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omen m ,re-tlrd-r-Imi
_ ,‘ yinthisvicinitydtlanotflr-
Mmmttnlinaorutoasudeon
,mappruaehto one thus_fnr
' ',htppluilatthehomeof1ueph
Hungarianwho lim 3‘ 10
your? sonar Nari-1k. His
Minamoto”. amusing
mmmandwatehingtheemm.
, i. a vivid.“ of lightning came.
rhinos on m filmed WW
Mtheoasingabontthedoorwas III!!!
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wwmhavetotlkeibm.m
dlfldwaacarriednpstairsand the tran-
’tletnothel‘rnshedtoDr. Charles Bellan-
ffiin’araidencoundbeaooommm her
“th helittle one had nearly
recovered o’onstfionsnem, and was soon
" “gum. ‘Thatsbewas not kill-
”War the house set on fire 581 tabsence holds back the pupil. A grand
Imelda. 'Tlletheoryis that the tin
roofing m the porch attracted the
lightning. .A large lree. several feet
away, also showed the clients of the
stoke, and several branches were killed
. .One’of the stories regarding the accl-
llslttwnathattbechild had been killed
WIM- the lightning Iacerating the
, . Min a trightinl manner. Someone
‘ notified Wfinminer Burke and ac-
companied by a 832mm. reporter be
, wenttotlle home, but fortunately his
mine-in all oflicial capacity were not
required. Todaythe child is reported
usfilloontinninx to improve, and she
; 'deolmbeallrightin-doyortwo.
Thomson very little damage
to theloeal telephone service, although
commutation with places west of
,, 'Slnford was cut oil, as the trunk lines
mmorless disamnged.
In the vicinity of Wilton several trees
werentruckmnder one of which wasa
cow belonging to the Morehonse estate.
It was instantly killed.
, A thunderbolt struck Dr. Fife’s house
' ln’fiangntuck, tore oil the chimney and
burned a hole in the roof.
'1 During abeavy storm ycotenlny light»
Minuet and not fire llltlli- Honour
Jflh‘olld station at Sioclrhndge,
’ “i" ing it, together with two loaded
firs. The lam is 35,000, covered by
W.
ASIOIE IN Vlh‘l’Allll SOUND.
he lob-ole! Jennie c. Ill-y Inna .-
u loll-ll Burl-x a log.
' m threemasted schooner Jennie c.
" “unnamed after Mrs. John H. Ferris,
and owned largely by South Norwalk
mill, in ballast from Bostonto Baltimore.
, ' ran drove on Nutshell Island, Vineyard
. My Wednesday “moon during a
"i -W‘fng. Shots well equipped with
Wm wrecking pump, and will
" my scape serious damage. The
sterner enters, from Boston loNewport
Mm ashore onlhe nameisland.
Shel-s been floated,and arrivedat
Vineyard Haven yesterday noon with a
”had leak in herwater bottomJorward.
Tile schooner Andover, of Greenpoint,
Ll..lrnnl'l'hompaoncoveonthu Hud-
Ionrivnrwithslghty tons of mashed rock
for Riverbed, struck a rock in the
bound um miles on Port Jellernon
N harbor Veda-day night and sank in
“mail”, feet ‘ot water. thplaln
Riley Bnithandtweaalloneaeaped to
spew! untouched there In an urban»
adoeadition. They lost everything.
‘ item-lynch Plea-treat and from
_Mfllrtl,"(lntln.,for Boston encoun-
tum attainment-t wind on the
“Wotan-nuts». moo
m.r.untiommm.
Mathew ot the yacht until
about 11 o’clock the morning oi
Dill, when ;
'luhlot‘thelfithil
, OR
“Isl"? ”room one: no so
on roll- rum means}
‘3
Malnutrition“ rosters rte-
lngotallltottbusuabsrnt ugly a' hat!-
ds! Wider. imnl’ ”Killian W F"
1:. JMéeuml. M We
'3 ”mine—A an": that. was.
line to ore-owns no Ari-tau 0-. la
sun-run. 1
Ilia llatllda Olsen, at East Norwalk' ,
and Neils (3. Johan-audits Taylor avenue
butcher. were married last evening at
Grads Brianna Colegrovo." "
Grade 3.40mi. Weedward. V
Grade i.—llottie hm. Ulsielrichtw
blau, Eh Waterburytmrh IA Barre.
