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linsndllmlLEPsmueetnrook-
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Themed-dip tsunlssuohs W: h olefin someth f llatleudiucelsdeeired.
mono-dry rlslne mm W’ K m m A “
M it promises tabs
sour-Iii warmer and from lair Impartip
clonddelowadM-nln.’ "‘
some sienna.
“title. New o— cm are none
they, 5.. 5"» W
m Amman
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at 59¢ per bottle.
an: comm noose.
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damaica
‘ Ginger
3 for 25¢.
““9 ”mills rose-mime es.
foriwesk’svhithlfiyracueo N. Y. near M
—Gototlrolt. I.W. haridconcert.
Glover’sAmerimnBindwentlo lien
Yorkthisunsuiugtc participate in the
gmndparade. Thyhavebeen engaged There is to be amusicelandliierary
topic on Wed-ado far one of the entertainment on Tuesday evening. at
militeryoonlpauim.1
George A. South. a woll~knowu
chinkt employed in the Nervelk iron man ————~———
Works, was workiugon a large boring Saturday evening ProfeesurBohsnnen's
mill, lastSetnrday, wheahecaught his busetouk fright in front of Solmens‘
clothmg in tbegsering. tearing it from loweestebieonileilmidi’mamdhmk-
the lower povlbn elm;
PLAISTED’S
Ellei’ of .
CalIsaya
PLAISTED’SM
Beef W ‘ ‘
and iron
aerial; em. scenes coerce
you can use. TRY mm.
M 9,?” 75c.
II II llaitled,
«Fit, Sn. IIIIIIIaII.
0” 0‘ 0. D. Newman.
Tile Norwelk Iron Works Bind will
hold their one ceucertsndhellinuer- w
mania Hall this evening. Previous to Louisa S.._datlghter of John and Jane
echo Marley. diadyeeterdey of diphtheria. at
liens. Heine’s orchmtrs will furnhh “West venue. She was three years
music Iordur‘cihg end Henry Gehrmau andtinltintheold and a lovely child.
wherein-wise most heart brushing one
tuber-doting parent. Thorn-Insure will
‘ ' bshlntoDanbury for burial tomor-
0n amount on» mun-u m on "nine- fill-ml elim-
lion, now hum in New York
city. a special train will leave Booth
Norwalk Wednesday morning at 8:58. .
Three epscirl ~ timstn the twenty-flve«mile rcid
other “a will he; raceinthatcity. October I, as 1:34:58;
Inelttrne.’ 15338. Seeley's actual time
'" andtheothertwofromsumferd. W.1.26:;47 nottime.l: It 17 chullee,
mmg.mo{m hell in winner of the time medal, rode from
mi. 3.“. Saturday m m scratch in 1:33:07; not time, 1 1.8:07.
well attended and very .joyable.
Heine's orckmtrs Milled musk: for
dancing. whichwlaketh. until 11:3!)
o'.clock Theoditmltssselansngwnents
were William ’“W J
Weieh. II. J m: Massey,
Ii-m Hymn mums“
~mquwm.‘ Istion of the pastor, Rev. Gerald i1.
liting Mil-Elk Raymond 13M liwlllpeuhflyhetloddedw
Notation-truer
MWgwho, itwillboremsm- ~—llIs. Isabel Sponsor tho
bondbyreadersof m Sex-risen, was lectured so acceptably Indisperlorsof
MmWanrderingArnold, theNcrwslkclub, willhegtnecmrrseof
the special detection at the Simouds Ive lectures to the chepeloftbe South
linufwtnring company’s foundry at liorwalk Baptist church, Wally aller-
IIong bind filly. last Birch, was noon,0ctobalith. uncouth.
and Wipfflwuwcek. butnlthe of the first will lit-"Pub”
principalwlw Pith (lormley sud lrePreI-Iundwill he at the chip! as
Jeremiehooufihliu; two formerNor earlyaspcssible. totraaseetbneiness
mlmmedlllely wltbtbmiwflllingwlulwcrlbeorwin-
.mdlivesotyetbeeu quire. Guam-tickets seer Tlloeewho
cant-Ind, thotrlelowas Mound in. subssrlbsdlaetsummsrwlll please con
~Afalilinoof-lllhwypoodsaad
theisteduylesofnntrimmedbstsaew
lslltyd.l.6lltl081.llswalk.apwmgunw.u
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, . modernism. «on
mwflLfm-figmunw Pare-Inflow Yorktwestoi’légm
rottweiler-worse. harp-s up the harbor, he ran both
l”mm-eegr'eandIIetlIelImol We Point.
