HEY ”BIIBEB Milli.
rum scrum orncm one
'1; run aluminum“.
mummyaadthassdnesr
mam-J‘ will at Ale lens to
'W.“ Illa- laglo Arrested by
, wusluu-maulung. '__i
'llrenofiriomdohn'l‘uhcy’sunlicenssd
» saloon on haukiin avenue, Norwalk,
wusgsiuraided last eveving on corn-
plaint of Prosecuting Agent Gray. the
raid being made by Constable Conley
lndotbsr members of the South Nor-
walkpolicnloroc.
The oiiicers arrived shortly after 8
o’clock.andaithoughtheproprietor was
-,takenbysurprise.someonohad time to
godownintotbecellarandturnthcfaw
set of an immense cask of ale. allowing
alltbeliqunrtodowwtbelore the oili-
cuscnuldstop it They tound inithe
“grocer'y.”however, two demijohrl of
whiskey, one bottle of whiskey and two
mot lager beer. These were confis-
cated by the odioers and Ilr. 'l‘uhey was
notified to appear More Justice Momll
‘ {tibial tb'nafternoon at 0 o'clock.
7' Hrs. Ellen Nagle. of Wilton avenue.
who gained an unenviable reputation
for selling liquor without a license when
she lived on Chapel street, and who was
arrested and lined after she moved to
her present residence, received a call
yesterday afternoon from United States
lamhal Emory F. Strong. He had a
warrant for her arrest for violating the
internal revenue laws. She was taken
to New Haven, and arraigned before
United States Commissioner Wright, for
l hearing. fire was found guilty and
lined, but took an appeal and was placed
under two bonds. Michael linilin inr-
n'mhed the required security and lira
Nagle was allowed to return to Norwnlk.
cuss rs Isrsogdfir»
Planned by half. Iandsen ln connection
With a lecture Coarse.
C. W. Knudsen is phoning a course of
lectures for the neuron of 13cm, similar
tothosegiven onNatural Philosophylast
winter. Several gentlemen have agreed
togivenne or more lectures in the
course gratuitously; but some expendi-
tures will be necessary for apparatus,
diagrams, etc. Mr. Knudsen desires to
provide the means for this purpose by a
class in astronomy,which will be formed
on the following terms:
l.‘ The number of pupih is limited to
, twelve. all of whom must. be more than
twolve years of age.
’2. The lemons will be given on Tues-
days fromab to 6 p. m., beginning
October 4. ‘
3. The fee will be“ for twenty lemons.
and the text hock J. Mrmm Lockyer’s
Elements of Astronomy, published by D
Appleton. No class wril be loaned ii
lea than live person apply for mom—
WP-
Tickets for the astromony clam may be
obtained from the librarian at the Public
Library, South Nmalkmfta September
are. Application ior admission to the
class may he made at any time before
that date at the same place.
lflr. Knudsen should be unable to
fulfillhis enpgernent the less will be
returncdtotbepnpihattherateof
twentydive cents for each lesson missed,
Canter sensor lensing.
Anadjournedmeetingoithe veteran!
the Centerschooi district washeld lathe
school house last evening. William
Thompson presided. Reports iron: the
committee upon the painting of the
school hams was read and accepted. it
was voted that the commidse be author-
ined to award contracts for painting thd
building at a figure not to exceed the
lowest estimate received. This was .205.
it was suggested that the committee
choose some lighter color for the build
ing. it was voted to rascal room four
with the latest improved single seats.
A lengthy “I.“ followed upon sani.
tary improvements. which was brought
sumpuyicsooroby a mom to ad-
journshe die. The chair doubted the
vuteaudarislngvotewasiaksn. ltwas
thirm to adjourn and twelve apinst.
m-..
“Ma-Mm
AttheProhibitioncaucus the follow-
chcs-i: William F. Pillow, Lewis ll.
Joann. W. Smarts. W. l. Bhsrrott.
ldwinliJlarnhanr, Frank El'arsnns.
Obits- Iiils, Iontavilla B. Super,
mvsrw.Wesd, Islvlils W. strum,
ltsynolrk,
”Icarus. ammwm
murmur-sass. 05a...
mummies-n. omen“. rills”sdiairab|y.aftsrwhlch aohaptsr
chum swoon... Moo ‘
mmamvostresttmo :‘
Thopsviiioneartendoff'
’fiGEO
o. 2 South Main Street.
