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MW calculated top-ornate private
Manila; swept when an cameraman:
offline appears in advertising «alum,
are "f1 ' for at regular rules, 10 cents
a 1m; ‘ '
llnturnre Almanac for Trmmw.
Sn RI: 8 [lets Ill Tide low Tide
all big”: “37%| 10:15 at “I
flew York Ilsa-Id Weather Forecast.
'l'o-day fair,warmsr weather will probably
prevail, with light and hub variable winds.
mostly southerly. followed by partial clondi
nose and possibly by rain at night. 0:: There
day warmer. fairto partly cloudy weather will
probably pravall, and on Friday, warmer.
fair to partly cloudy weather.
This Date ill History-June 8.
U—‘l’be cruel Emperor Nero killed himself-
homin37;inhisralgn on our norm. oi
ClMstiauin Roma appears.
m—Mobalnrued (Woolly Mahomet, in
Arabic) died in Medina: hum Bill or m;
thenarnameanstbs desired (orpromiasdl
one.
llewakcitr: burn hwmbcland,
of Quaker parent; in.
tits—David Dixon Porter. United States naval
hero, burn in Chester. Pa; died um.
tats—Andrew Jackson. seventh president of
the United Babes, died at the Hermitage,
near Nashville; born us: in North Carolina.
”—11". Dr. James Freeman Clarke died in
Jan-aim Plains. Mass; born 1310, his works
on the proper interpretation of the Bible
are now accepted as the exposition of Uni-
tarhnhn
rut—W Iii-macro in Haytl.byordcrof
Metamorphic.
Silli'l'll NDRWALK.
'hat the People of Dar City are Doing
and saying.
George llusaey moved from Dnnbury
to Gmniteviils yesterday.
The boat I". A. Dingee is at New Haven
with coal for Raymond Brothers.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of 1,000 barrels of cement in New
Haven for their customers.
Evangelist Paul J. hireaux will preach
in the lecture-room at 37 Chestnut street,
South Norwalk. this evening at 7:45.
All are cordially invited to attend.
——)liss Hattic Olds will continue «in-sus-
making at '20 Elitdwth street.
'l‘ln- strum-r City of Albany made the
run from this city to the Thirty—first
street pier, New York, yesterday morn
ing. in two hours and twenty minutes.
About twenty-five membersof Uncas
Council, 0. U. A. I, of Bridgeport, will
visit Lincoln Council, of thiscity, Friday
evening and confer the first degree on
several candidates.
Them shoot in the series between
the Park City Gun club, of Bridgeport,
and the South Side Gun club. of South‘
Norwslk, will be held on the latter's
range Saturday afternoon.
Dr. Richardson's lied Clover, Winter-
green. Milan and Banaparills, Blood,
Liver and Kidney ‘l'ea cures Blood Dis-
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Affection Ask for be. or tile. ample.
——licoiield & lloyt will meet any price
or soy discount in carpets.
The scholars of the Franklin mm
school today sent a lame contribution of
flowers to the New York Flower Mission,
inabamperkindlydouatulforthat
purpose by Jeremiah Donovan.
Edward Golding, of Brooklyn, fell
fromthepiarat ltoton Point yesterday
sodsustainedqultolerm injuriu, his
headbsingcutinscmaiplacm. Aisle-
pbonsmgssagelothis city brought Dr.
A.B.Clsfltothel'ointand be dressed
”hafnium ,
Whom-whoa powers have
shippiurmto (hideaway
U favorableccadtticns the straw-
wwmmnnm'mmw
Mfwenuuihsrofysars. ’l'heisrg-
“Momma“:m
lobe hrs-r.
—lhavefonrilingsrsswingmwhlnes,
misuse.an the estate of
_ hornomtiainstmt.
Walnut on. amount or, live 1)onqu mm“ .
mounts silt?“ ..
A [tree-y lwlllflof Its—a hows the
, Boswell-entrain.
