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7 omnivorous club was heldlalt
uni-r intheOldWellHoohandLad-
'onel Iaslie Smith; secretary. W. A.
‘11. Quibtard, Robert A. McDonald and
. antheseeondyearofitaexisteuoe under
. year. The groundssttheoornerof
over all, thirty~oue feet three Inches
.snapped bu topmast short 0d, virtually
none larger and more suited for cruising,
‘Bushuand'bratrdvrryfast.
V“, mhmhmk
sustain an Daub-tr and NM
line no
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N02M£i,f§treet, '
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wuss nus
swam-web.”
; missus-end. * "I.
Iii. m wore-sir on ma lar-
-ltaflab Dell-a the lees-d ear of
, rum Under hydra-Is Ansplesa
‘Theanaualmeetmgof thefiouthNor-.
jot-audaskedhim the question. It is
all a sublime uncertainty sud even
thedirectorsoftbeN.Y.,N.B.&
B. R. B. seem halting betwixt
two opinions. The one is just thh: Fiv
yenrsagothe Consolidated begun nbol
ishing gradecro-inp and building a
burr-track road-bed,beginuingoperatious
attbe New York terminus. The work
npmgrcalingslowly and is now com-
pletedin parts as far as Port Chester.
When they shall reach the Connecticut
line, where there is nolawngainstgrsdo,
crossings, they may or may not continue
the work. It is rumored that instead of
widening the rend-bed in Stamford. they
veryfavorabloauspicee, having a mem- may build two tracks north of the
hermipatpreaentofoverthirty. Seven] town, hutmo certain information could
fit mbeuhip III" been be obtained. to much for the Con-
hsadedinandwnlhomdupouat the solidnted. Again, theNewEuglandrund
next My lay 10. It "fifth time would like very much to have an en-
pllfll for the summer season will be bid trance into New York city. and in opposi-
out and varioul matters of interest tothe tion to the New Haven road. their engin-
rnelnhen will come up {Of (nonunion. eers may he laying plum toruu into Ken
ltiaproposedtohaveatbumment this York north of the. Consolidated. The
engineers are at work today opposite the
Brook Perm school house, but all is dirt
Inccrtainty as foras the public is con
erued. Lastly. it may be. 3‘ financial.
«heme to boom the stock of some rnIl-
oud or corporation.
dc company’sparlora. Officersfor the
m yfir wdeelectsd as follows:
WWLJeuningnwicepreai-
dent, ArthurBJhI-ell: treasurer.“-
Ooley; board of mm W C.
fhvanagh,‘ Reed H. Flynn and'Rose
Bernhard; urembersbip committal» 1".
W. P. Handle. The club starts out
FranklinandClaystreetsarebeinggrsd-
ed and placed in first-class condition.
andthenetswill he put up tomorrow
ndgamswillbeplayedfioodl'riday.
clans murmur.
t Reformed Gauthier Denis a Poker flan»
in n Ilartlord Church.
John P. Quinn. once a pmfessionn
gambler. occupied the pulpit of the
,I AQUATIC muss.
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Instill-OI M “II! But. I. Beadl-
ya- In I Lively Summer Season.
Commodorenurritt's new racing yacht.
the "Commodore,” now being built by
a: B‘ m in W h twenty- Ilouth Baptist church in Hartford Sun
I.“ m’ twelve feet bfim. and Joy evening. He showed some of the
drawstwofeetofwater. Shenannd- ~
..,nrapbemslin of the gambling rooms to
prove his propmition that gambling is
.Iots game of chance, but systemstic
robbery. In adealing box for fnro he
placedauequalnnnlherofrodnndblach
cardsanddealtontaredorhlaekone sI
will.showi1'howensythe dealer could
beattbhetfnr. With a pack of cards
he dealt outpoknr hands, after the cards
had been dulled byoue of the gentle-
men called up on the platform from the
audience,“ told the value of each
hand without seeing the face of the
firth. He used asrnall roulette wheel to
show how the operator could take If].
vantage of his customers. None
of the tricks were explained.
Mr. Quinn said that his object was
not to teach others how to chest. but to
show the unsuspicioue how they might
becbeated. He warned all. especially
the young. to beware of gambling.
Mr. Quinn was introduced by the sec-
retary of the association. who said he
had been ofl'ered 5 fine house in (”bingo
and several thousand dollars a year by
gmnblers if he would not publish the
facts in his [mm-non. but the offer
Woe declined. '
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Found In Convnlslo-a on the sidewalls.