”W*”i”-"‘ mum-unscrew.“
_ by Hooker We! the
the dancing the band will render
writtenlltbeirwncerhend hillto-night
, over themed. bus leaving from
.3
Ms c- st'l'wn.
«is In: 1‘ ‘M‘w
prtmsatlaaisdepot
Alert lwédnek Mynifl
Thebes. Walter Is it Wilson Point
_. with e cargo of coal tor Rul'lflr
Wit“ wt.» 990.com ”mm. ‘I I ,.
point“ up umwlm :1 fun:
' Chariti' I. W; the WthI'
choice this week In line dsiry butler.
' GileskClancey.
lo the Illteott mile recent fiplyoko.
Ills. G. W5 Boiler burnadherllnd Mass" leatFriday.J. B. Perry,of80ulh
quibbedly Sunday itimnlbg with hog Norwalk. cattle in second, and madetha
secondhattime. .
mmhummmw. use. Dibble a Comatock enumerate a list of
. specialties in a new advertisement to
1‘" mafia]! trpm 10 30"“ day. Tbeyerealways up to the times
street, arespendingtwo weeks in New- “MW?! line.
The Norwalk Iron Works company —Wanted.—-A goood Moahslsdy at Ii.
shipped on air sombre-Ir, Serum, w Kreigerr.
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George E. Smith. who has conducted
Rev. Mr. Swick, pastor of i,Dutch Re<
formed clinch in New York elite, w
companied by his wife, is visiting his
daughter, eteacber In the High school.
the Springwood chepel. A good pro
ma gramme has been arranged for the
ingthabvidls stertedtor‘unswey.
fish d Richard Fey, one of the drivers at the
" clams,oysTa an vegetablesat stable, caught him. prevenu'ng further
lowest pes'sihle'pricés'; Nash afiaymoud, damage
18 North this street.
Luther Wright has turned out a. large
The‘ I‘ishflawk."theUnited Stewsl‘ieh number of handsrnne wagons recently.
Commimiou‘s steamer,arrired in these noticeable among them being vehicles
waters Saturday iftmnoon and is at for Hutch, Bailey &(,o. A, liaimo and
present lyingofl Wihon Point.
the officers m M ll” Will cruise manghip ”I. maimed out, by My.
about the; vicinity during the next week.
Wright cannot be excelled.
~Thc N. l. V. band hill tor-night.
the time of the ordination and instal-
hold it 'lhoeday. November 1.
silerthhsnflcisntnotilmtion.
' W
dorm-um
W
lam.&easewastsr.5 Met Pelee
g’. Velluwflhlshshtvdlhetthoflflmrlai
W fimthemestmhsliufisl lineal Groceriestobe loundf‘
inlhiscity, Ourpricosarelow, butane chesptrasbof second
hsndgoeds- Westudytogivo sstlstactimtothe svorsgecne-
tomer,anddoit.
.9 LEADING GROCER,
riosfiflrr or m are rules.
nurses Diurnal-positron lets lathe
“WWI“ twin 1 In:
“WWW our l
Dmv. ——lnwery few moustache
‘in‘gtownsoroitiesoftbis mntryis the
“WW WWW
Homestead. Mlellem. and perhaps
South Bend thieh- thecaso, butin each_
one of these instances a town has-grown"
up emuudoue mammoth establishment
which me have rate d merits
m, mg, m, 3;“, “mm; m .. mom-no .. ...... .. cm Real Estate and summer
trolled by one indiriduel, llrm or stock
company. In theclty'of Denburythere
buoeuch uncentrstion of capital. it
is the great hat centre of the United
States. Its population of over 20,000 is
entirely dependent upon the math; of
Atieestonc-thirdofall the hats.
manufactured in lh'u country are turned
In fact, there is noth.
ing manufsctured here that does not
have eomebeering upon this one leading
industry. But there is no community of
interests between the factories, no distri-
bution of profits among owners of super-
ate establishments. The proprietors of
the twenty-six hstfactories situated in
this city are, with but few exceptions.
men of exceedingly moderate fortunes.
They have the earnings of a lifetime in-
vested in their busiuem. Host of them
have risen from the lowest round of the
ladder. The process of bah-Baking. from
forming to setting, is us well known to
them by practical experience and years
of work at the bench as It is to the hun-
dreds of men they employ.