Mrs. It. 17. Adamsisscrionsly ill at
her
I
supplies: at .l. lbb‘ll‘H'iRfl‘li" }
The Board of Directors of the Y. if. C.
A. will meet tonight in the association:
parlors.
'l'. 8. Vanderboef will soon erect a
handsome iron fence in front at his East
avenue premises.
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..gBm' ball,'lawn ”ppgamwmkfl
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Chief of Police Defunct and Officer
Northrop are down the harbor after
black-fish, May.
The Water Gimmissionens am putting
gates in the pipes on Orchard and Butler
streets and Harlan avenues.
—Strawberry short cake and icecrtnm
at the depot nestnurant.
Captain J. F. Bennett and his nephew,
Evcmley Bennett. of New York, are at
the Islands today, in pursuit of fish.
James Mitchell yesterday cold the
1,; Edmond Godfrey place on Union Place,
to C. 0. Miller, of Westport avenue.
The Reading Circle met mu. am.
Prank Curtis. of Mott avenue. yesterday,
and road from one of lessing‘s works.
The Women‘s Relief Corps, of Buck-
ingham Put, 6. A. R, will hold astruw-
berry festival in the Grand Army hall.
Friday evening. -
——'l‘ho Eagle Bottling Works are binni-
ing. A. four-horse load to Room Point
and a our lead to South Norwnlk Tues
day, shows how our purple are using
their goods _ -
The Houmtonic road has burned a
largopockct timetable of all the divi—
aious. to take the place of tin-email time»
tables of each division.
Mrs. C. P. Turney, of Union Park, on-
tertaiued at tea last evening the Speak-
ing Ten circle of King’s Thughtrrs. of
the First Baptist church.
Merritt Gault, clerk for Nickcmn &
Butts. will leave town Saturday night
for Bridgeport to accept a position with
the Swift Lumber company.
«Only twenty-live wot» u ill b.- w-
quired to enable you to how! Prof. Sor-
man, organistzliiasifhrrk, of Stamford.
sopranosoloist: Mr. Royce. Mao, moir-
cul by local talent too numomm to men-
tion, at Brookaide chapel. tomorrow
night. _ . L”
Although the watcr is still quite cold
a number of boys went in swimming
from the propeller dock, yesterday after-
noon, and seemed to enjoy the sport.
Nathan Kimberly Ferris and Ili-
Mary Lavinia Bettina were married in
New York yesterday. They will be at
home Mondays. after June l3. at an West
avenue, Norwalk.
Station Agent David Gould has enlarg—
edhis ofllce at the Hmrsstonic freight
house. The location of the desks has
been changed and the interior of the
~Tcnnis suiting made of finest do
mestic and imported flannelr, at J.
Arthurl’innoo's.
Charles B. Anderson. Salami Bonner,
Chutes Lilllcwtt and Willinu‘flpriltoo,
who compose the colored quartette,
will leave townthe latter part of neat
month to join a miustrcl troop.
...—......
Thscasect Btate vs mm llauion,
whichcamenpiutlietburtofCommoa
Plea-stilridncport yesterday. was at
joumeduntil Turnday. The one was
brought for selling llqnorto minors.
The ladies of Cranberry Plains will
hold astrawberry 'ibstiral this evening.
in connection therewith an illustrated
Isctnre will be given by ’l‘liomrb it.
Thompson. oiliew llavsu, grand m
tary ofthsl.0.(l.'l‘.
ml-‘or tbscouvsuisntassotdncnorsd
flosp,tbemanufacturerswillplaee Soap
flmtnymTMBathaullKltcbeu
witboutdargs. lftbatr amt unit at
yuurhouisglvshltsthisprivilsga
Armin-termination” cadets
ammamurymumn
the manager. a. Hobart- and
reruns-annulment“. W. W.
Warrants—“Wanda. P.
“mementos-aura.
. r , ‘
balance of
1"” I'll! rum ‘
lows and Gossip of the Buy to last
lsrwalk.
