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India’ButtonBoote .nrooa
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‘dmwcmuudlace molt
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'noyrsnoo melon
warms sac-totem
‘cnlldren‘sairoes eotosmo.
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Open evenings until 9 o’clock
soon nuawanx.
till. "(10!“ am omit.
' Bargain
Ilarrlssa's lendi-
Icrtwntrlvsyssrsthsrswsrena-vswlth
whflhmjm It needed little station
racitaloiths glorioustoryoittahsrosssnla
”with nobleman! the Republic-
llpfltytorstslnthsennndoncsoithspeople,
”truths dedrs inrohange whichischar.
our but. We have put tor-want our al-lcnt.
urinal popular. our rumt brilliant lenders
tormandatata elm-urn. to uufior con-
mm The only lint! whi‘h alumina»
the rl ”hove twelm
‘ .- rtolo oi New
t
‘ ‘ 3 President
: ii-znl‘ no!
.-. flux-itch:
l in dirt")
much. .I :‘m. can
r-toihclose Heatill'nsh I... : e claima
and in addition an admittiuimih m hcyuud cri: l.
chaand rich with the element: at popularity
‘ with which to carry New York. again.
- Greater ‘I’haa Ills (transition-yr.
M help III the Old World nuvl haul»
caps in the New. There h but one IllJLln
“Had ,‘ oiasonvnu ‘ the Iimi~
tattoos by the preeminent isms of III:
lath. then rung above it. and that was
who the younger Pitt hscarne greaterthan
Chatham With an anceetora signer oi the
Declaration of Independean and another who
and the northwest iron: savagsry and gave it
to civilisation and empire, and who was also'
un-
nu—
clear
dthslonrns doctrine. and believein
wamamumomrnyorm
Imus!!!” lwuad-t sense. We iavartlta
mdmmhwlandregulv m
”it! the restriction oi criminal-meow
and immigration.
~Waiavnrsflciontlegislation
, 1‘ vzauagu-toprdactthsliiesndlimbsoim
“tier-mead companiezenpgedin
homeandstoodmore honorably abroad under
and recons— W
thaselan four years oi and Ilapnb
Ital administration than during the preceding
four years of Clevelandand Democratic govern
trationbaoncalledupon to fans and solve so
manyw such dilllcult problems an those which
have bear exigent in our conditions. Road-
minhtration since the organiaation oi the gov:
mt has motdiiiicnltim otter or mmto
the-Mutton oi the American people. ,Chiti
ha been taught that. no matter how small the
. no community can with saiety in
suit theflsg or murder American "
many and England have learned in Samoa that
the United States has home one of the pow-
era of the world. and. no matterhownrighty
the adversary. at every sacrifice American
honorwill bemaintalned. Thellehringsea
they have devolved upon hint. and
American“ history the paralld oi
tt.
and ' no ,
a pure lite in public and in the'eimpllcity oi s
typicalAmerimn bone. 1 nominate Benjamin-
THE HARRISON CAUCUS.
It Develops .- anq'ur fitren‘th or no
Totes}
litunurous. June ill—The greatest sen-
sation oi the day was a canon» oi the Harri-
son men. held immediately alter the ad-
journment oi the convention. When the
delegates had assembled “Long".loneaoi
Illinois. mounted the platform and asked
that the Harrison leaders irern each delega-
tion join him there.
Chauncey H. Depew was made chairman.
Ila anid that the object of the meeting was
tobringthollarr’uonmen together.sothut
they could come in touch with each other
and so that they could all know ior them-
selves who the saints were. [Laughton]
Chrh Hagen. oi Pennsylvahiu, was made
meter;
Ir. Hagen then read the roll. beginning
with Alabama The repreeentative oi each
delegathrn on the platform announced the
Barrier: strength in his delegation.
During the call there was an interruption
by a delegate, who said that the committee
on credentials had admitted the Harrison
delegates in Alabama. which would make
the Harrison vote iron that state 16 in-
steadoi‘l.sarecordedonthecall. Theatr-
nouncernent was greeted with cheering.
