aloof bio-Ion" membe ~-'
with.” :L “ ; . . A l l
A. IIckerman
’1'
WIIIII IIIT
.“f‘WFRANCIs & (:0.
7m
8outh Norwalk.
*7.'_ Naturallwmlvand-Scarlet.
& Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOBWALK. CON,N.
IlIIlD '8 WSTIIID IIII BLIIC- IIIIBE PIIIIDEII.
cIL'I' EDGE enhancer Bur-rein.
The Best cullee to be had.
Fancy Whlte Full Cream Cheese.
-——~A'l'——-—
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROOER,
33 Waehlnzton Street. South Norwalk.
- ' m at rm.
Attirerryl’srkHOollluevllhyestee- 'l'heY.I.O.A.footbslltesmell
day.v.lotory won the free-ferrell race, preetleetomoI-rowet IN.
MMhdrn.Wi:nthlloflhf II, mm”. W M w “m
8 3' ‘- .._..._ Ieleod City, are visiting relatim Io
TheDemocratiodelegstmtotbePonr- Winnlpuk. ’ . wet»
th W convention ...
THE" EVENING 'SENTINEL.
enigma. mm m
M .s
unrul- In“ wanton-II.
MW"I.
mm
.J‘
“Marauder. _
”0»!th
follower”I
" I mow. Durint and:f Ila bigger!
" one will“ Iii?“ We. JW"! . more. «ma WWI-III. somehow
‘4 . ”Wm Iowa ,__ """ “ “Idle“.offilkhstreet."li“' W" minor-mm»
w-I'
Human-Inter wdibo’pluouto
exhibit pathos for the fall andwlnter
on Saturday, October let.
William Jennings. of South Norwelk.
Insacoepted employment as driver for
tlexcelsioreteemlauadry. .
{32’ {:‘I I’" ”24H!“ '*
ITBIBWEEKWEARB
clam III" I llll Di
Lubm’s
” Mlflyarbfifaurh.
mow. etdyuu‘s'. are.
Smith. too yards. sixth.
Glover. New llilford. 800 yards.
seventh.
no “when plaid and will be
[harden-ale at all post ohleee about
Octoberl5y’l‘huesretwo designs. one
formednmatioaud the other for the
Interoationalpoetaluniou service.
mssnru N0I'AIII.
What memento-row annals.
.__.._. , 1 area AND rarer.
Henry 0. Street. of Darin. snpermten-
ul mug. , . —-—---
c. w. mm has moved from Bur “WE-1m” Wheel raft-d OllieerDann. looked up Michael Bag- "'0..." 331°: 23:: '3...
amt. 'm'mimi- " .stoue ,r beingd klset
Extrac rlttavenne.bAr:u elabdinkrtflr'ahlgh Pile of oordwood ley a outta or run FrederickO. Clarke. the man fl“,
.__.——.-’-—
nitht Ho's-MIM- mominr- moat-Imam from 315.000 to “0.000
fromWiLliem B. Post a Company. of
Hertford.wae arrested ln Brattleboro, Vt.
when the RIM gave way and it fell,
completh burying him. He was extri-
outed andeeide frombsingbruieed was
Gustaf. Olarkhssreelgnedhispusl-
tionwithCharlmW. Bmitb,thegrocery~
men.
at 58c per bottle.
Rev. A. T. Pierson and wife. of Nerf
York. spent ymtudsy in town, the guest
If]; l’OPU ODOR ChoirrehesrealeattbeSoutli Norwslk uninjured. 0! M Key ' 0‘ Enid“ ' infibzrm§:fipmn:n:a:o;tptm:ufel:
Wchurohwill be renewed ..... .NORMl-K Ngm‘i- John Weyerheuser picked [mm m. days ago by Sear Ferris, of Stamford.
RENE-IBM! TBATWRBELLA tonight- ~ A ”m “a“ a “a“ m. u” vines yesterday ‘ cluster of thirteen Be woundndthebtrd, took It home.theu
sold it for”
James P. Burke. of lanchester. and
known as the “Manchester LIIy,“wae
found on the track of the Philadelphia.
Bedding and New England road with
bothlegecntoffatthe knee. Two hot-
llnrrrllls lad oi 'I’nwa.
lire. J. J. Nash. of Berkdley street,ie
visiting pointa'of interest along the Hud-
‘ lire. Carrie Rogers. of Sherman. N.Y..
