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TenIIoIIarsinlioId
LII-Id I“ MIMI! ”I oono will
health tnthe person who will before July
tints. Rand moths meatwncueand
explicit testimonial settiu forth the medic-
Inslvirtuesandcutativepvopsrtleeoi
Loxatonik.
. state Just what it hasdons for you. Testi-
Inttlnls limited toiliiwords. lnovdsr that
an bylaw audunpredudlesd decision may
be Professor W.c. Poole and John
E ._ h" kindly scented to act as
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TIIE EVENING SENTINEL.
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Remaining uncalled foratthe followingpoatp
ancestor the week endiugJuly hm Per-
sona calling for any of these letters will please
C Geo. Dunn. G”ugliktliahurs.
Wm. llPelvis.
noise, C. ii. 8!!“
say they are advertised:
South k— Hrs. Ills-both Belts. flirt
hanBu
Ghee No
Miss llllattie Newton 1’1?ka 30
0 steals. utb
Norwalk u outed Co "
Norwalkwllrs. Bede Banks. Henry D. De
Forest.
lllnlatnre Almanac for Tit-murmur.
Bun Rises] Sunsets ‘ lllgh'l’ide Low Tide
st. 4:24 at 7:33 at 6:18 at than
New York Ilse-id Weather Forecast.
To-day clear weather will probably prevail.
with rising temperature and fresh to light
variable winds. mostly southerly. lln Sun-
day warmer. fair weather and li.ht to fresh
southerly winds will orolnlfly prevail. follow.
ed by rain and severe. pomibiy nomadic.
storms in the western parts of this section:
and on Monday. fair. warmer and more sultry
weather. followed by thunder storms.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their Themes in Nonalk
Churches 'l'o-Inorrovv.
Sour" Nonwnu CONGRMATIGNA West
avenue and West etmin. No paev
tar. sings; 10:3) a. In. and‘ 7:37p. m‘; bun-
5' so on rm. bung poopd «2'» meet ugh: it)
LLIII eetfiqlur Ascend ed Lord“ Lori
y )llesm thy 0. Smith. heThe communion of
the Lord I) luupfizrwill celebrated In the
mmil evening, Professor Curtis.
oil'ale 'nirersity. will preach «.
sou-m NORWAI a Mucous-r. \\ eat at arms
near Garner. Rot. .llurnes. 'tpastor.
Preachiu. mills. tn. andi'; u. “Inlay
School]. In. SurnuIeut at on) a. In. in
diam 9;?“ the pastor nil I preach: subject.
EAST Avast: s Refinemenc near Vanzsndt
avenmhuN ovwa v MM pas-
tor. Proachi nymflnmandimp .m: on-
day schml. 12 m.; young people' :9 meeting Ball)
)1. In.
Sonu Nonwnnn Banter. West avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. Archibald Whestou. tor.
hurtling .:lka)s. m. and 7:3)p. In: nday
I‘I’chISII. 12m .1. S. C. Kprayer meeting.d~.:l)
pTlllNl‘l’Y Errmoran. West street and Fair-
held ateuue.Sonth Norwalk Rev. min llal~
lock. rector. Morning Prayer. sermon and
Holy Communion. at Ilka) o. In. Children a
rviceatt p In. Evening Prayer and sermon
at hall! Ill.
Nonwatx Connects-tout. corner Pat
and '1'thst lie? 1'. Iain. l) 1).
motor. Servim lil lm‘li II In. «moi imp. m;
l'. E. meeting. lip In. In the
morning lint) l‘otnmumon uni rrception of
members. in the evening the pastor will Ive
the thiId oi a refit-n of lemurs» on ‘Christ sn-
:1) in53! Amusements." The public cordially
nvl .
Nonwana his-mourn. W not and Mott ave—
nue; Rev. George \‘eu Alst no.1). l)..pastor.
“crviceo 10:!) n m. and" p.11). humid
school. l2 lil.’ .. Epworth league meeting ll
) m. Morning. receItIono membern. liven-
ng mlueit “The at are and Purpose of
l’uirloilstn with] ‘gpeoial Reference to the
American ltepubl
NORVAII Banter, Knot avenue. opposite
Green. Rev. l‘ifiltobbus. pasnm Ner-
vicmfirflinm and 710.4111 NuulaysIbnnl.
l2 :1 temperance son cc. 3 p. 111.. young
pen‘k‘s meeting. Gimp. m. Morning sub
‘The Degreeeof Faith. “ Evening sub wt.
