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laal vtnneeandcumivs properties at
Laxalonlk.
» lure tail what it mum mm. mu.
m limited tol‘ib wads. In order that
an mar and unpvslmllred decision may
be Wfl’mfunr W. o. Yoote and John
ll. m have kindly warranted to art as
‘ 1m Prise to beawanlsd July 4.
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“mingoodsbnpe todo
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'cnpalnting ourh
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with. 1 aluminum new
L Iva'yfawdays.
and lid!” mores upwapfiwo
tuft-rats. swept trim an advertisement
of mate mull adorrfidng column,
are charged for at regular mice, 10 cents
a line.
Illulature Almanac for ‘l'o-Iaomw.
Sun Rises! Bun Reta i High This how Title
M tilt at?!” at morn at 6:5?
flew I'uvk Harald Weather Voracaat.
To-day clear weather will probably prevail.
with slowly falling temperature and fresh
southerly to wsstariy winds. shiftinc to north
weatarly.precededby partial cloudiness. On
Friday. clear weather will probably prevail.
with light westerly winds. becoming variable.
and slightly lower. followed higher tempera.
tureand showers in the western part of this
section. and on Saturday warmer, fair to part-
lr cloudy followed by rain.
SDUTII NORWALK.
What Illa People of Our City are Doing
‘ and Saying.
Cloudy weather last evening obscured
the partial eclipse of the moon, and it
was not visible in this vicinity.
Several South Norwalk young men
who are training for a fox hunt were out
with their fiery steeds for practice last
owning in the ruin.
—-A line lot of Connecticut river shad
just arrired at Hunt & Zeluil’s.
The funeral of Hrs. Frederick W.
Buckley will be held from St. Mary's
church tomorrow morning at 9 o‘clock.
interment in Riverside cemetery.
Are you nervous from want of siccp?
Dr. Richardson's Cocoa, L‘elcry and ('iu-
cbona Nerve Tonic Powders cure In—
somnia and Nervous nobility. Ask for
be. or “to. sample.
Ferris S. Mombollsc is drawing plans
for n store to be erected on the property
of Cuptaiu II. Rowland on the Washing-
}ton street bridge. it will he twenty-one
by thirty feet, two stories high.
—Bcst quality cotton or rubber hose,
warranted, at A. B. Coley’s.
Tire Norwnlk Wheel and Social club
have voted to admit all ltxntl wlrcclrncu
into the club frcc until June 1. Persons
desiring to enjoy the social privileges,
can door) at the regular initiation fee.
Minnehahh Div’nion, Sum of Temper-
once. will takeacarryall ride to Stan»
lord l-‘riday eveniru and visit the divi-
sion there. They will go in the Welling-
ton, which will leave the depot at «no
o'clock.
—All gain appliances furnished at cost
by the Norwalk Gas Light company.
John Morton has the contract to do
considerable plowing on (.‘bimmons is—
land for Warren E. Smith. His yoke of
oxen and tools will be plund on a float
and towed down by the steam launch
Minnetta.
Notices were sent to the various do-
purturenls of the Norwalk Look factory
yestcniay. notifying employee that until
further notice the llffljfl foundry would
be in operation only four days a week.
and all other departments five days.
Robert Mcflall and William Hartley
were sentenced to five days in the
county jail by Justice Townsend, this
morning. for being vsgrnnts. A boy
was found in the car with the men. but
owingto h'u youthfulners, he was dis-
clmred. H
~Keop sobtr this summer by drinking’
lawisa Uo.-'s bottled berm—pure.
delicitmadnrigneatlng. Tlrcyarethebsst.
. Thrictsollbsntwtatnmmtatlurie
Hall for “Diwali! “UM”! Ror-
walk Library and Reading Room, b.
not yet hespflmouuced. The Kinder
.Binfonio orchestra. misled by the or-
chestra connected with lies Baird‘s
school. have consented to take part in
theentertalnment.
TiarlforwalkcaeeoffieorgrQuecnva
W.B. Rider a lion, which was com-
mensedlntheOourtchmonfltas
Bullock & Polmsbee's factory.
—llancing free at the armory after the
concert. Kay 19.
George H. Dunham. the efficient and
popular manager of the Standard Oil
company's drtercsts at Wilson Point, has
resigned and willgo to Springfield. ‘
The Five Mile River station will on
and after May l5 he called thellowayton
depot, in accordance with orders issued
by the officials of the Consolidated rail‘
road. '
-Pure coffee with pure cream. on a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
roadSquare the roll hook oftbe i-‘irat ll.
