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In this distr-ttt'todar clear weather I!“
probablypsnrnlhwlthfssfiandllght wearer.
I’m-sealants Ewart followed: m.
lsghmpsutuignstwithuuh W F0 -
nations-admo- osmium-um.
er.elsarwsatherwill probably prevail. with
southerlywlnhilbnsdndab‘lolr weathsr,
withuodscldedfalltrltnnpsratrna tillevsn-
sum reassure
What the of Onrcny are Delag
was.“
Theboatl-lhrehahdischnrgingacsrgo
of cool at lhymond Brothers‘ dock.
The regular convocation of Butler
Chaptsr,B.A.ll..wlllboheldnext
Tuesday evening. ~
William P. Beers' masonsltnisbed to-
daythe brickwor'konthelargeaddition
to Both & Goldschmidt's corset factory.
By the my, have you readChurles r1
Seymour's new advertisement in Tins“
Slimmer. today? It will interest you.
—Pure ice crmmlin half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
mmnlMthfflwhbfifln
ofllilleraflommnhlacucptnia
position “(Winn Farris, Nil“
Xninstreet. ____
TheladimofDooglns 1"“ka
Corps. No. 15, have been invited toa
bathing partyatOystor Shell Point in
the near future
Colonel Resell Frost and Adjutant
JamesK. Crofut.of theFourth regimsat.
are looking oyertbe Niautic camp
grounds today
The oystn steamer ‘Fslorn. Carsain
’Jossph Ellsworth; rsturnni ymterdny
from Perth Amhoy. N. J., where she
has been thoroughly overhauled sud re-
paired
Among the excursions at Dorlon Point
this month will be the Twenty—second
Word Democratic club. of Brooklyn. on
the 16th, and the Youthfuls’ club, of
Harlem, on the 17th.
City ClerkWilcox notifies owners of
landandbrdldingsoulsdhonstrsst. in
another column, to lay curbs, gutters
andsidcwfln'inaccordanco withrmo-
lutionspmssdbytheflommon (bunch.
. ,
——This week only, chamber suitsata
grut mam—res suits for mzm
sultrforfllandfldnrits for ‘17. All
inproportion
I- or“ on (In 2
There will“ samurai: inthe
“warm wave" in the northern partof
thhssutiun and How Wand. but it
wiilbeonly temporary. llisk of pros—
tratlonsarul willoontinnston
dsyiuandsoutholthlshlihaleandwill
increasewithgreatwheatto—morrcw.
'l‘hemsmbersofthefipworth lnsgnes
ofthetownlld‘thdr araay iris-than-
tieipatsavsrypleasanttime nent'l‘ues-
dayevsnlng.whsntlisir moonlight-ail
onthsBcaudtaknplseet. The‘stmuier
CltyotAlbany haahssn chartsrsdand
Heine'sfnllhandw fortheocca
rice. The tbslnagues have
for as their mean Is a
milmtallwhogowllhavea
WQ‘WWI
lg
T“ “ “Wm mermam“ _. '
mWaf‘fl ”mmi.W”u”1MM-'o .
has. to I132"
W Opsiallnlght.
Ilay. thesiatssn-mriuthaold daughter
of llr.aud “Chale- Moria. died
I
.hai
rpm the! ”ohm“-
effect londsy. August 8th., effecting
train schedules on all divisions of the
Bousntouic. Pocket timetables can he
obtained from all ticket-agents on
Augmtdth. '
In the tennis tournament at Boraloga.
MMy,W.Peroy Kruppbeat WJK.
Gillstt, 623.08. in them round for
the NewYork state championship. in
the third round Knapp bentValsntineG.
Ball. 6-2. 62. ‘__“_
Thellrebcllstruckthree timoyester-
daysftunoonmamed by the telephone
wirecrm’agthsllrealarm wires. Brio
wardGounors,atBolman’s stable. emay~
cdtolmrnem shorsstolhejumper.
butowiiig to somsthingbsingwrongit
wastes minuts before thcvshlclewas
ready. Fortunately tlierewas no need
foritsserrices.