"ltenlnmamlln y'all
“it l’sv I 's Erneoral. Church slushoppo-
sito the linen. Norwalk. Nov. 5. 1'. Graham.
rector Divine service with “DIE ( «Immunion
nod sermon at 10:3) a. m. .. b 'The Ml
Intry of Pain." mmmmfithool. W m.; "It'll”
rflcew on at 73) t.
to " One hour sermon.
cordial welcome to all.
Black ancoran. Belden avenue and Guns
street. Norwaik. Rev.“ .. ILWstklnn, rector
Ilornlnu Prayer sermon and '3on Communion
10.3mm sun syn School. I211) m. Evening
Pin er and sermon 7m lbvv. George
riswold will oillciate. ”All are welcomem
Hr. Manv'lut (‘ corner of West avenue
and Chapel street. Norwslk. Rev. W. J Bloc-
utn. pastor whim i a m.; children's
wwflnm; .ilixb Mass. Mann. Vespers.
I'm
norm i‘liltllflAl. Vaulantlt avenue. last
Norwaik. ltev. ll. ll. Mkermae Presch-
ing. militia. and 7:3) Sunday school
12 In.: prayer and as service. 6:3) p In.
Bur Nonvau Bwsslnn Comment-noun.
Riverside avenue. lieu}. J. Anderson.
ton tier a.ts.and‘i:ll)p.m
day school. M!) p. In.
urnIsowoon “Uuéohmamflg avenue.
IIII~
South N Irwaik n
‘ W In. Bu school
eveningm as men an 8 nd
n
“1311mm n1 thelaml in "any
GIAIH’IYIIJJ Cur-n. ('burch street. near
'l‘aylov avenue. Bundsy school at III)
pan.
Yo Ill ‘s Unusual Aasocta‘no on
unsold”... ,.
nations service all W9. In.“
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‘l'woltitssillewans-lllaew.
'ThoIaasAIstdison registeredstthe
Oenttulhotellsatnlght. The great In-
mm is very hard of bearing. very
hard,iedaed,asd it hu't very easyte
talk tohlmmnlesa youdo not care to
annoy the boarders. lib manners are
silarpaudshrupt. Hebuaiookiulvb
eye for all thswuid likeJoiIo'Wssa'
”.mUDhmsehoolfsatme,
oiomee. “
“11de you ooruettihssodesii”
ashedthe
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safety Wheelwasabuylsoldnsws-
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our beautiful city a happy grandfather.
ll Ferdinand (lsifiln and James Smith.
to an alarm in case of tire.
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What the People of Our titty are lining
and lavish
manners. will not be printed out,“
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«the our stock of bathing caps and
suits. 11.8. Smith.
The'Iron llwldere‘ Union will hold a
picnicon the Fair Grounds, Saturday.
Mignon.
Charla Wilson and family. of Girard
Place. moved yesterday to the John D
Feller place in Rownyton.
Xrnuerday A. B. Coley «new a band-
eome seventy-live foot ilag pole on the
grounds of fire. lionbeimcr. Rowayton.
There will be two speakers from Hart-
ford at the temperance meeting in Pro-
hibition Hall, Sunday afternoon at 3:80.
—Sttuwberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant Open all night.
A number of freight trains on the Con-
solidated road and on the Dunbury nnd
Nor-walk division willbe discontinued on
July 4.
The Richardson It Morgan foundry
closed today and will probably remain
so until Thursday. The chimney will be
relined.
A son was bornto Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Reed. of Quintord avenue. yesterday
afternoon. This makes the mayor of
Eumnuei Schmidt. a student at (Tol-
gate university. Hamilton. N. l‘.. dqm-
cred an interesting lecture on .‘In'eIlcn in
the Baptist church Inst evening to a
email audience
I/
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—Picturcs framed to onicr nt [in her s.
11) Washington street South Norualk.
Dr. Richardson‘s Red Clover, Winter-
green Dandelion nnd mmpariiio Blood
Liver and Kidney Ton cures Blood Dis
orders. Liver (quplnint and Kidney
Allectiona. Ask for 50. or 100. sample.
..‘.
The. ease of Hendrickson to. ("mm
which came before Justice Morreli, this
morning, ietohcsettled by arbitration.
the two appointed by the court being
They u in Belem noptheronc to act with
tin-III
John ii. Ferris received a letter this
morning from CaptioOscsr St. John, of
the schooner Jennie (‘. llay. which stat-
ed that. the W'l was hauled oil Noushon
island by the tug Right Arm. The verse!
does not look, and is apparently unin-
jun-d.