While going to his home lust evening
at 8:!)0 o'clock. C. B. Graham found a
man lying on the sidewalk at the corner
of West nvenueand West street, suffer
ing from convulsions. llr. Graham held
the man's head until assistance arrived.
and kept him from seriously injuring
himself. He was then taken to the stu-
tion house, where he remained in a semi—
unconsciouestnte until 5:00 o‘clock this
morning. when hcfell asleep. Ir. Gm
ham and Stiles D. Lawrence wstched
him during the night by order of Dr.
Baker, whowonldnotpermithim to he
leftalone. He had several spasms dur-
ing the night and it required the edurte
of both attendants to prevent the man
hgbfihuudvfill “rigged with open
jib and mail-ail. She is built from
(hmmodoroflurritt’s own designs. and
is the twentieth host the commodore
haaownedandbuilt. Ha owner looks
[wand-chitmll for her and san-
glrhslyelwpectnhatoedipaethe record
danyoftheeharnfionboatlhehas yet
Ens-BillmftbemwwalklmWorh
mpany, ownsa crack yacht» She is
mmedtheCarrie washmlt in 1m-
TheCarrieisthirty-tbree feet teninclwe
load water-line, thirteen feet ham and
headmhtof four feet. Sheideck-
edover and has one of the handsome!
andhmteqnipprd cabin of any venel
intbescwaful- The Carrie belongs to
flucednr Point Yacht club and would
«have won a valuable prise two years sgo
butforthefnct that on the homeward
~stretcb, and when a comfortable die-
tuncefrom allcompetitorsagustofwind
placing her out of the race. Mr. Hill
willaell her this spring and purchase
Some of the bios! yachts will enter the
mum be given by the Wrt
Boating Amocistion, of! Bridgeport hur-
bor,oolemorinlDay. ltwillbeforthe
dtiaclla’cup,audwillbeopentonll
hints in Connecticut 'l'wo forty-foot
pennants will be offered by Commo-
dao Burritt. one for the fastest elapsed
timeovnr the course, and one for the
winuiugoyster boat in the oystermsu’e
class.‘
' E. 8. Wheeler, Jr., of the
Cedar Point Yacht club, will begin this
out to put lib fast now yacht "Jewel"
in order ft! the summon She came from
“sailboat "III- by." I M m“
it ,is being lengthened so to fromdoingbirneelfbodilyharm. During
' ,hmouooftboneetestof ».,_ bisrationalmomentshe said his name
w «I... as John Ryan. and his home in Middle-
v ’ ‘ Ralph Bradley.“ South Nor- h n. Hoisashoemsker by nude and
walk. Ins launched his boat “Beatrix." came here tolook for employment. lie
has for some time been working on VBP
hr. eels. Thisistheseoondtimehehashad
two-3 swims-Imam ’ ,
trimmm Italians
Ghonrnto lay the new sidetrack st
MW~:‘”m-muw huh-Ir
a mile mutatIIcI-fldsrsble M08
17's; ayle not we
Thesnnuslmeetingoftheofloerland
demml Sunday
schoolwasbeldlast evening. The oili-
,, cerawerere-elect‘sdaafollowa: Bulletin.
AW'W will 5" into effect WnNleckerman: first swish
ant superintendent, Ja'cob If. Layton;
more. Mod. It ‘- ..ma assistant. liar-hall u. 'l'olles;
‘fiduwm ‘m 5' mhtitufed third smut. Ira. I. L. Jennlnsl:
.Vlwfivnwmfl'bmw Ireaanm. John H. Ferris; secretary,
fltavmalthatsnsw div Ms!“ W Jenlemh;librsrian,Ch-rlea It fit.
shew-twillhm-I- John; uxecutivo committee. o. it. on.
. Laswflmstablecftbstmlns on the humus-BBJ‘QPJI. n m... its.
" IIasv-aIdlviionawlllsoonbsf-uedby mummnxmmnmm
“Wreath Workonitwill More. mrsportofthetrvasunr
VMuMI'hedM-h mimmwnaomaminrw
' ' Mb” “I. m pastymramonntedtofllw.d I'm
nth-newlines depot. poo went toward then-w church 0»
pauses and the ball-09.3.1311. 10' NI-
evolmou.
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scoliosis-Iran om wsnta a‘pnh- ‘
South: Norwalk.
tiniest , ‘ ‘
W.wo Wannabe '3in- .