Grade ,5.—Bloh,ard Raymond, Eddie
Fresh. g , thehomsoflho hrlds‘s_parenta, owner
all? 6.-‘Llllu will 8m:- Cedar that and Taylor avsnns. A
mu , , g; , .largsnumhunlgnsauwersprssentand
Gradel~flanyPntdfiMflM unconscionwasamoathappyons. The
moltenflattie Gommkylflfiret BII- omclating clergyman w. Rev. D. M.
vin,llaudWheeler. "
Seward. D. 1)., who performed them
monyinan impressive manner. A re-
ception was held after the ceremony.
They will reside on Taylor avenue.
. lyle—lleyt. .
Miss Kory Ella Hoyt and Everet
Kyle. of East Narwslk, were quietly
married last evening at the residence of
the bride's brother, James Hoyt, on Cove
street. Rev. C. M. Pegg, pastor of the
East Avenue M. E: church. performed
the ceremony. Mr. and lire. Kyle will
reside in East Norwalk.
lellcnnnr—Wleka.
The marriage of Benjamin C. McKen-
ney, of Darien, to Him Marion.
danghterof Henry Wicks, at thebome
of the bride in Greenwich, Wednesday
evening, was attended by a number of
people from this place. The onretrtony
was performed by Rev. B. M. Yarring—
ton, rector of Christ church. The bride
was attended by Miss Eleanor 'Kase, of
Ureensburg, 'N. (3., a maid of honor.
The bridesmaids were Misses Ruth Dull,
of Cos Cob; Jennie Bitch. of Port
Chester: Beatrice Williams, of loom
Vernon, and Maud Sands, of Albany.
The when were John E. BI, and RON"
'ellstood, of Greenwich: Harry Brun-
dage, of New York, and W. J. Burtls, of
Sew Cannon. Campbell's orchestra fur-
nished music. The couple received a
number of elegant presents. Theyam
now enjoying a short melding tour.
“yo-Dacha.
There wasn llnppy gathering Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Capt.
John Decker, No. 18 Division street. the
m‘casion being the marriage of his doughf
tor. Mien Grace. to Hugh Fay. of New
York. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. l". W. linlthlmite, rector of St.
.\ min-W's church. in the pl’l‘fl‘llt‘t‘ all the
Grade 8. ~llaggie Cousins, Annie
Danchy, Lillie Geller, Edith Vreora, Ed-
ward Muller, Albert Schaub.
Grade 0.~—Nellie Mather, Susie Smith,
Helen Swartz, Clara Taylor, Irving
Smith, Howard Tilly, Edward me-
bridge.
The following pupils of the Franklin
street school have been present every
session during the past term, including
the Saturday session. This strong record
gives good, evidence of the earnest work
of teachers and of a large interest by the
parents. who realize that a halfrdny‘s
total of 103 out of an enrollment of about
475 is a grand showing:
Grade 1 A.—Minnie Jesse-infill Schlitt,
Alphonse Britto, Frankie Berg, Joseph
Herwetz, Charlie Kern, Frankie Lyle,
Otto Vogler, Robbie Steegmuller.
Grade 1 [ls—Ethel Britta. Eddie
Amundsen, Albert Amundsen, Cornelius
Buckley, George t'ixlney, Hurry Dent/(m,
Howard Saunders.
(trade 2,-(ieorge SmithJennie Arum,
Elnmll Colegrove. Ada Grubb, llnttie
Meeker, Florence Meeker, Sadie \‘au
Dunkirk. .
(imp. lt—~Agnos (lolden. Lottie Wood-
ward, Herbert Saunders, Howard Taylor.
Grade 4-Walter Becker. George Berg,
William Fraser, Charles IABnrre, Harry
St. John. Barry Tones. Kittie Comma,
undo intrinsic, Lizzie Liehtblean. Bella
Roe, Etta Tallmadge, Carrie 'lh’ovl‘ bridge,
Elsa Waterbury, Lillian Watkins.
Grade 5.~Herbert Duke, Ira Dreyfuss.
Harry Ferris“ Fritz Lichtblau, William
Sterling, lulln Danton, Melanie Dreylnas,
Anna Steegrnullcr.
( irade 6 ——-llowarll Bowls. Eddie l-‘roeh.