-—ThI~ Hungarian Sick and Benefit
Society return their thanks to A. W.
Cbichcstcr d: 00.. for the two balloons
which he presented for the picnic July It.
Chief McGowan will have horses hitch-
ed to the the apparatus from 6 a. In.
Monday morning to 12 o‘clock at night
in order to be ready to respond promptly
lie requests
businem men to see that their awnings
are drawn up as closely as Imihle.
The most popular felt campaign hat is
scasgimere. Ilia made in light colors
and is worn by marching clubs of both
politicaipartbs but more generally by
the Democrats. The favorite Republi-
can campaign but is called "Our Grand-
father." It is s' "jaelrup" made to re-
semble a capped hat. It Is made black.
pearl and side nutvis colors.
——Ail styles oi ladles‘, gente‘ and child-
ren’s yachting caps at popular prices at
If 8. Smith’s.
’l‘heForcsIers gave aparade through
theprincipalstrestsof thecity and nor.
ougb. last evening for the purpose of
advertising their picnic. which is being
mow» ' ‘ ' mm. In: some
evening. The pone-ion washesded
. the new south Norwslk life and
drum corp. They rendered a variety of
selection which were highly pleasing to
the large number of people who listened
to them.
WilllsmGuodfeliowdisdsthtshunIe
ouClay street last evening. oi bilious
typluIidfever. and sls‘tsan years. He
wasllrst taken siekthreeweeks ago. His
deathwillbeasurprisemhismany
friends. Eswaswlllliked by allwko
knew him and was a young man of
laud-prom. 'lhsfuueralwilibehoid
fromthehoussto-movrow afternoon»
two'oiook. Rev. II. N. Dunning will
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WintthgsdeuIsndfos-lbsb
WWW
amen biennithhm
ly requested that all bottles should be
Monmmmm
slum-amply. fireballs.
.
Glover's American Band will give a
moonlightexennhnentbe City of Al-
bany,Tuesday evening. July III.
M... MW II who!
..‘ :II. ”I, fich‘fil’nim rue-2M6
jm'mllw M”? will W V
Mallard-ow "5 tolllo‘ uti'
nine cars,sil well loaded with posted-
W ,
Samuel Davis, of Denver, formerly “of
Baum Norwalk,‘ will take a trip ‘up
Pike‘s Peak July 4. and Till sot-nan.
will be favored with a description of tilt
trip from his verniile pen.
--Ail gradesoi India linens, embmid
eted ileum with demls sud edges
to match. at I 8. Smith's. ‘
:WI‘; pin;
We were misinformed yestenlay re-
garding Illa. J ulin Simeon, of New Gan-
san. The lady. although critically ill.
in not dead. which will be good news to
her many friends in this plane.
NORWALI NEWS.
A llraesy Budget of items From the
llamlh'ndof‘l‘own.
A. N. Jennings has been appointed
postmaster at. Ridgeileld.
. —-l.ustrine for general use.
The funeral of Bernard McCryne will
be held from St. Iiury's church to-
morrow afternoon.
James Gordon was recently appointed
adriegate to the New England demon-A
titration at Boston by Nnrwulk Lodge.
No. Ni, O. U. 0. O. F.
The insects which prey upon tile learns
of the magnificent elm trees in this vicin-
ity are again at work, and many of the
trees show their ravages.
P...”
-—I.ndies' shirt waists in large variety
of styles and prices. st “.5. Smith's.
(“loci of Police Monet will hate
from four to six specials under his charge
Sunday night. They willgoou at sun
down and remain on duty until dsy~
break.
The ntha day It youth entered “file's
drug store and called fora giant of lun-
tnuc. He had seen the big sign which
Mitchell painted on the window and
thought it was a new kind of drink.
—meIIaIIIe prim-I ut Lnuo' a depot
0- «mutant. Ollt'll nil night.
Whittaker Broth-re. of Boston. have
been engaged to rel-fresco the interior of
St. Mary’s church. The work will be
onmnl’mced early next week. The same
stunts decorated the interior of the Nov-
wnlk Methodist church.
I
Rev. I". E. Robbins. of the tint llnpttst
church, went to Dunbury Thnmlsy.to
oliicinte at the marriage of Mine Hattie
(hay and William S. Peck, of Water-
bury, at the home of the bride‘s parents,
div. and hire. il. l}. Gray.
ei’owdcr andshot for file at Ambiev's
grocery, 5 Wall street.
l-‘rnnk Sherwood, of Smith street, has
complained to the police that his wife
has been followed home by ltslinus. and
that yesterday sitermon one of his boys
was struck in the stomach by a stone
which one of them threw at him.