ADkkumnkSonhare juetopened
alargelirm of merino underwear for
men,womehandchildren.
—Weakfl&.ia cents a pound; blue-
flsh,eigbteentew:peund. at I". Heyes’
tomatoes, weighing eight and a half
pounds.
Rev. Father Farrell Hartin, D D. of
South Norwalk. has been appointed pse-
torof the New German Catholic par'Il:
(4) illllll DLIIIIE BDITLE Ill
Jamaica
Ginger
e
2Q .- merket. -.: “Whig." :ree remiss: hplnkre after a visit with atWaterbnry. ____ tlmof rum 'm h I lncnrby.
’3‘4‘ TlIeUuionGoepdl’l‘emperauce Reform orw ' —0pening today at the Misses St. George Clansey. I thirteen-yearoold
”3:; i for. 250- associatiouwdlholdsnoyster supper in 4,3,...” today “ u... um 3., John’s. New Britain boy. accompanied the vet-
eranetoWashingtonaudgothackaefar
as Stamford without paying a cent of
carfnre. Bkmetbodwmtoget intetbe
closet just before the conductor came
around and crouch down behind the door
when it was opened.
The order of Good Templare st Kiddie
field has disbanded. It has been in exist-
ence twenty-six yeere. Recently the
town has become an orderly that theheed
x their In“ next Tue-dry eveninr- John e. The scaffold at the Orer River school
gave way yesterday noon end the work-
meuwereprecilritated to the ground, a
distance of several feet. No one was in—
jured.
The match game of pool between llax
Miller, of Seugetuck. and Fred Ball. of
Norwalk. for a purse of 050. has been
postpomd from next Ilenday until the
l
”I
Mrs. Charles Stevensand infant eon, of
Ridgctleld, here returned home after a
vhit with friends in town.
Glover's band has been engaged toplay
October 10 and 12 in New York city.
when the Columbus parade will take
Rev. Gerald B. Beard and wifearrived
in South Norwalk this morning end here
taken,er in the Nehackenio
hotel;
FLAIS‘I'ED’S
Ellel‘ 01’
Calisaya
._._.—..-
James Hodga. who purchased the
Rioeplace, No.1 Ilott avenue, expects
tomove from New York shortly with
his family.
- ' ‘AND— . . . following Monday. . oftheorder thought there was no for»
’ 4' . ~Miea Agnes Fitch will be pleased to . . .
P T —Pnrecollee. with, pure cream. he. a _ tber necessity of the oonnuuauoe of mis-
LAIS ED’S cup. 1. : Open all URN- exhibit patterne for the fall and winter It Isreported u,“ “wand Stokes. of siouary {h l rd' ly . vote
0|! §aturday. 00W? 13‘ Hollmau house fame. has offered the
Fenwick Hall hotel at Saybrook point to
the New York quarantine officials to he
need-ea hospital for cholera Inticute.
J. (l. Monagb‘un. of Providence."1t. l_..
delivered an eloquent address before the
Nurwalk Democrats at the Opera House
last. night. The Bolder: Avenue 0-
cratic club one hundred strong. Shaded
by Dwyer’ a hand. attended In a body.
was taken to discontinue it.
The fashionable people who make their
summer home in Greenwich, Stamford
and that lmlity wound up theseseon by
a grand horse parade through the streets
of the village. O'ne hundred honemen
and horaewomeu. mounted on thorough.
brads end fine mddle horses. escorted ten
tallyho coaches, each of which was
drawn by four bones. through the etreets
to the Belle Haven casino. W. B. Smith
and wife were among the coacbere.
.A YARD OF SILK.
Ir. Nebueddy neonate" a leap of
TheDemoeratioseaatorial convention
for the'l'hirteenth district will be held
at the Mahackemo hotel to-morrow.
beginning at fl e. m.
Beef Wine .
and? iron
ARE THE om SUIIMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 750.
II. II. I’Iaisted,
The Republican canvassing committee
met at Boll. Lockwood e ollioeieet night.
and after organizing, mapped out the
work of the campaign.
Justice D. 15. Harrell was surprised at
his home ‘on Yth avenue last
evening by about twenty-tire friends.
who had a most enjoyable time.
The police have received a dispatch
from Rye.N.Y.. aeking them to look
out for aetolen bay horse attached to a
yellow wheeled road cart.
Profeuor Nowell will open a dancing
school in. the Athenmum. up town,
October ll. He may also start a clan
in South Norwalk about November 1.
