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N" YORK, Sept. Ell—The first big Be
public-n meeting of the mpaign weeheld
I“ night at Goodallniou. Thtnewsthat
u—Benator Warner Miller, ea-Seuator
Platt, Chutney ll. Depew and Whitehw
Rd! were to speak attpctsdalarga crowd
The speakers were snorted by the Lincqu
Pioneer corny, of the Eighth assembly dis
trict. Their reception was most cathod-
flio. Mr." Dcpcw entered first. followed
by Mr. Reid, Mr. Miller. Mr. Plait, Mr.
Incubus. William Brookfield, Elihu Root
audotheruotshle men in the party. Ar
soon as theywcre seated Mr. Brookfiehl
chairman at the Republican state commit,
temnepped to the front and presented as
the presiding oilicer the Hon. ThomssC
Flatt.
llr, Platt'a Speech. ,
Hr. Plait, alter the applause had sub
dded which his appearance had evoked,
thanked the audience for its kind reception
Ind said he must protect against being
dignntiredua prodigal son. He was a
Republican, and never expected to be any-
thingelse. He then referred to the lively
«amputee took place at the m convetr
tlou between the friends of the ditTerept
aspirants for the presidential nomination,
and manning sm'd:
Only two conventions have occurred since
thanpnblio was founded in which the ilermst
Itrlfo harlot been engendered. and these were
“conventions which nominated for thence
and time the Father of his Country. George
W and the savior of his country.
my-usorant. [Ammo-a] The Republican
whonpported the diflerent modulates at Min
asapolls have nothing tor which to apolog‘us.
Anyoneofthauisooalifled tornlethisnatbn
hthodarhotbonroltrial oriuthegoldcnday
ollta prosperity. (Applause)
(lanternplate the illustrious trio and mark
"unawarkahlemn There wasths
dampiouof thcgrest principle of protection
toAmu-ieanindutrlen a statesman who has
been weighed in the balance and never found
wanting, allepuhlicnn tried by every test and
trio-the steel of a Damascus Nude—Ohio's
favoriteson and governor. William McKinley.
Jr. [Applause]
Grandly as overloomod up in the lhtthe
“wart form 0! tho man whose name has
Milne hearts of millions of Republican
throughout the land as they have been inspired
bynomanol his generation You anticipate
his narac. and I need hardly mention James 0.
Blaine. of Halos (Applause)
But a majority of the convention decided
that ha who four years ago rescued the nation
m c mismle, who during the
year-o! his incotnhency had no faithfully borne
nonembllcau standard and whose mlminiu
trltlon had son'xnally' promoted national pm
parity. should lead us again to victory. and
Main Harrison. nt' lndiaun. became the
Women». Mppluuol
The Turin" Qtnwtlun.
Thu Democratic convention at Chicago do-
nonncad‘lha leilinley tariil as a cheat and a
hull. denied the government the right to pro
tactihe workinguian. threw the plank oi tarill
reform overboard to the fishes and substituted
mph!“ sawed out lung ago by the late
Samuel J. Tildan. namely. “Turin for revenue
alt.” On that plank the Republican party
joins inc-with the Democracy.
tamper-
lty o! the nation are assured (Applause)
It. Will] and Mr. Hill both agree in do
daring that mmmmhacheatbnt neither
dares indmso absolute free trade. so
are both compelled to repudiate the plat.
. to straddle the ham.
hilart letter of acceptance Ir. Cleveland
sin
.vix.hehaaheenforesd to spit 0pm
armaadloupsettorataasaeunu’st»
’Amhcorerlooktd thatetn-
condition which waa cmbodisd la
rscmtnpartolthat " " “
hownastkoccn-l-imrdatatiaflct
. Haionldhavadeflultalysettlsdthc
whether Peek should be crucified to
thawrathofthatrastradsinugwumps.
input onlhllht 01 martyrs to the
«protection. lla has baa-driven
.lncathstavil!
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' new llaetlsas lull.
lr.Plattthanwsutonto define the posi-
fludtha {lacunae partyon muueyaud
hwy toasys few words In mid
to ullad“iorue hill.” Hsaaldot III
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flute-“we‘d
forced towrestle with acondltlon. not follows.
i... John Dalrall. eat-lieutenant Governor Wil-
and The!