Who‘ll manslaughter
unioninfltsmmdym Thorsten-
ansmetatthsdepot in that place, and
shortly after 10 o’clock. headed by
the!
marehedthroughsomsot the principal
streets. Therswcre thirtyolonr menin
therankscfthoSixthrsglmeut andtha
Seventeenth regiment had along-two.
Whentheydkbandsdtbcfiixtb wentto
theG.A.lt.hallandtheSeventeenthto
thelectmrnnm oithc Congreptionai
lierta's band. of My
church, wheretho businem meetings oi
the smocistions were held, and otllcsrs
elected‘lggjhe ensuing year.
Those odious were elected: President,
William 0. lerritt. Company A. East
Norwalk. Secretary, John 1]. Foster,
Company K, Bridgeport. Treason,
Patrick Wade, Jr.. Company K. Bridge-
port. Vice presidents, Edgar Buttery.
Company A, Norwalk; Georg Scnfleld
Company B, Stamford; John Benedict,
Company C, Danbury; Sergeant Henry
North, Company D, Bridgeport; Captain
Henry Burr, Company B, Weston“:
James E. Stevens, Company l-‘Jlowsyton;
Lieutenant Charles Smith. Company C,
South Norwaik; Captain Enos Kellogg,
Company B, Norwalk: Courtlandt Her-
row, Company I, New londonfl’rcdefick
A. McKay, Company K, Mount Vernon.
N. Y. Executive committee, Colonel
Henry Buss. lit. Vernon. N. Y.; Colonel
Seinh G. Blakeman. Shelton; Lieutenant
Charles Smith. South Norwaik; Sergeant
Patrick Wade, Jr., Bridgeport; Lieuterr
sut Frank Bliss, New Canaan.
At. the meeting oi the Seventeenth.
Treasmer Patrick Wade. Jr., of Bridge-
port, readhlllfllon for the just your.
The amount on hand at the last report
was till. 721; dues received last year, till). -
75: total, $135.96. The enpemes were:
Band inst year, W: printing, etc., 830.-
-‘.’5; repairing tlsg- pole at Gettysburg,
..
2.};
$0.35; total. 8116.
$10.45.
After the business was over the two
regiments filed into the Town Hall,
whens long tables were tastefully ar-
ranged. Bon. James ll. Olmstead do
iivered the address of welmme. recount-
ing the numerous deeds of valor oi the
two regiments. After Mr. Olmstead had
concluded, the Rev. Dr. B. P. Raymund
invoked a blessing. Then a proccmion
of young ladies, neatly attired, and with
bright, smiling faces. began the work of
supplying the diners with choice «tables
and drinkabies, of which there was an
ample and choice supply. Smechvmak-
ing closed the day' s pleasure.
balance on hand,
lot In Mr. Bower a Private Interest.
The statement in our ismeo! yester-
. day,in regard totbe application fora
public highway in Darien, appears to
have been erroneous in some particulars.
J. M. Bowen does not live on Content-
ment island. as that is a sentimental
name which the late Hon. Vincent Col~
yer gave to hisown property only, for
undoubtedly be had no desire to inflict. a
name on the property of other mph.
The application to the superior court to
have a road opened was not in lir. Bow~
en's private interest, but was made on
behalf oi the petitioners who had vsinly
applied to the selectmen to open a road
use public necessity and convenience.
The; petition is not to open a public
highway over Mr. Bowen's private road.
our over or near the land of tire. Vincent
(:olyer. The road desired would he a
continuation of the Five Mile River road
to Scott's cove, across the lands only of
lessra. Williamson, Dexter Cole and
Samuel Ferris. a distance of about sev-
enty-live rods. In order to obtain the
desired road Jt may he found obligatory
to extend into the waters of long Island
sound. Since the location, by mutual
agreement, of Mr. Bowen’s private road.
it has been perisctly satisfactory to him.
llecotistructcditand haskeptitinper—
loot order ever since, wholly at his own
expense. lie dos not daire any change
hitcnnathatlfi should "bssmtainsdby
981'”!!! a wiliingne- to have the town
lateltlml dodicatslttn thrilled! the
public. it acquired. ...-....
