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up ”on 3 so»:
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,2, i . Mashinglon St., 80. Notwalk.
climbers "anus and brushes
(Prlemllfl';
WE 8m DELICIOUS
Iilla Water!
I inns wma
'I'PurevarultfiyruD
, ' ALWAYS
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Til lllll lIST (IF SllllPS.
we wear sons-
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PAPER.
“ailment Plain.
WWMG AS THEY
2 i guts Each
“STOCK
In near Boxes, WHICH we WILL
3 my: or
'Kiilill“ mgBooke
fisnsraillauonery
iIEIIiW—liaisied,
gpgugglst
A'ash'iglsr St. in Ismail.
$I 0
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lenlioiijrjiniiold
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WINGOIADVIIII
{LIMA who out before July
or:
palms th- asa concise and
setting forth the mulls-
taaivlrtatsaadcaratlranropsrilesol
t)- ? “nMIks
flats lastwhatlthasdsae form Testi-
commons. fl.
” plats. Imuseedviugm
, my some summer.
' decided resonators changes. followed pos-
' home on Concord street.
, onWoodstreetloA.Kalsr.NewYork.
I.
Theilasl
Weeniemm W.
’i‘saaa—l yssr‘otsztnrmthaw- lmonths.
TheHoVemsswillplaytheIock shop
nineonthePair Grounds Thursday at-
ternoon.
HumboldtLodge, Sons of Hermann
8.8.thsonhssaold a lot on 'lledar
ametthdEBDoheId.
wumsnuvh has sold a lithium
wmmdwunxma Haiti. :
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Find?” i "n. 01le WERE-mm I” .MMA’QI‘MGIWM
av "a no tam-m ‘ sf. as welcome? or IdiiimtT’i» II'” WWW'W“ “W"
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www.mlculntellopmatepfim ingtou street, Saturday evening. and I" 110 t of slain street, to-rmrrow
summeptwhersmwm overturnedit. Nodamagewasdoue. ' “my '
ofanne appears in «drier-firing columns, hits ‘
deforatmuloI-mfes, 10ml: TbeArlon thugiug Society, of m. John Curnow, of Main street; has
allot.
arm-En Allan-a las- toms-raw.
Bunkises'fiun Batalllxb'l'idellnw'flde
all at 75 M0
at 7:19
New York Harald Weather Forecast.
Today fair. warmer weather. and light to
fresh southerly winds will probably prevail.
”low-d poniblyhysomecloudlness ands
slight disturbance. 0n Tneadav fair to partly
elondyweathsrwlll probably prev-aiLwlthno
Ably byraln and slightly cooler conditions.
and on Wednesday partly cloudy. cooler
weather.
A BIG RAILROAD DEAL.
The purchase of the Hountouic rail-
road by the Consolidated opens an op-
portunity for many improvements in this
city which will be hailed with pleasure
by the inhabitants, the most important
being the entire doing away with the
Main and Washington streets grade
croming. which is now, and has been for
a long time, a source of extreme danger
audsnnoyanco. It will enableuIeCom
solidated to place their two westerly
tracks on the west side of the station, and
thus greatly reduce the curve between
the cloning and the lock factory. now,
since the improvement in the Port Chee-
tercurve. the sharpest on tliemain line
of the road between New York and New
Haven. It will also enable the company
to retain tliopreseut station by using the
second story for passenger purposes, and
will doubtlea hasten the completion of
the four tracking. The people on the
line of the Danbury and Shepaug roads
will get better service and cheaper fares,
which will largst increase travel on
time rude.
SOUTH NORWALI.
What Ilia People of Our City are ”all.
and Saying.
Thomas (lmdwin is very sick at his
There will be a strawberry fretivai at
the Springwood chapel, Tuesday evening.
Edward Connossarrived from the want
yesterday withacm' load of horses iorA.
Solmaus.
I
The South Norwalk lawn Tenu'a club
will hold an adjourned meeting tomor-
roweveningin the parlors of the Na-
backemo hotel.
—8trawberrysbortcskeandicecream
atthe depot restaurant.