Media, Delaware county. Vice
ll mm.
“a
can and See'l'hem.
Ittllllll Is not i «not.
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TESTER.
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or titanium tr. truer.
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Hal’httmkoaafollon‘:
Thanh harmony everywhere.“ only is
lisork. batsllorsetha W
'lkislsa veritable Iota tout. ‘
“emu-ewe?
was
therein-U and speak tam”
Warucrlillerupoksasfdlowa:
Ladluaudguntlbhulatandhcull
other
Israeli-toil havens-d away. and tune
pablleanyartyhasealyoasmatomaafi
lbwatuntlonandalala.
spreaeutthsracordot thsmntnopah
llcsu administration. and we is] upon that
recordithimpo-iblathatthereahouldht
avataotawautofconndence.
'l’nrnamotnauttothe achievements or thi:
adminictratiouiu loreign alalra Ila-it not
heauagrandauocs-t laovcrypointwahavv
Iaalntsinsdthodignlty ot the nation. laout
Internalail‘airawehavaheenahletoonmm‘ané
am“ «gr people. without airline
y. lghaat praise thatcaa hr
onufmedoa llarriannls that his ad
mlnhtratiauhas been clean. wire and patriotic
andintheaematteraithasnm been
by any adminbtration that has preceded it
Ithaabeenpatrioticin this. that it has beat
thoroughly American.
The remainder of Mr. Miller’s speech was
confined to a discussion of the term and ol
the proposed abolition oi the tax on stun
banks of issue.
Depew ova Cleveland.
Mr. Plait then introduced Dr. Chauncey
N. Dcpcw. who received his usual ovation
In part he said: "
lcamehmforthapurpcsoolconvinciugthe
skeptical Democratic newspaper: that there it
harmony in the Republican party. [Applauar
and laughter] Brother Miller and Brother
Platt and l {laughter} got on the opposite aid:
at the fence in Minneapolis. but we are now the
Midst lambs in the same lot. [Applause]
The Democratic literary directors are in
debted to ma. l have furnished a document at
which they are printing mow copies when
they print in) of Cleveland's letter of act-opt
lace. Iticthoalleged speech that l modest
the Altar House dinner describing llr. Clove
land as a typical American
lt Itanda prominentlyat the head of every
new-paw in the state: it in
hauled andatandaaideby aids withtbs
worsted motto in the country hum ”God
Bloc Our Home.” You will and it there.
“Chauncey Depew‘s opinion of Grocer Cleve
After reading Ir. Clovfland's letter of ac
captures lwant to any there are two thin-,2!
Ihont that speech-one in. the gentleman i do
aerihed in that speech on the typical American
b not the manwho wrote the letter of accept-
anoe [applause]. and the other is that i did not
make that speech.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
John ll. Robinson lie-elected l’rraldelt
or the league Clubs.
Wiutausmm. Sept. 29.*The state con
ventionof Republican League clubs held
its sessions in the Lycoming ()pem house.
President John B. Robinson in the chair.
There were representatives of 1% clubs
prurient.
The president announced that the league
now has a membership of 21% clubs and
tint the trenanry contains 81.400.
An addrem of welcome delivered by ex»
Congreumun H. C. McCormaek was re
aponded to by President Robinson.
Resolutions were adopted indorslng tlu
administration of President Harrison or
pure. patriotic and atatesmanlike; uppvnv-
log the work of the fifty-first convene. at
pedally its action in the passage of the Me
Kinlcy thrill bill. The members of the
league are recommended to familiarize thr
voters of their respective loculitiee with the
operation of the new secret ballot law, and
the league pledges itself toka chillingly
for the success of the Republican ticket.
national and state, in order “to continue
theprosperityaod happincnant thepeopli
of this lan .” The last remiution is at
Thb convention vhwl with and spore
basics the scutlaasd and adorn
ofthcllunocratlepartytodiaturhanddeatroy
on reasonable and sound currency systol-
bytha ”MA" oratatsbanklol
anarchic vala- wlthout stability or security
is any turn.