At the conclusion oi the roll cull Iir. Olav
gee summoned that the total number oi
votesw'omiscd to flarriwn Inn» 5'30 This
included figures irom Sew unannoun-
hosna and Utah which were not mated
to the meeting. Ilr. Magoo moved that
Chauncey Ii. Dopew be made the leader oi
the “anion iorncs in the mnvr-ntion, and
M the friends M Harrison stand by him
to the end. The motion was ndnpted amid
cheers. Although it in known that a num-
her of Infill were preterit in the conic-mum
who are not committed pueitively to the
Harrison cause. the mornl oiim't oi the
meeting will make them Harrison men,
union the Blaine leaders can counteract its
elect bciore the ballot in taken.
question. whirh was the insurmountable lib-Il-
de in the diplomacy oi Clereland and of Bay
ard. has been settled upon a basis which slutaino
the American position until arbitration shall
have determined our right.
Ila-or to Who- Ilonssr la Due.
’I'hsdollar oi theoonntry has been placed and
problems
Thetarifltinkered with and triilecl with. to
the aerious dbturhanoe oi trade and Matter to
been addeda hencilcent policy. supplemented
by Wt treaties and wise diplomacy.
tun-I»
.Imrovsallaprlss andinatrumentslitian
wlehenatribntetothsedacatirm oi thcbil
_ htwhibinfltinguponthe
tration.
The main which divides us is. To
IMMIM credit of all this lwinrrg? Ora.
tornmayatarrd upon this platform more able
and more eloquent than I. who will paint in
more brilliant colors but they mnnot put in
more meet thought the attraction
‘“ viii," ioronr"’
acrstarYoi state. I yield to no Republican.
no matter from which state he halls. in ad-
miration and respect for John Sherman. (or
< Governor lclinley. [or Thomas It Ila-d. iur
Iowa’s great son. ior the iavoritce oi lilinnLt
Wisconsin and Michigan.
”WI. Illa Bell President, Anyhow?"
But when I am told that the credit tor the
brilliant di 0! this administration he»
mead-duly tothe secretary oi state. for
theadminhtratiou oi its finance-9 to the secre
tary oi the treasury. (or the construction or its
hips to the secretary oi the navy. for the
introduction oi American pork in Bumpeto
the oiagricultnre. ior the settlement
solar salt basitled oi the currency qmrntkill
. to Senator John Sherman. ior the formulation
tithe tart! laws to Governor McKinley. ior
thsrwmovalniths restrictions placedby tor-
eiganatlons upon the introduction oiAtner—
ican’owh to our ministers“ Parisand Berlin.
I an tempted to aerirmsly inquire who. during
theiastioaryears. has been president otthe
and ad-
lllhlns liaya Blaine Is (tut.
Wasurrvc'rmv. June Io.-A United Prm
reporter aekcd Secretary Eikins ior hi:-
views on the political situation. He replied
thathehad said from the beginning that
President Harrison had ill). and that he
would be nominated on the lint ballot with
out serious opposition.
“Iseeao reason to change my Opinion.
Ir. Blaine has not broken his silence since
his letter to Mr. Clarkson, his last public
andoflcial utterance onthe subject. Bis
resignation did not change the situation and
domnot now. In my judgment his name
will not go before the convention. dad will
not be voted ior with his consent'or author-
ity. Ilisresignation wasrnadenseoiby the
oppositiontothe preaident to bring out a
thirdparty.and thb hm been the elect
mthebsginning—to combine on some-
Isswandthspartoiwhtchlwaa”
ileusralThomaaasthsrorhoiL‘hickamanp.
oerapissaplacsia our hhtory with Leonidas
sun. the Moment that he sucmedsd
what-Wished'rhsnghtoiJoeflookn
w ISM” World's Co-
ahovathecbudswasthspnetry oi battle. The
isagrsataatioaalandso-
“My-neat
as
without serious opposition."
, The President lee-s vase-med.
Wasarnorolr, June lo.-‘I‘he
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‘ HEADQUARTERS FOR
Oil Stoves, Refrigerators Ice Cream Freezers, Hmnmocke and
, wu Chairs. ‘ .