Tbclloundliill correspondent of the
PortehesterJournal. where lfr. Bonu’
futurebridemakes her home. has: mi
following item inhai column this week:
We havobesrd sevenl membsrsof
thefleventeenth Connectiout regiment
desiretohepresentatthemarriageof
Robert Bonn, for homes“) was a
rnemhsrofthatrsgimsnt. Thelastthe
boyshsardfromhim he had takenu up
his uartersln a crockery hogshead at
Norwalkflonn
Thcstssmer“Jessie B.” will make a
special moonlight excursion Saturday
eveningaailing down the Soondas far
sthsInford and back to Rotors Point
whereashcrt stop will be made. The
boatleavssSouthNo'rwalk at 8 o'clock
andllotouPoint at re. The excursion
fare for the delightful'voil is only
twenty-live cents and there will on-
doubtedly be a large number who will
embrace this opportunity to have so
orening'spleasure.
NOBIAIII BBWS.
a Brown, m.:I:{r‘I-Iai froirs the
_ Iuwnxhuafl'nwn.
The Norwalk excursionists to San-
togn'returned last evening at 8.3).
Special oncer Gehehe wm on duty
laatnighttorelieveOlileer Iartin, who
issick 2
James Pater. a butcher employed by
James E. Wixon, cut his left hand bod!)
yerterday while cutting beef.
RP. Knapp. baggage master at the
Norwalk depot. while working at the
frsigbthowse yutsrdayaas a nail into
hlsfootandwdayisunablemwalk.
Clarence llaigbt.elerkattheNorwalk
freighthouso,hasresigued and will go
tofihmfordtobeoome s letter carrier.
Hewillbesucosedsdatthefreighthouse
byBamnslPoster.
‘l'lseJohnBarrett who we once!
theehairsstolenbydammStcbbandhis
follownwasnotJohn P. Barrett. the
better, of 87 Bolder: avenue, as some
mime-smud-
~Pure oelfsewlth pure cream. 5c. .
p.depot rmtaurant. Openall night.
The scholars of August Whithick's
boarding academy at Wilton ”ed
through townincarryallsthis morning.
cutoutsfor ltcton Point. Thescholars
ofClIsrlm Whitlork's school picnlosdu
thcl’clutycsterday.
Jfinlunaymfl‘lcw York.who was
striated by Olde- Jnns for drunken-
ners.yesisrdsymornlag. wastried be
foranstleeOoulld'thhmsrulng. The
jmtieehupossds Inset I and costs.
llawsstaksatohilhyoflosrllorthrup
onlheldo‘olomllnh.
edit
”MW Vi“ M d the
poses. ldInIdOultt-rmahundsfm
hnappsarsacsaadthseasswascsnttn-
nerl untlilhliaflsraoon atdo’clock.
Iralohu
m lollthwdtymadlssrld
m it“
permanently.
~Nowhmstlaisteprnshaass bran»
«mewnam
The above
Iowrllua- us
nighttime-sparse! vlswtsgths slee-
trlerilwsyln thm
musician.
raster
“ “$75
sass, Darkly. Mans, marry.
use. .asdllI-JJJIII,
remoteness-aunti-
haw
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Important time table changes will take
M... n .. ... _.
grantsdtolrs. Isryl. Baker. of West
Norwalh. ‘
Idler Bertha 222.22.22.22 Fruncostrrc‘t.
mm [W xiii-9°21; It? ”you” up:
3;} “haw.“
“.mflmms’i *
' m Tuesday night.
A special midsummer praise service
will beheld at the Norwalh Conga-gm
tlrmal church Sunday evening. The
chair will be doom nl'ul the male quar-
tctle'will ‘8.
B. It. Glenn. of Bidgetlsld, formerly
ticket agent at the Norwalk depot, will
rsllsvesgsnt‘l'homas listfsrnan at the
Hour-tunic depot tomorrow and next
w'eehJoallowhim to make a visit to
hlsoldhomeatChatham. N. Y.
Throughthekindne-of James Bear
las,ofW'mt lain street, Bows Grier
msr,ofGrieImcville, Pa, has the thanks
of the uptown who" of Tim
Sawmforssspplycfltosstssapuem
whichueararity iuthat kind of fruit.
Puneralaervloes over the remains of
Jacob Weeks were held from his late
maldenceon lain street st woo o‘ckick
thi morning. .‘l‘he services were com
ductedbytholtev. T. K. Noble. The
mket was covered with cut flowers and
floral emblems. tokens of mi: from
many friends of the family. The re-
mainswerotakentoBethelouthe noon
train for interment.
InaudlrsJohusomof Pine street,
werereturuingfmmtheprayer erecting
atthefiratllaptht church lastcvening.
wheultrJohnsnncomplainedoffeeling
ill. He continued on. however. and
wliennrachner‘scoufectionerystore,
hedropped dowuon the sidewalk in a
lit. Ollosrltorthrop wu our by and
went to his amistansa. After heir.
brought back to cousslonsnrnr he was
carried honicandaphyaiolan was sum-
mound” To-dayheisqultelll.
