avenue..............stoo ,
llotloxsa‘l‘sylorafanue............... «lo
‘llotdtxlwlllest svenue..............sr.500 ,
rlolaoxomlghmsmu....... '
llotmrlwdouthlfalusheet... 1, ,,
llotisxlioflouthlfslustrest......... 1,000
ilohwxltlmmwoodavenne......... 1,000
StookofthoOoopaafiveBufldlugBankofBewYorb
,Lii’e and Accident Insurance.
£650 LOCKWOOD,m
No". 2 South lllalu Street.
lll'fl BillEllS FLYING.
scaool. cursors or ran cm
slit possess manure
‘ colossus an .,
‘ , he lost Patrlatla Wie- Ivar-
wltu-‘aas la Wh—Iflaht.,lshaal
"as" ass cler- lalata tha Itarsasd
nurses and Plasma Allegra-as to the
mlk-Jlflom laDataIl.
When the time arrived yesterday
morelagfor‘Wld Bol"toopsu the day.
hessemedtobe ashamed that his face
had basueclipsadthoprsviouadsy, and
hohldhhmelfbshiud the heavy, dubi-
olllooklogclonds. But later, seeming
toknow that the school children, happy
and merry, dare to have a celebration to
eclipse all parsdmand gatherings ever
heldin th'l little city, he came forth
andlenthksmilingfsestotbeoelebratlcn
' as the schoolde at0o‘clock called the
pupihtogether. who foronce chwrfully
obeyed the summons, "Come."
At 0:00 a large, imposing detall of
Douqu Fowler Post, 0. A. 3., march-
ed up the front walk, where they were
metbythecolor-benrers, and the large
flag was given over Into the hands of
the“ ” The pupils in double line
thenpnmsdout and mod about the
new pole. In the distance was heard
tbedrumbsat and in imposing ranks,
with banners flying, came the four bun»
dred pupih from Concord street'io join
intheceremonial. With this company
and a couple of hundred spectators
gathered, the exercises opened with a
readingbyLou'mGregory,incleartones,
oftbe president’s proclamation. At its
conclusion Principal Footc‘s voice added.
“Iasceordancswith this recommenda-
tion by the'pruident of the United
Msnduadgu of our devotion to
our country let the flag of the Nation be
unfurled abovethis school.” With the
steady tngof the "Vets" at the halyards
theilsgwentup. Aailsfolds spread to
slam Adjutant Arnold led in three
cheers -for "0“ Glory. The notes of
loyalty that went upward to heaven
froma thousand throats was thrilling.
Theucame in union, with wonderful
impremiveuass, the "I pledge my ailsgi
auoetomydag andtoths republic for
which it starlds; emanation indivisibls.
with liberty and justice to all. The
pupils then changed front, facing the
temporary platform, aodthemme
was continued as follows:
Bout—“America."
lord‘s Prayer.
Mtatlono“Arnerlca".., ..liomer Bylugtou
MUM—“WWW” ........ Charles Graves
SsIgofDulumbus Day.
All Amie-J’Dolumbua".. .Puplls of Graded
“Thalualagofthelour Centuries".
..Vlclor Ferris
Bong-:«lolnmbi; tileflsmoftheoeeaa."
Recitation ...................... Oriana-tillers
Sag—”WelcomatotheNatlsns.”
Recitation-«W's Banner".8usie Smith
Recitation. ..I‘dna Sherwood
Song-“Home. Sweet items."
The pupils each rendered the assigned
selection admirably and clearly. The
mingled volume! children and veterans
was inspiring. ”road“ the local schools
of this distrhtluuguratsthsday.
The up“ We! the afternoon
wastheparadsllf thsaohoolsof South
Norwalk, Ifl w and Bowayton
combined. The two lily schools as-
'ssmblsd o the nuts. m building
and darted promptly on “ms at m0
o’clock. Hall by a large delegation of
thsG.A.B. Thslinsof maruhwssup
Franklin street to Clay street, lollsil.
roadPhoa. Asths hssdof thscoluma
reached the railway . up Wash-
ington attest came the Norwalk
school.” hundred and ilftyslrong,
wlththahstllorwalk drumoorps,pre.
ceded bys detail of veterans. The city
sclrools md oa Iain m and re-
viewed the East Norwalksra as they
passsd by and salt-ad the hall, follower!
by a has company of seventy llowaywn
pupils. Bowelllladthssaatlogcapacity
W thatwlthout friction the
pupils were all sooommodatsd m the
mil-“MW mm “‘65::
the mphtforarwsrsths clamp-embers
of tbsBoardof amoothlmdiatI-let
mq‘vmmr
uninhabflhlt lasts”
hsduvwbsfisrssasasashsrspreasaw
tloa wlflh is walk. The chairman,
rename-333m
ra- cial-sol a;
sshaols
kWh-amused“
thread Minibus-same
communaum
animals-s. Gatlw. la
fling “has than for Is Isl.
