Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 29, 1892 · page 4

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WE SELL DELICIOUS

iiila Water!

. MADE WITH
Pure Fruit Syrup
ALWAYS

liiill All let out fill! it, llln
llllE lllBT lllllEll lllE illiElli
Til lillll lilll' or sinuls.

TRY WWBEN YOU WANT SOME-
: " ‘ THING NICE.

————-‘>——-

.Wezilavelusl Received
FROM THE MILL A (“ASE OF
SPECIAL
,. . WEDDING
"‘ . - V STOCK
PAPER.

flourgl‘ilize, lulell or Plain.
IN mam BOXES, mum we WILL
SELL As LONG As rum;
LAST, AT

,_ 25 Cents Each

.4“

,. OUR STOCK 0F

Blank wBoOks
Beneraihaiionery

13 mild-TEETHESL‘AL.
li.ii. Plaisied,

_ ,Druggist.
43 Washington 81., 80. Hawaii

$lO

Reward

How

in the partitions ill louinnii;
Teniloliarsinliold

Apvyeof m DOLLARS IN now will
badm lathe person who will infuse July
the M in, aeod In. the moat marine and
explicit telthnnnial netting forth the medic-
inal virtual and curative properties or

.: Loxatonlk-

State juat what it baritone for you. Trell-
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all [It and unmiudkod decision may
be .Profeaeor W. 1'. Poole and John
ll. re kindly corrupted to act an
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GEM. SIILLSDN,

 

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of mmnante. such as 3, 4, 5

pattern. I wil

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out all this reason ’3 patterns

even at u lose rather than carry
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‘ owl . "W”mfifini‘mt

'l‘iiE EVENING SENIINIII. "

JAMKH GOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor.

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, Emu“. ”mu—... ~ é
Noticed of We «2! all
kinds. fowhich hoodlum «charged,
and notices calculated foproulote private
intemfe, weep! where an adwrfieemmf
of some amt-e in advertising eolumm,
are charged for of regular rules, 10 cent:
a line.

 

fllillntoro Almanac for 'l‘o-morrow.

Sun Riser, Bun Ball

H 'l‘lde low This
at t-H. “1:10 i I". all?

at 3:35

 

New York nanld‘IWuthar forecast.

In this dlatrlet today fair. more sultry and
slightly warmer weather will probably prevail
till the afternoon or evening. with increasing
danger of fatal eunntmkea. followed by slowly
failing temperature and a thunderstorm in
the night. On Saturday considerably (molar.
partly cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with thunderstorms. possibly becoming oevere.
and on Sunday fair weather. generally cool.

 

8011""! NOBWA III.

erat the People of Our City are Doing
and Savior.

A large number of (iwrgetown people

expect to visit Rotor: Point tomorrow,
coming down in carryulls.

The frame for William Brothcrton's
new house on West street has been raised
and is being rapidly enclosed.

-—llr. l‘hltcbrmkc's lat-It wcvk.
until 5:30 evenings.

Open

Dr.(‘,ii. Bohnnnnn took the Thurs.
dny club to Black Rock in the carrynll
Wellington last evening. Dinner was
served at the hotel.

Albert ('rnddock, the Washington
street butcher, is taking a vacation. rcn~
dared necessary by his getting :1 bone
into one of his fingers. causing a very
painful injury.

The convention mliy of the Norwnik
Christian Endeavor l'nion takes place
this evening in the Congregational
church, the exercises commencing
promptly at 7 :45 o'clock.

 

~Rmsouable prices at Lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.

The shelling season in now over uud
svvcml oystermcn say they have already
discovered :1 wt on tho wilrllv. The out»
look is wry prmpen’ne. and this is the
boat shelling Wtisoll that has ch-r been
well in llitsc watt-m.

Work on the foundation of lloyt's new
opera house is progressing rapidly. it is
being laid with the hardest stone obtain-
able and cement of the strongest kind in
being used to hold them together. The
building will he the. moat suletantiai and
handsome one in the city.