8. church Sunday school, will return it
to this office they will be suitably ro-
wanled.
bliss Lena M. Elwood and Walter. D.
Saunders, of East Norwalk. were mar-
rit-d at the home of the hrideknsm in
Broad Rirer. last evening at 8 o’clock. by
Rev. H. H. Tucker. ‘ ‘
Butler Lodge. No. 9?. 1:0. 0. Punch-
{erred the first degrue on three candi-
dates lsatevcrdug. Ilsa elected and in-
stalledus V. G. E. E. Gotham. Frank
St. John resigned. on account of leaving
tbecity. . ‘
Palmer's Bicycle Tourists who are to
present. “Love on Wheels,” at Music
Hall tonight, mired in town about
noon today on their bicycles. and an at
the Mahackcmo. The performance
pointless to be well attended tonight.-
—A gas heating stove can bb ltbanged
from room to room at your convenience.
Connecticut pensions: Original—Sid-
ney B. Ruggles, Thomas Murray, John
C. Hull, John Collin. Henry B. auger.
William ill. Psalm. Additional—Henry
G. Parker. Supphmeotal-slknry
Knapp. Increase-Georgi; W. Roam
Reissue—William H. Ruble. .
The suit of Fraud”. liloir. Jr.. vs. the
Housatonic Railroad company. for Clo,-
090. is being tried in the Superior Court!
at Bridgeport. to-day. Hr. Mair was
struck at the Mechanic street crossing.
August 27, “Ni. John H. Light appears
for him. and Dank! Davenport. of
Bridgeport, for the railroad compury. ‘
~Reaaonable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. «a...
Him Minnie Rowan left South Nor~
walk for Southern Plum N. 0., your".
day, having been summoned there on
account of the illness of her mother. A
letter received in this city this morning,
from llr. Rowan, statea that Mrs.
Rowanisa veryeick woman.butagood
physicianandnurse are in attendance.
and they hope for her recovery.
In. Frank D. Lawton. of Chestnut
street, gave a reception yesterday after-
noon and evening. 'celpbrating the
seventh anniversary of her ' .
lsny ofberfriemhcallod topay their
Impacts. and; with her and her
husband many happy returns of the day.
Refreshments, consisting of many delici-
mndcllcacles, whlch lfrs. Lawton b an
adopt in preparing, wcro served to the
guests.
NOIWAI-I starts.
a llrceay W or n... Im- the
MIN-frown.
[Theworkofputtiugup theshadeeand
w?“ WWWW‘MW m
memme
\th Iglx‘rl” “’3
o. mourn-rd, who and last week.
hadaninsuranoe of 02,000 on his life
throughG.A. Frank. and the amount
wilipvolabfyhspatdover to lfr. Quin-
tard’r family this week.
W. ll. Curtis. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. an
smploye oftlnelfew York Uentrai and
EM Itlvsr hum count-’1. has
hated the”. Aim reddsaee on
loin-treat. lie takeepome-ioulayi.
~ildrwalk Ute-d
, Butteryplsce at Winnipauk to James
lftbopcrson who picked up on Rail- I
- this summer. DWyer's band will pro-
of Police Default and GrandJuror John
H. Hoytapitlfultaleof ans-sultupon
themselves and mother by another Ital-
-Agauwvelighted forhalfanhonr
will makedining or sitting room very
mmfortabls-dariugchilly weather. ianand his wife. The man could not
' ' m‘ speak English. but the children wuld.
Thstwonew, nfes for the Fairilcld They said the man who accompanied
them was their father, Ferdinand Guar—
gurlo. and their names were Louie, aged
eleven years, and Annie. agcd nine.
Guarguilo is a baker, having bought out
(leorgt- Wendling. lie lives on Plymouth
avenrre in the same house with Don
Capone. Her husband, Louie. works in
Waterbury, but formerly worked for
Guarguilo. who owes him some money.
He came to Norwalk Tuesday night. and
yesterday afternoon went into Guar-
guilo’s apartments. Finding that his
former employer was not at home Cal.»-
ona commenced abusing Gunrguilo'u
wife. and the children interfered. Cap-
ona then assaulted their mother and
threw the youngest child down stairs,
where his wife amused herself by kicking
the little girl in the face and body. An-
other ltalian witnessed the assault and
urged it on. The chief at once dispatch-
ed Other-rs Dann and Northrop to arrest
the assailants. but the him? had flown
and thus far have not been captured
County National bank are expected' here
next week. .