We‘lfl’bpflhwsvaltbsh
South Norwalk. Ct.
first Norwalksrs as wellw as others, were
W why the ilm and appearance of
Mlollowlsg these came the
Rowaytonsohool, carrying apicture of
Warsaw hya local drum
.mps. Neat lollewsd tbs llorwalt Iron
Works lied and the ulnar) pupils of
the two city schools, each Marrying
ailsg. The grades in succession each
bores hadrons red or white orblus
bound: with the school and grad: mart-
edthereoningilt. Attire head of the
grammar grades was Baechsr‘a Drum
corps. The mining of these grades,
lourabreast, was a prominent feature.
Every pupil in the sutirepsoceasion were
a neat ailkflag badge; lbs marching
andsppearauoeofthelineellcltsdmerit-
edapplause at many points along the
route. The column moved up lain
street to the Congregational church,
down West etrect,enllrely around the
school'house block, and then into the
building. Heretables had been spread
by the liberality of the citizens with
sandwiches, cake, lemonade, root beer.
etc, so bountifully that every child had
as much he was capable of amimilating.
After the collation the East Nerwalk
school was placed in line. At the sug-
gestion of Principal Fools two large bags
of peanuts were placed so that each child
might help himself toahandful as be
passed from the ground. These efforts
were provocative of much mirth. On
the center walk the city schools were
similarly served. After the members of
the G. A. R., the band, and the drum
corps had been liberally served, bushels
of food were pamed to the large number
without the building. Tables were
spread fonlhe lady helpersiand teachers,
who at 5 o'clock enjoyed a rest and a
lunch.
13 OTHER DISTRICTS.
The Day Appropriately observed by
School Children of'tha Born-xi.
The discovery of Ama'ica was also
celebrated in a fitting manner by the
public schools at the borough end of town.
At90'clock in the morning the pupils
assembled on the grounds of their re-
spective schools, where a national air
wm sung and the stars and stripes salut-
ed. At the Center school. after the
above programme was carried out, there
wasaingirlg by thescholarsandadl
drealee by the Rev. 1“. E. Robbins and J.
Beldeu Hurlbutt. A large number of
spectators were present.
The scholars of the Over River school
held their special exercises in the study
hall, where the following enjoyable pro-
gramme was rendered before an nudi~
ence composed of the parents of the
scholarsaud others interested in school
work:
Song—”God of Our Fathers". . ...School
lleclamatlou—“hfy Country". .Edward Selkck
Historical Selection.-
"Cclumbus the Boy". ..Ired llauy
“What Men Know About the World"..
Sainlle llyatt
. .Uaa Uncoln
. Willie Rowe
“The ladies".. . . .
The Plan of Columbus".
Song- ~~”Savlctrra ...............
“Queen lsahella Aids Colombo
Kenneth Bissell
"Columbus Sails" ..Mlllle Wilcox
“The Naming of the Island". .Allce Day
“The Request to Spain" .......... Willie llaun
‘Tumluslon". ........ . ., Florence Williams
Song~v“llall. Columbia" .............. school
Historical Selections-
“Elfects Upon Europe"... .llsrvev Belts
Subs—guest Events. .. . .llarry Goldrchmldt
Recitation——
"meaning man“. ......mldaa Wighsm
Bong—
“Columbls. tbsflem of tbsflesan.......tichool
America in its Early Days .................
........... Nellie llodsoaaud (Ilarallrdsv
Alrlsrlca'sPl'ogrsas:-~ .
Agriculture... ......ert Gregory
.. Kalle Smith
Borg—
"l’he Breaking Waves"... ...Bchaol
Hades of Travel. .
............ Agas- llryant and all. Glover
labor llavlug laveatlm ...... Haral- l'artrlell
Electrbs .. Harts Keith
Public school ilystsra“ ”fouls ”autonomy
American! 'l'o-day ................ libel Wilton
ltecllstlouwfl‘aa ladlaa (Marthe. laonsrd
“Abdulafleogrsphy.”
m~mw¢m
Mwahhlrl‘ad."