The ll'll'l‘ connecting the signal boll
on the summer Joanie ll. broke yestenlny,
when Captain Bouton aiwlllptml to
signal the engineer to stop, and the boat
mu aground in the slip south of the
steamboat dock. No damage undone
and the steamer was titrated without
much trouble.

—tlold doiiarufor titty cents we can-
not give you; but we are Belling the
finest shoulder steak in town for 10¢. a
pouml. A. (I. Cradduck. 109 Wit-hing-
ton street.

"The attempted hallucination of Prick
was due to the pirtoi habit,” says an
old granny of on cemented contemporary.
it Willi equally due to the work habit.
lied Prick, instead of eupportiug his
family, spent hie time loaflng armud
saloons and ranting nt {capital he would
not have been shot—N. Y. Herald.

Colonel llum, of Mount \' , chair-
men of the executive committee of the
Seventeenth Regiment. to whom wuieft
the matter of dccidingon a place to hold
the annual reunion ,hau hit upon ‘ltum-
ton! It v 10266 link am at. n.

 

 

., S‘utth Regimeutwllihoiditeveuniou on

the some day and at the same place.

 

”The Saratoga tickets for the fourth
trip, starting next Monday, are now on
ealeatll.ll. We. Theyrhouid be
9083894 early. Tilereleapromlae of a
large and file uompuny for the next
four day! trip. Call time for circular
of full information. Saratoga in now

alive 1 all
"i y. 3......W

‘l'hodi ‘oftkoLOdd Feiiowa'lu-
tualAld at their meetingin

Newllaven frat evening. accepted fif-

 

port,tl,lioo,andAuguat Dreher, H.500.

 

lli-Jennklwnllnul,vrholluruiativea
andmanyfrimdain till-citymarrowly
«meddmning at her home in Cal
Comm“ 5.“ "m
ofthe controllable

 

a, '

I» “ rs, Halters and Furnishers,
6 Washington St., 80. Norwalk.

. . “-.....“ --....m..._. ...2

Fine Grades of Gingham lOc. .
Seotch Zephyr Giughams l2 l-Zc.

Persian

 

Mull l 2 l-20.

A. Dickerman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON

 

amount ltllWil.

A Bron, Budget of "one l'roll Illa
Barnacle Inn of Town.

Haney. S. Kent. of Arch ptreei. i: on

theau‘kllut. .. . . .. w :

Harriet antler. tho niomyI-a‘roid
daughter of Fl‘lldel'loh Cutler. of Knight
street, died last evening.

~1’ure ice «menu in half pint. pint and
quart imxos at the Depot immoral“.

 

President David W. Raymond will
give the Alpha Wheel club It watermelon

- treat at their meeting Tuesday evening.

The Baptiln and Episcopal churches
are being connected with the new four-
inch gas pipe rocuentiy laid on East
avenue.

Sheffield Island. better known at-
Smith's island, but been divided by
deeds among the children of Mrs. Agnes
D. Smith, the present owner.

——Prof. J. H. Caron. mullet-Optician,
who is so well known here in this vicin-
ity. can be consulted at A. S. Ferris
jewelry store. August 1 and '.’

tordova Council, K. of C2. of Bridge—
port bnsvotcd to accept the invitation
extended by the Norwalk council to be
present on the excursion to t‘ornwalton.
1.. 1., on August 17.

lda Olmstead, daughter of Stephen
Olmstcad. died at his residence at Four
(Z'orncrs, near New Canaan, at it o'clock
lust nightmged 3’? years. The funvr~
aiwiil beheld Saturday afternoon at 1
o'clock from the house. Interment at
Riverside cemetery.

The second day 9 entertainment. given
by tllc'l' G. L. C. for the lleoelltof the
Norwalk Librarymae held on Hon. John
S. Seymour's lawn yesterday afternmn.
Notwithstanding the bent there was a
gal-i attendance and the not rowiptsnf
the (Winn are about $100.