Christian weaver Dapper.
The Young People's Society at Christ-
ian Endeavoroi the Southllnrwslk lisp
tlst church held a sum and entertain-
ment last evening. The supper, corral-t-
errain. cake.and other ddisaciss, was
ciaslcnottlwpvogramms. 'l‘hslltuary
uttered Bnhubert’s "Iardl Ores Quad-
,
b w
'elevstnrshatt.orpoctingtntiudlr.
thorowa”or hymypusonghuthshaa
ingoldelichosnhdncnldmssts.”
ssrvedbythcladiesofthesocietylnths
earlypartolthcsreningaadatthscon—
and musical exercises opened withs
SWMMEWMM nsltatim by lbs llav m. which
wnm, MAM wugrutlysppreollhd by Ill. In...
mammalian. lire. K. (lemondVosburghandOisraByd-r
.LOCKWOOD W-
South Norwallr. 0t.
00“ A Bill! SHIFT.
Alli“! RDICIIIIBI’I INCU-
WI ”CAI! Flol DIAII.
Whhwulryilgtolelsalait
abstracting-vs Iay all
Andrcwllntchinson, foreman oi the
spinning room at the Norwalk lfills.
Winnipank.‘metwithssrrious aeoldnt
ysstudayaftsrnoon.
'l'hoelevstsrnsblecsnghtinthe shalt
andcouldnotbemovedelt’rerupor
down. Hr. Hutchinson was called to
helpraleassit. Whilehewas doing so
thsobstructiongavewayandtbs cleve-
tor shot downward at a fearful rats.
lir. Hutchinson. who was leaningonths
platinrm.h~thisbaiancewben it went
iromumlsrhim and flanged headlong
dowuthcdarkahaft. Anulnberotlln-
ployss who saw the acehlent rushed
downstalnandopeuedthe door to the
Hutchinson's lifele. body at the bottom.
They found the elevator had again stop-
ped and Ir. Hutchinson lay on input it
more dead than alive. He was taken
outandcarried tohishomeon the Wil-
tonroad,nsarby,and a physician was
summoned. He said that in falling he
struck his back upon a projecting beam,
which wn all that saved him from strik-
ing on his head.
ldr. Hutchinson’s back is badly bruised
and die doctm' Is afraid of internal in-
juries. This morning he was comforta-
hie.
A com arcs. ‘
lights-131nm It and lowers the Chart—
pt DIEM Iaoord.
Twelve thousand people saw the races
at Charter Oak park, Hartford, yester-
day. Below is a summary of theevents:
2:2: cum rummoorcm Sill“) nrflnan.
J. Sanboru. r g Harry chlair...0 l0
0. Burch, ch s Alcynne. Jr.. , . . ..l
W. E.Weekl.bn BciiaWilkeI- .7 i
HI-
alto-1r
nil-IQ
Charles Smart. Jr.. In ind!
Thompson ..................... 3 2 h t 5
JohnCheney.bInCnrinne ...... s a s ii 2
ldBanthsrrsgon....... ...t oil) 0 3
B._Staniey.meueheas... ..llb till t
Hart Marcel. b g Jim or»
ham. .... .5 t
A. P. NcDonald. mb III Alice
Wilkes .................... ... .itl ii it it
C. ll. Baldwin. h In Miss Mc-
Grsgnr . ................
H.T.Dykmsn.bgllarry
llsat. Quarter. flail. 8m”.
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O
a
l at 1:11) mm 2*
r :13 mm, m“.