Atifllic'elock in theaftsrnoon tha
scholarss'asmblrdattbssshoei homes.
has made, headed ‘by it Masher.
formed into lies and marched to the
Opera Boundless patriotic exercises
‘wershrld. 'lheelilldrsu Allidtllssatile
lowar‘porllun of the hall, including
a-vsral extra sellers. ’f'heslsge weare-
asrvad fordleprlnctpahlloardof 3dr
cation, and invited guests, while the
gallery wasmcuplad bytllspareotsaud
shtidrsawasvasysajeyahlaaaddsmoa-
stratsdthseanfal trflflagthayhsdrs-
esivsibytlsirrsqssttvstaashsrs. The
adore-ally thallsv.O.N.lallssbaad
lbs. George VuAhlyaswtrsptrlotlo
sadalssasat,aad washatdtswltll
Mahala. 'na hallwa- elm
Misha-abuses.
Ammwaoabrsaldst
warranted by hot. Barron's arches.
tra. In connection with lhsssrvioe the
Rev. W. J. Blooms madsaaaddrsssboth
tetheolderperaona present and to the
children. lmpredag upon their minds
the ham or tbs eelsbram sud
thstacttbrtfltsyrllsaldbsthaatmlthsy
“Am-lessen...“ by birth
or adoption, and lived on Amsviea’s free
soil,uuderthatgrandoldflsg. the stars
sndatripm. Attire clossof the service
thsschool ohlldrul. headed by Dwysr’s
band, marchedbaok to the school and
mirrouuded a platform erected in the
water of tlregrouuds. They then sang
a national air and chewed the American
flagasitwasunfurledforthe first time
over the school. There was men music
by the baud, singing by the scholars and
recitation, after which the scholars ad-
journed to the school. where further
commemorative exercises were held.
Theserviceatthechureh,aswellas the
flag raising and other exorcism. were
largely attended. and allhslped to make
Columbm day s memabls one in the
history of the town,
Silver‘s-s Oslsb‘ntaa
Oatheir way to Norwalk, Friday, to
attend the different panda. those who
drove through Silver Mine might have
noticed at the little school house in that
place a meeting of scholars and others;
and those who stopped to see what it
meant had no reasonto regret doing so.
The lady in charge of the school, Miss
Mansfield, had evidently taken a great
deal of interest drilling her scholars, and
from the beginning to the end of the
exercises they were a credit, to themsel-
ves and to her. There was a flag raising,
also addresses, recitations and singing by
the children. Miss Mansfield evidently
has the love of herpupils, she seeming
to have the capacity, too seldom found
ins teacher, of gaining their affections
and obedience, all seeming to delight in
obeying her wishes. Amonghhose prcs~
out was Robert Outline, who, although
ninety years old. secured to takers much
interest in the exercises as any young—
ster in the crowd.
The Day laderdgsper.
Twenty-three hundred tickets for
Bridgeport were sold yesterday at the
South Norwalk railway station. Every
east-bound train up toso'clock in the
afternoon was crowded with pamengers
bound for the Park City, where a grand
celebration of the day took place. it
consisted of a representation, at Seaside
Park, of the landingof Columbus, fol-
lows by a monster parade in which
every society in the city took part. The
procession was nearly two hours in pass-
ing a given point. About sixty hand-
somer decorated fleets added magnifi-
cence to the spectacle.
Till; l‘All’AIGV WAXIXG WABI.
A Ben-lug lop-blloaaw lean-g l p-‘l’m
dun-aerate Para-la at Iowaylow.
Hon. J. J. Finnerty, of Chicago, ad-
dressed a large audience of Republicans
in the Norwalk Opera House, Thursday
night. lie gave a facihle and lucid or
which of the tarrilf issue, speaking
particularly to voters of, lrish birth or
extrullon, contrasting their condillun
in lrelaud with that in America, and so
peeling to them to veto for their best in-
terest, and not at the behest of no—
acrupulous politicians. The gallery was
filled with ladies, who evidently evinced
cemncb interest in the speaker's elo-
quent words as the many voters who
were present. J. Beldsa Buributt pre-
sided at the meeting. and s glee club
compo-redo! nine prominent singers of
Norwalk rendered a stirring campaign
song. Before the meeting the Rector
Bosnia mode a short parade. leaded by
the Mutual Drum corps.
