was enthd-
astic.sod Ir. Healy's aeathin; rel-kart
Hillwaa cheered ats‘every point. Bearin-
tionsstntihr to that: adopted at thsbia
NewYorkroeotingwmadopted.
In Favor of lllll hr President
it: convention for Konroe came
pendent,
voteforonlysnchdeleptesto thenatlonal
eonvention.aaars in favor of Sandor David
Emotwthemtorputdeatd
the [felted Stats. he mutton also
panedsruolnttoumbntheaetionof
the state contnittss h “and:
datefortheatateoonrution.
lndbna’emtaanhagna.
lxnuxiroua, Pauli-Tho lndhnallev
pnbhosnleagueishsn. Ahontmdelrgntes
wmpsesengandstapwere taken to ex-
tend the animation, w had him
mflinlmbut now leuthanfi-
no. leagueprwmsatomaieansm
alveconrpaignthnyear and aha to eutab
Inhaepeaketa'bnreaoandmverevery
otthestatewithiterpeekm Then-tn .
areexprassedlyinfnvne ofthetarilasthr
mm hone.
For Ill] All the flue. ‘
Larsen. 3!. Y.. Peb. tz.—-’l‘he hardb-
triaaarernhly convention for Otsego con-r
ty man. It Parker,zdwarthn‘nal
Peterhn'tonrsdeleptss to the state not
until». and ringing reaoln‘ttnswereunsd'
last and all the time.
Plovldn fur Ill].
Jacammun. Peh. 13.411: state may
mitten inlargolyinfavorot Hill, andparty
organization throughout theatate ieoppused
to {Taoism}. The tlelfgntrs to the national
convention will pmbahly he pledgml to Hill.
LINCOLN'S urnonv HONORED.
The Eighty-third Annlvaraary at Ila
nmh ”banned by the Nation.
New You. Feb. m-Yeeterdey was the
eighty-third anniversary of the birth 0‘
Abraham barrio. the great Winter
The annual alebrnv
tionofhiebirth :nalwayellttinglyobnerved
lbrwghoutthe annuity. and thisoocssioa
wsauoeaceptior. to the rule. except inso
farav it w. hare malty Moved than
ever before.
Reports from nearly every important city
in the Union «eta that banquets were held
last night at which myonhe Inn-t min.
laeat Republic- statuneu and orator-s of
theoantry were present. and where the
memory and deeds of the beloved "nil
splitter” were entwined. and the taaa hi.-
self held up as a typical Republican and one
u the la llliasb t1: d2, lqal
civil life. a a
holiday.
Ilas-rtatt In loch Consulate-a.
Parana“, N. 1., Feb. fit—Louis Alber—
feignetl convulsion
hhiscellinjrtl while doasly watchedhy
oflernr Win tbspurpose.
mwmm
andtohltheofloersbe wash-mum“
Harris)" mntoed the «aperture he er-
Hbttedduringthe trial mums-
llarriottclosriy watched. It'll-now.
”Ila-twill. "Beadlava."
anyYona, Peb. lam—The indictment
apt-at landing Poland. the ”Weir
Warren, V ‘
nonstru- “at: in summons». 5‘
“M'- Truth in the Harrie Cate. .
locum Peh. lz.—-'l‘he Third austably .
unruly passed
manna: Threats-vu-
sleetedwmtnsrroeteetovoterornntblt.
WINTEM‘TRM‘
Not Telling. the
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PM: Onelr
ntes lte hurt-rerun and nus leehev'a
Friend- Denonnea It an a Falkland.
In You. Peh. 18.‘——An airof ‘
*hgiutosnrmnnd the cease! mew.