Adam titcirwald has moved into the
apartmentson Railroad Place. recently
vacated by [Alloy Adams. and will open
a lodging bases.
The regular conversation of Butler
Chapter. No. as, will be heidtomruw
«suing. Thsmarksrulpastmasterde-
grmwillheworked.
The the losers in the United States
during the week ending Friday, Jun 10,
was 01,717,000. This makes an average
loss of straw.“ per day.
Jeremiahltagsuhasaoldhb residence
it Isrsportsdtbat Inlisgenwillspsnd
the anamoratllelllslaud.
Walloytwmmeetsuy price
orsaydiscuustlaeavpsts.
raw department of the
‘ mflflof‘thsml. r.
II"“WN'II!m.
-l
Tksrqularrusstiagsf the Glued
sat mm“, will to laid at
humanist-suntan. on Tues-
”.mau. ottoman.
msstlagot the Chasm
illustration-sue wlll hs halt asst.
wmamwu lib J.
Mumy.flwum
eitmeabeeniltYltsd by the Garment.
Society ofPorthestsr. tovisitthemon
the27tblnst. They willseoepttho in-
vitation.
Theodore W. larckwood. who has been
pilot of the "Junie B.” since tbestoarner
was put on the Return Point route, relin-
quished that position Sunday night to
become captain of the cysts stesnwr
George W. Byxbee succeeds
"ltbael."
him on the “Jessie B."
The strawberryand iceoream festival
undertbeamplces of Minnelmha Divi-
tbe hall
this even. .
ing, should not be forgotten. You
sicn, S. of T.,
on South Main
in
street,
will have a fine time and help a worthy
cause by your presence.
The communion of the Lord' a supper
was celebrated in Trinity church yester-
day rooming. and therector. Rev. Olin
Hallock, preached an appropriate ser—
mon. At the conclusion of the service
the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B
Rider and Kr. and Mrs. William I‘.
handle were baptised.
H. Barney gavesn interesting talk on
“The Prodigal Son” in the Union Gospel
Temperance Reform Amneiation hall
yesterday afternoon. There was a large
attendance. Meetings will be held every
evening this week. on account of which
the. strawberry festival is postponed
until 'I‘Ircstiay evening.
Last evening about 8 o'clock. loud
screamiughya woman was heard to
comefromtheupperstoryof the horses
at 10 High street, owned by T. I. Ray-
mond. Agrandrushwaa made by all
the neighborsto render assistsrms, but
finding it only a family quarrel they left
the participants to settle their own difv
forences; but residuals in that vicinity
dunotllketbatsortofthing.
—-Rcasonahle*_ prices at Lara-"a depot
WWII-Ill.
The Western “warm wave." attended
by maximum temperatures of 00 degree
ormore, will probably advance more to
the eastward and be more felt
In tbisection sndNewEnglandto
day and to-monow. with an increase of
absolute humidity as it approaches more
nearly the Atlantic coast. The dangers
ofsunstrokeand ptcstratiom should be
gusnlsdagaiuat by persons exposed to
thedircctsunbeat.
The quarterly meeting of the Norwalk
Unionol the Young People's Societies
of Christian Endeavor will be held In the
Westport Congrrgatioual church to
marrow erasing, commencing at me
o'clock. The societies from this town
The “Wellington."
willgobycarryall.
whichis to convey the
Congregational
and Baptist societies. of this city, to the
meeting, will start from the throw
tionsl church at too o'clock.
An association to be known as the
l‘sirileld ConntyAgritmlturslandlndns»
trhl Fair corporation has secured an
optiononatblrty-uvemtractof laud
laBrldgsportonthelinsof theihmsoll-
datedvoad.iorthslooationot acouuty
agricultural fair“ Extensive arrange~
mentsars in props-for thslayoutol
thsgrnundssndtbsbulldlugsthat will
basesctedtbereou. Ahali-Inllstruttlug
coun- wlli be «as of the features.
Hill's“ NIIII.