The parade at ltowaylon, flunday
night, by the Dramatic clubs was very
successful. The train arriving there at
fl o'clock brought the 8mm; waalk
Fife and Drum lklrps, the lmlrwuod
(luanla and the Colombian Artillery.
Thoywersmetbythsllowaytoollatmy
and a panda was made on both sides of
the river. triaglsg up at the‘ home of
in VJ. litsvsas. which w- gas
3’ illuminated with south and
”mandala enjoyed a hoaoashd rs-
paatlaralmsdbylhscaptsla sad Ira
Stevens. Whenths tiara cams for do
partwathsehhatthessggutleaolli.
C Smith. secretary of the Loehwood
nutrient-sated them for their land
rallly. Nasy of the houses along the
llueoflaamh were haulbomdy decor
ated,tllsaaputlcslarlyaotlesabla Mag
thsrssldsacaaof Reconciles-Basile
W,8amslehlrs. WW,
ii. A. 0. Essential, Willia- Hoyt.
Ala-lay lowsdss, w l. flavors, 3n.
and John I. Vlssmt.
Wash-stream
J. apsmafiasl Isak
“was“ wit. shah
equipped. Abs-awn“
thalalrvitwlisamlathsshwaasa.
Wm
Iraastagaaflswlam.
i
i
l
a.
B
decorated withlargs flags sad basting ‘
..T’ ‘1‘
‘ Hill lllll‘fli;
14 Sam NA!!! li'l'lllll'.
South Norwelk. Ct.
HARVEST non FESTIVAL.
Grass choral- Bsaatlfally Decorated with
mun. Vasstablssaad'lswm
Ahsrvsat boma fmttvsl was hsldst
Grace church, Bov‘nlk, Thursday
fleeing. 'l‘llssdlilos wufistfllydsos-
showiugthere‘sultofaplentlfulhsrvrst.
Thensrclsesooushtedofchoral made
bytheboyehdlrands’shortsermonby
thepastor. Thefollowlllgls we muslv
cslprogrsmme:
WRyma-‘Osmaystbsntmoso—
ohm”,
mam... .PlalaCbsst
Butte Dlmlttls" ................... mBaissby inf!
Anthem—”Seek ye tbs lewd” ....
Dflertory Byron-j'vorouatiou.“
Recssslonsl Hymn-“Praise to God. immortal
miss”
The sermon was prsadlsd from the
text, l.'l'imothy vl.. 0-7: “Godlins- with
contentment is great gain: for we
brought nothing into this world, and it
lacertain we can carry nothing out."
Inthecoorseof his sermon the pastor
said: "Tllereportstellusthatithas
been a fruitful year; the harvest has
been plentiful. This is a general state.
meat, but when particular inquiries are
made we hear complaintsof 'too much
rain,’ 'too much sun,’ ‘too low prices.’
Evidently there is an undercurrent of
disconleatin our land; injustice exists;
wrongsaredone. Still these do not ac-
count for the dimatisfaction. Back of
all else, jealousy and envy malls the
trouble. The tenth commandment is
broken; men want their neighbors‘
gmds. The present used is contentment,
not lack of energy our lack of ambition.
but quietness cf ruled and readiness to
labor in that state of life unto which it
has plemed God to call us. leave
might have boens’ and ‘may best;’ make
themcst of ‘oow;‘ covet the last gills.
We take nothing from this world anve
character; such a harvest Godaeeks. We
cannot bring forth fruit unles we have
learned in whatever state we are there-
with to be content."
The service was well attended. All
offering for the parish was taken up.
anlountingtoflillfii. At the close of
the festival the fruit was sent to the
sick.
..ltoberts
Inf“. MEANT].
The Ila-hora of fiber-as Boa-ell Give
Another Enjoyable lateral-neat.
The members of Sherman Council, No.
13w, [loyal Arcauum. gave another ea—
joyablo entertainment at their counxil
mom. last Thursday evenisg. There
were about one hundred ladiesand gentle
men present, among whom were Grand
Regent John Machine and Info, Post
Grnnrl it"gr'ni J. A. Hutchinson, ii. 1)..
and wife, of New Haven; (hand Oralor
.l s. Davenport. District Deputy Grand
Regent Pack of Stamford, RegentJames
l’ Elliott, of Bridpport, and rm
Regents Gourly and Alden. of Stem»
ford. The following programme was
ably rendered byallwholcohpart.