Richard Raymond, lreno Dibble, Della
Lit-lltblau. lllllll Manning, Libbie “nu“..fiawnipnds and “only,“ 0! .3“.
Mother, Hertha llrrki-r, Lulu Meeker. (mumps. 11". mm my, beautifully at-
l-mdv 1-6er Clark. Harry or. d innciletuluc of white silkand din
lhlmim, Louis lnriglln, John Meyer.
Hurry: l‘urrly. ('lmrlml Sim-gilllllla-r, Jcn~
Iliv r‘lt'llitllllt‘l', llnttie Comet-wk, Alice
1on, May lk-utmr, llrnre llickerumll,
than: llullt. ("lam Lawson, Margaret
Sluvin. Maud “'lleelt'r.
tirade 8.——)lnggic Cousins. Annie
Dflut‘lt)‘, Lillie (letlrr, Minnie Subunit,
Mlnnic Scorillo, Edith :3. Vmom,
Ealwanl Bach, Loraine Brown, Howard
Law. Frank Layton, Edward Miller,
Frank More, llerlry Shieldn, Albert
Scllnllb. _
(trade D.-—Iinnle Britto, Alice Drey-
fuss. Nellie Mather, Susie Smith, Helen
8wnrtz, (.‘Iam Taylor, George bake, tiny
hm, Ullal’lt'lt Mitchell. Waldo Raymond,
ln'illt; Smith, Everett Stanmrd, Herbert
Tilly, Howard Tilly, Charles 'i'rnw-
bridgll, l'itlwlrd Trowbritlgl‘,
ulnml ornaments, and was attended by
her cousin, Ilsa Minnie Decker, dream]
in white lace. The bride mrrled n bou-
quet of wirin-swwt [was and mnitlenhuir
fern. The bouquet of the maid cl honor
win of pink m W. Ilnnlevy, of the
[mimetic News, notes] as best man. After
the ceremony n weddinz least was serv-
ed by Hicks. The happy couple were
made the recipients of many beautiful
and candy imam. Amid a shower of
Millpond Mrs. Fay departed on the
8:“ train for New York and will sail for
Europe on Saturday-Stamford Advo—
eat».
Mr. Pay is well known to theatre-goers
of south Norwalk. having nppured here
in "Aluldoon‘s l’icnic," "chenna's
flirtation" and other plays. lib bride i
noisier of lira. A. A. Altenhrandt, of
Spring street, and has been a frequent
visitor in South Norwalk.
EIGHT nus AT NIAN'I'IC.
KNIGHTS 0|" COLUIBCE.
Report anh- Inna-m nail Inmrary to
the Board of Govern-ant.
At the annual meeting of the board of
government of the Knights of lblumlm
in New Haven, yeatenlay, the report of
P. D. Ryan. general treasurer of the
order, wan annoved as follows:
Canh on hand Juno 1. 1M, teams;
cash received from general mercury to
June 1, lm, "1,814.09; mall paid out
from June 8. ”It, toJ‘nno 1. one. .65..
133.95: cash on hand June l. 1802, w,-
413.48.
The reportof Daniel Colwell, general
secretary of-tlw onler, showed that dor-
ingtbeyoarthero were ”deaths. or in
tho moot 10 in 1,000. Their ware-ne-
pt-ntlod 185 members. ill withdrew, leavo
ing a membership June 1, 1M, of Mill.
This in a gross lecture at m members
dorm; the your. Fire mnells were
mien] during the year. 'l'hsnew
coupons are baited in Ihnbnry, Bridger
port, Brooklyn, and two in lat-actin-
ntts. he told ash receipts or the year
The Connecticut latte-a! (learn Inn 00
9 lat. can, Ann-o! 13.
Orders were issued by the Adjutant
General Wednesday entering the Nation-
al Guard into camp at Nianth Satur-
day. August 13. for night day-l.
lien enlisted during the month of June,
law, may bsearrisd on muster pay rolls
for duty in camp, provided commanding
either-certify that-och menhave re
curred instructionin lheArmory at least
two min, each week unseenlhtmmt.
and thee-tum papers have been re-
ceived athealqnartoraprivlonstoorwlth
the "call all lost repntf'for the month
of June. ‘3!“ men whose term of
service supine during sump—rant will
hall-charged upon date of expiration of
term. and only by immediate menu-t-
nlsntoaa they be artist! on the rsllt
for pay.