3 2n». Hill 1:“
r :‘m 1M Irm
r. : I:ll 1:615 22%
a :n his l:"‘l§ :-
“0,0 lln'All Ion :31 visor-n
'1'
.l. Pickett. bikIanghiingale ....... i: l l l
anticommunist» ...l 2 r 2
Franklin" br-Bthsrm; store 3
WMCNmflkbrnlmt . I t 2 t
J.J.lluweu.baJssaellanaen.m...... l s an
CHEUmbgllllnolslabut ...... 3 9 sin
McCray. hmfiadlel. ..... i 8 l l
l. umbrmvlrginlalvans ...... u 7 r s
F. Blmnhbmxelllsluon b It: I
ECJIcVULbIIIIiko ............. 8 5 ll:
mnemhnlalcblning ......... am it I
staunch-Kremlin ............. nit!!! i’
8.8mlth.bgble¢nl ................ will?“
Soon McCor.cb mmlfllreggor I dis
Heat Quarter llalt Ms Ills
i r en in»; her root
2 :11 Ian 1:: 19, em
a m mm hm 21m
4 so. Hm; : not aim
*hi 1 use. noise. were tut t. ntvtuan
John Driscoll, hit a Thistle. l
9 1
Dell liarkenbnnlellts ll .............. 5 i it
IllemaresiJrgllenryii... ...:i 1 2
N. J. Stone. bl lly Wilkes ............. t t 2
J.(‘arpenter.bgllderivn ............... l I l
C LCnoney. b In Babatla .............. t h t
J. ll. Cunichael. eh I Sterling ........ It I l
llest Quarter llall annulus hills
I It 117'; ll" Brit
2 :n lm lztb 2:]?
3 am 1m hills mm
lllltlt All!) 111an
I- rtantlwwswftko Coa-
amkhdhaw
Backsdhyltsginslddoltnvsnmtltsw
York,andothsr membersof the"Four
Hundmd.”alineulpmtcoachesbtohe
tstabiished.tn run between New York
cityscdilswportmtrummor.
1 1".th whoelopfwiih
Joint. Pains (rota
weeks ago.is dead at liapnleon. Ohio.
Psisehuhmsnutedcnthcchargcol
klllnglrsrhyamethnd 91h pointin-
lag.
J. Hathawayhuughtshaleol bay of
A.H.Woodrull. ofWinstad. slew days
sgoaudonoprnlnglttoundslivsrattlo-
snake in the middle. The snake was
torpid. ’l'hehuwasiastysar‘sprndnct
andtlrssnaks had thus gone a whole
Vssrwithoutfood.
’l‘hsstramsr Bey Qasra. over whose
safety grave lssrs were sntwtainsd.
lsndsdsatsiyatllsllsbonk.lswllavsa.
at m a. m., ysstcday. sftw Hug
nearly hoarsoathswatsr. ’l’hs
steamer on board a Sand-y about
Wmmmmsmfl
oftsulrswhscsmsdthsdrhy.
Frank Smith, who is old enough to
mm.mtmu lint-wish
andnndshlnssltohsaissstsayoaag
mountinonlysusss fins.
slawusassltothssoralos. however,
lorrhsslippsdosi and looked lira la.
'i‘irsnahsWtohplssrutina
nib its mils“! the hilarious Ir.
mmWMudhy. fished
«fitment-“wasted.
“man's-arr. ,
swim-issue”,
unmnnmnssrynmnos.""
Millstone! scant-tri- ,
willydrrssyontosdrsdesrtalntytltynudn. wassadobusiurs
withycu.
HAUI'IIMO IN mun.
lulled m Clam d'AIalm MI“
Arrested. clubbed and resulted.
lea list land. all.-
Ons‘larnad the Lights Oat and-has
light tuned. in Which Ugly Int-alas
On May, while out walking in new ‘aralalictod—l'srpstratersllsoape-
hum)“ m'” “M“ ' ”w“ Pars-um, Aug. fi-A 3r mum
sooflsnlive
“Monomlgnsdtotksihnegrs' drm
“ti-Thirty-thlrdstreetworhwaslilown
Ipwitbdyaarnits ovsonrs otbsrhigbsa-
. plosivs on a side track oi the Allsghany
Volley railwayst ‘l‘birtyjfourth street. It
was the first attempt at destruction or
proprrty around the Classic City mills
ludmnsedgreatsadtsnsntinndsandonc
Ids of the works. The body at the ar
wash-lily shatteredaad thacnntentiscat—
tued in all directions Aresevvelomsol
when was summoned and quickly var-round-
ad theplace, but noose was captured.