—‘.lliee Agnes Fitch will be pleased to
exhibit patterns for the fall and winter
on Saturday. October lot.
in the case of state vs John Kirsch.
EloBurgcm Isaac Deere and wife re-
turned yeeterday afternoon from their
trip through Massachusetts and Vermont.
and after spending hutefew hours in
’ h
W. L Bargy. who has been agent of
. . freebie.
t. the Unitedstatesfleprem company here it“: started oil “8"" for N9" York who is charged with embezzling the “OhJ'ln eo‘ttredthsldhlre KM).
ugis for some time, has secured a position -.._-.. funds of the Orienbil Bottling works “Imam mod-y,
with the Adonis Exprees company in
Danbury. '
~Reaatmalgh prices «at Ieoe's depot
restaurant. Openellnight.
"II but in the world have you been doiurr
to make you tlredt" wouderiugly inquired
Mr. Nobnoddy. “1 pay for the services of
several servants. and 1 can’t imagine by:
a woman surrounded as you aremartlgse
~0poniug days Friday and r IIuIday
ut the Mime-58L John a;
while employed there as 'drirér. ra-
tried before Justice Austin yesterday.
The justice reserved hie duhion untila
week from Monday?
I3 \IssIIIIIgIIIII 81.. Se. InmaIL
Edward Anderson. who was arrested by
Officer June yesterday morning. was . towaaryhss-sell."
The “mm was puton the tned' before Justice Amtio yesterday ““0ng R‘ llendncteoufifillan “it: "I've been shopping. deer." she said
mud fists y by Ca V erity. aft n andllnedtl and costs for .3» found ustrange qua» rupod In e r WOW
"Shopping!" growled be "Just. as if
e is not a recruatltlt instead of
work. lt’estrangatomehowworasn
makeeomuch of it. l'd liketodo your
shopping for you. just to show you how
of his house the other afternoon. and in
trying to investigate was viciously at.
tacked and badly licked. lie has buried
his clothes and purchased several bottles
molt. dmekennese, and resisting an
oflloer. The total costs amounts] tolls.
52. which he paid.
butnodemagewae done. Showes
floated last night and is now discharging
a load of lumber at Hatch. Bailey 3
Co.'e wharf.
A number of young Republicans met
—————— of perfume which he will have to use in mall‘s; Rbmlkmlnl." “on
- u u ' .
The sdyourned Democratic town cau~ after the caucus. I... evenlug. and my. order to be again admitted into society W n “a 1°“ 3’ 4'? 'l‘
coeof the Second district will be held
this evening at the headquarters on
North llein atteet. A marching club
will also be-xbrlnfl' should there has
sufficient number who desiretojoin.
your
thatlthhkdlglfalledto get syardof
silk which my dreeemaker says i usedto
nulshagowu ebelemaklngforme. ltl'll
veyou a sample of the goudswlll you
mm a yard of it homewith youthte ares:-
lug and save me going after it?"
Mr. Nobnuddy was about to say he was
very busy, but just then the thought oc-
curred table: that it was a good oppor-
tunlty to impress upon his wife' a mind
whatseirnple thloglt Is to doshopptng.
so he replied:
hWhy. certainly. my dear. It will only
tskehsllamlnuteofmytime. lcsnjust
as well get it as not. "
ed up the subject of forming a marching
club. The club will be organized at
headquarters to-nlgbt, and all who
would like to join are earneedy request-
ed to be present.
—Mim Agnes Fitch will be pleased to
exhibit patterns for the fall and winter
9" gsturday. October 1st.
The vecanciee.on the Republican
borough ticket do now mod: For
Wirden. Elbert 8. Adams. For Burgu-
s&, as. Chlhery.Jr.. Stephen Com-
etwk, Willhm A. Vogel. A. R. Nalkin,
A. A. Avfiomand John H. Buckley. in
place o‘f’l'lle‘odore Brush.
llenry Cmocll has returned from his
fishing trip in his yacht Ernie. He
was storm bound at Nortbport and could
not getbeck eooner. He eays the wind
oflthesbore ofhong island has been
exceedingly heavy all the Week. He
started for home two or three times but
was obliged to put back. Old residents
of Northport say that never in the his
toryofthe place herethey ereuitso
rough in the harbor foreolongatimr.
Ou land all day Ilonday. the wind blew
agale and trees were blown down and
much damage done.