Trin. plant», covert and violin... .
lire. llsary Tilly, Hoary Tilly and
Richard Aheadrnth.
Tenor Solo—fllallor'a flrave"..
.l. )erollosgb. Eye. New York
ill-citatioaw—“Charitl llrtader's lihopplsc
Espeiltlon". In. Richard 0. lltshrll
from. W'Tladlnss"..
Mrs. A. Thalia all It. Baltic
l. Nos-sadism
WW- Havaptsa" "Hubert Tilly
Bani-r Solo— ”Invincible Guard"..
.IhJsaaia [l-lth
Solo ”When the flowing Tldeflumesls"
., .llm hawks Absndroth
Dustt. Plano ”ll-n Kate aadeaalsllmllh
Tenor Solo ”Kindness“ ...-l WW
Dart .plaao .
..... Misses and a...» ...i A...» um
Mr "Yeltsin the Wave" End Vovrs
llamw'lilghlaad "loft... llvrbevt J. Tilly
To an "mus Hr. McCullough song
”star of love and Dream" ind llr.
Force sang a lullaby.
After the bus}: solo by Miss Smith.
(trend Ill-gent lackrille, (lvaral motor
Drvenpmt and Past Regent Hutchinson
mode a few remarks. Al the completion
of the pogramme coke and cream wm
servedsudatshont ll o'clock allwend-
ed their way home feeling that It was
the most pleasant affair that the council
had given and that Drake William P.
Ileythfiosl dsws all of his pvsvawv
efforts.»
Israelis-souls.
Dismissal-lam»
Muommflrmaulao
o'emTa-shyalgbgaad whilst:
wahadsauharmsbhmdfrvlghtfm
Barlemlllvsvforllsw flsvaaerssbul
betcha rsar. Savanna wasthruwu
from llwrsllattoetlagtllseastand
Muscle. wows
Blandtbssvsualtrdawasssrloasly
aallpsshspshhlylsjassdaboattk
heal. “summarily“
dlwsglsdlagulrmuthsfloet
slush. Iaawussstatwaraataass
rstedwithfraltr,graln sud vegstabha.
‘ have main it'n- end
thanyouwillin curators. Wesreasfan‘liliar
wants of our alumna as you are with
e multiplication table.
0 are here to serve you, but you must lend
. B31123]; aid. You must buy in order to get the
with the
ourown door-yard or
DEATH CLOUDS DiBlEll.
The Grim Specter’s Shadow ls
, ”Cast (hr the White House.
was screws are. manor.
lea Phys'telaa says There Is Absolutely
No Chance for "or Life and the Elm
lay Course at Any Moment, Though It
flay Its Deferred for Weeks.
Wismscrux, Oct. zl—“Mm Harrison's
use is utterly and absolutely hopeless." it
us Dr. Prnnlt ll. Gardner who made this
astelncnt uluumt lmmrdintely nfter leav-
ing the lmlslzl.» of tiledlstlllgulelml patient
lithe “Lila House. Dr. Gardner apprv.
slam the fuel ill; '.t the public are not only
Irlirlll sympathy with Mrs llarrimu, but
that they lulu- a right to he informed of
her true rendition, and he says that the
and may come at any time. .‘rlrs. Harri-
son's vitality in rellzerlreblo. A patient
with lens rr are porter would long ago
it is all that sus-
moi» her i: l her lust struggles; ull'n death.
“i cannot my iron for oil the end is.
Coillplicminus may misc at almost any
litur- whloh Would fructmlilltie ’lupping.’
Anopcmeion of this kiuel in Mrs, liar-
rlmn's weal; condition would probably
prove fatal. riile may live for a few days
and heritfue maybe prolongul for auroral
weeks." .
Tiit‘ While lion-w~ was wrapped in gloomy
silslxrc 1min}. 'l'hme who approached it
instinctive; [c-ll llu' havering pn‘ék'llticul
a great, e-l.. ‘..»; mu! trm’. -.-. lliiailuilifi'l'hii‘p.
ifllfll‘o'lllllla'l)’ after llrmlhm the president
relunml to iilc llulshlr nml rlu-n- runninml
resemllmvrrs, l‘pto [0:210 then- vow nu
sailors
Afte-rllml lrn' lr sevt ml indies m. ’inl in
my lln ll' rm,- cm to flu sulfa n- . Among
til :1; were Mr. ll m :1 Mn lurker of tin
richl'lel's' helm and )er John [2 :ii(i/.‘.lili
Mrs. Millenuih-n.’ the attorney :vnrml.
called at on early hour, and em: n; unu- .‘l‘ti-
nlilml to the sins. rlmnlwr.