Rev. W. N. Berry. paetm of the A. ll.
E. church. will preach Illa farewell ser-
Inou tomorrow evening. Next week he
will goto New Redford to attend the
New England A. M. E. conference. and
itispossiblo that he will be sent to a
new field. ”‘me
-—Bigbsmaius in muslin underwear.
slightly soiled. will be ofleml today It
Scoliold d: lloyt's Norwalk and South
Norwalk.
At the Norwalk Methodist church.»-
II‘Iaaow evening. in anticipation. of‘ths
Butternut July. th- that. George
tips will deliver sermon on the theme:
N’slnrii and rposepi’ fall,
with Special Reference to the American
Republic." flags. flowers and special
music for the day.
'l‘begamesinthefirst round oitbe
Nov-walk Lawn Tunis club‘s mmy‘
willhsplsyedthlssiternoou. commenc-
log at m o‘clock. The players are
sobeduiedasfoilows: F. Linckwood.
oueuhalfdftesnfis. w. Ir. Acton, oaofl
halfthirty. Rbumhud Misha-.1!)
Rilhhop. one-hall thirty. The duals
willbeplaysdontbel'ourth.
“Yaehunghthenuestspmon earth
ornadtdevelopaeverypartofthe phy-
sisalmsn.thenilndbsoomss quick and1
dsebiveinthaiaeeot‘dsnm. it tests a
Isesotgsihdtsailumwm this
5..me W. Oomk will tell
youhowto buy a yacht without pay-
nfiutofadoiiuduwn. .,
Sylvester}! bewamf‘llfilnn. was in
invaders duasrufllabrmrhught
visiting her MW. Int VIM“
Wom-
*%wlu. so Milne-II It»...
KERMAN *~ & SON,
SOUTH NORwALK. Conn.
STREET.
NotIce I A t Notice I NotIce I
This store will be closed all dnyo “J pity 4th and every W”
needay evening .oommencin June six o'clock during ‘
hot months for 1“the benefit 0 our clerks. the
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER
moves run ”mm
laws and Onset. of the Day is last
lsrwaik. . ,
Asouwasbornymytollr. and
“Windhoiflsboruavs-
Mull” W'tlil ‘43“.i" "‘5‘?!
mAlmAaminlhv
dioashvah Maugham in.
this mining for the annular vacation.
lite 0.1.. Pnddock.ln. E. L. Han.
fordsndson.and George W. Hsniovd
have gone to South Yarmouth, Ila... on
Captain let’s schooner.
Ali's- s It. Kosel died at her borne,
No. on Third avenue, last evening. aged
tldneen years. She was ill only five
days. The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning.
The entertainment and festival at the
Boer. Avenue Ii. 3. church, last evening.
was largely attended and very interest-
ing. Recit'atims were given by Nine
Pol-doe and lmDnfismud two choruses
were sung by Ilium Evelyn Hawkins,
Hattie Randall, Edna Aiuawortb, Lau~
retts Ainswortb, Libbio Woodworth,
Addie Essen, and Messrs. Harry Hoyt.
Walter Pegg. Arthur Flatt. Albert
Buckingham, Jerome Smith, Oakley
Smith and hit. Hatchmau. The tableau:
were very pretty, the characters being as
follows: ”Pmpmal,” Ills Hattie Ran-
dall and Walter I’egg; "Explosion." Miss
Sadie Randall and Harry Ainsworth;
"That Horrid Book :" lites Reggie Batch
man; "Before Marriage and After,” Miss
Libbie Woodworth and Arthur Plait;
“Jealousy," Rimes Inuretta Ainewortb
Libbie Woodward) and Jerome Smith:
"The Flower Girl." bliss Nellie L’llom-
medieu. After the programme the
audience adjourned to the room below,
where coke and cream were served.
liliWAi’l'th.
Dr. H. B. Shel-er. of Greenwich. was
in town yestenlny.
Andrew Mills is sillIctod with u lnrge
boil on one of his hands.
The public schools closed yesterday at
noon for the summer vacation.
Rev. F. W. 'Crowder returned to-duy
from a week‘s visit with his parents in
Baltimore.
Miss Liuie Hart has returned from
several woeks‘ visit in Bridgeport and
vicinity.
Miss Sadie Mitchell, John Mitchell and
Charles Schiollelin. of Brooklyn, are
visiting lit. and lira. W. K. Ackart.
lies 8. Ellen Bacon, a teacher in the
public school. hangout- to her home in
Fri-(loom. N. Y.. {or the summer.