Jams Iltcbcll ,ban sold the" Charles
llclnerney.
Three hundred and four dogs have
thus far bet-tr registered it drum"
clerk‘soflce. .
Charles Hyatt, foreman at Ifeeker
Brothen'foundry, lsillat his hours on
Stuwberry Hill. .
-Regular 50 ct. quality of neck wear.
specialsale this week, fire for $1.00, at
Mitchell‘s.
William Henri Smith. of East Nor-
wslk. is filling the position of organist at
the First Baptist church.
Three daughters of l-‘Aiwartl fancy, of
Broad River, are sick of scarlet fever.
The eldest is improving.
The entertainment recently given in
theOperaHousehytha scholars of the
Centepacbool, netted m7. .
PEIIPLB YOU K30“.
Wm-.. Whats- ald noisily—3:.“ tltrlr [Icon
The (lines church Guild hold an inter . ' d ”m""' '
eating meeting with Mrs. w. H. Iledi- . “U My. Rad; 0' ”auburn Is the
out. No. ~73!!!“ street. yesterday “a". guest of Mus llatue Ifci’berson. of the
noon. . central telephone exchange.
Mrs. David Gould. of Academy street.
Norwalk. was the recent guest of her ers-
trr. llrs. Marsh. of Georgetown.
' r. w. rum. wife and daughter. of
Norwalk. have been the guests of Mr.
and Ira. Burr Bouton. of Georgetown.
f lmrgn if. Lockwood and bride arriv-
ed in Norwalk yesterday afternoon.
They were met in New York by the
groom's uncle, E. K. Lockwood.
lira. Edwin Wilcox and daughter. Mrs.
Leila Weed. left South Norwalk this
morning fora week's visit at the resi-
dencoof A. J. Rotting. Brmkiyn.
BABIES.
hadron Dauchy baa rooted port of his
bouscon klloy avenue to New York
portion for the summer.
The Singing class will give a song re—
cital in the chapel of St. Luke's church
but Monday evening. The class has
been rehearsing for several months and
it inspected that the recital will be- a
till-ll. '
The Epworth luguc of the Methodist
Episcopal church and the Young Pcoplr's
Society of Christian Endearor of the
Congregational church propose holding
union meetings every two months. The
first one will be held next Sunday night
in the Methodist church in place of the
molar evening service, commencing at
7:» o'clock.
~Conccrt by Wheeler a Wilson's full
orchestra, Armory. tiny l9. Tickets 250.
Poul Mchll, of New York. Imus-rcpt,
HI :- "zillion us trimfltcr for the Norwrrlk
and South Norwalk Electric Light com
P'“!~
The Thmldeuo K. Hubbell farm on the
Westllockaroadbas be'eusoldmenk
(flarko. The farm consists of about
thirty five acres.
Sulncriptions are being rain-d for a
series of band concerts in the borough
bably be engaged. W
Edward Lewis will move his family
from Nyack, N. Y... to Norwalk on inn»
1. They will occupy the Blascer boner
on West Main street.
procure from the fins company a small
gm heath; stove at can.
Victor Belleck. moored his dutim to
bookkeeper in tho Norwalk Saving to
ciety's book this morning for the first
time since his ilincar.
The remained Diary inn». who died
at Middle-town. arrired here this morn-
ing and were buried from St. Mary's
church this aftemoon.
HBOIOBTDWN.
Mm. David lockwoutl lsqllltt' trick :1!
the prownttime.
Dr. R. W. Lowe left town for Oneida.
N. Y . Monday night.
Franklin Core, of Now York city, has
born in town for the put week.
Dr. Lowe has been making a short risit
in New York city the past week.
Mrs. Richard Higgins died last flaturv
day. The funeral was held 'i‘ueulay.
Edward Sol-trolls has second a man
from New York city to help him on his
farm this summer.
W. it. Fryerhas been promotcd to the
positional foreman at theiled millof
the Hilbert .2 Bennett lannfacturlog
Mir .
,Mllllly" WNW-sub” been whirlpool;
m not tombs a positrooula
The Hillsides, of Norwalk. will play ..
the Wiltous, Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, on the Fair Grounds. last Sat-
urday’agame was if to b in (awe of the
latter nine. __._.... ‘
——lleserved,aeats for the amrt at the
armory, May 19. for-ale at all the drug
storm and l’rnneo’r. Price. 85 cenn.