Mrs. Dr. Jsoobus, of New York. is
man, to “F Mum-m ,
Jdltt‘ 3W:;l—t;lfl:luwh\lipllif like
madm-ofllfiola‘ll’sbrilidififi.‘ T?
P” ,:-, , ....L..." ' ‘ ,, .. .- "L...
. Rev. A. A. mum and wife, ofb'hel-
ton,arevisitiuxlr.and Ills. H (lubr-
mann,ott:ovcstreet. ‘
Henry Jones‘ boat Bounties. returned
from long Island yesterday stun-noon
'witb a large cargo of hay and straw for
Mr. Jena. ”MM”-
Mrs. T. B. Horton, of Northampton,
formerly of this place, is spending a‘ few
days at the Incidence of James H.
Stevens. Cove street.
Percy F. Roberts, aged seven yer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, of South
Osborn avenue, died Monday afternoon
of diphtheria. The funeral washcld yes-
terday afternoon.
Richard Abomlmth has purchased the
bmium of Henry H. Gray on First aw-
nuc, and besides keeping it general store
will open a barber shop. His many
friends will wish him success.
The commencement crutches of the
class of '92. of the East. Norwalk Selnml,
will take place thn evening at 8 o'clock
iutcmt token by friends of the clue as-
sures a large attendance.
\‘i‘lnle ruling a bicbe on Cove street.
Saturday afternoon, Miss Lulu Reynolds
I“! culsllol of lbs wheel and I'll! in!» It
horse and wagon in charge of William B.
Guycr. She was tlirovrnoff of Iver ma-
chine under the wheels of the wagon.
which [KIM over her, making a nun:-
bur of sew-re bruises.
”ARISE.
lofts-d to register them.
«I to serve as jurors during the yw:
A. I]. Scollchl, .‘i. 0. Keri". Chsrlm E.
Scofleld, W. A. Ferris. J. H. Selleck,
Thldtltrs Hoyt, D. ‘3. Mother, Clan-nor.-
E. Suvticld, George Batu, William ll.
\Villmott, .lr.. James Waring, Henry B
\anlm, William J. Benedict, Samuel P.
White, Isaac. Rood. Sands Bbhop.
A puny of Stamford young purple
mun-Jo Newton Monday evening and
pure the old soldienr an unj-iyubiu enter-
tnimncut. Tho young “upk- guru the
little cmncdy of tin.- "Uld District
mail." Tire mldicrs and the visitors
wm- alike [ironed unit the fun was f rw,
flowing and (Neutrons. BolWi'r-n the (Win
a little cunwrt was imminent. The wt.
crew at the Home gov-ally uptweciatrd
the «(tints of these ycmng folks to Think
the Iwmnony of their existent-e.
WESI'I’ORT.
occupy their summrr residuum at (imn'ri
laruu.
well for the ltoton Point lmprmrenxcnt
company.
The strawberry and ice cream fete re-
cently given by the ladivs of the Green's
Farms church, netted ovcr W-
J. A. l’hippshasapplicd for a license
toscll liquor at the Beach-ids lion-I. it
willbsthetlrst license, it is said. over
granted in Green's Farms
l). lilac, secretary of the State
Mutation. and Prof. A. It.
Iorrill. principal of the Willimantic
Stats liorrnal School. will give a talk on
the practid‘l and normal methods of
teaching at the Green's Farms school
tune on Filthy evening. at HI).
Ira. Stephen Patrick, who fmnerly
lived in Westpon.diad at bar borne in
Bouthport, Sunday. use! eighty-three
yams. iihehsdbecnasnilcrer from
rheumatism for am tints. but a Mirror
ringewm'tlialmmediate cause of bit
death. The funeral was huldfiyrstenlay
afmnom
Fulfill IN} 180".
Pia-atoll Paragraphs about Our
“burns-lets iris-Ca.
BobsrtA.Ioitoaa|rtbia flew Jersey
oaabasiaerstrip. _, ., j
Deputyi-lhnrill’lbemfflouthpoeras
in Kornlk this morning patting on.
friends.