 

~l"or sole. One tlloluand pounds of
Norwalk Lobstwe at Hunt & Zeluff'e.

At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Norwuik Gaslight company, held
yesterday afternoon, the old band of
directors were reelected. Thoynru E.
K. Lockwood, E. J. Hill, Ebenezer Hill.
1’. L Cunningham. W. 1’. Bishop. 1'. S.
Morison. J. H. Ferris, J. .i. Oslmrn and
R. H. Rowan.

Tlu- cttgngcnlrut of l’i'l‘uli‘l'it‘lt ii. i'wne-
dict, son of E. t‘. Benedict. of Green—
wich, formerly of Xorwalk, to Mine \"Ir-
ginia t'owdert daughter of l‘mlurick it.
Cowdcrt. is announced. llr. Benedict is
a member of the Stock Exchange. Miss
Coadcrt in one of the nlml attractive
and popular belles In tireenvvich society.

——Our lllfltuunl of 50 cu. per pair in—
cludes .Ill shot-I from *2. 50 up to $1.111»
lincnlnl prin aw well known to our
NW. Hood ‘till Aug. H. A. ll.
Hoyt & Son, lulnltlgh.

Benjamin Butler, a colored waiter who
was mulled by Fred. Built-moi Bridge
port, hall decided to bring two suite
against his former elllploycr. Tile tint
will befor thereoovery of wages which
itiaclaimedaredue, and the necond a
civil suit for damages amounting to Qt. -
000 for molt.

O'Brien. clerk for l". H.
the gmr. wan delivering
groceries yesterday, When he
fell from the wagon and rill-tolu-
ed a severe rupture. He drove
lock to the store and was then taken
home. it will he nevcral wccku before
he will be able to reaume work.

Tholnu
A mbhl’ .

-——0wing in the largedemand for Eagle
[billing Works aoda, aanaparilla. ginger
ale, root and birch berr,eto., itiaearneat-
ly "3|li that I“ bottia ehould be
returned to the-tore you porch—e them
of all noon is empty. lath a Go.

 

Tirade-tel the aorta of mill-summer
ruin of the Alpha Wheel club wan held
hlteveoiax, thirteen memhen partici-
pating. Rotor: Point and Bell Inland
weretheplaeea reheduhl for the run
The start war made from theciub'ehead
quarteruhortly after'f o’clock. The in.
land n5 III. that place vhiiad, um
which the rider- puahed their wheel-
acmatheaaodyhaaah to Helen. Here
the wheelmenepantmuchof their time
watching the dancing in the laviilon.
melting aheatthe poundaor indulgin-
1aaatagdanee. About half part ulna
the-tart fer home we- made. The not
war one of the moat men-fol ever
held by the club.

 

ION! AUDIO I"! ISLANDS.

”mmfimwm
mun-am
The aixty-foot «union to the Bell
hliand dock was completed today by
Captainfleorgu W. Bell. The cleaner
J—enwinmheabletomakeaiaud-
logataoytideaudtvlllltopattheialaad
everytripif than are more who
duplicity-tutored“

 

 

“All MATE mllms.

 

("Eli I'll! DIVER.

News and (laaaip of the Day in W
lorwnlk.

A tool thou wpu given 'dn Ila) . '

oil the Farm lust evening.’

 

.‘B. if. fiborwmd line the minim
build William Grilled-Luew ail-nut
house on St. John avenue.

 

Rinaldo Janet will tulle “a Imam
llcxt truck and intends going to Albany
and other places up the lludllon.

 

Mine Minnie Parker. of Brooklyn, who
has been visiting her mother-on Rivendde
avenue, returns home to-morrow,

Mrs. F. B. Norton. who has been visit.
ing at the realdouceof James H. Slovene,
returned to her home in North Ahiugtou.
Mam, today. __

The memberu of Volunteer Bore com-
pany will hold I peach festival and en-
tertainment in the been home, But ave-

nue, August 11.