The for hat-making industry line been
a protected one since 1883. under the
Mom" tsrill, and yet in the city ofllau-
bury there are no millionaires, not even
one man Who is worth halfa million.
There are few retired hat manufacturers.
Those who have engaged in the hat in-
dustry Eldon! willingly retire; old age
alone compels them to give it up. There
is no better exposition of the fallacy of
that old-time cry of the "robber barons”
who grew int upon the helpless than is
found in this bustling. handsome little
city.“ isthe rule rather than the except—
ion thlt owners of factories originally
swore workmen. They begin b a small
way to manufacture, and gradually im‘
prove their plants to meet the demand.
Long before the terilf protected bet-
making. Danbury was the leading town
ofthecountry in that industry. it he.
genes for back as not to make hats,
and the Rev. Dr. Robbins, in a century
sermon delivered in 1801, pointed with
natursl'pride to the fame ol‘ his town as
then being the only piece in the United
Stalin where 20,000 fur bats were made
annually. in the present season 2,500
dozen are turned out every day.
adjoining town of Bethel. which was
once a part of Danbnry—and may be
nelin. for may engraving new: to
gether—lhe daily output in 700 donors.
The times of our fathers have changed in
the one hundred years or more that have
elapsed since hat-making was started in
Denbury, but the right of leadership in
that industry is still maintained. Hate
in those early days. althwgh made of
fur, as they new are, lasted much lyiger.
The for of the heivov, the otter and
otherlluehaired animals furnished the
material. The process of making was
much nlbre tedious then, but the hits
were made to wear anywhere from live
to ten years. They were made entirely
by hand then, and even now there is
little machinery used in some shops. The
life of a hit new principally depends
upon its style. The for used is cut from
theskms ometchconoysorrubbils and
German hares. Some of the liner grades '
are made from the fur taken from the
under part of the muskrat.
Under the tariff of 1888 all undressed
skins were admitted free of duty. The
hitting of the furetasted an Industry in
thlscouutry which hedbeen moreorless
successful holorsthe McKinley bill was
pa-od. but which has since Mu greatly
developed. Under the act of I” for
dvemedou theikiu but not made into
articles, and furs not on the skin. pro-
WWWW
mornhorsdl'hofthitfivilryeompsny A. B. lib-Ir. leads of” the Kansas
uniforms Housed Represenutlvos. Islu town»
to “the Republican headquarters tonight day on business.
between 7 and Bo'cloek.
””dl'liil’hhsW’l. WSW
M m! W‘IVIIWI’I g1: I4; er“
smears Zion: w. AL.
nqusstedtorwtnrn their
Mewmim'
minnow"... MWDM’ .
mats. showman ll! Ali-Linda
tho Prohibitioulsw’ WMth' liain My requested tohe prsmutattbe
regular N~monthly meeting lobe held in
the rooms this evening at Ilko’eloek.
Aesmplstbotllo of Dr. Dermer's 11y-
gianic Dentlfricd will be given to all
eargoofcoalfor the Richardson.WWI!"I free of charge who’eall at his other,
' WWI-Ma cargo of.p'Ig iron for
Raymond Brothers are discharging a The Democrats. will hold a rally at the
Opera House nest Thursday evening. It
is expected that ex
Dewitt. of Brooklyn, and [Arson B. Mor-
llondsy. Tuesday or Wednesday.
can vouch for its «cadence.
The annual business meetingof'hiaity
Guild will he held on Tuesday sowing.
llth.etltilf past seven o'clock
lathe Sunday school room of Trinity
church. IA largo attendance is earn-tly
J. P. Treadwell, of the jational Bank
ofllorwelk, billing his annual vaca-
tion this week. Accompanied by his
wifeheis spending a few days at the
Park Avenue Hotel, New York city.
~———- out in Danbury.
--'I‘heN. l. W. heudiaworthyefsupport.
We print today the that of three in-
stallments of an article from the National
Bulletin on the prosperity of the hot
trade in Denbury under the chiuiey
. What inlaid, of Danhury can be
truthfully said of South Norwalk when
the article will be read with no little in-
Ilr. and hire. James 1'. Lihbu, of
Poughkeefuie, N. Y.. an account of
whose marriage appeared In Baturday'n
8mm. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Keene, of Leonard etreot,andthis morn-
tugsterted for New York.