Governor Bnlhley will mlnw the
parade on Friday.
, 197.". What the Wheel-on an. 3.1...
m”. and...“ Millwriflr" now no. I Vie-
mmammmuwuw torellshionhleyele.
Arrangementshavnhssnraadswilh A’“W°‘WWVNW
tha,“ltoyal Blue W by W Minuteman-alum
rowermrouipiailmu the or. Nil-WWW-
moon on. luring armament-t t.
horn Buptstnhsr Norm
an. Mdmtnglnnilula “mule.
m on :
chickens shod:
. . Ito MI.
Grand Anny atflarhlagteafll. 0. he
a. al.,arrivlngatllarlultl«rat loan ‘
undelnuydltynbmm. _
‘at‘lllfla. in. and Washington, about
How-.— i... . y - ‘ W \ . .
uni-nu Ilium out. kl tutu .
an,”
outrun-know.”
i .
Way
33"» MA“ MOP”. ,
Aunt-l wan-too noto- nos-rota
lowillarnell' tothe New Yorkinw
Raven & Hartford Milled company. ,
startle-t , . _ ‘ ,,
mmhmfim WMIGIWMW
im‘d’hfléé’die “mm-or "ll.”- We! Inc-rm Juliet...
lowndsaavenne.‘
3} ketzif “don’t onwlll
mwheauyg‘clontr y
run. short: run» or in
am crowns
' wor- oar-aha or. lira wu nuns
BtanleyG. and “final. Silliulan, sailor“ “ht-WWI“-
hWmeM-ulafiimm. may 1.; M doling
offitamfnrdfihelantkand hildlnpon ”Memorial” and vicinity-t
theeorncoantandFranklin atmsta. lmeleluek’l'horaday. ltwaanloat severe
Samuel 0. allow. «more. to akmmmgfi nou- by
Braille G.Billlnnn,thelandandhnlld— , i "'9'
lopoiitheooruerorwttttno Franklin Mammal-mom
was done. John Jenkins. med. thirty
mm" . ' mdhmwmwmwum
CornellaEDanntoCharlea 1!. Dana, ”I‘M-Ii '3”. ” work hm
landandblltldinp on W avenns. Ward. Job-luau! 2,019 Stunner
Henryfiandflelsnk. Barnum, lili- hlnaaveane,waalie!nolthernof of a
bandandwlfe,now residingatColutan» hum had his right thigh nurtured.
tinople, Turkey, by J. C. Bundle, to ”otherwoplewere seriously-hooked
James E. Bailey, fourteen equal undivld- WW“ :lmwhmm
- a at one-at".
attracts of landat Winnlpauk,eontain- 1b w. of ‘
mallallontllveacres. I “um“ I l 0 cyclonic fi'Wru";
(linemen-whim. of vlalip, L I" to “Wathnbalawar’e river'llaar
Ann Ft. L'Hommodien,"’land lb “3 W M w “a .‘a d.-
Norulk- momma mic-noon. no
The Roton Point-improvement eom- Mlnwidthandltrnaslnhlsdahngnwatar
panytoilahn .Weodward. a building ”airman-int.
no dead are: Patrick Highland, arty
tn 1. Stevens to James E. m,“ ”:23" “mmim
. . _ pater Mill's .
u,landnnd bmldtngn at Bellls W. W forty, 0‘ Binocular. .
Mamebslnlnrndarn: hryAnrlHam-
(, 8‘. Diver to Burner Paley. land tflrty-dve, wife or Robert Hamilton,
on tavenne. and foot cut; lary Hamilton, eigh-
J .C.andl.ouin(}ordeo,hushand M. ‘08! €ntth and hurt internally;
Hamilton, aged nine, chat cashed;
Blaine, at Camden, severe oontn.
t the head: Patrick l'endhy,
in Baggnrty's hotel, hurt about the
C
fitter-ado first struck anddemol’nhed
the hi hotel of Julian Prom along
thertvertront. Patrick Highlan raninto
the-pavilion for protection and wu malted
by afalling john Then the gale tore the
entire roof. which won tinned and tarred
and covered with gravel. fromits lastenings
flaunt it spinning through the air. . Up
latoths air it went until a height of fifty
but was reached.