M.”Ite.0tbollsl“ow,d‘
munbssaspsudluafew
daysiafiouthl‘orwalk.
and
l
sir-summon. Bonn-4| um ...n‘
E. N. sippcrlcy has mtracted tn dtga
‘ ., infirm we‘givchABli DIMOUKT'oi
Super Ingroius sudlioxbury Tapestries; s cts. 'per yard in Medium Grades; Short Lengths sud
_ Romania for}. ‘ 7 , ' A V ' ,
Good quality Body Brio-91s and velvet: at 31.00.
Better. grades Body BM, Velvets and lioquettes.
Large Annortmént Mattings and Oil Cloths.
A. ‘ DICKE‘RM‘AN. " & SON,
1
lociperysrd onBesthxtru
ms;
/
a4'waer’ucrou STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. comm.E
mornin- nsrs morn.
Commence-seat lamina at the lorwalk
unitary Institute.
t The twelfth commencement exercises
ofthlonei F. S. Roberts’ Iiilitary insti-
tatn‘wern held at the institute yesterday
, afternoonnndflml‘w W by
“refund-of the cadets from both in
and out of town. The exercises com-
menccdinthechapclat lzwo'clock and
consisted of the following programme:
Overture-Medley.... ...Brabam
Orchestra.
Malinda—E Fiat .. ..
Clmir.
”Thefioldier’stm" ..lloducy
Choir.
Mad Aathrmy'u Charge. . ,, . ..... Baotou
Stuart Martina Prior-herd, New York.
Peoria-s Psnvrss. ... ,. ...,.....liu¢o
1min floroChihss. Cuba.
Gavotte—(lnnlal .
Orchesln.
South Csmllns and Massachusetts . Webster
Waiter Donaldson West, Vermont.
...‘l'oba
”TheMidshipmire"......................Adams
Choir.
Thel’rogrcesof Humanity............Sumner
Fred Ernskine Buchan, Kansas»
Sinccrityinlipeecb....... ... ..........Carlyls
Karl his: l’oget, Connecticut.
Selection—"l.- (‘ignif .............. Audmn
Orchestra.
Vaiedictory Orallon ......................
iknlarnin Franklin Mansfieidfonnectimt.
“lThlnkof Thea" ............... Ab!
(molr.
Closing remarks and Benediction,
l Rev. C. 3!. Selleck.
l Karl Yogel was necessarily ailment on
5 account of illness.
in the East Avenue )1, It, church. The} The lioilman house orchestra furnish-
ed music for the afternoon and evening
and materially aided the choir by their
accompaniments. At the close of
tbr ext-mists the guests were
escorted to the parade ground and view-
ied an exhibition drill by the bat—alien of
the school. in command of Colonel
Rllll‘lm. in the evening I large com~
irony of ladies and their mrts autom-
tbled in the school room. where they
{spun tholmurs until nftvr midnight in
{uh-minis. At l2o’cbick a collation was
: arth‘tl in the dining room.
’1'th sclectmen will W59“! M 0399; Among those who came from out of
aminst "‘1‘?" M dogs W,” “3"” “at? town to attend the exercises and recep
tion were Mrs. Dunn and daughter. of
The followinz names have been selgct- ‘ Newark, N. J5 Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, of
'l’ortchester: E. 6. Human and son,oi
iAlbany, N. Y.; Miss Gertrude Bunnell,
gllr. Newman and Clarence \Villetts, of
lBrooklyu; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duty, Mrs.
Sawyer, Miss Eloise Ayes, 8. E. Ayrcs,
. bliss Florence Lynch. John Lovell, L. J.
Williams, In. C. E. Duty. Miss Mary
Duty and Miss Casio Duty, of New York
city: J. K. Boyd, of l’wksklll; A. S.
Allunlt'tl. ”um“? hmmis. and Miss Alice
315mm. of Mt. Vernon; 1. it. llughcuml
‘ Norwich; E. E. throw. of Symme:
‘J. Kzrhy. of New llavcn; llr. Oldhousc
land family. of Now York city: Harry “'.