At the probate convention held at the
Downtic headquarters on Water street,
Saturday afternoon, James T. Hubbell
was unanimously churches the Demo-
cratic candidate for this district. Sher-
man Morehome. of Wilton, was chair-
man, and Charles E. Squire, secretary.
NORWAIII NEWS.
A Brainy Helm of Items Pro-u the
Born-II lid of Iowa.
'l'hepalnters commenced work at the
postofilm this morning.
The Danbury fairclcsed Saturday, the
attendance for the week having been up-
ward of 50,000. Norwalk made a good
showing in the races, W. ll. Lockwood
winnmg four races in which his horses
mentored. The train due in South
Norwalk at 7:47 Saturday night‘ brought
down an ignomiuious mob of New York
pickpockets and fakirs.
Him Nellie Helm. of West avenm.
is recovering from a severe. illness. ‘ , ,.
lire. Mary sum. our daughter Jule
are visiting her sister in New Unearth. ‘
The funeral of John 11 Remson takes
place from the house tomorrow Alter;
noon at 2:30 o ‘clock.
(WEB Til! RIVER
Miss Margaret Kane and ll‘us lfsrhn '
Burke. of Yonkers. N. Y., are the goals
of hire. J. T. llayes, of Wilton avenue.
lows and Gossip of the Day In last
The third quarterly meeting of the
oflicial board of the East Avenue B]. E.
church will beheld Wednesday evening.
Rev. Charles 1:). Wing, presiding elder of
this ditrict, will have charge.
Justice Austin rendered hi decision in
the John Kirsch emhmlemeut case this
l’or find-club wofk- morning, deciding that Kirsch is lino.
There is a flutter of excitemem In
colored society over the applIcatisnof
Ellison mutants for a divorce from his
wife, Ada Willlnmi.
The members of Pilgrim Council, No.
hi; 0. U. A. lf., will meet at the crunch
chamber tomorrow afternoon at 1-3!) to
attend the funeral of their mother. J. ll.
William Gilbert..who was accidentally
ahotFriday afternoon,is getting along
nicely. Dr. Biker has examined his
Injuries and reports that there are “8
shot in his person.
left knee pan cause him much pain.
Seine under his
Frank lillommedteu was so full of
enthusiasm at the unfurling of the
Republican flag. last Friday night. that
he was not paying proper attention to
some fireworks he was shooting oil, and
severely burned his left arm by the
"suture explosion of a sky-rocket.
Ahoutaa hourafterthe tire alarm in
Nor-walk Sunday morning, a young men
was seen running wildly toward the Vol—
unteer hose house. lie unlocked the
door, wired the jumper, and rmhed as
test as he could with the heavy machine
toward the scene of the supposed lire.
He went as far as the East Norwilk de-
pot before he discovered where the Mean
was, and is he was wet through by that
- time. he retreced his steps a sadder and
wisermau:hut you canCount on his be—
ing at a the nearly every tIme.
Homer Buttery, who is building It new
house in Broad River. had all his tools
stolen last night. They were minted
"ll. Buttery." The police have been
The Bicycle World and L, A. W. Bul-
letin,pnblished it Bolton. gives Perry's
The teachers of the up town action
will hold a meeting at Charles A. Tuck
ere-sideline on late street. this even-
ing. Wperfeot arrangements for the Col-
umhus Day «kiwifruit.
Pensions have been :rautsd for Con-
necticut as follows:
Tattle, Alfred Powers, John ll. Stuart.
Seth Warner, J. A. Evans. Additions].
Thomas Somerset. James Colligan.
At the conclusion of the prayer meet—
ing in the Congregational church. Thurs.
day evening, delegsws will be elected to
attend the State Convention of the
Wil- American Missionary association in
Hartford, endavotowill belakea as to
Original Irvin
~llrs. Iliry l7. l-Ily his charge of the
“srtcla-"et lliss Beird'slnetitute. Alter-
noonclaweslnoilendwetercolor, cray-
on drawing etc. lie. 9 Maple street.
Death of Ira. Willia- W. Boston.
lire. liary Gertrude Keeler. wife of
William W. Boom, died at live o'clock
this morning. During the early summer
Iwr health failed. but up to about ten
weeks ago she was Ithle to beehout.