Frank Hyatt Blake and Lottie June
Gregory, both of Norwalk, ueru married
at the East Avenue M. 1-2. church parson-
ngc, on the 28th inst. .. by Rev. 1‘. II.
We: ”-.....

Miaa Lillie A. Hanfmd. of Danhury, in
swmdiuga few days with relative. in
East. Norwalk. Ninl “unfold brought
her bicycle with her and expectatorpand
coun- happy hours wheeling around Nor
walla.

 

Mrs. 'l'hereea 'l‘hello, wife of Home
“who, died at her home, 29 ('ove street.
at thrr-e o'clock this morning, after six
monthr' illness of a complication of die-
em. aged sixty-one yum. She loves
halides her hurl-and. five daughters: and
em- non. to whom she was a devoted
mother. She bore her prolonged sickness
with a pittance indicative of a t'hr'utian
character. The funeral will be held at 9
o'clock Sunday mulling from the hour-1'.
Rev. 1‘. M. Poul; calcining.

Mr. and lire. 8. Wallace Osborn gave
a lawn party in hooorof their nephew.
Arthur Smith, of Roaevillv, N. J... at
their home on Osborn avenue, yesterday
afternoon. A jolly party of young
people was present and had a good time
playing crmuet and other gunmen. At
six o'clock lln. Oahoru serve! tea outbe
lawn. which who enjoyed by all. After
tea u “Inning maldt vraa held, that-teat
timobeing made by Uncle Will. bier
in “’n' wooing Mr. Hall)!" gave all a
straw ride, when they left for their
homes, declaring Cuck- Wuliocc and
Aunt Nina jolly good frieude. ‘

BOWATTON.

bliss Lillian l-‘Jmcndorf, of Bridgeport.
who has been Visiting Miss Lou Stevens.
returned home today.

lira. Phebe Ford. of Bridgeport, whine
lllm was mentioned in than iwma yes-
terday, died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Hrs. iv). ll. White, I’rml’fl’l Heights,
\Vwinerdny night. ml 72 years Mrs.
l-‘ortl formerly lived in South Norwulk
and was one of the oidcot morph-roof the
M. B. church. She was a sister of flip-
thin Hiram Bell. The funeral will he
held at the home of her daughter at 3
o 'tclot k this afternoon.

NOB0’I'03

Mm. William Smith is entertaining her
aletcr from New Milford.

Rev. Edward J. Canon and wife have
returned from a weatern trip.

Thomas B. Bmwn. Jr., haalmnopeod
inga week at the realdunce of Charla
W. Raymond.

Prod. Stevens. Louie and John J.
Vance. of Brooklyn, are eponding the
summer at the Blmvrood.

Mn. Hubbard and daughtermho have
been visiting at the home of Richard
leomrd, returned home this week.

A party of young people from this
pheeaudltovaym enjoyed a rider-
llottin Poll» laet evening tumult-Id“
Nuaoo‘e carryall.

uhldlntlc‘in‘ltall who I... been i

vbitiug at the home of Ir. and Kiri.
WI. Toll”, returned loll" home

inBridgeportyeaerday

INN". ~'

Ill-Prelim! Maiden. iv a goo-tot
barf-that. ‘

moonwalk-MM v14-
lnghbmatherJruliiduayWatta. {-

ure. Delhi Batu. of Dauhry,
vfldnglmCanafluBlemper.

like liar! Powell. of Brooklyn, ta
vbitingatthemldeneeofl.w. [luri-
hull.

mmm.dluiiavn. no.
Sundaywlthhbparenb, fir. and In.
[1.11%

in. Ir. mat the m
Manchuria- granted am
tiuothroulhtha-oathofAuu-t.

The‘ktuealof the alley” Una before
Jurtive Oeorpe 1!. Mill yesterday.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$2,“th

‘ of theft-Olin league-mutton

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

STREET.