; STUR'I‘EVANT’S
IIIOBTH IIIIII and IIIII STS..
somewhatrare.bnt Canada holds one
sndtheUnitadBtntaspo-essesmothw.
'l'herssult isthsttherehsssriacntalh
at an international race between the
dog is'narnad Doc.and is owned will
driven by Willie Ketchurn, of Brighton.
Ont. Doeissnoldcarnpaigner.sndhas
trotted exhibition heats st races and
sgricui
pnllsatinyrulky.und onicecrahard
trackbaeanhothalfamilehlmm,
and e quarter in 45 seconds. Doc is
rstheranrnall eetter,bnt his stride is
saidto boutrsordinnry. Fromtwoto
iouriurlongeisthedistance theCuns—
dinnwondcrnsunllycovcre.
stripes ieapointerownedbyWillie
Circe. of Canon City. Nev. The dogis
only two yearn old. but beiore howae
much more than a puppy his young
matter had discovered that healwaye
trotted whenever hitched up. One day
Circe raoedwithandmedhieiather‘e
trotting stallion Black Prince, on the
mainstream! CamaCity.muchtothe
elder Uirce'e discomliture. and from
that dayto this the inure of Nevada’s
trotting dog has waxed greater and
greater. Neither dogis allowedtotrot
more then hall a mile at n time—New
York Mail and Express.
written between 1M5 and 1883, nreinthe
press. They are in the form of n diary.
Few [lemons knew oi their existence.
Dumas file was one oi the low. and long
tried to get them into his mansion.
After Deleoroix'e death they passed into
the bends oi his devoted friend. the
studio assistant. Andrieu kept the (ii
an
;3Mutd8ye, 10:30.
Houses,“
SOL .llOlllllLll
nearest not.“
chsthstoantrotiniasttirnssre
we rapid canines.
Thedogthat trotunnderthe British
tnrsliairsioesoveralyears. Be
The proud npholder oi the stare and
, Illbbolls. Flowers.
walk at 1:45 a. Ill.
l 93 8" toll
and price.
H.KR|
IIIIlIcIEIIn HOTEL, BLllcll. .
Ell
We have over BOOTrintmedHntstoneloct from, every color
”asymmetric
Laces. Velvels. Prince oi Wallis
. Tips. Plumes. Pom Polls. Shapes. Wire ’
Frames.'SlIaw Hats olivery lately.
The‘lurgmt selection to choose from.
Cell and examine.
EGER, .
SO. llOllVllLll. .
Beslllateriall is ilstd. Combiningllurahililyand Styles;
And you will ace not only a
. Neat and Perfect Fitting Shae.-
' But one in which the
linking it the bent 83.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them bolero purchasing any other shoe, at
South Main Street. SoLillprwnlk.
ESO
OTC.
l 852W SEASON
cuIIIIIIaIIcIIIG WEDI
ll.
lT
Will make DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK, leaving South Nor-
Returning, leave New York, Beokmnn St, at
2:30 p, "1,; East 313i St., at. 2:59 p, m, Saturdays, half an hour
earlier. _
AIME-Sill le Tickets. ill cents; Excursion Tickets. GO cents.
.‘. The prope ler CITY OF NORWALK will leave New York Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 . .11,
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5: p, m.
l‘ 892
"lull: Isl. I892.
F. H.‘ NASH & BRO-:- 7
Plumbing, Gas-Filling. m and Sheet Iron Work.
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Rangers,
beet quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Write at Lowest Prices.
u , .
YOFA
LBANY”
Leave Norwalk Tues-
a Painter‘s. neurons.
The memoirs of Delacroix, the pointer.
painter Andrien, who was hie pupil and
ary as a relic, thinking that publication
would be desecration. He died a short
time ago, and his widow took themann-
ocript to another of Delncroix's pupils
to aek what she should do with it.
Ameeting oi the author’s heirs was
called. They decided on publishing and
appointed n In Flat to edit the manu-
script. What gives it so much artistic
value is the great number oi marginal
and other illustration of the text. The
iranknoer with which the author speaks
of the men. Women and events oi his
time makes excision obligatory. Dela-
croix in Its inrnk about himself as about
his (fiends. many oi the children and
grandchildren oi whom are still living.