MN. ltltsstll lltlrrlwln llfi the White
Housemanmll; l -v-r in r r. «mil in Lt-
trpvn ulr. Sin" 2'. Ian «mum! llnzl :-
l’l’illl'lllin: mm}: huh-EM .‘ln i'.sF1 ..
wife of lllrtrmmll! Parker, "Alli nit.
RIWH llm'riwn‘n rr'rlm. l. i; the lwl
loser-l. lllr lmu luv: { all ..‘r.
hfr‘mllly ll rnrvil g V. "r ,~'.
Till-rr-wmafrvlivw of lmp- nfh :- ll... ter-
rible llnxiely of (in nich; out '.n s m U»
poll "team-1n or own fur! .: Yul r.-.,~mz-- ..
inlhs afternoon -w’l‘lurt “he on h‘l'ilfl' : ..
of the unstingwlmh Still it was no :1;
mlumlaitlnlllrr llutl 1:;n‘e lzuprzz'nllxrilt
room: mgvmrm.
Dr lilll’lllllt'r rim
all: rlltl-v1ls.:.‘
Bill. I: I: W l [,1 l
llil‘ti nut to llmile llfl
.- if." pn'lrn! mu aim-ping.-
:- tall in Nonnl I»
or I ,; ‘13: iii... '\: iffllllfllllrll l qut ill ls
mu; ~l.m ml till: ”Hi to m «mm In. ni
{Lu-rm Z! “.I‘i l. i ‘.t llz- ..l.rrl: :ul lll’l‘J-n
l"l'l- ' I'd .i.“ .
lb: . .‘ . I..:I trim lm gut-ml [Hit
.3 i nil l§.- septum»
tin: m \w» rh'iillli}
, I \,-A,~- 2. p. l‘t"~ i-l“.i.irill'
Iflll .1 pm M. l Loni ‘w-l. .l bi .llnz‘. l but i' itilIi
in. l ~II. , l:- ul rub «up in: hr lllt uni
ulu'r lulu .. luml lit-l i n n-trm-ni,
It is ll: lire n:- ~~lu~l ”maul llztll (in.
pmr ~ul7urcr clips. 1-) ilit' *m- is uloliw'ul
to rwilze :llltixrtua.«~ ..n lu-r in“:
on ln-r rullt sole, hr. \vllll tin‘
gnm'mul llw ll fr lunch-in '.-
ldl)‘ lxy tlu- «Ii -;:-» 4. .' . .
lmal lyim! ill .12} ml 1 ;' pm
The pit) «is MM: 1» llil‘llllll;
ti :lls lulmlw lwr ohm? 1m ll .. r 7'11' 2»
new Intel“) mm‘y‘w m val-v lat-r i . .nl from
the piilml'JlI-Au .l at Home vim mu. nrul
does slightly ntzr ill-v ghoul-Li's 'l'lw we
myths-t of laughing arr n r) {mum-m «mi
painful, llo-r rmptrnfirm :mw \.~.m~e lav
BWt't'l‘l forty and fifty. wlliI-ll is mwn- tint,»
double the turnout
'I'Iss- hnnrlch-u-ns all» him".
She is still whim; IAlllll’i‘I‘lllu‘ili. and in
Bill' arms quantity that who in» Invrn able
to lately walnut rim-v ila‘tllt‘ll raw eggs in
each twr-IltyAfnur hunt».
Thlaslu-lsahh luu‘tltlll unless a ill of
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the trrrilllt Ali raw All at Am: Inlnplimh l
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hunt the rum .- int. of the fluid, ll‘ii sinn-
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when il'l .w m all“ ill-ll political plus.
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a your my. luv more. lhlly norm-I to how
opal in 3mm Kn .ol impriwumtml the
ground that iv.- ml» llaly' a luv-umplievln
the dynamite plot. pmhahly will he re
leased ahrmly as the sonar datum in
favor of freeing than has already been
made. lnmlllrient «Hm-e will he the
rear-lo elven for his reissue lloth mm
were melded upon evidence gives hy the
Mullen police imam James
Mel Mm store mind.
[Installs tawlsr man up as lass.