Town clerk Herbert R. Smith went to
New Haven today. under enhance
surnmoustoappearln the famous Phe-
lan-Walab suit over the disputed election
returns. Aaristant clcrk W. i-'. Actonvls
at the office.
William lofially and William Neary
have decided to join the party who sail
for Belfast, on thefthty of New York,"
WW» tray 19. The party already
. W m "Mom 8.
warrant .
”in“ 1W! I “"'
{Mam pounds of let. an canto, . rmurmm. .m
magnum..- Mia‘u'W' h.‘ ‘. ‘lts'nim'flb M! 00me
Market. smuL‘ ' mes-in-
it. A. Pinhnsy's youngest child. sgrd
four years. died at Utlca. N. Y.. Monday
morning at 0 o’clock. The body was
Wtanodm-day night tobeln-
toned at Unpawaug cemetery.
in the Nora-lb club‘s billiard tourna-
ment. last evening, William 0. Thomas,
Jr.. mmmutt line. beat Dr.
A. ll. Baldwin, m. eighty-seven map.
J. B. M lflbmt’n. I. MM.
twenty-six prints. Tonight Ir. lloyt
will tobeatmfl. an. inn-onto- “Maud”
endeavor -—-——~—...fl Both. can. nettedystrtvsd lama-Ho
rhesus Williams, Mm. who. to. Honda, Mug. funeral
mmkhhdilartfud,harstirvlcewashsldlathe tonal
complained tothe Hartford pull“ that church. lmunruncltvllla
”momma-jewelry Hold-g to his my.
Win-mm- -Ieaas Iaraataa tart-a. and m
been ”I, Bern QIIM three
intake-ploy. Thenpposedtbisfissdd A. . ands
tobaverelattvsslivlnginl‘lrflgsport.
muse-
crllics to be far superior to the "Roses."
The reproduction lsequal in every re.
spect tothe original, which cost $00,
and is belugxivon free with every copy
of tthune numberof Demorest'e Fam-
grnnd souvenir number in celebration of
the seventieth anniversary of the birth-
day of the publisher, and is worth many
times the cost, Which is only 200mm, as
every purchaser will get. mactically free,
an exquisite picture; and to those who
already have "A Yard of limes” "A
Yard of Pannier" will be doubly valuable,
especially as accompanying it are full
directions for framing either the "Pan-
sic-s" or "Roses"at home. at a cost of a
her of Defuorcst's Family Magazine, con-
taining “A Yard of Pansiea," of any of
our local newsdculers; oracnd 20 cents to
the publisher, W. Jennings Demomt. 15
East Mth St, New York.
con-either" I’lll'llll.
The following were isé'ued May 10.
no.
Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridgewrt.
Conn;
Jeromeprcutt. Bridgeport. cartridge
pnmrng pro; “v iliianr A. Allen, llartfmtl.
watch regulator indicator; Goodyear
Shoe Machinery Co . Hartford sole serv-
ing machine; Augustus Seqncirn, .Hart-
ford. bicycle: Chas. A. Berry, Stamford.
lock; \\ arren H. Taylor, Stamford.
lock; William ll. Burnett, Dun-
bnry,_puule: Thomas Corscadeu, New
Britain. sheet metal pulley and manufac»
lure thereof; Fred H. Corthr-ll. Sew
Huron, music box: William inch. New
Hurt-u. removable folding frame for
wagon tops: Robert (I Enrich, Plants—
vrlle. nail extractor; Robert C. Ellrich,
Huntsville. meat cutter; lcroy S. Lewis.
East Hartford. vaporizer: Eben 3i Scott.
Shelton. knock-down pup" box: er»
liam C. Holman. Meridcn. lamp burncr:
. nie C. Thyng. South Manchester. tex-
Ile fabric; Douglask Kiogdand, Middle-
town. stove mluh.
Ste-c Excellent Regulations. \
Among the sanitary regulations just"
adopted in Bridgeport is one that each
dealer in milk must take out a license.
lmpureice mount be sold.‘ Dealers in
meats \nll br- obliged to limp their
places of bosrnms hat and clean; cut-
ployemoffenmlcowrarires will not be
allowed to compel women to stand
while at work: children having con-
sumption will not be allowed to attend
schoud. neither can teachers having the
malady hold their poailirms. No land~
lord Hallowed to rent a dwelling with.
out there is pure water on the premiers.