' mu.- and brothers, of l’ortcheetcr; Mm
it. ti. Dunn. of Englewood, N. .l.;S. llco
l mum and family, of rundown; lion.
l u illiem um Ruthven. of Greenfield
* Hills: Mr. and Ira. Augustus “'nkeman,
inf Sauxntuck; A. ll. “only and wife, of
‘ l New Haven.
l’nrr miles? with pure crcntu, ac u
«up. tlf'ilbt restaurant Open all night.
illlll ANll'l'lllllllI.
lust-until! lows of tho (Tnunly and mate
Chronic” la n (lo-donned Porn.
Julius Convene, one of the wealthiest
wmh-n manufacturers in the state, died
very suddenly at h’m home in Stafford
Springs yesterday. Mr. t'onvcm was
born on March I, "fit.
lint. Roderick Kendall, aged about
sixty-live, wife of lkulerick Kendall, of
Windsor, book-keeper for the Seymour
wmpauy. was thrown from her wriaxe
yesterday afternoon and killed.
Captain 0. W. Built, of it! Danbury
Wheel club. broke the record for the
fastest time between Donbury and Nor-
aalk sumlay. making the run in one
hour and fifty lnlltltltl.——NI'I'I.
The work of raising money for the
Chromium Odd Fellows' Burns is going
alonvi-d insider)“ mouth
it iseapeotsd durum will have been
pledged by tbevariowitmlges. Tbismay
buy' aboass that will bssnitable for the
purpose intended.
Thelkpublicans captured everything
in the liorwich city electilm limday.
Calvin l). llarwood is elected mayor by
son majority. defeating Dr. Car-lay, the
llemocrattc caratidste. The entire city
eonneiiisltspubliean. foriheflrst time
inyears. Oueyearhefornlast it had a
Democratic weirdly. '
John Only was fatally shot at Thou»
frisud. Caaty paved the weapon to
Dwysr, who, not knowinglttoheloaded,
pulled the trim . The ball paved
woven thumb and bit Canty
inthstsaipla. Mydlad in shoutan
“boar
snub-mm oatbsllsrb
folil‘ustweraesllwloutltondayave»
The
snafu-“temporal: and
, ” fro-nib“. I‘I‘hu
EASIER THAN WORKING.
Aflndlu-piaC-fleplalassipasy
bull's-W's»
Let me tell youavcryllranp true
story.“ years oayonnxnantnil
themiddlsofbis yanrfouud
himself in debt to his landlady.» b'n
lilaflothscollcgenndinfmtocvery.
onaofwbom he could borrower buy."
He had no parents onwbombeconld
call.and hisfutnre wasn’t very rascals,
toasytholeast.
Butbcwsssgenins. Behadcorusto
collegotogrsduatoand didn't intendto
dropout jnatbecansehelackedmuncy.
Therowaspleuty of memployed capital
inthccountry,bcwassnrc.audbewas
aluallysurc he could get hold ofsome
ofit,sothisiswbathedid:
lnsomewaybe learnedtbonamesof
teuwornen inonoof tbcsmallwcstern
3;: ml wrote them the following
MrDuallu——-—lam astudentin
out... and am absolutely without a
cent. Unless I receive-id i shall bempclled
tosbandontheamhitionofrnylifwtomkrthe
Christian ministry. Tainan orphan and am
solely dependent on myself.
Will you kindly send me ten cents and mail
acopy of this letter to ten friends. number!“
eacbmpyfl Please request them to do the
same, numberingr their copies a, and so on,
stopping at number la.
Ten cents 8 very little, but can dimes makes
dollar, and a hull“ dollars would be truly a
[donut to me. Very truly yours,
Oaxaca w. Maura.
Hefiguredtbatabout threoor fourin
the first ten would respond, and that
the same ratio would be kept up. Some
would be ignored, some would miscarry
and in some cases several copies would
besent totbo same person. It ismy
to count that if every letter and copy
brought in ten cents bcwould receive
millions. If four in the first ten re-
sponded he would still be a millionaire.