—Peris Cor. London News.
The 0-3: Quarries oi Arisona.
There are now on exhibition at the
Institute at Building Am about thirty l
specimvm oi onyx iruni the rcccntlyi
discovered dewsite in Arizona. Until
tho discovery oi the Arizona quarries
the only wnrcc oi supply oi this stone
was in the La Pedrurn mince in the
state oi Puebla, in old Mexico. Speci-
men: from the Arizona deposit show
that the alone can be obtained in this
country in n eize suitable to: architec-
tural purposes and of the finest quality.
While the Mexican deposit was only
three acres in extent originally. and in
now practically exhausted. the Arizona
quarries cover about 300 acres.
The specimen» on exhibition show in-
iinite variety in color and take the high-
eet liah. The exhibit consists oi thir-
ty odd slnbe’ahout oneincb thick and
varying from tour to twelve eqnure ieet
innres. The Arizona deposits are lo-
cated about twenty-seven mile: south-
west 0! Prescott. and n branch railroad
has already been projected—Chicago
Times.
Novelties Ia Banned Olga-Is-
Au important experiment in the way
oi signaling railroad trains in being
made on the Pennsylvania railroad at
Wilkimlmrg. An illuminated blade or
scmaphnro, which promises to do away
with the colored light signals. is being
tried. The blade is somewhat the shape
oitbe presontone in nso.andisdetigned
to be attached to any interlocking sig-
nal.
Ila use line in the incl that the colored
light is abolished. and removes all dan-
ger irosn breakage oi the colored glass
and the consequent contusion of signals
to the engineer. The new coutrivanco
throws the rays oi a white light at dil-
iereut angles, which tom the slush-
Cor. Philadelphia Lodger
“sea-am
Aflolyoksexpreuasnweat turnovo
apiano belonging to a iamily named
Andrewnthsimtrnranthslngmchsd
inrdebt. “Andrews wept sullen-
treatedsndfiuallynlimbedonthepiano
andsstnpou
.. Bakers. inflections.
Lydia E.
Vegetable
Compound
Is a Harmless. Positive Cure
for the worst form of Female C omplaints, all
Ovarian troubles. Inflammation and Ulcer:-
n'on. Falling and lii!pi;rcemcnts, also Spinal .
Weakness and Ltumrrhm.
' It will (lzssolve anti upcl tumors from the
uterus in an rail“; “3?“ of development. and
checks the tendency to rancrmus burners.
It removes t'aimncss. fiatulcncy. weakness
of the stomach, cures Bloating. Headache.
Nervous l'mstranon, General Debility.$icep-
Icssncss. llcprrstinn and Indigestion. also
that feeling of Bearing down. causing pain.
weight. and backache.
It acts in harmony with the laws that govern
the l'cmnic system under all circumstances.
For Kidney t'nmpiaints of either (or this
(”outpouml is unsurpassed. Correspondence
irrciy answered. Address in confidence,
LYDIA IS. PINKHAM ”30130.. Lilli, M
NEW STORE.
I have removed my busier-u. to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
and bore now a lull line oi
HEATERSK
RANGES.
srovss.
TIN AWARE
n! all kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
fllll Slack Plllliills SOPPlIES
T. S. OONALOSON,
59m Norwals— '3
Family Washings!
Plain wsahlng. ............... liven!- per (loam
Washingand inning ........ comm per dorm:
’I’he almve prices include
Sheets. Pillow (lanes. ‘l‘nwelo. vaklns. Table
Chills. Iiaby Cloth-I. (Minions. Night
Dresses. Drawm Aprons. (lob
let Com to.
Wllfl‘l BKIR‘I'B EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
Domestic Laundry in.
II lla'lm It. IImrIt.
comers ’I'AKIN Nit am mm
90110013. fl
itiltllllllillll
lasso-intonation".
ll Washington it. to. Iornsli.
21 Isis Itrtsl Ismail.
' Mela-
ICE CREAM.
ll.l., New Haven & Hartford l. l.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWAIJl AB
ex. 6 in locnl (1.. and 1. ex 1' til i. u. Hirer. 624
ot.8:lilor-al u Ina-5,0!!! ex. one an. 10 ll ex.
ii 37 local 01.