No pawn (‘su practice medicine or
surgeryfor payifhehunotagood
moral character and some knowledge of
the art.
A linol- la Tobacco Culture.
There is 3 wonderful boom in the to-
bacco culture in the Connecticut valley.
which isthe effect of the. law barring
out Sumatra tobacco from this country.
The kind of (chaotic which is producxl
by coolie cheap labor has long been a
formidable competitor of the Connecti
cut valley weal, but since the prescriptive
legislation took effect. which was due _to
[rt-ulster“ agitation on the part of the
valley launch; for several years. that
cheapfon'ign product has been practi-
cally excluded from the United States.
Very Poor Iliad liva-
From all imlicutiom the run of shad
in tin- (.‘onoccticut river this is
going to bo light. A few arr bring
caught in the ”llamas" at Haybrook and
also in the drag nets along the river. but
at no point in quantities sufficient to pay
the fisherman. Very little money has
been made by the "pound" ownmatOld
liaybvook for several season past and
this mean some of them are out of M
thy." The hot- oil mtliii 'bo
cause their ortneir‘do’iiot thhik'lt woitti "
v'rhlltt chairwoman - 2 I
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Don aka. the M '
The him "Zephyr" it discharging a
cargo of coal at Raymond Brotbm'
wharf. _
John ll. Ferris is discharging a cargo
of coal for the Romaik Gas Light con»
PW}.
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few cents. You can get the dune num- 1-
List furnished from album f A. M.‘ '
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Terms, Cash or Easy Payments.
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Taylor a: Golden. .
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THURSDAY “PM" I2
anfltf ‘ . , ., ._ ;
“mm“ Palmer 8 Bicycle Iounsts
B°¢lllmfrlmll°mwm§rhil ”M mommy-m.
the city. Apply to Mrs. fiayiordfl Crescent
—rrace. tnvlil Ii!
,‘NY parry tinirons of running in n mer-
I cantile business of handling and control-
ling for all or art of (,‘onncclivnt fora term
of yearns s mitiof grout merit. call on or
addrm Bur nk. 'orwulk Hotel. Norwaik.
loveohWheels
‘ CLEAN AND Billfill'l'l
XEW AND (‘ATCHY Ml’Slf' .'
see the BURLESQI'E BICYCLE
also the BLOPEMEVT 05' “'B
myll 3!
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A FEW girls to operate machines at Kclscy's '
cigar factory. or Washington street.
South .‘orwnik. Paid while learning and
steady work. i". ii. Kelsey, mm tf
mucus,
rm.
(Inst includes .\' tti
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“orgy. Maurice D'Archieo. J. “Willa-aft?
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l. l. RSI-ills!) worn. it) Hastinnd :Wlw Reserved m“ at “0).“ i6 ”,5-
Wheé'léiwt ”Hinton,
5': MA lN STREET. SO. NOR WA UK. 01'.
Agents for
lllllllll, ”Elli, llllllllfl &
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Clllllllli 60008.
A Ul'sll of ci ht rounhsothdar street. near
I! the Milds k. inquiro of F. Hayes.
Korth Main arm . mylo tf
qlx no... mini, or SfitFihii‘Ihii streets.
A. Rent 317-. House .‘v'o. or \\'m_dward are.
one; ilrmle. inquire of E. A. “outward;
a
CR nxrrns to small family on second floor
of lin avenue.
. . Inquire on
premises. my? in-
STORE on For! Point «not. oprmite Rey-
i‘ holds «Heir-t, East Sorwulk. recently ow
copied ll", :- gmcery b William S. Finch.
Terms mmnable. App 3: to John Tryon. ha.
3') Riverside uremic. East Norwalk. Inyt tf
i)\\ELLlXG of Vlllrnroms very
{Instantly
f‘ situated. no he the Music I all black.
No. ti South or street. Apply to John
Ferris. myiltf
\VEW house Taylor avenue. 8“). 5 mom»
i Water strut. h. smooch Kl ' avenue. to;
farm house. barn garden an pmtnrngo.
ill}. six rooms. Howayton. an. Raymo’pd
m.
' pvcr list. 3' mom. ’9 Tolles stru»t.homse So,
) 6 Toll'h filrvcl: also Sroorru on wood
floor No. 51 North Main firm“. ‘nuth Sorwnllc.
