Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 6, 1893 · page 1

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so duly Fire Insurance and/ , :Eetate businesset Nor,
' . sheet: to Oliver E. ‘B‘ A ker, I wish to express my t . ‘1 ~
«to all for their liberal patronage, in the past, and most re- , .mm m sum

 
 
 
 

 

 

n y ask for a continuance of the same to my‘suceessor.
' “ ‘ Very truly, GEORGE LOGKWOOD.

 

Spring Announcement.

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the undersigned, having urchased theFire Insurance and Real
to, business oonduete y .George Lockwood, at N o. 2 South

 

 
 
 
 

 

line .Of Clothing for"

 
 
 
 
 
 

centinuance of the liberal patronage of the Iglgilie. _ ,
‘ ‘ ' MOBt‘IeBPBthunyl. 0L ‘ I R E. BARKER.“ wear. from the cheapest

Firelnsurance. Real Estate. Rents Collected Hou ‘ to Rent finest grades. . ~
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.. III. J0ll P. HAITI EXPIRES The i oi'theloIty-fllth BECAUSE I’ll!!! 0AM“)! All!!!
BAR“ 'l'llls ”DINING. ”ham!" YorhEaetoenlerance '11]! Till Bill'nllll'fiillilll’l‘.
ofths Methodists were held yesterday

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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hsrryHilisatWiitoudnns Tuesday,no
clueheehesn obtainedtothe man who
shotlmDauielloriarlty.
Itillmaghtthat hewaeapeddier,ae
nulanauswwinghisdeeeriptiou visited
the ruidence of Ir. Olmstead, a
Brenchrille cattle denier. Ionday morn—
ing,aud;triedtoforoehis way intothe
house. Ire. Olmstend slammed the
doorinhialace. Bethal tried to per—
suadeha'toiethimin, aehewantedtlo
selihersome needles. Bhostiilrclused,
audheweut away. lrnOinletcad mye
heactedstraugeinnnd she thought he
was crazy.' Yesterday morning the
eamemanwnseeen coming out of W.
L. We barn in North Wilton, and
itisthought he spent the night there,
Joseph Badden,aclerk in Ir. chler’s
grocerystore,gavc chase,but thestrang
er outrun him and disappeared in the

aroma-«u.» Health. m was morningatwo'clouk in the lethodiat m‘muthel-flueaaltuuas-
Isle-M wan-WW diuret- atDeahury. Bishopllindaol wumw'uwflklmulsum
‘pamwmuwm Gauss-y. "newsman-rs a.

mmwfims'i‘swur. ‘ themeetingto order there were about Ecru-clematis.»-

In W Euty, wife or John Mummt “MP-m Thereisdissatisfactionto-dnyamong

“nu-tinned mddeuiyatherhomsou theempioymolthell'orwaiknnd south

subsonic-venue,“ morning. aged ' Norw‘af‘f’treet Railway comp-Ithaca

ears. ., , some menhnvanotified President

; ”divs-{Bartyamsatdo‘elockappnrent- m'WWMWW Kimmy that they will g“ “M
lyaeweilaeueuaimndeetaboutgstting lorthesc-ionoftheconlerulcs. Saturday night.

' meanest. Enilanhour latersheweut “mumminifm'hh” 5°“ Thetroubienriemfmmthe fact that,

‘ uphill and informed her daughter WW *0 "'0 hflYfifl‘“ M' at the summit-chimes-

its-hrs that ahewae sick new not 'm "m mind I” “Wm perintenderlt Edwin Hoytw—placedin

goingtoiive. She wentedhertoltolor Rev. _D" Boole oflered 'mmmo" chnrgcolthemen. Forwmatimethere

the priest and a m. In. Early will“ "‘0 Chm“ Tel” has been a feelings! nutmeg-lb.-

theuweutsobed.wbfl|lhimml “w'whe’mmw‘u M01 tween someot themes) and Infloyt.

‘ I‘ . laudsl'ldlllulm conference. muldmmmandnowthatheieinchargeiheymy

nutilshopamedawaynbouno’clock. ”k” “P I” the M“ “Mb, theycaunotngrcewith himnnd might

in. Barty spends the night ntllrl. “1" M8 9”” ““59 '3'de aswelircsigntheirpoaiurm.