The plot succeeded. He didn't re-
ceive a million of course, but he did get
a very large sum of money. Not one
person in a hundred would stop and fig-
nrc up the actual amount which the
thing would bring to the letter writer.
In some cases ministers read the letter
in the pulpit. and recommended the
scheme to their congregation. The let.
tors which he received were studies.
Some contained stamp, some dimes
wrapped in paper, some motherly old
souls wrote Tong letters with volumes of
good advice. and some more philan'
thropic people sent fifty cents, a dollar,
and a few even five—E. .l. Barnes in
New York Press
lard Lyttow'a lctlod of Speech.
Lytton had a curious (trawling man.
nor of speech, his words"being inter
spar-sod with frequent “mas" to help
him out when he was waiting for the
proper word. Then, again. he would
emphasize a sentence or a single word
by loudly raising his voice, a peculiarity
which gave his talk a certain dramatic
character. i remember truce, when l
was dining with him on petit comite,
the conversation turned upon the uni-
versality of belief in a divine Creator.
and even now! fancylhcar'him asy’
ing: "When—mn—l had the honor—
erra—of beaming her majority’s scorer
tary of state for the colonies, i made it
my first business-Wm instruct my
agents allover tbs inhabitable globe—
errn—to report to me if they knew of
any nation. tribe or community—emf
thus far ho had spoken in a low, melo-
dious voice, when suddenly he changed
his register, shot out the following
words as from a catapult, "who did not
believe in God." He added that be had
only found one savage community with
such a want of belief.-Corubill Haga-
sine.
Why lie llarrterl.
Out in lows me years ago a number
of men were engaged in the harvest
field. When a man is working for
wagesonafanutbere is nothing more
delightful to him than a little faliof
rain. It gives him I chance to stop
work and seek shelter. Thesoharvceb
ersbrokeforthebarn. Whenthcgrcst
body of them arrived there they fouml
that one of their number had got there
ahcadofthem. chadfallmpmetrato
upon the barn floor, mtircly wt of
breath. Thefuremaa asked him wbyhs
had run himself to death.
"Good Lord," he replied, "l was
afraid the rainwcold stopbefornlgut
."—-Washin5ton latter.
manna-Macs...
Theroisaowmsaleforbcaosrstonss.
'l'hetimewaswbentkls motionwas
desmedvsryvaluable,“ many ‘
mwillrcmrmbcrhaviugsssnpsrfect
lyformedspccimrnssell for iivoorten
dollars,tobe carried in the pockstas
luckystones. Thebeuoarstrmeisfmmed
intbsstrnnschsofeattle. lt iscal-
N Hill It it'll“
m . bustling”. ELI: 0s
‘ Canadlsu and Club House
LEADING”
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
m. has-‘9 "on; than}; 7 ‘7
hears of Activity flown Aaron; the
Picturesque Nor-rail Islands.
J. D. Kimmoy's wttage at Pine Point
will be raised next week. S. B. Wilson
will probably raise his cottage within
two weeks. ,
James W. llyatt's Cottage at Pine
Yoint will be complctod next week if
the weather continues favorable. l
1‘. ll. Foster and family, of Dnnbury.
took WW“!!! today of their "Slime-t"
Cottage on Bell Island for lltt' season.
Baptist Young People. ,’
One hundred and fifty-six accredited?
delegates and scrotal associate tieleguten,i
representatives of sixtyvfive different:
Baptist church“. in the state, ian at the
Fin-it Baptist church in Hartford yrster ’
«lay 3ft moon in mixing: in a call. to;
fonnn state Baptist sm‘iwry of young;
people. IThrse officers ware elected furI
the ensuing your: President, E. 8.!
Boynbm, of Hartford; first vice-president. 1‘
A. R. Bin-bard, Norwich: second vice-
prcsidcnt, Miss ll. R. Webster. New
Haven; secretary, l'. W. Payne. llurt-I
ford: treasurer. J. L. Vincent. thlxingtnn.