Diplomat Ba loath-en (la-not Call
It. a Reg” and [duo—Dom Pedro'a
Old Opp-went Full of light.
Ituw Your, Apt-ll ld—Theenvoy estraoo
dinary and minister plenipotentlaryfrom
thenrasilhn government to this country
stanthaguodehanceofbeing mixed upin
aduel. HebSenhorsalvadordalendonca,
andberuidcsinabeautifulhoueeatWash-
ington. The man who proposes to fight
himbagiantyand he wearsalongname—
AntoniollilariodePauta dICoahlo. last
fallhestartedtbe new steamshiplinenow
plying between this and Brazilian puts.
lit-Judge DIttehboeferhthe presidential
mommy-unwarranted with him
are ex- tmsster General Thomas L
JamJohuN.HowardnndBume.Wil
son. Senhordacoshlo is noweondueting
theOBt-asil Os lstadoa Unidoanpaniah
American publication now in its second
year. was cannons out.
Antonio avers that the Brazilian minister
has treated him meet shamefully. “He bat
heaped contumely upon me!" the Brain:
T-nple eonrt.and Banker Kelly’s Hg build-
ing throbbsd under his tread. Then the
colonel—the scnbor won his title as a Re
puldicanleadrr and an opponent of Dom
Min in Brazilian warfare—turned around
to his secretary and said, "Franle-tht
challenge gone toWaehingtonl" The sec»
rotary assured his "hiss” that the blood
owdliogdocumeiit had tween placedinths
over in Ozone Park, L L ‘
Hunt [at Illa Wain.
“'l‘is well, 'tis well. In Corlunsl'l'omht
is my friend. Bet Minister da lendonca
take advantage of his official position, eel
he refuse _tomeetruo.l will go down t:
Washingtonaad pullhisuoee in thestreet.
Bebdmlledmcancgrol lint lwillmahe
him eat his Words. Bosnrvasllivelwib
hillhitn. l but instructed my reprmnh
tivc, Colonel Tom, tobsingmebaEhDs
lendom‘a answer inside of twenty-four
hours. Heienlisrandbeiencur. Eel ht
Effie I will not he found tomorrow inNew
York. I will fight him in Westehsster county
prlwlllflghthimou theshoreaofthel’oto
use. All lssy is simply. 'I will lighthixnl”
If everything that Colonel Antonio
lariodePaula damelhotensiatrnebe
tainly is on abused man lie givesn straight
account of why be challenged the Brasilia:
minister.
The Fighting Saltor'a Story.
“When I mm» tutu-h. some your: ago
from Purl-I, i bought a home up in Ford
m. Winn i moved down to the city
from the snhnrhsl rI-ntI d the place to Mrs
Florence Jones. and she ilVr‘ti there a goon
while Without paying me for the IXM‘ of tht
premises One day she came down to my
office and said she wanted to get her ion
letters back. She had written the a, goat:
runny of them, She was It fender son
when she wrote letters expressing her affeo
tion. But she wouldn't pay her rent. 8hr
even refused to surrender the key the had
to my apartments up on Murray Hill unlew
Igave up her cot-reelxrndeuw with me. l
sent her the letters nnd went up to her
home on West ’l‘wontylltb street outhr
night of April 7. Her mother was there.
andso was the daughter. l simply asked
for my key. Both women begun to about
are.audlha«ltoleave the placetoavotdr
scene. \ .
"It is u use of blackmail all nround. Yot.
cnnsay that l openly denounce the Jones
woman as It hlsckmailer. Behind the whole
matter is the Brazilian minister. I cannot
fight a women. I can fight him. He must
answer my note. Colonel Tom Wilkinson
will return tomorrow with his reply. l'm
afraid that the coward will not meet me
but I will chase him out of th‘u country."
llnrtvrell and Ilarvnnl'a shell.
Nsw Burs. April lit-Captain Hart
well. of the Yale crew. denies the published
statement that he took unfair means to se
eurothe measurements of llarvnrd’s new
shall. He says: “I merely went to Davy’t
boat house, which is a public place, and be
not knowing who! was. informed me that
Harvard had requested him not to build s
lor- hads for Settlement.
Wasnrsorros, April lit—Jrhe president
signed the ion opening to settle
mentor: Than-lay, Apr“ ID, at noon. the un
alloted portion of the Cheyenne and drape
hoelndian reservation in Oklahoma, em
bracing nearly 4,ooo,wo acres of land
Remind thstribeahaabeengivet
an ntoflmacres.