Tumours in int-l Shruolh. .lmwlr in John H.
Knapp. r: \\ e-sr tum—r, e-r New. lauLwoml. rcul
estate writhis'ourhhlarn at. all?"
ifynu want rollover-union node B] l
A \tt toll. “HEEL, with Sprlngptlgr‘ilr'lt alnfi
lily-incl” Imploph'i'irufihoth wheehsrrrptal
: y errata to e). .0 BURST no ’81! -
Tl. this. fully guaranteed. and our} tram. c
[you have decided to try a pneumatic.
rs lerr. the elm l t . r
Terror-roan". p“ rummage, 3L1
Gregory Bros,
3* WALL
V).\'E whorl-firm apartment of fivg run a
( such unthbornharrnmi. East £91m} ;
watrrlnzmnuwt-ar . A r y to o n ryon.
25 Riverside avenue. East gnrwalk. a2" t!
i‘r‘llllh'T apnrtmcnt. third flair. Swan: 4.
t' Irhelt's building. item 39. inquire at
oilin- rif The Oh! Well (‘igur ('I>.. ill W32?“-
ton strut.
FOR SALE.
bu y
Lllk
Ants.
STREET. SOR‘VALK. CT.
sum
1. H. BlflWN
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rat muss stable bedding ”I“ PIN-
” in). Rigl‘mumrl an»: my . hr” SllilTlllf pluumln. STEI'IIII
'l‘“.1ll‘:l‘.¥‘:£ :mtml.:'.’..‘r;“..‘2¥~:§ “8 FITTING. m Infill".
SHEET llllll Illll .
lit-seen at 26 Van Zandl avenue. East Son
in allbraur-bes. A 1 WA
ROBERTSON KPH?” or ID
1 ill: Ciuar basin-s. corner Main and Wash—
tngron streets. will he oflrrwl at a bar.
train for afew days only. inquire of floor"
Lockwood. tori: if
‘AHHO
» crlvu
r ,
walk. Addrz-ws l’. 0. H01 {SI}. booth anualk.
lAL‘fl .mm'u'é'i
a5”
l ‘ HE.\T’opprTrlithn—lty IT» Wain-d an uprigliv
(I piano. as would a» new. for Plush or in- MAHHNY LOW [myggfi‘h‘finx amt
staimrnts. Must bosohl inquire of or ad. iiIri' WATEK Bonus.
drmJ. Frank Rider. 7t Went avrnlle, South . _
Sorwalk altlf
‘HREAT BAHGAIV. Horse. in r buggy and
I harness. Only sun fortbernt re turnout.
Horse 9 years old, tie and kind in every
. perfectly sound . Not afraid of anything.
safe for any one todrive. Buggy and bar-
nesn in first rate condition. This fan great
barf-lo. Apply to L H lamkwood. near ital
Nil . llariea. all
' UILDIND lobslfualed olitbe wont IMO of
iteyvtew avenue. No. ti. for pantculars
The finest linen!
Stoves, Ranges & Heaters
in the city.
nu. or. "rim and mull
wot
mrittm
Sprrlalattentlon glvcu to Jobbin . ll -
wins will bean-uteri with pnnnpt‘lludt alts!
care. All work done by first-class workmen
at the lamest prm.
Iaflfl'l'.
mwrm rum rim»). slow and rm nu.
a: [fillfl'lr‘l-flafi’lll'l'i 33me Ill Vlsllllll'flll 8T. IIIIIBE.
:3???th "Wriinbnliil iii: thaw; scrxvvmm ’ros. renown
'n‘ii‘?
ow
Geo. 8. Gregory.
Big. E. lllllllllli
hotographer,
' "MW tidal.
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Till Bill}? Hill“!!! ”Ann”. run
rmm SATIN "Nit!!!“ PHO-
TOGRAPHS AT Till
Illa? Iflfllflli Film.
BABI ES’ PICTURES
lratrlaes. llovsss.
Wall on hand for
and ‘ t arenas.
tarra-
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an and
banana
tallest
of the noun arm-n v. ”7 “pm‘m-
an Wm H 6E0! Er ”mMEB’
42 Washington It.
Over Hm cam. Mar Homo. on.
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MARKET.
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CASH PRIOBfi.
ml‘atbr hum II
m' m-
oa all billa remaining
Inc I. In.
of has for skim-ro-
tor-oh Tens.
of ambulbflorwall
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