Baptist church,will go toDauburyun
tlneeveningofJunow. tooillciateatthe
city. and a Mr. Peck, of Waterbury.
guide on number one engine at the Nor-
company's station becamebeate-l and it
bullta hot house and will burns a
A number of Norwalk people are at
Lyons Phina today'to attend the china
weddingof liar. and lira. Aieaander
Hamilton. '
Tbeinfantsou of John Guthrie-“
Saturday morning. aged nine months.
The funeralwm held froru the Silver
chapel tbh afternoon.
'l‘heaongaervioeat the Y. If. C. A.
rooms, yesterday afternoon, was well
attended notwithstanding the heat. Nel-
son Benedict led the meeting.
—.-Japanme bamboo porch and cottage
shades at J. Arthur Piuneo'a.
Carpenters m-mencad work this
morning tearing out the frontal Allen
Betta newsstoro. They will putiu new
ndclighn and set the door further back.
Penelope W. Parker, of Path Abbey, . .
N. J.. who [armband Clarke‘s Folly, is
' now domiciled iubis new lame, and ex-
posures himself wfl dialled with Nur-
walk and its sumamdiags.
Wednesday.Juno 17, the day of the
ten-mile handicap wheel race, a free
collation will basuved at Darlon Point
iromttodThePointwillhethe-hestqmt
on tliecourse towitne- the race, as the
wheelmeu willpamtheratwica.
Rev. F.E.Robbins.pastorof thol-‘irst
wedding 0! lil- Hattie Gray, of that
About nine o‘clocklut night the
walk and South Norwalk Electric light
was nocensry tostop the engine. throw-
ing oil one cirwit of are light. The
dilllculty could not be remedied last
nightamlmqueutly the MEI were
not turned on again.
John Tyen. who was drunk on Smith
street Saturday night. was arrested by
Olliucr Martin. Charla fleets was ur-
retsed in tlIcaamslooality by Ofllesr
Northrop. This naming the prisoners
were brought before Justice Coolidge.
Tyren waatlnedflandcoata.“ Burrs
OI sudcosts. Oflloer Martin wok both
men to jail.
The COMM railroad having pur-
chased the llouaalonic system, Hon. E.
J. Ilill, representing the Norwalk Board
of'i'radc, wroteto the railroad oilicials
this morning. mking for new depots at
Norwalkand Winnlpunk. it. is design-
ed to bare the Norwalk station placcdon
Waterstmtsnd the station at Winnie
paukatthecrodngnsartheuew mills.
~iioah, ain't it hot! Buy your straw
hats at Mitchell's. Nos-walk.
In.llshaoea0llastoad.olllighatnet.
and her nisoe.th-trade0llastead.
of Union Park. drove to Rotor: Point
Saturdayallsrnoon. Asthsywerealiout
toremrn they wererunlutubyanother
turnout driven by NewOaasan paella
andthshlndwhselofthelrearrisgewas
taksnoll. imkllyEA.Woodwsrd.ol
tbsltotoul’oiut improverusutocmpauy.
wssonthe gmaadsapd bsarlugofths
noblest-soured snotlisrvehlcls forthe
ladies.
m cardamom-mama
nanny for-an suultonJohaBarthal
“a Windibashsrryul'flasrtmk
W.M."M. I Mhmwmm. W
muting“. , 1,. day afternoon. before JmflonwIldgr.
MW... has m m M'tiiltillliu
masonxd‘ssmstssrmuslolsus talk of thsevidsueswaswm “01-
fu-laga club similar to Nmalk's tics fined Drlscoll C“ Mombaad
WWW W t! M casts Mme-H
The Great Addeaedl’setla‘l'sa
company have mounted with their
”moth-dduahrawlol
thshut‘ofsplees. bestbsirnaoaaesu
Halal. “Mfrs-Ill.
wilsrshsbad Iva amigo-an. LEW»
hwubwwmm shaman-summonses
atklskonsoa‘mshtsflaastust.
Misfire I
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“Kuwaiti”
Murals.
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“humor“
Italian ”law
at he m
Davina humus
moltksbapaiorcoart.
Retalmwuthilrfiyi‘
“I“ will salad Ian'sr
moms, ream watered would.
mumwwMumuma-m stem
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Jam married Isis w Isis.