”undermines“ death for whore
whiMwiteJlelenPotta
AWJHM the oondalnedmaa
rat the Tombs prison, and
beta If he know Can! P
mwhoalleuesthat Ills Pothsmoked
naphinoforhereomflexionflesent
flower: “1 mbevvthe
my, .mmmtroumr ‘
. he says is true. flown anlutilnate
‘ ottnywilo’l {Mlbnukeneo
Helen knew him better than I; Noon,
fulldheinahettwpositiontoapeakdthd
Moo between Helen and myself. ho-
pnsewewereslltogetheronlyafewweeb
”studied. ltistohs hopedthttthe
M otfliaterrilbtrqedywlllhepovod.‘
”obj-rte." . ,
Mountain!”
fellas-rt oulerliaed thaword‘mth"aral
thsbexnrseidthathesesrnadrnncbplomd
u the news from Chicago and hsdbeen
mmammnm he had
her-atlaytlntesinoahahadboensentsnud
Pfiodeathforthern ' ol h'a unacknowl-
nfilo‘aooldrlwlfe. . Neflaon Putin.-
reporter then called as lira Hollie
lsskeratstowestxinetssathstmt Be
lenndberonthe point of gait; out fora
walk. Bhehetnlhyouaggnlewithhrown
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t‘flavayonreadrbestory China)
MtCarlPetenenaml (hr-l W. Harris
and Hi.- Potu and ymraolffljte naked her.
, f‘Yoa." she replied. “I have read it.”
“Wereyonencngedtohexnarrimito Carl
I"
I‘No."#dllitsleokar. “l was not only
new to be mot-tied townhhot I
never even not such a patron" x,
“Are you sure of that! Rent her, the“
Re of young Harris is at stake. ('an Pe-
tsrsem'rswry is into it you pm My site
With. Ans you sure thntyuum-rer
Manhattan ,
.. nuts-t s, an. look-5'
"Not only that." replied m. Meeker,
“ht I never even heard of him. I
never more tarps-had than when I read
bddlhad beenengaged labia. ltrls
v-y nuance thing“ see-a tor-s ell/at thh
III- Petetsen. if there is smh a m did
outcome forward while Carlyle Harris wsa
being tried for his life."
"Do you know Carlyle Harris? I inquired
"Very elightly,” anawered Ins Meeker.
"l methiloonly two or three times with
ltia wife—mint mane. I did not know she
waa bra wife. 1 thought, an et'erybmly else
did, that they were find friends My mother
knew lira Potts. Helen's mother. very
well, and in that way l knew Helen. We
were frienaandahe need to callonme
quite often in this house. "
”Did you ever hear of her using morphiun
for her complexion!" I asked.
”Never," answered Mm Hooker. prompt»
ly. "1 Better heard of her win:
or anything whataoever for her complexion.
Shewasaverydark- ," .lgirl.
Her eyes were remarkably bled. Herskin
was aclear olive. She did not need any—
thing' for her mph-aim."
The reporter read to like Blocker the
notehe had received from Harriettbe
Tombs. entrusting the worth. "We all
were together only a few weeks before she
died."and explaining that "we all" referred
toPetesaen. Miss Hester, lies Potts and
Harris.
“That is not true." said Miss Meeker.
"We «mainly were not another. We could
danaaoftheboardot 1!“.qu '
nothavebeen Ineverbeasdofsaoha
penon asOarl Palm"
“Norduyone whose name sounthlibs
that?
“Never." was hit- laeksr'i reply.
llam- suit est-u to It
hurried hack to theToluba
wsswritten; Whoandwhaththrlhter’
tell WheredidheliveinNewYorhI Who
them-him! Doyoa know whetherhe
trat motomnmlmr
Milli mower:
lvatlloa that Ir. Peterasnaayabenttrely
woe. lt- wao boardingdthiah at 3|! West
rwsatymtstktn the nan-run It. I. try
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“Who tells tho truth! hitpossihls that
Peter-ransom suns! Canit
thsthsissotoeouswhohssbssnkoewn
lbfleeharaodhertaothsr hyalother
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FEBRUARY l 3.15. H5.
The following articles. That they are cheap you can see at a
glance, sowe waste no time in telling you the advantages of
11 tag. on thmda 8. Remember the price on all lots quoted
he ow is I. 081“ S, no more, no less.
9 rds Plaid Dre-a, Goods. 3 yds best A Gingham.
1 yd plaid or striped dreas good} 8 yds Afloat Unbleached Cotton.
1 yd mm Kenneth. 2 ydo Dress Gmghnms.
gmbre- git-gum. i’g'og’mm shoe
r . ‘ tin
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7 ‘ . . . .
1 ladies 350qu A — work. _
. . "ammo”- W W]. 83 Washington 8! IS llll! Address.