Warren-burs, 01n- NIII , .
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mtyw‘muluo.
heraorrowshy
arvuralstabw oalotahrawiths
butcher-hits.
uses, aauwla vacated Anus.
ELI msmaoo, Arll 11-11:?”
.ldwitha gulpof indignation, “”30!
hands of (blond 'l‘om Wilhinsou, a magnate w
m for YIN. All other reporteare flu) Cooper
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Batteries: (lumber-t. Hutchinson and
var; Gleason. Brute-stain and My.
INSPECTOR BYRNES NO LONGER. ‘
The Great Detective Is 80w lupus-.—
mdnt of the low York Polls...
In Yon, April ll—lnlpector Dyn-
'beenapolicemsu three years. Both-d-
vanced rapidly.
In DP: Hurray was Captain Byrm-s’ ser—
geant in the Mercer street station. In ltmi
he beanie nfiptain htmsel' f, and inspector
a year later. Three years after that. in
Iss0, (‘sptain Byrnes’ successful pursuit of
the Manhattan bunk burglars made him in-
specter.
for Murray was not so mesasfnl
with hisalebrated one. the Stewart grave
rob . The robbers mnevcrcanght.
On donations. Murray beams unpertu-
teudeat. snare-ding the Republican, Wal—
ling. Murray was always a Democrat of
thestanchert. Then followed his harrow-
ingillneavand long vacation. Recently it
became spy-rent that he would never ro-
cover. his left arm being permanently
palsied. Hence his retirement.
Steers will probably succeed
him as senior inspector. It is altogether
probable, though. that Snywrintcndent
Byrues will remain. as before, the manag-
inguinththadatectinbnreamwbercbe
cor-net] his golden lanrsh,
lure Food for Insaln.
New You. April Lit—About (imperson-
iarssponse totbe invitation of Rev. Dr.
Talmazosatheredonpter t‘iNoI-th riverto
ashuod's» blessing onthe consignment of
280,000 pounds of flour, muting the
llrstinatalmentof the 1.00.” pounds of
‘dour which The Christian Herald hm
‘ promised to send to the famine atricheu
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1 it on stem stone will I. gunman on relief of the Russian sufferers. ‘
“3"”me ”W'M‘Wmcsmumdmu thefuri‘dto semicolon noble Z " ‘
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Illes one with noun uses-t 13‘s-
lungehy then-rptyad—l’inlna-eu—
Indlaas n- the Way bull!- then-lg
duwh-dem
cur-.Wr..arflnvmthrm
utlemenandmnil’sMoaonehaad
adruatlenmitheotherbbsra m’ on
head-watwoMMmmvdingto re-
portaat least fiftymsnhavobesnknlsdso.
h. mm «substiaddto
havetakrnplaeegg'tbrfmmhe-
twasnthsporeeoffihrrlldaioaof John-
soaconntr. summm 3 large
patyofmstlers. during whichthalstter
are said to havolmttwentyeightandthe
former eighteen men killed lauy were
wanndedou both-idealist thennraberh
lam.
The luatlrra Barrow-dad.
firefighting was altogether with ridfipt
lfigrangvn bherlfl Anguswenttotbeaid
ufPredlleeeeand , Pord,wbo.wlth
thelmmmlnd yrmthrnnudercour
waavlot "Nauru-mph. mndedat
the'l‘.d.ranch.on the Powder rim,not
farfrornGilletteJartwmcutoflfrclathe
town. (hamptunwnakillsdinthefight.
thscenouf bttletohelpCharnflon's men.
(howlndiansaresaidtohave lefttheir
reservation to help the nation.
CHANDLER AYTAOKS PAU‘EII’S BILL.
Popular unno- of cams Ital.”-
“new
Wm,.spril ill—Shall nutonln
Wbydhmmolthepeopleimtead
ofbyleghlatnresl wastbequeationdis—
.1! lathe senate. Themolntion pro
vidhrgfmanbratttlugtothostatelegisla—
turn-namendment tothe fetter-loomi-
tntiuutothatsfioflutdhyfirmator
Wm! Mmmohjeetofaw
utieattaskhpfienattrt‘haodlermf New
W. .
Ir. Claudio“ mail potnt was that It
Mom amendment was merely
ddgnsdsnticlle thei‘amers' All'muce by
mmutbesenate. The
wulhtthdimct vote of thepeople
“ mm out of public ofv
art mummucnem
pad-madman.
dusty—shone the «institution
mom- to take
bartilyoverthbproposal, m it didatllr.