251 an. NV: me. 420 enlimnmfiwex. storm.
limes. list no. Tales. 1’ 56 no.1" man" I “in. in.
Washington ex "1“.
0.1.. 9 "var.
Thrilling? u: run. (I inn” Ime u. lot: In. P.
5i. , l'.’ It! or., I ll8 ex" 1 it run. 2UI ex" am l. is].
(it? or 1 2:3 l. rs 5m run In itriIlormrt 5 lllar‘li 2":
341.7 l5“. 7 3i ac. to Indra-port till and!“
rim. lilél Adamo es. and an. 1225
n
i‘.‘ :5 a. m. Wursh. a. Hit a. In. Boston or.
ill ill or. ill-t: av.
Mn. 7 ii on. b il Iva. iii!" a m. or.
it‘ll". or. ill the. I'..\i.—~l:.’iDex.. I“ an. 7 liter"
l‘sl‘.
P
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Ire-r
Mil i. or . :xm midnight.
JUNE 5. I892.
F0 LIA “Vi-i:
t1»: Nzw Yorta. A. )l.-« 5275 ex. 5th
'. Ila-i223: ox. Ill an. 2m er.
Suutlnys~53l cx..50
. P. 3"“ Mat. i”n¢..9$ac.
.iuuhrzu llavtzx. A. Il.~ lui ex.; Git) an..
I. “1.. ex.
ndaynwt :t‘l an. 9 :2 ac.. a. ms. 7 15 ac. p. m.
For: llart‘rmnn. A. ills—dill ac.. '15 can
I’. M. dill» t’l., I it) on. I it
A.
Fmr Snurxnnnnn. M."‘ Illac.. Mines“
i‘c-u tins-ms. A.)l.—illo (via ribon- Line).
. 3'. lift! or. (tin Springfield). Ill) ex. via
Iii." hill).
LEAVE SEW YORK
FollSDLTIIXi‘R'AI.K. A. )i.—.5lll ex.. 001
T"ler..h’itu—x..9lli rx..9lll arm. Illll 1-1..
3 .o .. Lilli mum rx. P. 31.42015.“ llliex"
tz-x ._2 as ru' .2! lil rs.. 3:!" ex.. t It: ex" t lfifll..
3 >. .\. rx..5lflex..5llluc..ii ll: 15.. 701 an.
ul my. ”I Adams ex. and ac.. lZlIl mid-
ul In or . Sundays .\. M491 an" 7 also. 1’. M.
Housatonlc Railroad
Ilanbarr and horwalk Division.
UGRRECTEDTI) JI'XI: 6.1”:
‘l‘rnius lrnw south .‘o’orwalk {or Danoury—
dihbllia. m..12il.:".lrl.5lli.oalnnd was p.m.
Sunday 03in.rn.rmd 116px”,
Trullh lmn‘c llzuliinr)’ inr " ll: Nurwrtlk—
INC»? iii. ii-I'Irrn-l ll t'i it. “L. 1 i3 run-i 521i
p.ul. Billill‘t)~ .ilt'nt. m .lml I”. ;. ill.
Train» lcah' Smith .\'nru.t‘rk ior :bhn‘lleld—
6 Id rind it in n. m" i: ll 2 2i. 5 ill and 63' p. in.
Traine lune libigfllrlul for South Klirltlklk”
on. 2m, ‘5 is and ll 35 a. m.. 325. 5m and
6 5'» in. tn.
'l'mins loan- Soutli Norwalk ior illusion vin
(MI: Hun-i runl linerern Staten I.inr nt 12:!
p. "1.; slur in Brown at nlllp. m.
Twine leave South anvo elk {or Ilrmklyn
\‘lu I‘lllfl Island and Each-m Stolen Line at
It m p. m.; line in Brooklyn rat 3 H p. m
MAIN LINE DIVISION
Train» leave Bridgeport as iollowe:
7 ma. rn.. plunger ior l‘lttrllielrl.
lullla. rm. nger ior Pltiedeld. rushing
connections or Albany and the Went.
lII m Is. in.. ire ht iur Ilawlcyvllle.