Rising Star Division. Sons of Temper
.tm'c. will give no ice cream and cake
Aleutivnl this evening. N0 admission will
he charged.
l‘IIanes Young, llcnry Wells and Moses
liar-km storied this morning on their
wheels for a tour on Long Island, going
In Brnigeport and taking the Nonowantic
names the Sound.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by the members of Rising Star Division
last night. The officers were installed
and two new propositions for member-
ship were read. The div biou is meeting
with deserved prosperity.
Edward Ladrigan. proprietor of the
stage line. is making extensive prepara-
tions for the Fourth. lie will have a
stage meet every train stopping at this
place. llisisthe only line having the
eaclusive right to the grounds at Roton
point.
DABIBN.
w. n. lioyt,of Nototon nelson.»-
leaned oneof lire. Sarah Daskam’s cob
“Km
Frank Tooker considers the boot he
purchased from the estate of Henry
Bates one of the finest In the harbor.
Baggage master and lint Ralph W.
Birchsrd entertained several friends
Ibureday evening in honoroi Rev. and
Ills. Gresham. of Washington. N. C.
Thereof of the Consolidated railroad
company’s building opposite the depot,
lately occupied by the Puncher family.
”caught fire again items-park froma
them-salsa locomotive. Thus-day umpire.
vnlmzlllitac ounsidernbie 1qu work sanctum
Agent lioyt and his bucket brigade suc-
J Whadngnbblnutbsblsnw .~
The newly olectedofileersof lvsuhoe
(belle. Knights of the Golden Eagle.
were installed last evening by Supreme
Chief Ernst Koch,in' the absenoeoi the
district grand chief. The odious are:
P. 0.. Bummevilsld Tucker: N. 0.. James
Willmott; V. 0.,Goorso'l’ooker; H. P..
Henry 11. Tollee. V. ., William W.
Jayne; lf.oi P..W II. Willmott,
Jm K. M Efleott LWIIIiams; C. of 3.,
William J. Ming: 3. of 11.. James
Pooiey.
L'ltANBIlltli PLAINS.
lira. George Buttery is very sick.
John L Benton has purehsaedahl‘
Winfitchbssbeeuelsotedeoma
mittesrnanoitho Poplar Plains school
dflflcb '
Manson h- bun one-ed to
tssobtbellrahherryi’lslnssehoolforths
susuinuyvah
lbs Its Willis”, oi Harwell:
mmfidmfimflbm
Wmmnwdmmwm
M
' now at work on their Full goods. They
nus Kip liAT‘I'thl
loath Ilsrwslk Notes by Way oftbe nat-
tsr and Parrish
”Valhalla! 00. were In t
In mndeormhomflwlywb‘
'Nlinblahas seen most of their western
mm m; and Mr. Volk
ground from a pleasant} trip. hav-
ing visited a good many customers.
TheAdsma Bro. Mfg. Co. report good
sales on light colon and cesium-e huts,
and the indications point to a heavy Fall,
business on their popular shapes and
colors. They have had quite a run on
jack-ope. and are right in it on campaign
hate.
John C. Wilson & Co. took account of
stock June 1, and then went actively to
work. They are finishing up n great
many Fail goods, in which they are
showing some pretty shapes and colors.
W. B. Hubbell did not complete the
addition to his factory any too soon, for '
. T8 and SIGNALS firmwaremufi’" m
TIDE TABLES, . riptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRggl‘IIngIIN
of boats from
$21. 50 to $3. con
sent on receipt‘of five cents. Warerooom, Water street. foot of * ‘
Raymond street EEMORY PEASE.
ROTON POINT!"
.IIIlY 4th,; 1892.
his Spring husinms was good, and the STEAMBOATS
prospects are excellent fora large Foil ‘ ‘ . ”
trade. Hewillneedalltheroomhebae, Cl I Y 0F ALBANY .
judging from the way his customers ,
have kept him going on orders. AND
Ambler & Perry Company are pushing
along the work on their new factory
which is going to be u handsome one,
and will be complete in everything that
tends to facilitate work. Their business
is growing rapidly and they dwcrte it.
The South Norwulk Hat (‘0. have had
their share of Spring business, and are
_ “JESSIE B.”