Chandler's suggestion that all federal judges,
marsh-band postmaster: be elected. There
was some feeling caused when Mr. Chandler
reproached llr. Palmer for implying that
General Lopn had been elected senator
from Illinois by It trick.
Asa result of Mr. Chandler's- stuck the
milution looking to the election of sem-
tors by popular vote was referred to the
emnmittce on. privileges and elections,
where it is likely to remain for the net of
the simian.
Want Maynard to ftnlgn.
Auaav, April 18,—1'he report of the mm-
mittee in the Maynard investigntiou will be
muted either Pridayor Monday. The
Republican members of the committee
adopted a minority report. it omens that
the lidpuhlifin members were not allowed
to present evhlence which would still
further tend to convict Judge Maynard
The report mnclndes by Asserting that
Judge Mayunrd should be hkt‘d to resign
his seat ..
Anhitoct Sidney fi-tth Ila- Pied.
Olnua. April lit—Sidney Smith. one of
the best known architects of the west, has
led, leaving behind him a more of unpaid
bill-Jud, it h alleged.a large amount of
forged papers. Smith's proper name is J,
Bidseyholtonand he hasled arortoftlnal
lifs,livingwithh'nwifein oneput of the
cityand with h'l aiter-lnvlaw at his rub
tress in mother part.
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83 Washington‘Street.
We have closed out a small lot f size 32 and 34 Ladies’ Bed
ford Cord Jackets in Tune. The gore verv nobby and stylish.
and'n’bove all the price is way do , namely 87 98, which is fully
83 under price.
One Jot Ladieo' Navy “Blue Serge Jackets. Sell at night for
$5.00. Our Easter price 83.49. '
We have lots of other styles, etc.. but would‘call your atten-
tion especially to the above, as they are extra good bargains.
Full line of all shades of Foster’s Kid Gloves.
50 doz. Gents’ Clouded Angola Shirts and Drawers. Look at
them before buying yourkeummer underwear. Price 45c.
2,000 yds Zephrine Cloth or Printed Ginghams. full 33 inches
wide. just the thing for lediee’ waists or light summer dresses.
Price 90 per yd.
All shades. qualities and prices in Chiffon Lace.
1.500 yds Cbalons Tissue, 27 inches wide, in fancy figured
effects. Ry closing out- the lot we are able to offer them at the
very low price of Tic yd._
M’others . ‘
Have you looked over our line of Children‘s and Babies" f ‘aps and
Lawn Hats. We have got them from 190 up. and it will pay you /
to examineth‘em.
Gentlemen v.
“’9. have got just ?5 due. Mixed Hose, 3 shades. We offer them
at lflc per pair, or 3 pair for 35c. They will, we guarantee. beat
anything ever offered in town for that price. Take our advice
and look at them. ‘
During next week we shall give willie-very pair of Lace- t'urv
thins sold pole. fixtures, pin, in fact everything except. hang them
for you.
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83 Washington Street.
Striking Exhibits
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M. s.§MIIu’s.
In (lur cloak Department
We have on exhibition all the Spring styles of Jackets. Roofers
and Capes.
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In [lur Dress Bonds Bepanmem
We are now showing all the new Spring effects. consisting of
three complete lines of 54 inch Broadcloths, Golden llod Sailings,
Bedford Cords, Camels' Hair Stripe. etc, etc.
In llur Black Bonds llepanment
We defend our already gained reputation of carrying the largest
and most complete line, Id one glance at our stock is enough to
satisfy one that wpgqp‘ endguarters.
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’ Bur Hosiery," Underwear,
Corset and Kid Glov'e Department is now filled with all the good
things to be found. ‘
' flur GenIS’iIinishing Stock
Is also corréplete with Underwear. Half Hose. Laundried and Un-
lnundried irts, Lnnndried and Unloundricd Outing and French
“ Flannel Shirts. A new line of Gents' Night Dressesjust received.
Ties. Collars and Cuffs at popular prices.