;! In a. m.. ireig t ior “not Harrington.
t :i p rn.. Ifiittelleld and Albany parisenger.
“up. 111.. how Mlliord oped .
6:!) p. In. New Milford special.
9:!) p. ru.. ireighl ior Gm! Harri
7 z. n. m., (Sunday-s) pawngcr
and Albany.
nation.
tor l‘lttatield
Winnuur Ii. mussel. Vice Pruddcnl and
(laurel ”AMI.
A. W. Patina. General i’ueenuer Anont.
THE PLACE TO Iil'Y
FURNITURE
In at
Ffllllll O. JOHNSOI'S.
8o. ill Washington street. South Norwalk.
tumult: trill: tllllinn.
Ill
iatatuntio ve Io- ri
Brno ‘ Levell- was...“
walls {will “i”
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J. I“.
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(.. $‘3 lull-Dinar I-
r. I. Pale-l else.
"intros maxilla..."
wws’tllrou'r. m
new. 5. Gregory.
WV 7‘. Er.
Price's tom? All.
WW
OMAIDIIIM
WW
COIL MADISON AYE. ASI) FRANKLIN sun.
has ever been shown
SEE THESE WAGONS l
“'9 have now on hand for sale
OIIOPIES, TOP OOOOIES. SPINOLES IIIO OOOIIEOS WIOOIS.
BIOOOOK I OO.'s OELEOBITEO OIOOIIOES.
II. II.
All warranted at low prim-s inr Flirt-flake “Ill'k.
Aim second-band wagons: all kinds.
It will be for your interest to cull Mill we us before pllrvlmsing.
We build all kinds oi wagons to order. Repairing at all kind-s attended to at hum.
(ink-m (or Jobbing called {or rind llelivrrml promptly without extra charge.
Wright & Flynn,
sown soriwAnn. c-r.
n5 r'sm
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
$1 50 “other“
FOBO BICYCLES
35 l 20
mod tlt'l‘nhlr' :ruxl I'I'sllt‘h! tire on
OOOT Oil PONOTOOE.
I.:. Wi Itkntana'hip.
With Columbia
I’ru-umntlc Tire
The VOLUMHM l'XEl'MA'l'ir‘ TiliF. i~ the aim?» ~z.
Ilw rnnrkct.
ABSOLUTELY OOAITMITEEO lSMHST B
So Bicycle rneain rnn mmperr ulth H..- "UIJ'MHIA (or mgr- I-i ritlin
durability or lit-hilly. and ill llu- mum pru -- rum) inirrmr rrmr'lrmcn.
Wed" not Bret» you waiting. but um i- ‘I . - r \l'ltu'ln ATT).‘1l‘E.:t— we kl‘t‘p a full line.
TERMS EASY.
Tm: l)r.rnr.~'r When. Finn.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
it WALL STREET. IOIWILI. OOlll.
SPECIAL SALE
LADIES" SHOES
Glover&Olsen’s,
Washington Street. south liorwrli.
In color to make room for 3 ring (hula. we error the following Tim of India
Stimuli tlu-lx-etbarguine own» cred. Don't iniltotnkr-mlvantogo oi tlloommrtunity
1 lot llund Sewed Button and Lace Shoes, Worth 34.50, re-
duced to $2.00. 1 lot of Cloth 'l‘o ), Hand Sewer). 82.00. i lot of
line Machine Sewer], worth from 3.00 to 34.50. at $1.25. 1 lot. of
00
ll
tine M. S. at 81.50. i lot Misses” Opel-n Toe. ii to i. worth 82.
at $1.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Ilccle, worth 81.25, at 650. All
about 500 pairs of men's regular Mic Rubbers at. 250.
Glover & Olsen
OUTH NORWALK. Gong.
Wg‘nry accustom ..
Tristram & Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
._ ...... .... “A...“
Jackets and Blazers.
We have on bought the entire stock of a manufacturer oi
tine Jackets, lnzcrrl and Roofers. The lot contains. over two
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