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Marsala-stand
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hummus-um
,, haw-ammunition.
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H. ' balance" voftheseoaouwegrveaOABlIDiBOOUN'lfofIOcts.perysrdonilestltxtrs
' Bum Iagrsiusan‘rlnorbury repent-iii; not}. per yard lulledlum om, snowman“: and
'-- Rmmbvbyebeap.’ {L ,.
1 cool quality Will-sash and Yolvete at n. 00.
I I” ttsigrades Body Brussels, Velvet: and Magnetics.
Large Assortment Iliattlnss and Oil cloths.
A. DICKERMAN & SON;
I 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
IimOhuilosStalford.“ Spring Hill,
was exhibiting a four-legged chicken,"
this morning, which was hatched yes»
WI!-
The «MW by the Ndr-
walk Lawn Tennis clubto procure lilie-
wnrks for the Fourth uiyee
It‘ll‘gidhioifl whaling?!“ retina tbeplub s
Mbothrsevening, for the purpose of
organising. __._,:
hwenao Knox. the youngest son of
lira. James Ellyatt. was srrestcdby
0mm lorehouas, this mormng' . His
[Iarentssaid ho was incomgi' hie. Jus-
tichoolIdgc' adjournedthc caaeforono
week, pending the boy’s good behavior.
Pensions were'grauted during the past
week to the following residents of the
State of Connecticut: Original, Philip
Ryan. George A. Marble. [owls C.
Owens, John H. Riggs. Edgar W. Cal>
boon. Richard Ra‘wling. Charles F.
Inmpsou. John Ir’nIh,J. B. Fowler, F. P.
Phillips. Joaeph E. Walk, William F.
Smith, Henry (iriggn.
The selectmen this morning appointed
Officer Glmistoueand Conley, of Earth
Norwalk, and Eugene Daley, of Nov-
walk. special oflicera to look after own-
ersof unlicensed dogs and report them
to the town authorities for prosecution.
Mr. Daley will cover the outskirts of the
town and two other men will soon be
appointed at this end of the town.
William H. Norton. the contractor
who laid the sixteen-inch water main
for the South Norwalk water works.
was on trial in stratford, last Saturday.
accuse! of shooting at small named
Davis, in Stratford over a year ago. J.
Holden 11th appeared for the dc-
feudant. Probable cause was found
against Morton Ion the charge of assault
with intent to kill. lie was bound over
to the Superior Court“ In the comet 8300.
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds. oiBrooklyn N. Y..
who was thsguostof Nu. Samuel Tal-
cott, of Union Park. last week. went to
Brooktleld to visit her little son. return-
ing to Norwalk Saturday evening. In
alighting from theboraecaratlott
avenue she lost a silk bag containing
her diamonds. a mileage ticket. apockot-
book containing considerable money,
amounting in all to over 61,1!)0. Discov-
ering her loss when she reached lira. Tal~
cott’s, she wont lack over her course.
bntfoundno trace of the bag. Nrs.
Plank Gregory. of Union Park, who was
on‘the same car, picked it up, and yes-
terday it was returned to the owner.
0V3! Till! RIVER."
llswa and (least, at the Day In last
Narwslh.
Frank Seymour’s bursa has been treat-
tosnewcoatofpsintbyfil’. Gotham.
J.R.Narvlnis having his house re-
painted. E. E. Barbara is doing the
work. _
Rev. C. N. Pegg left here this morning
for a week's visit with his sister. Mrs.
Frank P. Harder, in Castletou, N. Y.
Excavations for the new sewer from
Amblcra Perry’s bat factory have been
completrdand the work of laying the
pipe! will be nominated immediately.
Themmmittee having in charge the
entertainment tube given by the Nor-
waik linstrcls for the lmueiit of Volun-
teer Hose company, No. l. have based a
neatly printed four-page programme.
Well-known local talent will take part
In the Worms-roe and the entertain
merit will no doubtbsenjoyedby all who
atterai‘. it will be held in the boss house.