WICKED 8V“ AN EXPLOSION.

cdlalall Waite” Bloua lip and lb. M
Fall for Milan.
Mammal-1y w. 41'!» little mu
I?! lllibun and the pun-Moldy;
wuakakan hy.a bunk “pinion. wh
check the banana and ground auéluvauerd

.. . Whitewash: -fcr rev mile.

Tip mum new

aid. adieu"!

ahalt'aouthofshcrt mill. and them

almwaahondaa far away an the city of
Newark.

The worka where the explosion took
place are in mine. and the hounea near the
factory are wrecked, while (or a routine of
twomileathcru la hardly a pane ofglaaa
unbroken, One man. a negro, employed in
the mill, ia mining.

The factory is situated in a hollow about

a mile from tihort Hills, and is operated by
the Frederick (‘raae Chemical company. of
)3qu whichhaaan other at 14 Bar
clay street. The company manufvrtured
vaniah and pateathruuand eil'erlacquent.
The work: included about twenty brick
building, which were erected ave yuan
ago. Since then the we. havebeeuhurned
down three times. About twenty men
are employed in the factory.
1. Alarm crowd soon thered about the
factory. which caught re immediately. A
volunteer fire department was: aoon formed
and an elort madetoprevent thoepreading
of the flames. The laboratory next to fan-
toryN’o. 13, however, burned down. The
firemen. fearing another uploaiou, were
afraid to venture near the building;

Two frame houaea near the works. occu
ptedbyGeorgc Healer and Justice of the
Peace George lulforll. were rued alumni
to the ground. Ira. Heckler, who to ill,
war prostrate-l by the ninth and her life a
in danger. The Xulfotd family was hmixed
andcutto some extent, but no one waa
seriously injured.

 

 

GEORGE K. SISTARE A SUICIDE.

The Wall Known fill-Banker of New York
Bio-a Ill. Brain 0-!—

Saw You, July ill—George K. Sistare,
one of the family of that name which law
all todo Maine-on Wall street more than
a half centuryago, and continued cooperate
there until the firm of George B. Sinam's
Sons went under with aoruah. April T, will,
killed him-elf by putting a bullet through
his brain in the reception room of the Man—
hattan club, Fifth avenueand Thirty fourth
“not. leutal derangement war undoubt—
edly the cafle of the suicide.

The arm's failure was a complete one
When Mignon Henry J. Daviaon filed his
achedulee they showed that ugliest liabili-
ties of 01.067.007.43 there were actual acacia
afoul! “0.12163. George B. Bhutto vru a
[calmed auditor for $1,219.37.

Since the coll-pee of the firm George K.
Shim hadhern tryingtoaecure acme em-
ployment that would give him a living
among the banking houses with which he
madtodoburlueu Although he had not
bee-amber ofthedhgramddrmot
George K. W‘- fiou-a for four year: be-
M ita failure hia name went against him.
and none of those to whom he applini
would take him in This preyed upon L.»
mind ‘

 

liaal'a "ant to Reopen.

Borneo. July fl.~By order of the court.
Dafaulm Daan‘a wrecked national raving-
haak will reaume basins-a under the name
of Empire Savlup bank, and within sixty
day. will pay fifty canto on the dollar to the
old deposition. perhapa more later. it ‘I
laid that Dunn’s total ate-lingo will amount
to woo. .,

Baal oflelala Aerated.
Sunnis. s W ,Jniy £9.31: Abigail,
(the Amtrak“ BanklugI-om
pally; Ir. 0llcxaluara, manager. and Mr.
Saints» and Ir. 'l'wlat, auditum, were a‘

rental on a charge of compiracy to delmud
the concur:

 

 

William Bane-l Illa ll'lfe.