Things Mutant lu bur Funny.
Esme-rhTu—Arc you gain; to [alto us
in 58“!“ng this summer, l’n': T'n~,\'u,v—
my «Tear; there isa plan- in T’vfilllt‘fl‘filk'
in called Bunmmy, and if m.- go any
when» it will ho there.
The Inc-xyarriunccrl Umh‘Jack. Tour
and Harry invariably lfttttv me to go
not on tlw same evening. Tln- Eaprr
ltfflCt‘d Drum-That is thy rn-sult uf having
boom who are chums.
Sire (oiisnp;nrirltnll«Tln- ring le—is
Nutty, but tln- pout» are so very. very
small. ut-qairilyl—n‘fcs. I told tin-m it
was for thy srnniiwt hand in tin- wiry.
llt‘i :rt flzh :m-uuc and 26th strwt. noting
now, which gins lit [l'Oplt’ tlystx‘inlfl,
urn! tlltw periph- ray-cud $1,455.00 In Jim'-
tum' hill-I, and finally szn'» to pay $100
each Tortkmtus lilmui t ‘uro in corn tin-m.
what would he tho saving inn-r I‘:ipll.'t if
the dinnor should not ls' :iwn. lltt'l’b
being 57 pcm‘ms at the foam
lnquirc at l’iaistmi's drug stutt‘ win-re
you may have tln- problem min-ti and
gut infornmtxuu about t'nctu-s Him-d t'urc.
run Silt-i um BillCiili.
The wu-Ti known and wpulur Amuri: on
"one? and it“! ummt, [marital til. in .lluin
etrrel. .‘o'urunlk. t' nn. It mntnim tiwvu}
furnished mum- ninl lime Tu-rnrsintilhhul thir-
teen years. twine :r [and Till-illuw.
Themtinur-i ill health of the ‘irnprirlnr is
thconl can» for soiling. This h A rare ..p—
).rtu ty for ilu- right part '. 'l'r-rmu-m-h,
c. if .1” INt'J‘tlLLISS.
Economy and Comfort!
I'S‘fl
Gasoline Stoves
Ind troll lint and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very Mt make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZES.
\"lll babe, mark and do all the wurk of a
stove with halfthe trouble and rxwlw. w!
in use in this town.
Caliand See Them.
“Willi, i5 CENTS A ”Hill.
CAMPAIGN
Ghanaian flap of inst l3“. Buntin‘
fella-t warns. u steps, rope healing,
with ounce of constitutes printrd and
attached. All! RIM)? 30W. nu.
GIMP)! your order and that mam
la. in mrsectlou. [mulling abut
tbs. unsound. ‘l'ksslarsransteinn-
noaly ordered arr.—
24mm. 21mm».
lliuttli. 30mm.
lettering firm.
to. par letter.
0. W. stilt)!!! a (30..
”oak nation-cos.
notice.
at tbs Imi- Korea
muss
New Potatoes and Tomatos, Fancy Apples and
MlellliW—EEK'T‘CATALOGUE,M .
intent)“ work. k‘. F is l
“1?er it .5: :mil;n.s.m-~ L'rl‘t‘n‘ 3 .lm— ‘
mat :.
hi
s
i.
Van‘s .
1.
Cheese, Lamb’s Tongues, f
The Ohoiocst Teas and Coffees imported. Fancy New nutter!
250 lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb.
1
W
cums E.
GROCERS"
33 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
u
‘Goutainbuz' momma SicNALs of IDNG ISLAND SOUND.
TI i IE TABLES. descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27.50 to $3.000
\Varerooom, \Vater street. foot of
H. EMORY PEASE.
. Taylor at Guided.
Real Estate and Insurance.
msmumu STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
mu
”'tvis'rrin. ‘
“' ARTETFA partner with small capital in
‘ a business paying two hundred per cent.