'l’nsrewu a lottdropori in the yard,
whichwashsard Necksaway. fliepatroi-
mum the yard hadsesnacloudol
WWI” he '0. and denuded“ whitennokarhei‘romoueolthecarswhsa
h“ TM thsuflcrheommdmad botanic!!! 11>
confirm story. Wtothsofllcerlncbargeotthesnsrd-
st Vandrefuasdtocgflsldw hatsw minutes policemsahadsnrronnd
“ME°M$F%M£ ldtheyard.andwordbadhaentclephcned
lochsdhinr init. Onthewayto libs'l‘wellth wardtoasndnmeemea to
warden "Nd I" lcNutt mg the car iron which the guard
“d d", NW him "I“. Ildlsenthe smoke nae. the police Ionnd
bhedhiIa severely. After two bourv'
thithsaideand and had been blown out
Wt Ir ”“8“" "' "1“" andthsoonteatssnsttsred about. Between
In- Hell n to ands-sand ha in?” i rm “mull-9 “8'“ tour 10-12qume
M112“! luckIMul‘awdymw “of!“ ‘Mt I“ 0|! VII bound (or the
Assonnasnswsol theailairreachsdths mmillodsoths ”959‘ “II-3 Gilli"
(mountbomnntercsned upon Ir. “mmva-thium were re-
rrcxvnrrmonmd lull satisfaction. The wlfm'g 32‘2““
h... . ‘ L
detective. thewardcu and two
were distal-rd. lfr. laziest, mm -Wbes the ”We“ occurred the inn-
in‘thltnneol the policemen had slugs mmmmyut whomhadretiredand
m.mmmnnnhrn3mm wmhthehhnummemso
tklswasdoas. mm madesnnhlorthe cues
Wrigley. whowassestcdst
Dampuandtalkingwiththewatch-
dossdthe
iii;
Inmdngly
Nutt stuck out, knocked the detective
down and than drewhia revolver.
detective shouted for help,ssvsralpoilu~
rnsarsaponded and Ir. lacNuttwassv—
Ir. lexnttmadenoresistancs. Attbs
police station he presented lib mrdfn-
i
penouswho have
thagood sense and modentionsbowaby
Ir. Icilutt. Evsryeliortbmadsbytkl
authoritiasndthsmomhsrsolthaliaitrd
MWtohnshthsraatteI-ap Ir. -
mmmhmumnsm
THE ARENA 0F POLITICS.
Indiana's Legislative App-"tune“ Law
to lie tasted by lop-Wane.
lama-nor». Au. 21-30th m
the
ssvaraldays on the snbjeetottestingtbs
constitutionality ol the leghlativs appos-
tionmsatlawpa-sdbythebemocratstwo
ymsamudlthaa beendrciledtolutr
tutethssuit. The movement is made at him.
the instigation olthsstateorntralcone
mitten. D'Itrlct Attorney Chambers h
takiaganactive part in thecampalgnand
b-hrcnadris‘lng witbthcccmmittee.
New Jersey's People's Party.
Nawsnn, Aug. 2.4m) state arrow
the committee of the People's Union of
New Jersey has completed arrangemenb
{or the stats convention. which is to beheld
Among the rumors which quickly spread
immediately alter the explosion was one
that a bold and daring attempt had been
ladsbythsstrikentoblow npthe Twenty-
inldbrnryhathntonmn'l’ueadayJept. Mancini“.
d Ihscall huedlsinvama-uenvvatioo Another had it thataeannon had been
nlailwbubelisvelnthel’wplshpmtyflao mnakihahvatiunoppinitethomill
tksatnkers, who had determined to
bombard the Carnegie plant and drive out
III the “shimmer: at work and wreck
them-tweets. Then there was still
soother that a battery of boiler! imide the
unfilled “let an" and caused great dcstruc
lion stills and property.
newsw- nun Inside the llll.
For tlilytwo hours those were
htaghsraldsdabmrtths Pennavsnno div
triet. At no time since tits great strike
was lastiaangnratsd in this citybas ex-
citement been so intense in the vicinity oi
the null as it was last night.
Detective Jerry Gumbert and several
pdiosoflcisbarenltbeopinion tbatitwu
done either by the strikers or by sympar
thlasmnotto do very great damage. but
simply to create unmet and sway pub
ticsympathy
1'th oi the prearmmittee. after
making an tnvutlgation, toil-vs that the
dynamite was thrown trout the inside of
butitisnotthoughttbatastatotickctwili
benomiuatrd
Mill" Resigns.
Was-moron. Aug. art—Jars" C. lliii. or
hula, chief of tire Radian division of the
holds. for the I'm-rt. 'l‘l-o.