The furious ringingof the tire alarm
at 10:45 a'clock Baturday night brought
outthsllrodepsrtment. Thedrewas in
absdroomonthesecondiloorof Patrick
llormnsrs' lions at ii Reynolds street. A
stream of water was soon turned on and
the Mass extinguished. horns of the
contented the room were burned. but
theilrsosensuecseded in mvlug nearly
mtbabbbtm. Thrown) In:
MW
' II “NI“"ms
mmmcwimumum
qrsadiagafewdsys with Rev. C. (l
(3%.»me
an“
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3.1m. oflsst Nourish. h
marshmallow—assent»
Isarekassdhylr. Mathewtork.
everything. ’l'helI-Jtlstbougbt, will idsks
Iaart a cow directly
PMPLE !0ll KNOW
Pleasant Paragraphs about Our and
Other Paula’s friends. '
Miss Jessie Baylies. of Bahrain, Is visit-
ing llb liaimiib Welsh, (in concord
um}! i Ii.“ l.l ‘»
' ‘J. Creighton flutohlnson. of Ndw
var spent yesterday with friends in
this city.
Philip J. Cattery. of New York. a
printer well know here, spent yesterday
at Roton Point.
Wallace 0. Taylor, of the lkidgeport
Standard. spent Sunday in Norwalk
with his sister.
John L. Burbank joined Nrs. Burbank
in Meridsn to-day and will spend the
summer there.
Wong Poy. of the Chinese laundry. 14
lain street, isspendiug a few days with
fnends' in New York.
Frank. of Kellogg street, spent Sunday
with her husband at Shippuu Point.
A. F. Quintard, manager of E. C.
llaaard & Co.’s Boston office. spent Sun-
day with hie mother on Arch street.
Mrs. Charles E. Lockwood, of Nor-
walk, has been the guest for a few days
of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wood. in Ansonia.
lira. Charles Brcese. nee Nb Lillian
Scott. of Greenwich. has been visiting
Mrs. J. \l’. Stud well and other relatives in
this city.
'Mr. and Mrs. E. :8. Bennett, of New
Haven, have been spending a few days at
the homeof lir. and lire. J. A. Slater.
Seymour Place.
Mim lasii I'iuttmg. of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days with her cousin
Ni. Lelia Weed. corner of Washington
and Franklin streets.
like Blanche V. Narahall,whohasbecn
spending a week with lira. W. ll. Wit.
kins. Lowe street. returned to her home
in Bayport Saturday evening.
Ira. Georgiana Fisher and Mrs. Rox—
anna Walters. of Taylor avenue. left this
morning for Brooklyn and Cold Springs,
L. 1., where they will visit relatives.
Dr. Emily Y. Parties. accompanied by
her daughter. started for Washington.
tend the annual convention of the
Homeopathic Medial Association.
Ire. C. F. Tolles. Jr.. has returned to
berhoms iuAnsonIaafter avisitolsev-
cal weeks with friends in South Nor-
walk and vicinity. She had for gusts
over Sunday Dir. and Mrs. Marshall Ii.
Tollea and their ruin Everett. of East Nor-
walk. _ __ A
labial] Ans-toll tor Burglary.
Two weeks ago William I]. lobdcll
the Georgetown youth who shot out the
eymofClarenceOsborn. a milkmau of
that place. was released after serving a
year's mntcnccd at the county jail. Sat-
urday he was returned to that institution
undermbonrh to await trial before
the criminal Superior Court on the
charge of burglary. He broke intoasrnall
restaurant on the wharf at the foot of
Wall street. Bridgeport. last Monday
night, and stole some cigars. He at-
tempted to repeat the act the next night.
but was scared of! by a young man lying
in wait in the building. and was autos»
quently arrested.
Paint the Poles.
Scnliwl:-We critics that the Electric
Light 00.. and others who have erected
poles on the streets of our city. have
painted them; but the fire alarm poles
putupon Westatrvetbythecityrernain
unpainted. Why should we require of
others, what we fail to dose a great
corporatim? lsrsanrrau.
Why loll?
Whyisitthatw
liennererstorc up honey where it is
light?