0Y3! Till It'll
Nowaand “path-Duals East
Iorwalh.
The frame of Frank Ierviam's new
homeonl’mspeotstreethasheenraissd.
liiss Hattie (human. of Nswhurg. N
Y.. is spending a few days with lire.
Henry II. Tate, of Henry street.
ContractorL.W.Doty has aforcsof
men building 'an utmsivc addition to
W.G.l.argdon’shandsrnegrsen-honss
Frederick Warm. of Third avenue.
who has purchased the yacht "May
Quesn"fromA.B.Co|sy,of South Nor-
waik, intends having the boat thorough-
ly overhauledand put in excellent com
dition.
IMPORT.
llim Estelle Burlbutt is vhitine friends
in In. \' .N. Y.
sin: Bin oihsot Brooklyn. is visit-
lrig lint Bra Storms.
Ihn Grace labss. of Paterson..‘l
is visiting Ire. William J. Wood.
Iii-Jennie Robinson. of Danbury. is
a guest of Ira. Frederick lorehonss.
Br. Jones and family. of Brooklyn, N.
l”..arcguestsat the residence of In.
William '1'. Buiflen.
N.S.Kirkandsuu haven‘t-oats
hardware store in the new Wheeler
building on Iain street.
Ir. and In. A. T. Burr, of Green-
wich, have been rating at the residence
of Captain l]. P. Burr.
Ir. and It's. lichen ll. larvln.
Omaha. Belt. are stopping for a few
days within. touts lchonough.
Then. it. Treadwsll liomemsad was
purchased on Wednesday by llerman
Petrle. for Robert Iartiu. the price paid
mum _____ ‘
GEORGETOWN.
Thomas Dauferth b visiting frlemlsat
Woromtsr lass.
O.B.(lrumanlsveryslca attheprrs-
flthnymllaagor.l..
.whohslpsdmaksths
With “for”
”Violator“;
showbiz:
“nonunion-wasted“
"inflow” “I “'i" i
W hurls entertaining f
fmmllswllsvsn.
EEOresnaadfsmllymf Brooklyn.
modugemtsoffldhflllbsrt.
8.0. Bmaett and familymf lirwk-
Iya,lf.Y..arslrItowu forsfewwseks.
mwmu-omuumioh
whithwlh unhthslsudthasnsans ' '
r
tarnish 'lhsalsmris‘t fissu-
I“
‘ I
Apsnsicuofflpermouth hashs‘sh‘
etch Zephyr” ”Glnghams l2 l-22c.
Persian
84' WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH nonwALK. com.
PEBBLE "ill“ IllO'.
flaunt Paragraphs shunt liar and
Other Paolle's m ‘
William Olsen is enjoying himself in
Mailmmmoa: I: f' ' 11%; 5H,". 2. .; CI ..
‘waomn wwm. s
rlilwwmrhwmwnu I-xi v
W W'Wfiy‘w amim
spsndlng' a few days with friends in
Berlin.
Al. nine. of Brooklyn, formerly of
South Norwalk. is the guilt of friends” In
this city.
Ira. A. If. Rullmau k with her
daughter Agnes at Grove Ball. Ocean
Grove. ll. J.
Georgelfosher, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
fprmerlyofllrwwalk, isspeudlug u few
days in town.
limA. irons Boyhof Boron Hill, left
yealcrdsy for u two weeks’ visit in
Inmbington. N. J. 2
some Smith,“ Brooklyn. N. Y.,
,hspaudiaghir vacation amngold
frhruds in Norwalk.
III. I. J. Kellogg. of New York city,
isthegnmtofhlr. and In. Isaac Bows,
of Water street. Norwslk.
“Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Prowitt, In. J. W.
Batty and m. of Union Park, left
town Wednesday for Denver. Golconda.
William if. Raymond and son Harry
went to Bridgeport this morning tomahe
ashort visit with Br. audlfraOlirer E.
Raymond.
Miss Jennie Hoyt. of Darien. and lit.
Elisabeth Smith. of Rowayton.‘ went to
Stockbridge yesterday for a sojourn of u
few weeks.
lira Minnie Booth and son George. of
Bridgeport. are-spending a few days at
the bomeof Hrs. 11?. Booth. Washing-
ton street.
Conductor Charles Williams, of th_
street railway line. who has been taking
avacstiooJiae returned from It tripto
Portland lle.