Bruce“. Aug. iii—Fur the {north con-
seeutive time James J. Belden was nomi
said as the Republican candidate for con
gre- lrom the Twentyuveath distflct.
Irlbbe Nominated.
llrr-nnwav. Pa. Aug. in. -—lleorga F.
Krihhs, of clarion. w. nominated lor con-
gressby the Democratic conicrreesof the
Twenty-eighth district.
..--.-MW aw nbstantiatiug this vie by saying
lens-tasted for Congress. “I'- W on “0 W‘
(ham-sari. Aug. fi—lelsmy 8m rstthcnuli m,” they “'° "“7
elorttofsrretont the matter.
The nonunion men blame the strikers
Mthslsttergollrtbrw ndsiate that it
balshunouthepartofsomsbodydirectly
interested toruin their cause by turning
tbsgondwilloftbepubllcagainstthem.
......—
aud John A. Caldwell were renominated
for «ingress by the Republicans of the First
and Second divtriets.
"More: lira-mint“.
Eamon. Aug. tow—lion John it lies-
rsmnouaun.
PlInanaLrau. dag. n—Jl'hsold stand-
ardiopoaadstsslrailwhich hasbsen is
asebytnsl’auaylvaniallaihnadeompsay
Lsuslt.ld.,Ang. as—rte Democratic hm- stud-Brac- swarm-11d In
onuvsntiosnfthsl'llthdistrlctresuniastsd thefutnrsnntkauainliussthostanrhrd
llarnssilorantuaby byarclnnatioa. :mmhmm
l
. . ‘ag‘dm 'm ,"m Alt-"BMW .
(m1. Casts, Aug. eta-I hummus 1‘" ”3:35“ *4 N-W W
urived his, fulcrution miss
at s‘liu'tpi in he mountains
which little it!" in a
are. ill he saw twenty-one dead
bodiestksrsaadalargsaa-hsrofwosndsrt
Ala-souls.
llaw Your. Aug. lit—W. It. indium.
t; loll Infill-In. sscrstsry,aad
maammuroww
”sunbeam. Their-chemo
Compton by Ania-sun
mmumsmmwum
“mm
mottkspurolassotthatsindflymhy
lsghad.
Ialllva- ”Training.
“3.va LL.AIg.S.-Jehn LII!-
hmstoppsdtraiaiag.
witltahsltttlrsnrrelrsnensowaatll
1 “m“ ’
l4 Suit Iris Strut. Inuit-idling.
.1 museum.
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gate and lodsd it.»
Ina-mama
BROTHERS
Howell.
monsynuthepurchssc.
whsuynugstaclesngittofmoucy ‘11- explanation is thatyuursvs.
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WHERE
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lF IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABLE
FOR THE SUMMER. SEE OUR
Shirt Waists
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
”NW“
- ~ [stirs inciting Bits ill all Shapes Illl Styles
1501111 thrice Stilts of Bullies rt 5 carts per ml.
Inn pious oi Pineapple TISSIIB just ratchet; Materialism.
‘ :in at [up I rife inn, lilo Isl lie in wt.
‘ glitch“
on Itiliihmtltylndtvisstsmm Honors,
mommmcnrno-suroseosrnunn.‘
ill tho NewestSIersin lireSs Bonds,
SPECIALTY N BLACK GOODS.
Bathing Suits “‘01 All Kinds,
For Goals and Children. Bathing Caps for ladies; pure Gum”
Rubber. guaranteed water tight, at 25c and we each.
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Jasmin nun llilSIEIll ntmnim
FIsa‘iwaysinthelsad. We superinrfiorfis
flrthotisda’rhmedtthaarm
15 well Stlttlll Styles ill limit Hulls It In cents |ltl 11m
tilt it iiilllllii it term
"I"
The lowing fish market oi! the
city is at ,
IlllNTiL ZElllFEFS
32-Wssnmororr Bram-132 *“
There you can always lind'the
in-shest fish _to behad. A fine
lot. of fish arrives every day.
.PllllE lBIlTB BITSBP.
IIPBBTEB SlflBlIES,
One thousand lbs of Lobstcrs for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called forand delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HIINT &ZEi0ll’8
:2 vrsnmtm sum.
Ti?"
L: 'ns'cxiafii“
Paints. oils. Glass, tic.
Artists Materials.
Pictures framed to Order. Painting,
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