Pomona, July :59 -~The Kalacr William
hIaaITivadatPoudaln The «Imprint wan
waiting for him at the landing stage, and
the imperial maple embraced midi other in
full view of the attendanta

1;; You Saint-loll.

lineman, Ian, July 20 Blanche Bar-
mwa, aged four; Noland ('uahing, aged live;
Eddie Randall, and live.aud Albert Lewis.
and nix, locked though» in a clonal and
relocated

Aaauhlau In Philadelphia.
Purmrunu, July 29,—.snporintmdent
laludw he had hie police and detective
fore. at work locating anarchic” in this
city,aadfludethnu mahoutzmof them
here.

Waller»- Iald lip.

Can-am). July “ll-«Henry Waiter-on in
at the Ricklin aofferlug from an attack of
too-little of no more a nature that hie doc-
tor would act allow him to use any one.

loud for Ila-dot.
Pamlulyfiflflw ll. Baboon. general
Wetti- Lauimamevivaa haak,hae
ml WMtHumrmfth

da-yaforehadav

ale-a CIA-'0 ”We“
Pa”. hiya-db“ Wilt
hformaltke “Mollie-n that the

their“. “me‘
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Snyder. the wall known ex—hal) player.-
league—pile.

 

alt-III Wank-lap.
[minty QJMMW
warm—rumoured vegetatio-
Illlellm helm it nub.
eastward.

arrow. laminae-ea.
muddyufiwnihalleudn,
.d '- run ovevhyadetackatl
WI“ trader-revered fro-hi9
. I‘omuflk’.
m My ‘T’h nu nun-l
mm not make aay
‘Wmmmm
gum-Wu.

Goal"! ad was.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.

WHAT To “All.

 

 

Althora' Llat of linol- Addod lo the
« uhnrv lily II. tan.
:Ahhott, Ly man
The Evolution of Christianity. 121.24
Adam, Charles Kendal
. .. ..... "232.1":
.11». Chriatian ~ ;
Talea. ............... 255.15
Arnoi, Edwin Lester
Phra, the Phoenician.... ..... ..256J9
Anetin, lire. Jane 8.
Betty Alden............ ........ $5.13
Barrie, J. M.
The‘littlo Minister. . . .......... 255.19
, . e
“ends of Tumor ............. .. .5
Household of lcheil.. .7
Remember the Alamo. ..... . . .6

Baylor. Frances Courtenay

A Shocking Example ...... . . . . 255.16
flaunt, Walter

All Sorts and Condition of Men. .Wfi

Biasell. Dr. Mary'l'ay lo:
Physical Development and Exer-
c'ne for Women .............. 231.25
Black, William
Donald Ross. of Heimra...... .....2541
Sheridan Bells ................... 254. 3
Three Feather-e Irepiacedl ...... 176.13
White Wi Inge .................... 254.2
Boardmnn, Geo. N.
Bilegeneration ,. . ............ 121.23
Rev. Chas. A.
ellible, the Church and the
........................ 2&8. 9
Brooks, Noah
Boy Settlers. ................... 257.11
Buckley, Arabella B.
Moral Teachings of Science 121.26
Burnett, ham ilodguon
Sarnt' rcwe .................... 2571
The Pretty Sister of Jose ........ 255.10
Through One Administration“ .255. ii
BurnMI-hagstéhnlouiae
a Secretary ........... .05. 24
Burroughs, John
Sign: and Seasons .............. 231 l9
Cambridge, z‘lll
The Three Miss Kings .......... 256.12
Carroll. Lei-tic

Throbgh the Looking Giana ...... 2’11}
Clark. Item} '1'...