-liise Agnes Fitch will beplesa‘ed Io
eahibit patterns for the fall and winter
on8stnrday. October let.
The Republicans of Wilton held their
mucuslast night and nominated town
officers as followeI Selectmen. David B
-—Teach‘ere and pupils of various
schools in and about Norwalk. interested
indicatudyof art.are inviwd to join
theSsturday‘cIem which will form at
the Merrill Colbge, Stamford. October
let, morning and afuruoon. Call or
send for circular.
TbeUuited States Express company's
ofllceinlhiecity closes today as does
alsotheoflloeeetereryotherplaoealong
tbellneofthe llamatouic railroad and
itsbrencbee. TbeAdameExps-emoom-
pany.whlcb takuthebudua. aresend-
ingeupplieewalltbeoflcuto-dsy.
Themufllymeetingof the Oddllel-
lows'lutualAld snootetlon.heklie New
Baveulest erenlng.‘oonsidered and so.
oeptedtbeappllcetlone of fifteen mem-
aemplsof just ordinary black silk before
a aelmmeu, remarking as he did so that be
wishedayardof the seer-material. The
salesman studied the sample very care-
fully. felt of It, held It up to the light and
finally asked:
“Was this sample bought here?”
“I don't know. " ssld Ir. Nobnuddy.
wonderingwhstlnthe world thathedto
dowlththsmstter. Thou theclerk.after
showingthe sample to another salesman,
came back and said. 'Vsry sorry, but
we've nothlng In the store to match that."
'Whatl"ssld Ifr. Nobnoddy lna dared
state of mind. "can’t mawh common black
Yesterday afternoon Constable Prank
Conleyplacedsu attachment on James
ll. O‘Bdlly'aetorefor W to satisfy a
clelruofW.A. barit& 00.. of New
Y“ W‘M “i" "W" ‘“ Ogden Henry a. Barrett. town clerk.
day yesterday but was relieved this 300373. Cblcheeter; treasurer. Ml"
morulng. Ullellly clslnIeto have sold mio!‘ ”WNW. Wm?“
hereof momma “wwwwmm dsu- nus-on. aarmflsmumm.m
....°°°' °' s""‘.?.....“’ . comm-a mm mm... ... ........ «W W Mow»: .... some“ “I".E'If'fim'
'ofWequenhzsIekofW "flaw" 3‘3““, I IsslllelmwnllamEBurlbuttajr “ lv- fiw-‘h‘lwfi grim
mgpommoy andN. D.Tuckcuth.me :: - :« stables. David Jen‘s.“ 'llbtte. lam owaebspomlngsri‘rloue
~ Jenn-trunnion» III-rut film 172 moo-II- tournament which hasbeen amino. Keelcl, wnmw Olmsteed; Infill-i jab-1M! cinnamon-II.
3“ MA BUFFEE. aewmstnbesa have been “wed and I...” ”mu, «mot thsNorwalk need jurors. John r. Knapp. Body-min «3::th ufiw§fihfggm
‘ ‘manmmm iwmofintwmdwwm announcer..- dubbed ysner F.8rown.8amnelB.l‘ancher.Devld0. M. mu. m m. “g. um M
‘ mmmum Immune-ornament it is! ummabmmm Olmsteed; Ichoolvhltorfloorxew Os- mm» moth-rum will W's-v!
III- rubs-"Mien- lawman-III» ~ ardsndlhAgaseGlbbs defeated In. den. eudltor.Joeish(lllbert. homo:- mam”
—Weeklrh.slsesatsspoundr bleed-II. mmwum’mw 1" on; Imp urn, Iaaa took-narcotic: tires and went
Ibmalhll W Nb
0—4.”. 7—45.
WWW III Pails.
abouttheworkofmstekleg sllksetbeagh
beware thonly man caesuhwboknsw
juethowltshoald battens. Mam
w
dgbtceuteapound. at F. Bayee’ Iner-
et.» run rate.
math-W om of Trinity church
SMOKED HALUBUT hold-W mum»
—---4oe-————- diamante-numb.“ South Isle
mebmwcn street. whldiwaslsmly attended and
..
" Maud nambsvkavatrled MM mm... ”a
unbecoming-«awn: 0" M M M
“all whom a”present. With every field.
mean-nu. Moguls parole-transient a wood. litters-s.
mm
TINT.
laws «I‘M. or use on tallest
Israeli.