Letters of regret were read from Presi-
dent Harrison, John 8. Clarksmi, Secretary
of the Treasury Charlie: Fuller. Auditor
General D. M. Motive“, Cousin-imam
llam '1‘. Davies, Congressman ll. ll. Bing
lam and Secretary 0! Internal Adair!
Thomas J. Stewart.
Allofthe mtoflclalswersrcelected
mil-w
1'. J. ll. John. Philadelphia; William D.
Wallace. Newcastle. Lawrence county.
Hohn O. Cartonlancaater‘
our, D Young,l’hiladelphla.'rlu
omen ,nowheld
bleflhmflmdPthdphmlaauap
Nkw You.
of the
lack to
Wm
made; «murmur. mica»
MW. ab. mil”. 1 W
theeat'npalxnolw at this place. lion.
J lehalns was appointed president
at macting.andin a few well chosen
introduced Governor Mollie
words Icy.
m IeKinIey discussed the condition
dthamtry and the relation of the “to
not” As this loam woolgrow-
diflllcghsendeavored to mow .why a
mammal benefited the fat-rim of this
W Ila alto spoke of the exporta, im-
thc silver question and other lures.
washllowod by the lion. John Dclacll
and A. O. Robertson, and Mr. Eberhar
abnmade'adtort speech.“ which the
crowd dispersed. Fully 15.0“! people were
u the grounds. '
“have Dan-crane Earl-seas.
here was a grand success. and beyond a
doubt the largest political meeting over
held in the state. Nearly 50,000 people from
this and adjacent counties were at the fuir
grounds, and t5- pvnt-essinu was over two
miles long. Adlai E. Slel'mtfloll use the
prindpal speaker, and he received agreut
ovation. Eight apeukers'stauds had been
erected, and all of them were occupied at
theaame time. The other speakers were
Syn-tor Turpin, Congressmen 14an of
Indiana and Warner or New York. Gen
eral John C. Black. ex-Governor Gray, the
Hon. Lawrence '1‘. Neal. of Ohio; the lion.
JameanMcKenzie, of Kentucky; Claude
Matthews, candidate for governor; Cou-
greeeman Holman and a dozen other repre-
aentative Danocratu o! the country.
Lilly Will Decline.
Lowxu. Mm. Sept. 29.—llon.Charleo
SJ Lilly, nominated for attorney general by
tthemocratic state convention. will de—
cline.owing toprtanue of his law busi-
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7 English Reno-slated.
Nut/mu, N. .l., Sept. ‘39.—-—Thomnri Dunn
figlixh was unanimously renominatcd
Democratic candidate for the Sixth wu-
Wdistrict.
Connecticut“ hglalatnrr.
HARTFORD, Sept. Bil—The minute IInnni»
mously voted to adjourn to Nov. to, the
same date towhich the house of reprmntw
fives adjourned.
Congress-ta- (‘adrnna Renomlnated.
Esotxwoou. N. .l.. Sept. 2L!:~Cony:rcsa
man A. Cudmus was renomiuuted by ac-
clamution by the Democrats of the Fifth
district. ~
Gillan for Calm
SPRISGFIELII. Mum. Sept. ill—Tim Re-
publiums of the Second congnmnkvnul dis—
trict nominated Frederick H. Gillett.
GILMORE‘S IMPOSING FUNERAL.
A Military Salute Over the Grave la
(‘nlvary Cemetery.
N" Your, Sept. film—The funeral of P.
S. Gilmore was notable for the number and
character of the mild. civic and military
organizations which were officially repri-
aentednnd «slated in various mpuitiu-s in
the services. Bundmaster Austen»! had
provided orchestration for eighty pieces.
“that number 0! players were selected
from the hundreds of volunteers.
Elkllll’fil‘lh sin-ct. from Ninth iii-emu»
lotlw ilmtlevnnl. “was on \‘tfvd may.» 1:...
procession startal‘fmm t Ie home to the
church. The cou'ct. preceded by the luv“-
ornry pallbearers. wu carried from the
library to the hearse by nix nom'ouimisw
cloned nllieersof the 'l‘iventgmuui hurt
monk The honorary pull bent-rm were
Alexander Brewer, pra-sillenl. and John
Hunt, secretary of the Musical Mutual
Protective union: Jacob llmummmidt.
commander. and .l. M. Puck. punt mm-
mantlrr of Musical Post 43!. f). A. ll: J.
l). Desmond llllt'l James P. Farrell. of the
Catholic club. of New York. and John A.