Br. and In. Jacob Winters and
' daughter Basis, of Newark, are the
guests of Mrs. George II. Vosburgh, of
Spring street.
Hiram Lillie Brooks and Bury G.
Peudleton. of New Haven, will spend
Sunday with Charles Glover, of Grand
' street. Borwalk.
. W. A. Austin. of South Norwalk. of
thedrmofAustintCraniiniowu in
thsintcrestofapstsntteaand codes lil-
tov.—Danbury News.
William H. Lattin and wife. of Bridge-
’ port. formerly of South Nornlk, are
spending u few days in town guests of
iii. and lie. I. J. Sharrott.
Abram C. Hulse. an oflicer of the
Nineteenth precinct. New York. is spend-
iughis vacation in Rowayton, a goes
of his fathw-in-law, Samule Ferris.
lliss Grace Brothertou and lb lfaudo
Vivian. who have been guests of Charles
Brothertonmfflarbor avenue, will re-
turuto their home in Soothington to-
mormw.
Judge Sherwood and wife. of West-
port; the limes Lizzie and Ida West. of
Lyon, la... and Ira. Ariu Caufleld.
were the gunk of llrs. J. B. Betta
yesterday.
William Goodfellow and family, of
Clay street. and William I. Brown,
wifeanddaughtcmf Brooklyn. are at
the llavihnd cottage. Bell Island. for
twoor three weeha.
It". George Van Alstyne, pastor ”'3:
the Norwalk Hothodist church. b enjoy-
0' ing ho annual “nation. He left town
Wednesday for Portland. In, and will
probably gofronrlhetetotheWhlie
sustains.
’3“ Among
There was a meeting of Which
Democrat at William Williams’ new
.a. - ‘
number-present and everybody scenssd
fullofenthusissm. 0W flurr fimltli
wascluisonchairmanand Owen Eltice
sscrethry‘ ofthennetlag. 0.13. llmith
“' [M was. firm
applauded.
Infinitiwasslsotsd president or the
slab: visoprddmn. It. Crsufnnt, I,
murmur. P. O. flanford, Robert
Wheeflr. Ir. Burnliam: excutlveenm
mitten, William Williams. Edward Col»
”It. M W Oscar Allen.
Jonph Pins. Chrhtophsr loOanII.
Idward All- wss elected to llll the
sldcsofesptslnufthsmsrohlngciub.
Ir. Mus. the will
gd a banner for the club, and
will have it ready to swing to
thahe-slutwowssks. Bowman»
nsdsqulteaspssehandatltseouclndon
luvltsdalldowntohhssleen.whsrs he
"Impulsive. Tbs-artisans
adjesrssdtsnssttwowsshsfrosidsts.
W
Combed-n.
“diam-w .Dwr 55'»
a
inhuman-Imus
.2”. -.-E--m
halllastevonlng. ’l'lnrcwasagoodlm
destined-nauseous» 4‘
Mull l2 l~2c
ridyonrhouseof thumb:
to- Wetter
using Moody’s”
” (It! ,‘ptcuic 23:52:22 all the:t good
To those whosreitnn odwitli water :—-—Wo
”three days or nfiy,” by“
ii: iii A .
"grabbing“ “is tragic perfecthcnlfltby
REMEMBER
We close at Six o ’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER.
33 Washington Street. South Nomaik.
Monitor
surmise nose. 2
The Law ltslaslag‘l'hsrssa Disregard“ lrs
Bnrwalh and Other Towns.
'l'helaw !
wow Momma-2 ”E”... r
didrsgardedin orwalknndother towns
110%” "WWW mm
“mm «Willi impact lbw
weeks-overs! cases allowing that it is
unsafetoallownumuarled dogs to run
at large during the heated term,huve
bsenreportsd within the limits of the
town. ASilvermine man, bitten by
dogmppossdtobemaddsslills patient
atthePasteur lustituteinNew York.
smarts of the general statutes
specifim that “every owner. keeper or
harborerofanydogshallkillsaiddogor
muazlethesametotbeaooeptsocsofthe
selectmonoftbetownwhereinsuch dog
hownedaudhsthromtheiirst day of
layineachyearuutilsuchtimeassaid
selectmenshallordersald metals remov-
ed. Any person violating this section
shallbefinednotmore than seven dol-
larsorimprnonednotmore than thirty—
days.orhoth."