'lheVolouterrllmcornpsuy kelde
meeting recently and voted to into
Btamfurdlotekeprtiathaflbth’aaal-
l'
‘l
l
r
ii
0
ii
We ses'lrtr vs the ult-
themes-I
residences. new
iii:
Elli
mid
EB.
3%.
g
I s!
A half hour later Mr. Kobnoddylalda
B‘I‘Afl IA“ NOTES.
Result of the five-Ills Iaadlsep'l'hel‘armere’llllaaeemals-
muse-nu».
Tbehromllarsoeontheralrom, TheNequksnufirmers' Alliance
baresh-eeereieed
overrhr
Warmth prohibitn'ry
percenttaronshtebenkissnee. John
rum:m
ago.when theetatebeuknotm were
laborer. The notes then were subject
a discount of 10 per cent.
continues:
priortothewar.whenthelomee
location or thebeuke being fixed at
imuee for redempn‘ou."
{100.00, which give 19
mdtbeee peo le
tore' bills fl
each for Cactus B
heIIIgB‘lpereonentthefcaet!
inquire at Plaieted’edrug
TheesetlonoftheDemocraticnetional
platform recommending that the pro-
hibiturylo percenttsx on statebsnk
Has be repealed My“ circular
mye.aeadanger signal for thesonsof
tuiltowamtbemtbatsuchrepeslcom-
prieuaaebemetore-otahlieh thewild-w
catfluctuetimtctlrrencyof egeueretiou
veryingand uncerhin value. andtotbo
kneof tbefermer,tbe planter and the
The circular
“Okler men mint look with
dread upon this midnight madness move-
ment torepesl thsststebsnk tax if they
will recall'the condition of the currency
oouuterfeite. lloken banks euddiscouuts
were appalling. and when many of the
state banks were started with the pre-
conceived purpose of ewindllng the com-
munity by irresponsible and unacrupu~m
lone Wall street adventurers from whose
ofllm the bills were imued, the nominal
mote and obscure points difficult of ac—
cess to prevent the presentation of much
If a New York millionaire gives a dirt-
ner at 5th avenue and “street, costing
eater:
have to pay .5. 00
Cure to cure the
what would he the saving per capite if
the dinner should not be given, there
store where SICON am
you may have the problem solved and
get information aboutCactue BloodCure
GOOD PAYI NG POSITIONS
——swunrn ’08 GRADUATE AT—-—
THE NEW BollSIIESS DDLLEEE
I 22 Falrfleld Ave.. Brldgeport. Conn.
Three Dumb-Wm. “hollow. murky and Typewfitinx-
............'“ “ ““WW fifflflmfihirdrm
llfih
10
Taylor & Golden. W. ' -
Real gs‘llgtlgggg Insurance ' Music Hall.
Per-nu fora
with the view purc
callandenmlneourliet.
sale in every partoftbe
m...“ SITIIIIDIII. III.
BYRO N.
Ihe Plunger: I
city at naeoneble
mean terms. snuff
More surprisl than hunch Pantosa !
More Sensatuional than Mohair-ml“.
”I'll “fl Silllld.
emu-no RAILROAD marrow.
Piano and dndngtanfltt. IlseKltttllrun.
Bilenfordl’lsceJout
A Woman Thrown in heat of the
Train. ‘
Isl.
of
I
WANTED.
.__——_..._————-——
CURLEltSwanted WimmndiatelyatAMBLEB
a PERRY BAT CO.
GOOD reliable girl as nurse for child five
cars old. well recommended.
App y at tbla 0mm at? t
BYSL‘IL“ a flawless l'pholsterer. worker home.
aumdorm address.“ .norrstnsx. No.
1:.
to
byI lime Rumour between the Pin
“Gentlemen Jim." Terrific rain.
ning and Thunder Storm.
REA]. WATER IN TORRENTS.
An unexcellcd Theatric Intern-am. headed .by
III“ B! 361‘
on
I-
boy wanted to work in the Depot
STOUT
Resta.urant Applytoi'. A. hue. pro;
Gilt]. for general housework In a small
family. Gard
wages to a com at .
Fir-sock: reference malted-”Andi; As the Dashing “a Yeah lonable
70 Nwth “All! ”ML a DUBLIN “MI—Ron cmvn.’ .
THOROUI ELY competent rl for -
A eral Iikousew' ork in aernallgf‘amllzgglg-
In the most elaborate Parisian m "
,, a
quire at It Union Park.