( nil luv-tween one and threeo‘c-lock. zilllavi-
Tarn! street. J95“
FEW girls in Upri'ulr: umcbinm at Raise 'a
f‘ (*lgnr tartar). ax Washington stre’erl.
numb .‘ffil’wfllk, Pnid while learning and
null tf
.. n: my,
T0 LET.
’ “'0 Furnisirczl [to-nus
at No. 87 A
iii‘rl limit. Day "In“
Apply on premises. je': 3t
[Itll'n‘fi 5 mum” Mid garden. nea‘rk'ir '
Rim station. at sin month. '
..r 2. ilownytun. i'onn.
myzurxlfor ...;....:.-.;;' "rm...
1'\ annamlmpm it» tin: )lusic lflll blocik’;
.\», 4i south Mum street. Appt
. _ . y to John
buns; .. * ,. _‘_. , -meStf
\‘EW house Taylor avelmc. it}, 5 rooms
Watcrstwct. .,5rooms. ' '
form huuw. bareffiranien an .33m‘“'
in: six moms, Rowayton. Sill Raymond
tirvs. m3
Fort SAME. " “ “‘
vmxmxuxmp no... ”1.. ' M N l
5 lion. Price low. Apply to Drfiwlioa‘l‘é-
Kins. l him street. Nurivaik,Ct. yeti lw
)t'lfvilxr; x... int: sale on who
1) runs, and Him Sui-walk. Also 13:25"?
lots in all with"! the town. Hum-e67 Wood—
ward avenue, it in b.
\t’wniwnnl. 3 out inquire of ILA-
amnion}. I... LAT . on] *7“ "w
A at tin-Sum!) Sorwalk'llooto’nftgdrgfqmn
lgi'ildllXti lot. situated on the west side of
itnyvictvavcmw. No.25. For particulars
midi-mic. r. 3!. John, ll Elizabeth street.
Ninth hurrah. Blight
Minoriumxrzous.
l,‘lt.\.\'l\' PET T \' HAS UT’EXED THE BOA-1'
’~ Hm: ~ltvmto¢l bv-twwn the rm. bridlzre.
"nigh-to»! ll} “’tilnm‘l'urlty. when:
. nu :mrx I’lt',|/( the- qual-
n.ail wwnya ;.,, lnlinsl. Bail”! all kinds
”min-vi In: mimic partirs. i In
LOOKl‘
Fine Boot; 5H Shoes for
SEE Cheap.
Fine Custom Work and Repairing
, of all Kinds Ilene in a
first-class Manner.
The llest 6.3.. no; the a...
Manufacturers.
In)”: AND SEE OUR PRICE-W.
I70 Wilfllllel'lltfl ET. BRIDGE.
mcbfiarn
Cradducklg
MARKET.
uo. I09 wusulumu mm.
w—«l» "natural—w
l’rllttblinn l. .., W l
liatra I’rini’liumts .. .lirr ”yam
loin Steak .......... Mi:
l'tirtv-rbrmnr-rltrak.... the “
l‘lu-nb k Wintmn'a Dried Beef llc a ho .
CASH PRICES.
Thatrannothebrst. Twenty years'es
in the helium mablra us to pious-W
public. A trial soils-ital.
a, w. CBiDDllCIi a. son.
DORLDN POINT
(illlllmRY POINT.)
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n
lion” NMtwAl-l. wm 1,, Coal.
OPENED MAY 28.
Button. Battling Initiating.
Infill manna A srlcum ‘ ’
hflimummmtfiflgi
in... ' or... ‘ "this.
'l‘llltaa oftbsfloathllarwalkv
riot are act
Issulstrlcttsaot "mandolin-half
ontbsdutlarJaldoatbetowu
of in]. at a merit Ihsdlstriet on the
film of one! , at 1 street.
wll bedne ti.
”depot s.l~,at which“ the
y i re the fit:
A [Minter is Music unblock.
lyattherateuf alaeMpsr aysar
tlay wll clue
* on after truer.
Wuflm mmt’nflfima
mind mu. mu It. ran sitt-
npplcs, Banana». Strawberries and Fresh Vegetah
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