‘ W.K.James’ raidmce oanilll-l’eel. ”10" _ _ MartinKellogg she lease Bows. two

' where he has been employed many 7'” “m “”8 V“ W“ or the oldest conductors, Ind William woods.

sud knew nothing of his wilds °"' W m“ 3°"C-H'mck-“Bm'f' Barnes and William Andrews, drirere, “II. le'l conditionl- not quite

V conditiouuntilhe weuthome for break— I!” Theannuai "P“oul“ wom‘ banded intheir resignations this noon, favorable today. She is v90 “91"”-

uttsbosuy «mono o’clock. ROI. '1'. HWBMWWWWMW’I" 1'heresignationsofothess, itisanid, will which. whether with her old Ice-N

month-t shunt. w. .1.qu were J-T-flsmflivoffimfln- WWW- follow. against her. The bullet has not been

9 atthe housemtho latter mun-Ne “m““mmfc'aw‘l “W“ “Pf“?! Ashen time Igooneof theconductors mandamus-Wins rill-kiln in"

at) mve the life of the dying women. °‘ the mmmwofkdmmf‘v“ and Mr. Hoyt had an argument At blood whoflinz- “E “Y! it “110 m

‘ whoaedcnthie nttributcdtoapoplexy. ”"0“!“- ‘n 5m” “M“ “but that time President Kimmey wse told avoidthltfor - day or two louse! he

ofNew York city,thenmadean address that juetaesoonaellr. Hoyt was placed will have MWde'm_

lrespected'Norwalk,waaibll'fllauearnestappcalformore- be i , ti ‘ _' .,_'
gigs-mm 31...... Simon "work”bythesociety’e members. fofulmugk'egxm ' ° “‘3'“ "n' sense to nuts DAhBllti’.
. I.“ night the “In" 0' m ‘ * (tr-at Incite-ant Over the Wart at an
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Ah AbTol’SI 030283”.

runes-try.
society wascelebrated. TheRev. J. 8. . . . raninccn-
Chadwick, a” “I“. 'i i. h . cor-nor nus- tau-a Into the Death Danburylsexctted agalnove

_ at Ira. [Arnie onus-lend. diary scare. ”a the scenes of two years
D" Hamilton and the ,Rfl' J' 0' Hart- Detective Arnold has been working on ago are being repeated. The patrol duty
'8'," '30") of Cincinnati, made addresses, the Aggie Kent case for some days, says of the police force has been doubled and
Wm“ “V“ “‘f’ “"4 °' “”3" “m" the Bridgeport Union, with the result extra watchmen hare been placed all
agelnent for m," rapidly growing branch that today Coroner Dotcn will visit the all)“: the factoria The series of fires
”m" ”Em“ "°'k' “m "‘3" 3," giri'ehomein Eatonand will probably began t.“ Wednesday, when the barn oi
Ww'mk‘ “,9” 'ade "'0'? m' order the body disinterred for autopq John McCarthy, the coal merchant, was
terrettng by ”I. ”d 0' stereoptlcou Aggie Kent,“ Hrs. Louis Olmsteud, hl set on fire.
“8" 11" church was packed. she in bclwr known, died one week ago An attempt was made Saturday night
Wednesday atthcmideneeolDr.Smith, to burn one of the buildings on D. 6.
an electric physician, in Bridgeport. Penfieid'e property on Base street. 'l'b‘u
The body was removed from that was irustrated by nearly discovery of
place ton morgue and Dr, Smith signed the flames. On Sunday night the fire
the certificate or death. giving typhoid bop unneeded in burning the lareebnru
leveraethediacaaeof which thewomau inthe renrol theComatock property on
M Altcrward it was hinted about than mm. Tuesday aim at 8 o'clock
Hustonthatdeath wna irom an ripest firewnediscovercd in the barn in the
tion. Themes practhtaily rested until rear of Mrs. AugustaStabbine'e residence
yesterday, because the girl's mother and on Main street. The servants gave the
her friends 61M thrill-1'1"! IS POI“ alarm and the llamas were put out with
icctiy entitled. the aid oi the firemen. Excitement over
"MN-Y morning Charles Biakernan, thr- situation ls intone and every effort
an Eaton justice at the price. entered is being made todctect the guilty ones.
the cormr’sofllce and wished to know w ~-A- ~~~-+-r~;-~‘—
what had been done. He war told what DBAIAlILD—tnhflfi.
but been done and srlggcsted that a rigid Theatrical lulu-s In which tiny-ours.
intrutigntion would be in order. He rt! Perot“. Illi ho Int-ranted.
listed to make the complaint himself Llie in rt: every phase is seen in New
that a criminal operation was alleged. York, and no part of metropolitan life is
butsaid that the manner of the girl’s soiuliof peculiar and in creating nitua
death was town talk in llaetou. tions as the existence of people in the

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thirty-three years ago by the late Fall!”
Inlligan, Mr of St. lary’e church.
She 'w survived by (our children—4hr.
lichael Herd, of Danhury, and Charles,
John and Mamie Barty, who like at
home. Shewasnsieterof BurgessWii—
lint Iclullen. The members oi the
family have the sincere sympathy ol the
community in thu'rsudden harassment.

The funeral will he attended from St.
lary’s church at 0 o'clock Sunday mom-
in:-

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DUCK! AND Ills DAIIJNB.

A Dnnhnry ”Bride and Groom flowered
ulth omens cl Good Luck.