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2 Chris 0' ', ., Croohet Cotton. 4 §ds oheopqqunliiy Domet Flannel.
2 I‘d-ti, “gm 1'] . ‘” 3 yds Outing Flannel.
"a 2h Hondkercluefs 2 yds Turkish Towels.
“" l” “' “W . “f- 1 yd strictly all wool Red Flannel.
tcekea Reoherohe. 2 (takes White Rose. 3 yde um,“ Towels.
g m 12“. “7 gm' 1 Curtain Pole and Fixtures complete.
5 Blld'rlm: Bay Hunt 25 ydn choice of eith°r Dwight, Anchor.
‘ pact?!” 6i . ' . Fruit or lonsdnle Muslin.
3 mg‘éflfiam M I €33: 4 yornnbieacheo Canton Flannel. .
2 botdea llic Perfmume. ' - 5 copies heat sheet. music, either \ coal,
1 bottle 36c Perfume. "y odor. / Instrumental. \ iolin. Cornet. Guitar.
. mama- . .
. ma ive is .
83 Washington St, St. Ismail. 2 decor-ma cm W...
. . _ 2 decorated Bone Dishes.
4 bottles Shoe Dru-que- 1 decanted Cup and Saucer.
3 boxes ’ the Tooth Pick-*3» 3 Bowie.
140. («-r“ 1m Picture Cm!- . ’ 2 French China Pram.
I attirnpe-l‘ Indy and Splasher and 3 balls 3 V989“ 3,1,, mg),$_
Ehlbml‘lemd (70"00- . l I Lamp. complete.
lpan- Sh’nms and 3 balls Emh'd ('otton. l decorated Bread pm»,
3 Trays. cloths. :i .. -- ‘-
3 Child's decorated (‘hina Plates.
12 boxes Matches.
2 Wooden Pails.
llong Chair Scarf 3 " " "
“toy-C 25c \"indsor Tie.
2 books beet English Pilot: and sizes.
. 1 Shoe Brush. ‘
Rap-pets best American Pins. 1 Crumb Tray and Brush.
1 pep": Good Plus. 1 Flat Iron.
8 boxee Black Pine. 2 Stew Pains.
l child's Nainsook Apron. lone trimmed.
l child’s (baled Waist. assorted sizes.
2 Edit child’s latent Side Kinetics.
l y's or c ild'e Shoulder Strap Hose
Supporter.
1 best Flour Sifter.
4 mmmon Flour Sifters-t.
4 yds Dress Point.
80. Nurwalk Boston Store.
1-5 pint Cutlet- Pot.
1.5 pint Tea Pot.
5 Pie Tins.
2 yds Extra Tirking. 1 Lunch Box.
2 yd» Shir-ting Port-ales. l Dinner Pail.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
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cash Prices.
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WEBBER.J.P. 12 Main at. N. choicemeatu.
, poultry. fish, vegetables. etc. .
11111328 DEALERS i MING m.
RANDALL‘S MILL. EN. lumber and timber
rough or worked toorder. mouldlnmtrlrnm
“SONS AND BUILDER!»
SEYMOUR. HENRY. 123 West ave. s. N. Al
kinda of stone mason cuntrncta taken.
SMITH, WILLIAM H. at West It. 8. N.
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND outrun.
83:13. 1;; w. \Knter g. N. ““3?ng o
e to en mar wo cala-
stonfiork of all kinds? [kt
MEN'S commas.
COMSTOCK BROS. hlnaonic ban' N.. 50
Main at. 5.x. Gentleman’s furnishing 31:11.1;
quxcrs a (:0. “Washington at. s. N. has
hots. gentlemen?!» furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
GL'SOWSKT, l2. 3’1 Wall st N. A perfect r
guaranteed; the latent etyiee always on hand
KOCOUR. P. I: No. Main at, S. N. Pine tail-
oring a specialty. Repairing. etc.
‘ MILLINIIBY. »
COLLINS. R. M. 121mm at. S. N. Imlea on
if desired.
mmrud used
FITCH. AGNE‘T Miss. “Wall st, N.e¢oncy for
“Old Staten Island Dyeing Entahllehment.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FERRIS N. K. at West avenue. N. Teacher of
Piano. Organ and Harmony.