The Beef Actually New.
11. roof actnany circled through the air,
ltrihingagninst and breaking down trees,
until at Fifth and Charles streets it do-
Wuponlheonenndahllhtotyfnme
dwelling or Robert Hamilton and utterly
Milled the home. The Hamilton
bully, Mag of the father, the moth",
Ivy Annand daughters lary and logic
were at dinner when the storm broke. The
an. lobavt, aged thirteen. plainly mped
death because of his absence from the domi.
oils. The mother was stunned and cut, but
Wmdig her way out. The fathnr
was taken to loGladn’s hotel, a humbled
loot away, where he died on the plaza.
ilk hack was broken. The children were
removed to the Cooper hospital, Camden,
where Iary's rhht leg was amputated. she
in in a critic) condition.
midwife, to Carl Podzeling. land and
hill lugs at East Norwalk: misiden-
ll'o , p.200.
Charlotte 3. and Stephen D. Minor,
husband and wife, to Ephraim 'l’llomee,
land at Bowaytun. '
Edward Westervelt wChavlesTJ-‘oster,
land on First avenue. East Norwalk.
John L. Martin to Richard Voight,
land on Summit street. r
J. R. Raymond to Grinder Amundeou.
nparcel of land near the louder prop
erty.
Samuel Bennett to John Fitzgihbons,
lot on the t'klnnecticut turnpike.
Samuel W. and Emma Poet. husband
and wife, to Frank N. O‘Brien, land and
buildings alt Winnipauk.
Edward and Rinanna Hogan. husband
and wife, to Herman Quitlm'r, land and
buildiuppn Wood street.
The: Roton Point Improvement eon)-
p’lny to ti. 6. Dumnt. of llothel, a build—
ing lot at llnton Point.
Verunneio A. Seoficld to Stephen N.
Smlivlil. a lot on Stuart nrenuc.
Harm: Bull-ole} lu .luhll linrlulll. a
“not at Lind and buildings nt'flf thv W.
. . , Patricklllghlandwaa a member of the
E'Nnuinflq‘fl- .. . ,- ’ harbor police force Iain
SARA'I‘OGA BXCI‘RSIDSS‘. layer Flu“. and was the lntollicutnm—
. ... mm.-- edveahtlarnedalfor bravery.
NellioDaly.aronet-rthalln'ngvr.waa
Winthsdehiaof honhagnn'apavil—
hut-apedlajary.
Icarus-WIM“
storm was vary-wrath (hath,
all“ building were on.
blown down. ltisalatoat
Italy m have been
Delaware river. Ira.
. In young ample-
oatherivnrtront atulonm
w-llftad mimintothn
and dope-lied upon the
without in) to the onen-
‘l'ury it‘ll! be Inaugurated [or the Seas-u
on Ind-y. July I I.
The famous Stlrntoga and Niagara tours,
personally «inducted by the llygeia and
lhu'rvntionooulpany. T. E. Peck runn-
ager, for the past two “not“, proved a
grand room. and established a great .
reputation for line malignant-at. Their
popmarity is write-spread and they now
are again to be inaugurated for the sea-
son, the tint, on Monday July lltb, to
Sundown Springs and wotinuiug weekly
to the clots of the team: alto to the
Thuuund blame, a favorite resort.
Tuesday, July l9, and Angnnt l6; Niag-
ara Falls. September 6. The remarkably
low «M of then trips have made them
a favorite to all and tapecially has it
been mind in Saratoga and .‘liagara that
thew llodsatonic trains hrtmght trout
l‘mltllflit'tll tho brat clans of people
ever vlsltiug finale cities. and particular-
ly won the llygein and Recreation oorn‘
pony complimented for its perfect
nlanngvalent of the trip.
Earnings in now fully attired and ready
with all of its enjoyment» and fascina-
tion» (or the orator Drives, wome-
nadi-s, llandmme «guilt-gen, music.
lflnllllll women elegantly duos-l,
tights and aounda are everywhere to cap-
tivate the menu The new and notable
things lnllaratoga are the sixteen-mile
electric railway ride In doom ”hall-
mphmnndthegteatmltoflnm
will-re the fifteen thermal attetldanla'
upon the big unions! Educational Arso-
oiatlon areto rapt in grand convention
Tuesday. July 12th. the «by alter the an
rivalof the that tiaratop train. it is
almost honorable to enema-to the
abundant and splendid Mention. but
5
town-d.