1'8-
OARD wanted. Man and wife wishpnr
maneutbuard Privatefemil preferred.
llefer:aree exchanged. Addrcm Sen-
SATIIRDAY. DDT. ll.
TO LET.
Oil 8!! of seven rooms on Cedar street.
Rent 87 per mouth. :51“ If
m. SMAcalrlLoonple tenement. borough water. to Ameri—
ple. no children. Apply to F. A.
Combs. Everaley avenue s'zlllw
D floor of house .\'o. 5505born avenue,
Norwalk containing 4 rooms. City
water in. [tent $0. inquire of Mrs Thomas
B. Smlth. on the premisat.
DAY SCHOOL
Through course of study In the log”
Branches. ,
IIISID. III III]
THE LIIGIIIBES.
This School for young Ladies and Children
reopens OI
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22d.
'l'he departments nf English Literature
Natural History will he made elpedall
tractlveand proutab la. y
Amieation
”Circulars upon application.
TROTYING
WKDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
Fill DAY and SATURDAY.
Entries close Sept. 8th.
DAILY RAILWAY “WMIOKS.
Sand for Premium List.
s. or ll. 0. lane. Bee'y. neither»:
l. 0. lEllIlllGS.
lNurtblalnstrsetJo.
8am booksoffullll lataetst
mwmomum flung
"lethal. ehaarfallv elves.
Moauraddrees
Ifllli‘l. 018W.
-IIsINIss IIIIEII, Disrnwom...m.
Are lastltatloathrtheuractlcal‘
no“ «III:
... mar-cw
Emu unnlng’s
Miss Baird’s Institute.
BOARDING AND
for the admimlon of
made before the opening it"s.
DINBDRY- FAIR,
IIIIT. 433. I892.
(tattle Show on Tuesday
Paper Hamiltonian. I’IIIIIII
VIIII PIPEII dIIII BIIIIDEIIS
lestf
Planolofie Lessons.
R West avenue. south Norwslk
E. H. WILSON’S
.. SDIIDIIL III Int:-
Imps: IIIII, Israeli. lean.
Year Basins Sept. 20m.
HIST floor of five rooms to a famll
f
adults. luauireof “I H. Smith. 0
If
0|. SE of six rooms. with modern' Improve-
ments. Apply to Chester F. Clerk. II!
Quintard avenue. m’tlouth Xorwalk. fl it
Copyright. mgr. by llbls“kmlllh
.I OWEN part of house. consisting of five
1 rooms and basement hudmc Huntington
house). Henry street.
In. A ply to John Knapp. St West street.
th. on: s ldtf
V house ’I‘sylor5 avenue lit 5 rooms
Water nrceuflh roome. avenue. 85;
farm house. barn. nrden pantnraaci
‘20: air mms. Rnweyton. $13. Keying”
' FOR sane.
E. Houseworth.
DEB. as exhudisfik BlSl‘.wlll be will;
ehoredate.a:ed
”95-- '
All luaranteui. prices to suit
the times. ills way of Ittimr the cycle as
didcrcut from other: as the day and night.
LOT on ( dbaring) street. Kant N elk. ith
(fl-\tokce‘ll‘a dagd and mlfoumhetir‘mm’l‘lll g: I: “7 Se HOOD,
an on . AIR m In
lohn Johngn. at lilchards‘dfllllo “a mlgl) y to B M ST: NORWAIJK ”Sail!
muss“,
YS'I'ER GROUNDS. Twelve acres of good r
and O "warm mm“, on Bell 1m m connection NORWALK. mumps.
with "enough on it to pa for It. Price only
Mi! commit t away. T’hlsie a rare bargain. ’
an the Iron e are In the best of condition for [SI ea RS on
planting. Addresellox «5.50mi: \orwelksb Ct.
ousrfa and m..."
and Best Norwalk
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and twist drills. Soul
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Norwalk Hald-
SEPTEMBER 29th.
600D eize boy horse will be sold cheap
be for wear; of use. Able strong lumber
x wagon
stairs). city
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MISCELLANEWS . errata routers. -
special Departments for level
and Instrumental lusle.
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Certificate admits to Welleeley and Ya-r
Dulles-e.
inquire 49 “later street In
SPECIAL IIIDEIIGIBTEI
Primary l)CIaIsseo
For Little Children.
Head for clrculare.
flouth
orwelk. and will have prompt atten~
lion
We are also manufacturers of door
name teahouee mnrsbeve. etc. Amts
want Call at factory. In Water street.
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