Cockerill and Amos J. Cummings. ol the
New York Puma club.
Following these the pminn who
formed by nixteen memheru'if Company D,
Twentyeixlh regiment: committee-i of the
Intuit. Puma and Catholic clubs: the Na-
tional Federation of Arm-rim; the Old
Guard. St. Patrick‘s society. lllflfll of nfli-
cera of the Twentyaenmll regiment and
the Molded] union and poet There were a
number oi carriages containing runny
floral pieces. luirpe. lyrea, mimic stand».
shields and batons. The docket writ-i wrapped Cinch!!!
in an American llamwhieh mt» covered
with mean
At St. Francis Xuvier‘n church mlcmu
high man» was conducted by Father Den-
ny. S. J..u-h-bmnt; 'uther You timers»-
lacr. S. J.; «lemon: Father l‘ollinxfi. 5..
aulalcacou, and Ruiwr l’ntdow. s. .l..
preacher.
The mus music mm under the tlin-r-tlan
of (”point Klein. unusual by Nnhan
Pranko. vlolluint.
After the ten- lm the I‘m!" at the Titan
ty-aecond. under «mummul at l-‘int Her
gaunt Mun. stood at “pmwut” on the pro
cation reformed (or the march to the
ferry. The band played ”The last Tribute"
as the march w'aa momedmml at the
Twenty-third street ferry "Nam. my
God. to'l‘heo." lathe hoot lelt the allp. Al
thl Calvary earnetery there was a military ao-
luteolthrecmuudahythewovt from the
Mtym.
'I‘ha ltow Pct-lags Eta-p.
Wmcros. Sept. film—Front and arm
Jan. 1 next the lamillar face at George
Waddnglon willdhappear from the two
portage «amps. and an illustrative
pldnreolColutnbua and his Memory of
Amelie-will take its place.
Meat Waahbura or»... Dead.
ninmuw. N. in. Snot law-Uriah 'l'.
tlu Warblmrn. proficient or the People's lack.
dropped dead at the West Shore railroad
“tea at Walt liner-straw. ~
A- am link. Home".
Kelvin. Coal. Sept. fl—Muudo lllll
an“: . 3......“ W ..
r I !
stabhadhuarlt. .
In. lard-cancelling.
Wismlom. Iu-Jl‘haenudlttcact
Inflation-branded to he uhontthc
banish-“1mm brighter aad
Bil“! dept...I .Thsbdlw’ levy-cs
. In.“ .
human nWerflafirmd in
ms killed Initially out two art-rely
IBM"! “WW
W.WW
um. Whenins ‘xurry' " .
giveuauooll. ‘
lit-amass“!
new ace.
PEERLESS Nlllfil Hilts.”
. W .
The Supreme Queen of the Tut!
Trot: a Mile in 2:04.
A renown. noisier stern"
The Block Bounty Rover lruvered In In
(lo-III. bat Went ”he the “lad M-
Itart ta Plnlalt. Putting completely In
tho We All Provlona Records.
Tm: Hams. 1nd. Sept. ill—~11:
world’s record for the light lmrtim hone,
either trotting or peeing. woe lowered yet
to“!!! when Nancy Hunks turtle-l a mile
insult. The10,llllpcople who saw it not
breathless for a moment alter the little
marcpaeeed under the wire. and even Doble,
alwayu.modeat of speech. declared when
carried tothe judged stand on the ahonl»
den of the crowd and called upon for a
speech, that he was “house and Nancy
Banks went so factit tool: my breath away."
It was near 5 o'clock when Starting J ndgo
Walker announced that Nancy Hanks
would go to beat her record oi 3m. made
over the regulation truck at St. Paul. The
daughter of Happy Medium bud been
worked two miles in 2:36am 2:35 respective-
ly earlier in in afternoon. The runner,
Abe ldncoln. stood oppoeite the flag while
Nancy was taken. well up lb crutch for
the start. Coming like it \"llll . .viml down
theatretch,Abe was at horn—heel and ”able
nodded fur‘e word.