Dustin. on :3.»th W lawlor,
who mil-dim— BostuaJaas l bath: a
”duct heat on atrsaaslhntle magnate!
whnwal tart lease from at mirth was-y.
c lush-lat three swaths wheel-see
new area If M bk friends as ht.
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You will bempeid ten fold forthoinapsotiou
will ll 1
concert is to thezsr‘rgymof may” ”I“ delightflfimm!
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and with on-
on harassed
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one we
times and that’s! to con’iult
be are alwaysin the forefront of
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When you want one come to
us ;, we lead both in prices and
quality.
a
83 Washington Street.
0E0. VAN ALSTYNE, Proprietor.
m. s. sum-rs
Special Week
———~IN-——-—-—-
Cloaks, Dress Goods and Woolens
H...“— L.
lle cam the lamest Stool!
We give l0|l the Best Values!
We are the Agents for Demure Saving Incline, ill. 50!
”...... ass»
Cloaks.
:We nre‘glioterminod: on {building up
our Cloak Department, and if: qualities
and low figures will do it, it will be
done. We have made zhe followin;,
inducements for this week:
4 lurs El Ollgnmlent will be sold lots 6. 50
f' moo n “ 0.50
h ILMl .. “ “' 0.75
“ 1500 " ‘- “
10.00
This is but a few of the many 8pm»
lalties in this department.
Agent for the Demons! semis Machine. $19.50
DRESS GOODS. -
We have an endless variety of new Dress Goods just received.
Flannels and Flannel Blankets.
Our stock at present is overflowing with all grades of Plan-
nets, Flannel Blankets, Comfortables, oto..clc. »
“M”..- ...t...
Do not forget nail in want of Gent’s. Ladies’ or Children' s
Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, etc, as our stock and priceaare on-
would.
Seaournewarrival of Olimothalnallwidths. Aisoacomp
NORWALK. CONN.
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Allwork rtainl iDeatistry
allshouto all: Hbsrs-e‘dbor thaw”.
All work guaranteedtobe thehs‘
Mmewnfromfimmuntilhaic '
DR. F. W.’ DARMER.
Gea'l State Agent for Atom
Over Post one... South Norwa'lk, Sign.
WT?
WilffiPEBS.
Pictures Framed In older.
illTlSTS' IATEIIILB,
Paints. Oils. Glass.
21c.
Pilllllli, I’lPEll-iiilllillii illl
BEBBBllllil.
L. H. Decker,
:9 Waslliagtoa st. So. Norwalk._ ‘
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger. talciniler, Paulo
Will PlPEll lllllIn Bllllllllls
Halnerth streehflo. Nor-wars.
Sample books of full line latest in of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Mouldings an to
bousesf or inspection. on notice by postal.
cell
lstlmatea cheufullv alve-
D. P. MORRELL.
MENU! 0? THE PEACEhNotary otaryPubllc
Pension Attofiney,$ late and lire
lure
insurance a specialt
in Washington street. South Norwslhaul a’
D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKJNO.
Pinnm and hmrsebold furniture movsdwi
care Trunks and packages\ veallcd for and
promptly delivered. once\ 0111 W -
ton street. South Norwalk. (Irina. die
llll S. l. sinner“
VETElllllll 80l0E0ll.
annuals Place. South Norwalh, an
mousmsmr._ Jpn-
SBHBBLillllUlCEli—Ell
”mm sou Iii nrrorrarrr.
".Mr J. Henry Ionian, masterofdauclnmwlll
uhis Mllool at liei’rrlanla Hall. A
onsof ladlea and gentlemen revel
particulars given on Thursday ev
ml. commas ramsm
Latfeet
fancy The Walt: wlllheaspeclalty.
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30qu Islam summit".
Whitman
Opendally sfmstollamwand frumltol
p-mnaadoullaturdsyevsalapfromltol
lrlatsrest allowed on deposits.
‘“”‘izlu”~l’h”tl“i .... ...
JOHN B. NAPP, . and Tires
'4. 0. JENNINGS."
Undertaker.
l KNlIlll'l' slam. seawaur. cores
l‘,. ' llorse llaliwayDepot.
millisecond Kim street. Telephone callJl-a
HOMER B.
new;
[man Include and leader.
ls NORTH IAIN mm.
Repairing of fins 3d complicated watehs a
sporially Key Elsa
facility for first clam Hm when tau.
teal abllltv lode thesams.
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In new orifazxrmifvmfm.
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Bridgeport. Coon.
A Silllll 'Glllll
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(it us with an lander for car sale»
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