'i‘beasolhhasa fur jacket and the
butters-lyrics»!
Lsavsswillattractdew. when turtle.
kudstoneswllluotl
‘Ahorsril'wisy‘lgsa up imparts first
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uoevsuuumberolrowsl
Fish. dies and caterpillars may be
frosmsolklandlillretainilfsl‘
Asquhrelmasdownstrsalisudtlrst
sndaeattsilflsst.
Elasticity h never vl-bls escort
whsnltooasnaluths form of a slgaag
“Mina? *
Aborssdywllltlvsforhosrsaftsrthe
headbsahasapiachsdolfl
Thedrsgoally can devour Its own
bodysadthsbsadstllllivs.
MrsWilliam Readman and her son’
D. (7.. this morning. where she will at- _.
Oenadian and Club Home Choose, Inmb’s
The Choicest Tees and (induce
250 lb. Creamery Butter 301: lb.
Iiiiiiili—
LEADING
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calming 1.1on and sweets #1098 All glib Angling!
awesome ILLUSTRATIONé
TIDE TABLES, descriptions and
of boats from
33 Washington Street. South Norwalir.
§\;}(3
1
impound. Fancy New Bu
*-*_*.‘._,...._ .m...
$27. 50 to $3.000
sent on roceipt of five cents. WarerooomH Water street. foot of
Raymond street.
'l'lsilgs learnt to be Flush!-
liotbcr (toJimmy. caught' In the act of
smoking a cigar)——l don t want you to
let me see you at that again.
Jimmy—And I didn't want to let you
ses‘ me this time.
A Chimgo man recently saved his lifeaua
by carrying a roll of one hundred dollar
bills inside his vest when a bullet came
that way. Yet there are people who
neglect so simple a precaution.
During the month of Juuzm, vacci-
nation was introduced into the United
States by Dr. Waterhonae.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26thstreet. mating
3700. 00 which gives 19 Wpcopslgbolyspemin,
and these pen 00m doc-
tor-3' billsa [bums-have topayfidlo‘
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita if
the digner should tgotf be given. there
being persons at e east!
Inquire at Piaisted a drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure
Hillillllllil AlliSlllll. 8. III T.,
WILL. HOLD A
Strawberry and Ice Cream...
FESTIVAL
In their Hall on Washington street.
Monday Eve'g, .iune I3Ih"“’ I...
All friends of temperance invited.
jolt)?!
”ALL SIZES oF‘
ARUSHEB SHINE.
Small Barracmr in Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lncklloa’sl. death Residence No.‘ . Proa-
Norwalk.( ‘onn. pact st..E.N(;r;vlrIal¥.__
I t
Economy and " comma!
l '53
Gasoline Stoves
Anti trail Ilsat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II All SIZE!
Will bake. rook anal do all the work of a
stove with hallthe hetvoubls and espouse. ID
in use In tblstrrwn
Call and See Them.
IABBIIIE i5 IIEIITS A nuns.
ll. II. Meekertiio
MUSIC HALL IIW‘K.
PAMPAIEN
Campaign Flags of best 1i. ii. Rantings
felled euros. to stars. rope healing.
with names of candidates printed and
' attached. All! READY NOW.
Himalaaiilaslriil.
lsttsringlrtrs.
it. per latter.
9. w. masons a co.
”Oak Hall.” m
llAliS.
Wilt
nonvvv‘f'ponv
«AIME? mm.)
Boers Ito-warm.
Will he
“PENEII MAY 28.
luau. Ian-z as new
sauna "I!“ A MAM.
cm.
' 1:03i SALE—Fish
24mm. liismlii
l-LEMORY PEABE.
.. ___*_ 4‘—
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHIIIITOI STIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, cums
WANTED.
MAN who understands the
Asses dkto keep books. AWN B. P.
Siegenls, ass“ South Main street. Song Norwalk.
Conn. for Osman?
meat
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Riverside station. Wantedt
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GOOD family or work horaec
4‘ one milch cow. Apply toJobm’. Kath
at} W est street. South Norwalk. Joli l
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