Glih‘ON. ALEX 5. ”I: Merwln st. N. Piano
organ end harmony. '
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BOY'I‘, “V. K. 6': SON. 12% Water at. S. N. Ifoot
of Raymond.) Plume rs. exporters and whole-
sale dealers in native oysters.
REED or HOL'SMAN. hit Water 5t.S.N. Plan
ten and shippers of Normal]: orator-u. '
VAX NAME. J. Le: C0. P.O.hox5t88. IL.
’ PATTERNS AND moor-Lu." .
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS. Charsflntie—
"than”. pron. Riverside eve SN. 1‘“)me
_lt_tga spa-inky. by steam hot water or hot'
”err. Refer Laces: Norwnfi Loch Company.
Autumn); Dr. Bahamian. (steam); H. l. Ber.-
uett. (stemmflohn Tryon. hot air}; William
H. Hmflh. (steam); Grace bhnrch. (hot alt):
. and many others.
PAINTER
BRAINARD. F. C. 7 Waters N. Si tor
Paint, gold and silver signage spec‘glltx?kl
OSTERRAX K GEO. ii. 7 Water at N. Home
decor-
Job
and sign painter. miner banger. tor.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. 6.5. “'8 W i on SN.
quality only. a‘nd Muhtwbwtf“ ‘ One
PHYSICIANS.
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.. . more r2257. 33...... "-
PIANO TUNER I REPAIR“
ilE.\'DEE.C. F. our Welland Knight. sta.N.Aln
dealer in pianos. organs, sheet music. etc.
PLATING—GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL
SOUTH NORWALK l’LA'l‘iNG CO. ”was
st. All kimisur’ elcctm kingdom! fishing
eml refinishing of all Qua. of methlxéoode.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYJ‘O N. J ACOB M. Washington st. next l’.0
5.). Property for sale. house: to renusee adv
WOODWARD. E. A. No. Mum 51.5.N. homesto
rent and building [out for sale.
RESTAURANTS-
{YXBEl-Z. F. F. 9 Railroad Piece. 5. )3. Moore
at all hours. Strictly tint 01min every n:-
wen. A few table boarders taken.
LAST-2‘s DEPOT RESTAURANT. hi. N. unl-
il)‘ the bent.priceslhe lowest. Open alln gilt
SCHOOLS.
BAIRD’ .Mlss INSTTTUTE.N. Young ladle:
boarding nnddey school. Fell term Sept. 17.
MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL for girls and young
ladies. Hillside. N. h‘nll term openeOct. I.
811031wa AND TYPE-WRITING.
LAUDER‘S BLOCK. 6. N. O. P. Plumb. Prln
y and evening reunions. Send for circular
5mm ENGINES 5ND WIPE.
NORWALR IRON WOPKS COMPANY.Tbe
Water st. 8. N. near Railroad bridge.
manure TICKET amen.
LAYTON. J ACOB M. Washington at. next. PA)
5N. Pane. ticketedraftemroney order: (see ad
81'0“ 11m
FERRIS. JOHN B. it Washington “.83 aluo
brloh, lime. cement. hair. plaster.
MORNN. JOHN B. Q Ta lor avenue. 8. ht
Also layer of Lnncrete w
MOVIE. RANGES All) Hu‘l‘m
KETCHUM. LANDON 8 Haviland n. 8. N
(in stoves and water hooters. P. 0. box “‘7
PO\\'KLL. J. W. fl “’uhinghon St. S. N.
TBUCKING.
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UNDIB’I’AKBBS.
JENNINGS. J. D. opp. Horne IL Kdepot. Keep
dance 5 Elm elephone
at. N. T
JELLIFFE. 620. 33 No. Mnln at. d. N. Open
at
RAYMOND. GEO. fl.“ and 48 lain u. N
ldenm 2 Berkeley st. Telephone 77-4.
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suns ("taunt lever) Willi
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m“! albums. beveled 3%. minors. too
is . a :- snot. rifles. settles. watches} magic
lanterns. cam-zine. and thousand: u at er
"Hadron n th club orderu for oorcelehrnt-
ml . and but now . foot mum.
tloo manual. ,udzc atatnp for portion.
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properly tested and titted wt I
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