Since then sbnbadbeenconllned toher
bed. and peduelly failing, In. Benton
was born in Ridgelleld in 1842.
she married Ifr. Benton. since which
time her home In the main haeheen in
It was her delight. however,
for many yeare,tospend her summers
with her ”rennet theoldhome. She
ease numberof theFlrst lolhodist
Episcopal church of this city and had a
very widocirclecffriendo. Bhownsof
. Wld ‘ .
lo. amlotw In‘ any
Pruhablynothlsgcouldbem
oweuldzslm “new?”
W‘Mtfllmm
wesdevotadmovotoothersthanherself,
sud upalmcetmthohoerotlwrdrath
hereoneeruwrsmereforthessneerest
and daersrttohsrtheuwhatthe result
ofhrrillnesswcnldbetohor. Since
she wilohilgstl to tehetoher bed
husband Ito-devoted all his timeto
eersend haslsft her hedddounly fora
fownlestesetetims.
rsavomsnthshssthesympethyofahest
of friends Bwfanorshvill heheldet
hsrlltsrssideneo, lieliroeli Matti
rancher-mm holster»
maetwillhslethsreesrvices
will he held Wednesday morningst It
welockitlbohomsofw.1.flumplmys.
The colored Republicans will hold a
telly in the headquarters of the Reliabil-
cen glob. in the Norwalk club building,
Wednesdoy evening. ‘I‘. J. Grommet
New Haven. and other speakers wil be
All are Invited. Front-eta
will be reserved for India.
mm
lettersmnalmug uncalled for at the
Rorwnlk poet odlce for the week ondIng
October ”.19”. era 8. ll. lltIeIIley.
“on. Daniel A. Dickinson. lire. K. Dem
loll. J. 1“. Gilbert A: 00.. m Chris
lust-t, 'Dtomae Pastime, In John ll.
lined, Ir. A. I". Bhiehiu. Ir. John .A
, Iln'dokle'imr‘lw'lflss ‘9
mewflhnitmrlemcfw .. .
rations lcantlhnstcal‘m
loo-om boll-I“- WW“ ‘5' Thonowmarchi club mum
documwmihstlhwv WIOWW {uuwmgheadqoirtwmdi
“uMhMW‘fimfl' urdaynightaadmlsctsdslnifennhmi
samples Winn-wroreclty. II
(island frost held snort Inertial In
m.lesewsokeithsusolrrim
“W“v'h‘? wssllned
sdmIMat
he, Initiator!
notchanged the rating on the
. fissfiweyew resdy
the.” forebears withootiesve
nus-sail Wt. M
thohitlndnstryoleanhnryo fmmmm-
plete demcrllieatiou,“ not entire ruin.
andthatwislhe lncrama In the'tirllf
i’romfltobbpsroentadveloremonall
hhlormes.wonwnandlohlidreneom-
posedcfthefnrof theribhlt. beevoror
her other salmah. or of whbh such
for h the coupon-It material of
chief valuo.wholly‘ or partially mutu-
faetnredJnelndIagfurhathndles. 'l‘lIo
dllersecotadntyhetwoeneitlurdusssd
sklmorcetfaraudier-edsnppartiah
1y Into hetswmso slight that an In-
dustrybyitsollwashalltuplnliugland.
wmwmsrnfiltarylaw,
swunsttolfldwllloruw
sea-hoof owl-Its outwith Mussels
"m ”dualismendtfirnmsilwilhgoldhmd
havehisottli whim-Worm
wlzfm “w
eunuch.
white Inset-cl ands whitecep. They
srsospsctadhsrs‘l'harsday. ifthsyer.
nth-sedan with prism. one HnWoIIhpmpssstnrnhgoethflsy
cup, depot released. Man-sum mwlnuteerowlllbsimastlngla
theOpsrsfleeso. A mails eorsl'ltws
luhflglsitbo
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I22 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
INW'IWW 1. Wm; {Ind Typewriting.
~mB-totrsfersnoeef Gailorwriteforelrcular.