The Clip Was Terrific.
'l'heclip was a terrific one. She was at
the eighth in lbw seconds and at the first
quarter in Si mounds. The rte-wad.
an "up hill" quarter. was done in mtg sec
ands. the hull being reached in “75;. The
excited crowd begun to cheer. but at a
word of admonition from the judge lapsed
into silence. This was only broken hymur
muted "Obs" when the third quarter was
done in W secondu Even the judges were
appalled atthe wonderful hum of apeed -
and thought the mare was running away.
80 fast did the come that no one could tell
her .
01: she new and into the stretch, never
filtering. l)oble,with his steady hand and
clocking gentle "whens" to keep her
steady. squared her away for the great
flight home. Even her light hoofbeau
sounded loud to the silent ermrd. All Do
hle gathered her for the final ellort he
touched her gently with the whip, gave
two of those masterful lifts of his. and tin
world’- record. either pace or trot. war
lowered Ix neocndsand the record [or we
ulatiun track three armada
liable I'll-h Ska Can Do “fitter.
The excitement over the great mile did
not rerdly begin until evening when the
crowds gathered nliour. the hotels. Sear!)
every noted driver in the country is here
and all are unanimous in declaring that it
was the most wonderful mile ever done.
hlr. Doble received hundreds of telegrams
of congratulation from all overthe wuntry
lie wired Mr. Bonner. “Nancy Banks. to.
overs regulation track." This is a gentle
hint that the owner of Maud S. and Sunni
can present him the all!” otl'ered for lltl
llrdt horse taunt a mile in 2:05 over a rogue
”thin [rm-K.
Mr. lloble was asked it he thought Hank:
had rem-bed her limit. lie mid the true!
was just right, the more Was just right and
the driver was at himself. As to the priest
hilitirs oi Hunks lowering her record. In
thought that as the hi only six yearsoltl
aha would train on next year rind be even
a better more than now.
The olbeial timeof the mile in: :31, lm,
norm-lot.
THE nascent. WORLD.
KATIDSAL LEAGUE GAMES.
MBcstun— I...
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Brooyn .......... o cuter-brats:
Staley. Btivctta and Causal; Kennedy and
Inflow.
AIM-coro— all.
m ...... 01b00000l~$il
law York....j l' 0 0 0 It I 3 l-~ltl.ll
Viekery and Robinson. Bushandlloyls.
Atc'inctnaath not
Clodnoatl....l00!lnoo%§ot
...... 130500‘000—«Il5l
laakln. Daub. Vaughan and lurphy; Clark
sooaudurnmar.
Atl’hiladalphlk- tuna
Philadelphia...llxillotl)x~lllll
wwm...ioooooooo-ist
Abbey and ldlulrmWeyhiug and Clements
Atlmlcvlllcv—Pint gar-e» It. II. k
W]. ...... 0003000! 08!
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Bar-darn and Merritt. Hutchinson and Kilt
rider.
hound nits
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llawley. Buckley end Brim; Tara and
lack.
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KM! Cums, Win. 301*- lt—sophle ll
Converse. knbwn to the literary world no
laphla Bryant. has been granted a dimmer
from Ben Cotivem. Mn. Cameras is t
«Hindu or the late William Cullen Bryant.
An Aral-nails Forgot.
wanna. Sept. Rollin l'l'ancla Charla
Econ-Souths, o! the Lyric club. was or
restedlorforgingthcaignstun olthe Earl
of lactic-borough to a big cheek.
Light-lag Illla a My.
OHAI'A. Kath. Sept. mum residents
dfiamuelAtklnaoo was struck by light
Maudie-induct. Ann-macaw
m chum were Iliad.