'250-EXBIIII8IOII - HIE-25c
LEAVE SOUTH SOR‘NALK:
8.00, 9.30, 10.30 and 12.00 A. 11.; 2.00, 2.30, 330, 4.00, 030,100
and 8.30 P. M. ‘
show some very desirable shapes that are
inking well. Y . ’
Wmmuys his Spring business 7 LEAV Income p01“;
doubled thatoione year ago. 000.11.00 and 11.15 A. M.; 1.30, 2,40, 3_15’ 5.30, 6 00 7 45 9.00
w. A. Wheeler. beam... 1.... .m and 10.001). M. je28 1w ,
tureof hattcm’slngs an tools. is now ' ‘ ~ . . 7
filling large ordets for Ail-orb boxes, for WW)“: Taylor & Golden. .
shutting oil the water from the street. " ‘“ m 'V
m........,.,... u.............., HUNTINc’s Real Estateand Insurance.
keeps his little shop busy making hats
for his Bridgeport store.
W. W. later, l‘rofut & Knapp‘s book-
keeper, ismaking a three months“ trip
to Muslin on one»! the Raymond 81
Whitmmh excursions.
WISHIIGTBI STIEET.
Circus and Menagerie SOUTH NORWALK, cons.
sham
WANTED
HREE nrsr- clans tip makers immediately.
T! ihy the \olk list company. SoutjiyzNor-
I low can be made monthly
git. v) :00 30gb forB. F.Johnson
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S“ gum... rooms on Spring street.
minuten' wn‘k from day It. I to
Philimp \\ heeier at l'rofur & beam 515:) l
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I‘l R‘Il‘ilihl) room to In It) listilnud street.
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I Ul Si. corner North Main and Ann street
six rooms. Rent .15. W nil
In nieru improvements. Apply to {AWN
word
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'rliliEE pleasant mum. with or without
board. A tin) lord.il Signet
mEvv-rytning new in light weight lab-
ricc for dress suits. See ndv. on first
page )1. S. Smith.
nut Estate runs: on
The summary of the Weekly Record
shows sialling 01 in real estate sales.
The showing in detail is as follows:
Rm) estate eater—Now Bsteu a. Bridge-
port 18 Hartford is. l: aterbury «i. Meri-
dcn’ l. Dnnbury 6 Norwalk 12. Antonin
I. Derbyi. Huntington 2. Real estate
mortgages—New linven “5,480, Bridge-
purl $23,629. llnrtiord $23,025, Water-
bury “3.300. Meriden sister. New
Britain “0.250. lilddletowu $3,825, Dan-
lmvy till 230 Norwalk “.650. Ansonin
#3:), Ital), llunlington ii, iii).
OF SI: of all rooms Iii No. Hill-M
rent. 3
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if s New York millionaire gives a din-
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TcrruI e No
3100.00 which gives IDpeo pewfigfiaspcmis. i or all; 5 .03.... and ‘ ,__. -_. Five Mile '
tl “MM is ud l doc- I r i till
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each for Cactus BI Cure to cure them. nails can. (Immune. ~ ~
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No. II South ain tweet. l
Terri} 3 Appy ”:33:
what would be the eating per cupits ii
the dinner should not be given. there
being 81 persons at the feast?
Gremlins Street Parade at I0 s.III.
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A“ TELEGRAPH“: BBEVITIES.
The ”lions! and local World's fair dim
MWMveatlaasagreeduponaplanofad-
ministration which will put an end to the
Will-Ian
The funeral of the late Profevsor Theo
duo W. Dwight. of Columbia college. took
place at (Hinton. N. Y.
At the English elections Lord Randolph
Gulch“! «looservativel was returned with-
out opprwitiou.
Thomas C Plait denied the rumor that
William Brookflsld will go to Wash
as hb mntative for a «Inference
President Harrison.
The retirement of ihrlschurs fmtha
P03 SALE.
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cut up In Ibuilding his. with a road film:
miles from No
around it.
Price Sill). if unsold“m Iright away. Addie. Box
elk and. fill
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on account of owner V. A.
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To charter at low rates for
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trans convenient to steam-
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Gavin; Ron, m was again
would III-Isa starvation & The owner has laced in our
‘1?me mall-W- - hands for sale a lilllited number
for
way wt
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of finbclase building lots on
intsrd and Lincoln avenues
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‘. ° the mining;
rice, on
John insurance “10m“ 1'51 Writ! creasetho
mans-I3, one new vsiuoothisremabiing roperty. ,
:0" M cont-m Only $100 need be paTd -
vsnce. thehbainnmce cosmremam at
can It
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thump lots wi don In in value in
grfim and to each purchas-
ve a wrurrss unmit-
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