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Bur » lmbmnn
Has been and is at the present time always to carry a complete
line in all of the above mentioned rtrnents that is good,
audio give the most complete satisfaction.
lgentforlitmortslttwing Machine,
our. wlmmt m on Itmi
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44 30qu mm stint
Music Hall Bloc . I
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In Hard and Soft Wood, ‘
All Sizes,“ 1
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
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D. P. moniiE'fLT"
lTaTlilE Oll’ THE PEACE Notary Public.
r i’t‘néllrn .tuornoy, Real Estate and Pitt
Insurance. burnimre Irourance a specially.
In \l‘nshmgmn street. South Korwnlk. Ital-l ll
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Vaults, and (‘I'Gh‘ifloifi cleaned in the best
manner for the [mist money. Fullsatisfaotion
moreoteed. Ynultsdisinfcctedfree. A
'r W. South Norwslk.
. LIGHT AND nmvr TRUCKING
Pianos. and household furniture moved wit
care. hunts and persons called for s
pmmptly IlleVerc !. -Utlice. X0. Ill “3511‘
ton str. ct. Ninth Sumzdk. Conn.
800T" NDBWALK SRVIRSS B
51 Witshington street. ‘ ‘
p. rm, and. or. tinttmlay evening: iron; I; to R.
a" l nterrst allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMIISS. Prwt.
JUHN ll. FER“ l5. Winifred.
Bht-h'ifilfli’l‘lfi. .
Gregory's Drug Store. .‘I'orwnl’s. ' Sloan
18 Forth Main Street, Son". 30".“
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Practi Optician
l Eye: ; roperly li‘~§r'i and fitted withgluses.
’ftm'f’lpllfll’l.‘ prompt [3‘ filial. hew glasses Fill
in old frame-:4. n4 tf
Jacob M. Layton.
Reel Estateami Home out. W In-
surance Agency»~l>‘rre. ”.9 soil Accident.
fleece Shamship'l'ic‘setv—l‘nbinsnd Stecrage.
Drafts for £3 :‘tl a. Md Money Orders
{null luv ’~ 1‘ in? r; Publirucknew—
m ' le , ‘ Ticket». Bug-
. .« ' :ICI: in '2‘»: 03’.
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HOMER B. I-IOYT.
Expert Watchman: and Jeweler
in Edit“; 11th >31 REEL
Itmairilig m: mw and f’f'f!‘.pil"3flrd wan-hes n
I_ salad). lu-y oiml I-tmnumt toswm. Every
: Intuy (or that f laws “writ, and the methane
I ‘ti nhilitv to do tln‘ some.
('VR.“ \K and STYLES URf‘iiE'rl'RI-L
)lr. II. F. t'u-rukaliwmor of )lertz'e Mill.
tax-y Burst. u! Punwhwur. .\‘. ‘r'.. and Mr. W.
.l. ‘H KIN. ”w \Ve'U-kll-HK it vortwl ruininl, hav-
tntc Vfl‘l'il‘iltis’fl are now m‘pirul to furnish
thetrirmml\‘nnevrt not ihinw- Orrheetns of
ten nttteh t'mire or less uh delimit. Urchin":
uniforms: lit Gilmore. We have some tofla .
[for term-I. I-t-u. nlwuw address (Tc-mink
Myhs'urI-hrsrm. hot I50. Pin finest". N Y.
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Memll Busmess College.
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urn-4, fr: r or I-lmrum H 1h MN
llmqumm fur South Nv-mollt and vicinity
for the efllv' llllvi rvnut of the Remington titan.
(Lin! 1 5 pcwmer. Tu» .rri::r supplies.
Fur l'atnurgun. minim-u:
M. .\. MERRILL. President.
” J. 0'; JEliNIlilii.
Paper flange, Balciminet, Palm
And dealer in
Will PAPER Mill Bllllllifls.
I North Main street. Ho. Norwau»
smpn books of mu line that A
Put-w». liar-lots and till: Mmtllllnzn a in a
hon-I. for lmpocthm. on notice by postal.
311‘) .. Isthmus: cm'flih KM.
Carpenter and Builder,
Would respectfully announce to t
thitt b» l- now prepoml to execute ”high”:
his Ilnapmrrvnly and with dis tch.
as l)‘. I one but Ion-l wnr menial
on! satisfaction gnumnteeil. ddrrfi. .
llor fill. Norwalk. 4 ‘onn. will 1%
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Piano Forte lessons.
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tuition. sacrum.
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Would like to «core a few
Willlhomnm» ”11*.
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Clove! faIm CIeamer Butter.
all on IIIIIIIT "sconce?
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