Isllsillasa'tm
”omega”. «
Mattie ew'l cad
“hathwmfi
Bun aspen-Tbs luthseast
am filflmdmw
remnant-students verdict at art
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Meat
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Pl red with scrupulous (are. Highest
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na oanerwere t otma In
its dqlrnotlve work; 1 was it a very bad I
dltluu m stomach was so weak and irritated
It uould not retain the slmpleat loud. Doctors
told Inc the lint-null my snout-ch was com-
plet ly ruirml. l we consulted theheat tiny.
rum in Boston and have taken medicines
acid to he zonal. including lloodi:i B’o'n’n and
A 'er‘e Barsaparilla. l’cpslu an runny more.
al lulled. 4"le one very lard attack one
year ago from which I did not rally l was in.
ducal u: t‘a‘l‘eiaglttrafl‘flantlafif 6.1}. Adm“
up 0 our ngn ow (lacs
1 tell better at uni-a. Ill emu-i was dlil'ereut
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South Norwulk. ”ii“
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u situate. Barton. Inns.
Fire and
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault ”Doors.
AN I)
’ DEPOSIT Willi OE All KINDS.
'Th- Best Sales in the World.
I50,0llll in use. Always we
serve their contents.
lit) cold in Lynn. Mass" since that great tire.
where 500! our “(2H in re subjected to intense
heat. preaching their contents.
CHAMPION REFUHI) also in the Grant
Chill-fl!!! Fire in lzi’ll. in the Grout Huston Fin:
in hit-mud in all theorem til-m since. 5 ll'l
for t trctlturs. Agents wanted. r3 I3m
‘ P‘AY'M ETN‘l‘
$1 wgum
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
TlBllfl, unison & COMPANY.
2I9 Montague 81.,
crn'mu. SQUARE, 8'00”", N. l
Thus far our goods delivered in south Nor-
walk have given Keueral satisfaction. and our
method of payment is highlyapprevlaled. Full
information um be lmd of our agent.
CU i'ETAV PITZER.
19 smuarosn PLACE.
SMITH lllllll’lllll Cflllll.
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED OR (.‘liilWNl-ID.
Teeth tillrd with gold. Platinum. Alloy.
Amalgnm and till pluntic Innlrriuhi.
Teeth "ruled and successfully mm nod with
”old. l’lulinum or Porcelain Crown».
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Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. t‘oulluu
one Hutu nml Rubber Pines. and all work per-
taininu to malern dentistry.
Sim-Mal attention siren to lrrrgulur and
Ch hlrcn'a truth.
All work at wrist ratatouille prlc'a.
Teeth tilled and extracted painlessly.
DB. F. W. DlllllEfl.
t2 Washington 3!. (her Post (mm.
Numb Norwulk. (burn. on I)“
JAPANESE
c'fi'fi'is
A new and complete Treatment. mnrlttlng
of an inn». Illoltnr'ut In (Yauaulein.
in Box and Mills; a Positive (Vote for External.
Internal. llllrut or Mac log llchl .lfhmnle.
Recent or llemlltary l'tlea. Thlnl only baa
never been known to 1 I. II m bor,tl for
36: sent b mall. Why so or from this terrible
house it in» a written guarantee Ia pot-luvs!
given with thorn. ’l‘o Mood the money r
not cured. lien-I stamp (or tree-ample. (Icar-
antsalaanrtl b It. I. "ALB. Dru slut and
late Agent. alk.(‘otm. Ham fm.
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etc. etc. Tun vat-tau turn-at. is
to furnish the some
Burglar-Prod Sales. ,
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Put downintho beatmunnerat
' thclowestprioc.
liliAllNli, ' .
some,
immune
illuminant
ER.
L. ‘ H. DECK
DIAL!!! IN
Paints,§llils. lilacs, etc;
lrtltte' Materials.
Pictures Framed to order. Painting
Paper Hanging and ”counting.
10-wasuma7os cram—19
South Norwalk.
Bring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
C rad d u c k ’ s
Ill. I09 WISHING“! STREET
The Peopleiltdn.
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
SEASON.
Give us a trial and you will become a steady
customer.
Hard-F’T‘iirtfle‘s Prices.
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Tum!“ “I" "0'15? for Flat-class Work hwulfimii‘amr
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sattnin
rtcou..msoar
Is acknowledged) by dealers and con-
. ifs to bathe atmdard family soap; .
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Norwalk Chronicler