Not helludorendog were seen dur~
ales: in fact. s muscled dog would at-
trsct much attention. hemuse of the
novelty of the thing. VUnmuazled dogs
are legion; we have fully 800 of them.
Infuse to Pay The" Files.
11. C. Green and Robert Dunbar; mem-
bers of Company 1-2. of New Britain, con-
ceived the idea some time ago that the
dues imposed upon them by Captain Mc-
Lean forahseuce fromdn'lls. etc., could
not be enforced and sonsolutely refused
to pay. A hearing was given them by
colonel Burden, who suspended Captain
lcloan, but still the men refusedto set-
tle; so Chlonel Burdett sent to Officer W.
H. Alba two executions commanding
theofleertooollectthelinesundcosts if
possible of the delinquents. but if not
collectible to arrest them and lock them
upinjail. OflioemAllen and Hsnmon
what thealternatire was, made satisfac-
tory arrangements forthe settlement of
theentireamount of shoot 320. Don-
bar, whobappened to bein the saloon
playing cards when he saw the sincere.
skipped ontofthorenr door, and nude
his way home across various potato
method of hisgoing. his only a ques—
tionoftimebeforeheiseaughtsudmadem
topuyorgotojail.
cans-slows Patrons
The followingwere issued August 2
1892. List furnished from oliice of A. if
Wooster, solicitor of “iterate. Bridgeport
Coon.- .
August Morton, Brid . bicycle
hell: A C. Hobbs and C. Richards,
geport, machine for sizing and pol
fishing paper tribes: f Frnierick hexEggs.»
ridgeport, mac me or settin no
books; Wilbur :0” Dial 8 Jews-
in; also Inc in two ts.)
Willllll’l". Dial. Brid W ( semina-
clIine;HermI\nArmbruster,New oven.
tug loop; JohnG. Liddell, New Haven,
attachment for cartridge-W min
ehiuezl-‘rankhf. Garlan seen,
machine belt: Prank
Haven, machine gun; BdwardB. Hatch
and C A. Colion. Hartford, electric
magazine bobbin: Daniel ll Nor
En)”. Bartf,ord commute; Frank G.
WW. 'on for lam
John B. flow-e
'ng hats; Irving 0. l’latt Water-
ry, button-setting machine; Irving G.
Flatt. :atorbury, ,‘fgrming button-bars;
David lloadley Naugatuck.
bevel; Walter G. lorrhon, Willimautic.
device for driving spindles; Iatthew 8.
Nichols, Central V . dental dhk
carrier; Ilsulel lived. usoui’a. cutlery
grinder; Oliver 1). wimmr. Soothing
to“Designs-W méter l W ller. Walli
rnry t. I: II“—
ford. spoon: Prank Yokel, tabletop.(two
'l‘rade-nsarka—Danhu Pharmacalas-
nrciatdhin. Daubmy, so into for cod
.thsrs
New
fibers”: tow “arm
.2..me
are the finned” and
luformatitsrabou aboutthotnsllloodthra.
Bomsioek Bros. 1’
[Will :22 Ininnmem
STABLES,
dill IF TIIE Ill'llll llfllllE,
TIIE‘ its. BIISIIIESS
” Real Estate and Insurance
ing thehotspell lat week wearing mua- 900d
calledonGmemwhoisbar tender It s _,
niloononfiutlainstreet. who, seeing HOUSESmms-Id
patches without muchregsrd as to the ' '
. a . , m mm“ *memm m ..
2.2". .‘I'WSI 5;: $2352.22 1. II. IIIIIIII,
coon PAYING POSITIONS "
"Bloom FOR GRADUATES AT———
stiflfllliEBE,
l22 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn."
chromatin UWWWEIBr-smhpm writ
Bestof rcfemncesfurnlshed. Callorwriteforoimnlar.
.I. r. outrun. l’nrocrrar.
man
WISHIIITIII 8TIlEET.
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-A-p.
$2.00 per ‘doZen.
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York. I am
port
now fully prepared toms ellie v hcsg' class
II: :hflotograflitigork in all its hat-ha. and
er (I ucem wor .wlllmak
a short time only. the hest’lass class e ml:
$2.00 PER DOZEN
122222.. a: Eoloen.
WANTED
Afi'l'llllil'rlrsners. Binders and a
Tip later at Langley. Low &
Alexaader‘s. no ladlaas Street. Chl-
cago, Ill.
7ANTED~CrIrreIrponding_ agents in overy‘
“*9 town to informusof parties intending
opening or refitting ssloous. by thsla
saloon fixture manufarrnrers in the world.