The \oung Emperor William ll of
German .................. .92le
l‘othergill. essie
A March in the Banks .......... 256.15
linukill, Mrs. E. (1.
Life of Charlotte Ilronti. , . . . , . ..23l.l‘2
Hardy, Thomas
Lens of the D'l'rbert'illcs. . . .. . ”255.17
Harte. Bret
Colonel starbottie' st. ’iient and 0th-
ertltorialn ........ ...... .252
"euro, Lafcadio
Two Yum; in the French West
indie» ..................... 232.22
Hunt ii. A.
Redskin and t' on buy .......... 217 iii
Illgginwu. I'. \l.
(oncoming ill of 1'» .. . . ...... 231.20
Howells, W. D.
The Anality of Mercy ........... 255.4
Jmlflm. him. ii. t‘. V.
Lady June ..... . ..... . .......... 257.2
Jackwn. H. H. \
Between “I hilee ................ one
Kellogg, Blgah
\\' Inning is Spurn .............. 255.14
Kent, Charla

Ito-1m: Seven Wonders of the

Worlk ........................ 283."
Ker, David
Th» Loot (7i! .............. . . . .257. la
King. (Maps C lea
'l'hc t‘oloue “a t'hrictmov- Dinner
and ()therStoner . 250.13

Kitt 'M ‘coqlicet ....... . ...... 216.18
Star 1; ht Ranch and Other

Stories. .................. 25617
Ki Bx. Bud ard
ineOwn ....... . ”255.1

Kirk, Ellen Olvey (“Henry Hayea’

Home Life on authtrich Farm. 233.18
“llax Witch" m 7

mutant
”ii of the People of the
o .......... . .....aa.7er
litehell we. ("1ka

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Dru-aim ennui:

Marketa .. ..... ...2112.13
InmJKlrk

Derrlekatvriiug ....... . ........ .mJl
Hardbaloharlel

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Juno 29th, aty eix- o ’eioek during th
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR

GROCER,

33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS

“SECURED FOR flliAlIUA'l’lH A'l'———-

THE NEW BUSINESS BilllEBE,

122 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
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ODDS AND ENDB.
Respect the righta of your feet.
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Charlotte islands.

they can he planted.
iron expand. with heat, and the Elite

but than in cold weather.

more than wo-l produced in 1:930.

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If there is means in your heart listen

lbiny—aewnth rem of the eleventh clmp—

The ethnological exhibit at the \Vorlxl'.
fair will include manycurioaities from the

The farmers near Red river, Texan, rom—
piain that the sparrows eat oats fatter than
tmrer is aaid to be eight inches higher in “ “‘

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mntry in lull amounted to timeout)

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It is easier to believe the man whothims
tohave seen the an serpent than the are

A moat huntifulvfern for summer tire
cyclist. Its

A German man of adence rays that the
lands in Germany devoted tograinsumi
in beer productiohvvouid mppovt whom”

The daughter of Thumaa’Krnman, of
Elnora, loll. while aelerp. stepped out of
a third story window. but wan only slight—

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A the Pla' ............... 232. 21
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Talking [weaves ................. 257. 8

WISHIIETIII STIEE'I’,

SanSalvador ................. 25¢...
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Wych Hazel. . . ................. eve ~20 \‘ A “ "Momma“! new in every
Whit Walt ton to inform usof parties i

opening or refitting saloons.
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ltlltttnle or III: up in!» building iota.
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:«pol’r. Sirmttnl in the Tofu of Nona“.
rift:- n minute» walk from steam and home
I hrs Prici- Mull. town-an remotnnn III)!"
Wt . Address lloxflfi, South Norwnlk 'jyill

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4 store toltaruluil "all East Norwalk. by
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Norwalk.

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'ONTILH'TOIE are hereby n4 heated to
( handle bill~lnlhr Ilmmpd'
ice on Mm!» and Sidewalk» of thetfll of
Smith \‘a-rwalk, Cl . on or before . y,
Joly ..Il ism. for furniehing mainlalaud
forming the work of netting turbo and m
and laying Ml. or con: lIlc- ntdevvaikn on all
«ml» on Wh it owners have not complied
whim-um: luv the millage! much curl» and
future and the laying of mu h aide/walk» on or

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of property on which then My la to dolkepmk
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mtlrnt Creamery flutter at flint” it h
wonkzrr. wholesale. We chat! have to adav
anathema-non ten. Better meat
or tho-a aluminum Jan lav-ea haul.
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whither-Milne tonne mm Oar
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