J. 1. came. y - - - fillclPAl.
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orthouoxiolaybm Durlcgllletperiod , ._
this country wielloodedenuually by hun- Taylor & Iden-
hats made In the rough. 'l'ho importers. Assn-numeral!
foreetilling the pa-age of the hill, fora when.“ my“
broogbtlnlavgequsntltissof the-chats. ammmmw .mfififim‘:
reasonah
The liner work upon them, such as trim— “Lmfigmfl'u “'0 all! fit ”a
ming, finishing and getting ready for the WM
market, we done in this country, as oo- a.” ”no I ll Slllllll.
canton required, by trim labor. There gm,“ “fig-aw ‘- “mafia-in.
is nothing ample about the style of It hat. Fri—WM
1“ ml” ”d colnrchanguwitb the —:—-——-—_._.£_=!‘__——=____—_-
.There are two mesons in a year, ANTED-6h Mon M. M
echo four months long, and a factory Ermfirmhww “WW"
Milan fact -
never'pskesesurplue of finished hats. “800 Eloise,
its outputls Isregulated entirely by the BOARDERS with 301!th can be
orders received, except when hats are lmw, '11.; um ell-l i
made in the rough. This kind of work. m". y ' ’ M30“ hNorwalLup-
horrors}. can be carried on steadily the wANTEDm Twenty-live two-borne teams
year through ”an“
in
In Danbnl'y, the slice: of this competio Wafifiwgmfl“ ‘0 3' D mm
tion with foreign labor was startling. M
The manufacturers saw their trade fnl- A unit. ascbsmbermald and Wilkes. A...
ling ed, the workmen their wages re- mfi'? F0 ”We? P- w. :6 anzgm
duced. The growth of the city. which
had almost doubled in six years, practi- é ?WD&W£L“:$”M§£
cally stopped. The great business of the w y n ““5 “a“ - a; ll»
placealmost come to a standstill. The T0 IIB'I‘.
manufacturers sent a delegation to
Washington to appear before the Can— Smohfif’m'“m1‘°~“0-hnimm
mittee on Ways and Means. The work-" “i“ “a?“ . one of 1|me
inzrnen sent n’like representation, and trout“: Foundry, ~~ mo
the united action of these two delega- A x 1.“
tions brought about the increase in the (21:71.? é'xi;mu%nmnm
tarid from 30 per cent. to 55 per cent. on lug. mm), ori'r‘m?‘ “1ng .813:
all hatsmade in the rough. The bone 13‘3“" 0‘ and Brothers. 0'! 1w
Iic‘ial effectsof this provision are most OUSEHindbuildinglutg
evident There' Is not now a hat' In the {1w whfif‘gmmgfibmmun
rough of the cheaper grade sent into this FIRST-CLASS m "ml 11 tm
country. Thwart of course many of M. hu;::fln...d1...fi., [manna “3;
the higher grade imported. which sell ' 3°“- 012'
for 35 and $6 each. but they are bought LOWER port of house, consisting or no;
. and
by those people who cannot be satisfied som'f'fi‘dry arm" :4;ka Hum"
iter
with any thing domestic ' share Agigrsfi. J Kmpp' at w” Ingest.
(To be Continued).
SW house Taylor avenn II 5
H__.,_.._..._.....——————— (Nho Water street, lucid“ muck] fimmfi" ‘
”new" and Itealily. fill); six rooms, Row-non. .311 Rulinond
Poll SALE.
7 Y s. FLAGS. Genuine U 8 m7: 7 l
I} o ling it met. South Norwalk u in wiser;
imam
OYSTER GROUNDS —'l'welve acres of good
0) sir-r ground situated all Bell island
with munch on it to pa for It. Price only
2?)“ if sold r in. away. his lea ariro bargains.
grounds are In the best of condltion lor
planting. Addrem Box lfiflontb Rowena Ih.
71.7087T 0|! STDI‘EN
PDXterriee dog: insweritothiuirneof
Ah Prince; was marked with black spotsover
heinous extending down over the
Thehatr on one side of his mouth was mm
rubbed on In a small place. rewardw
paid for his return to the branch Sentinel
office. 078
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bronze and all until goods. clnefbarmm
and stove trimm s Iatedl ngzeat
manner. Warn-ks “7‘ appeclalty 0:”. mm»
in the
chendellers; take thorn down rennin
themmnt them up lulu the next day and
gnarenteethemtolook lookwaawellaiuo. A
run noose ms smnrrcr ruoueur post-lam! vlll brine-mental“ hon-n who
mm”, m: “009, will give an ostiniateon the work. Orders and
work can be left ionlsE. Potter's. blillsrd
room, Wall street. Norwalk,nnd etDo
nald,
son's lu mblng shop on I'aahln on street,
:51th orwelk,aud will have prc‘r‘npt atten-
tion. We are also manufactamsof ofdoor
wane Cell t lento"In y 18! W e“Ste Airman
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