The llolbse hi I!
roadway cor 5th at. ..
MIA-rill
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Bur Fixture C .. l. 155
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Ian SprlchLlleuieh.
DlIIllEII. Photographer
it’lsshingten Street,
‘ 0\ ER POST OFFICE. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Apply to MN... MW”. .._-.-. ., »
“I s- “on”,
jy’JI If
~DEALIR IN”—
WlTlllIES, JEWEL“, SILVEI III!
PLATED "Ali.
TO LET.
lei! RNISHED or unfurnished ironiSa-pt. or
OIL. 1. property mrner of Spring and
Washlngton struts. House in first-clussoh
dcr. Modem lmnrmememe, lntluding hot
and cold water. baths. elmria- helix etr. Ref-
entices required. Apply to Gen. links-out].
real estate agent. or on the premisa of “re
Perry. and Zr!
HOUSE of set-en rooms, in
uated on chestnut stree.
m of house on Burbank street.
ohn Newman. )0. 5 Burbank street.
EVEN room house .\'o. ”Golden Bill street.
with all modern conveniences. Home in
ihmsonable Apply to Win.
.lmterJ‘rofut A: Knapp' 31% l j) ll if
HOUSE corner North Main and Ann streets.
m Rent 315. W atrr in; all
Improvements. (I at
Woodward arenue.
of . rooms at
Intidernl
No :s ppl)‘ to E. A.
vden. near Five Mile
:a month. Addrtee
River station. at
rural if
Have you seen the
Box: [downy—ton. Conn.
5W house 'l'a lor aven ilk 5 rooms
NW ater,atreet y9'5 “Joins“eh‘ avenue. .5:
farm 'house. barn. garden mom“and, pnsiuragt-
South lomall Souvenir Sheen?
km rooms, ltuwayton. Slit. Raymond
El‘WllllTll lEIGllE IIIG II Elllll
' Illll SILVER.
, Somethingxew.
Special Attention Paid to loyalt-
in; In all Its Branches.
H. S. Rood
I6 South Isis 8t. _
III
[’03 SALB.
‘VE have a few can choice old oats and
about one hundred tons old ha. \ou
mndependontheeegoodshswe had min
khefore new hay or oats were in the mur-
Raymond aria lw
roe.
A. K“ mllch cow. 1'. StQHPILfi. it) Stevens
street Norwalk. In'r..'lt
‘(llt Sill]! Alarge horse. weiglit we). J.
i; lom-{lfort Point street. [inst Korw‘flk.
ID I'
MIST. M
('Llili‘fllt pin containing ruby surrounded
ri-I.lamond Probably Inst between
Frank in street and Landcr‘ s block. A liberal
reward will hi. paid for its return to this
clitor- agiltf
“(2.5M
12 . lNSTANTANL‘nU-S
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOUND.
‘1‘] Nil.“ morning. on the Wilson road. a
3 lap spread w hhlr thoowner can have by
firming inmpr rt and paying for adtertising.
”Zeume“ sum .Bly arenne.Sonih Sorwalk.
SPECIAL
Moonlight Excursion.
Till lllf Sill Ill lIIE SBIIIIB.
LANDING AT
Roton Point!
Saturday, August 6,
Steamer JESSIE B.
LEAVE 80!”!!! NOIWALK A1” 23 l'. I.
AND RI'I'UBRINH LBAV l IO'I‘ON
mm AT 10 I'JI
EXCURSION FlIIE 250.
Steamer wIIl madlio about on tits-Mord sod
”Baton I'm 0.!"
Braid Moonllgm Bail.
mums!” IMWW
WESllll EVENING. lllli. Bill“;
27’
I‘M!
The leading fish'mnrkot of 7th;
city is at
IIIINT it ZELIJFF’S
:Iz—Wisuiiroros Brazier-32.
W
There you can always find the
freshest fish to he had. A line
lotE of shed arrives every day.
Enriniiimhiifs.
.. onymgimmmny .2 Home mm
gull. {:2 km“ n . mg“ ()rdcrscullod fornuddelivered.
rd I leave the stem-
amt” sail toths sonsastx‘riwa:rIIIMrIIet"villi?” air-rum Wiglogiltlff ‘7an Mlmogn-
“0m —« 2 - on m ,
sale by III-am at the ins-ans as
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us mm rm:
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Inigo-ms run-ennui: ,,
e. 2.. Stoves Hamiltonian
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a.
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flat
Milli.
turbos
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