At Hallo-B to. near llaldonleld,
I. 3., the demolhhed the two
dwelling that was being constructed
muslin Lippinoott. Jaime A. Bad-
lBBldgnly avenue, and toward
taint-hall street. Philaoat
Ilium. In lived!!-
fnllparttenlaneanhalsarnsdhym law Iona, July I at War
aeuonlaroikll.l'tlirtud,drnuiat. w?“ W“? a‘:
In!“ 10'3"“ M» “M 3"“ w-tvmtra liolsta murmur.
timethottnln burnout-own! it Maura-manna.»
gratin. batman-overthrown “has.“ blutlt. ‘
amlmmth
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IONIIH.
WWW:
Onoofthamoetpepularofthemany
mer wear is black silk dress net. This fabric
dual} gown:
‘ makes eapeeially
streaml- chin-chaser when made dilly” innpls
modes, and to more osrernonious purposes when more fancifully
designed. Polkadots both large and small are very popular, but
floral designs are equally as Well liked, and make up very pretty.
We are prepared to'fnrniilh both styles at a price which cannot
fail toxsuit, namely 69c yd.
C HAL , . lES.
Wool challies are extremely well liked and are fully as “light
weight as any of the goods offered for summer wear. 'The do
signs are mostly floral, and stand out in tasteful contrast against
the neutral tinted gowns. Handsome gowns for morning and
afternoon wear are made of these, and for a good, cool, sensible
summer dress they can’t be beat. Price. 190 yard.
Wash Dress Fabrics.
We have a bountiful supply of washable fabrics on hand for
every day wear, and some of them are handsome enough for
dressy gowns. For instance, our Scotch gingham, in plaids and
stripes, at 19c per yard, are all that can be desired. We also have
cheaper ginghams at tile, 10c and 11 lo per yard.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
In this department we were never in better condition to give
the public what they need at a moment's notice than at the pres-
ent time.
Our stock of Oil Stoves far exceeds that of any former season,
including almost every kind and style from 1 to 3 Burners, and
varying in prices from we. to $2.62!. We shall also offer as a
leader in thisdepartnlent 3-qt. White Mountain Ice Cream Freez-
ers at 31.59, and 2—qt. at 81.45). A full supply Porcelain Kettles
for preserving. from :2 to lo qt. at :22, 25, ‘2'), 35, 39, is, it», 54 and
590 each.
No. 83 Washington Street.
SE“. VIN ILSTYIE. Proprietor. ‘
m.*s.smms
POPULAR
Ill" 60% SHIRE,
A line Money lies a treat W8”.
lll‘ IN NEED ill" SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABIJB
FOR THE EUMMER, SEE OUR
Shirt Waists
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
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liltlmluhtdmlfltdlflm"
lllfltttttllimttltllsstthmtoiloiJultthi ,
tortilla Il mus ll Brittle. Illa all littered?“
lllllililullmlml imam on exhibition diluent
“ tofllllrtconln.
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BMALTY N BLACK GOODS.
merchant! Bathingflape for Wampum Gum
Rubber, guaranteed water tight, at are and 500 each.
mm”"mfilillliimulttpqhvtii~.
lsalways‘intlleload.
some“ ‘
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tun. Insult Bulldog, parlance-with lamina. and perhaps you have norm
without experience in that line yourself, but neither you
. noyanybody else ever saw our figures pardoned.
1! Washington 8M -‘
lulllllm, ,1:
Paints. llils, Glass. etc.
would Fllllllll l‘o lam.
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amounts
7
9-Washinglon8lrlsr
3,006“
Families
In Norwalk and South Norwalk
would like one of those Knife
Sharpeners which, the proprie-
tors of LUSTRINE are giving
away, but you won’t know any-
thing about themhntil you get
one, and you won’t get one un-
less you ask for it. All grocers
who sell LUSTRINE have them.
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As a special inducement for people to 1 our
telebl’fltd TEAS and BAKE.” I’D‘VDElI we
wlll {or a short time ’ve to the readers of this
paper SOLID GOLD NBS with club order:
for 4: lbs. and R lbs. send 2:3. stamp for '10 page
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