A young couple came down the Dan-
bury road, yesterday afternoou,on the
train which reaches South Nnrwnlk at
5:10. Nothing in their personal appear-
ance would hate attracted more than
the attention which '- ordiuarily bestow-
' ed upon well dressed people, but for the
an w. MWJMMDKIIIOIIOHJ fact that they kept continually shaking
rice out of their garments until the liner
of the car was literally covered with
lb Alice laymwormpoudingm these little orueneol good luck. They
' ' had just been married in mine tip-north
town and were enroute to New York on
their wedding tour. Unable toconcenl
the fact that they were a bride and
groom, they entered heartily into the
The first number weeall instrumental amusement which their condition creat—
duut by limes Nellienuletal'leDiI- edsmong the passengers. in the bag-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mwmmdom'aflowed
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Themonthlyhusinereandsoeialoithe
YoungPropIe’aSoeietyofChrletran En-
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Bradley.
'11.. programme which followrd,en—

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, =m “street, South Norwaik, Conn, would most respectfully solicit w‘ have opened a 00mph“

“... Furnishing Geode!

Youths’. Boys’ or Children’s

I NINIIB III THEIR Elli.

.. .. We llave What ' You Need.

Sage and Miss Helen Gould.

Ila Ca.- la With a leg at Orange; hat
Bare-a Violent and Iain I’M-gs [July
In the Drawing [toe-s Oar Until low

Iark was has-so. sale at 19,: per yard.
Xlw Yolk, April d—The Sun printatha
(allowing story: The occupants of the
drawing room car on the WestShora rall~

Gould. with their mat-is; Colonel Dwight
Ladle oi Seugertiep, Judge Ciearwnter,
Edward ll Broadhcad and Samuel Dubai;
As the train was moving out at Cornwall a
large and poweriuliy built man,cnrryingh
Gladstone bag filled with oranges, entered

gamer; he jumped up, burst into tears, and

"My little buy, my little boy. i will never
see my little boy any more."

When questioned he began to talk inco»
hcrjngly Iabout thruster:i and iamiiy. He
eel t at was a mi licemsu, ilvi -
on a pension at Saratoga, grid that his ma: pmawd‘
boy was in heaven, {or which place he was

beyond Havevatraw he said that the train
was going too slow, and rushed for the
(rum at the car \Ulh the evilent intention
of jumping oil.

With the aid of the poster be was pre-

conductor and porter to keep him on the

On reaching Wechnwken, Judge A. T.
Clesruatcr telephoned for an ambulance

and aeolian-n. While on the fmrboat Get your boy that wagon or velocipede he has been asking
you for so long. We have them and the prices are so reasonable
that you will be sorry you had not got it for him before.

he attempted to jump overboard, and
when Interfere-d with pulled iron) under

with it bich he soon cleared apiece ior blur-
lie charged Colonel Ladln and Judge

and with his hand on bl!‘ hip pocket shunt-
ed that he would rich-ml himself. At times

Wat Forty-second street a policeman was
alter a struggle secured the —ow—
Iunatic He had cacapul on Easter Sun

Cir-claw factions Recruiting. N
. April o- A bonit- nt Ant»

irra, or Fort Locke, is now considered in-

evitable Forty men left Atukts to join the

militia and ”followed them to join looks

The militia are at (ioodlands. swearing

Is at his really for the attack. Jack-
son, the dslcated candidate oi the National
party (or governor, arrived at Antlers this
morning. Locke had 50 men at the lie t

a light will take place before Called Slates
troops can reach Antlers.

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wall. The only occupants of
Mrs Russell Sage and Mia

' Mum" N m I“ g” . Twenty-five pieces extra fine 27 inch Crinkle Seersuckersin
dainty blue, pink and gray stripes, equal in quality to fine Scotch
Ginghams. Price this week, 15¢ per yard.

rain was passing Fm hunk yard. Five yard limit.

hug filled with orangea Just

of the male pausengars, the

n policerlrall'e night stick,

ith trying to assassinate him.

boat arrived al. the foot of April l5")-

 

Lockaand all his men. Locke

All the Latest Novelties in

 

 

Fine French Ginghams, 30 in. wide, plain colors and small
check. Just what you have been looking for for your children’s
dreams. The usual priceisaqunrter; we will. place them on

Twenty-five difi‘erent Dress Patterns, exclusive patterns $1.25
somewhat exciting journey and $1.00 quality; price will be 98c and 89c per yard.

10c fine soft finished bleached Muslin, equal in quality to
m m m,mnmmmwcdm,uf_ Dwight Anchor. Sale price for Saturday and Monday, 70 per

Twenty-five Ladies’ black light weight Cloth Jackets. For a
leader in this department we reduce the price to 82.98 each.
Valuation, however, is 84.00. They want to be seen to be ap-

In our Notion Department for a leader this Week, all srzes
Lindsey Hose Supporters. Babies’, Children’s, Misses’ and Lud-
ies’ sizes in either black or white at 110 per pair. Lay in your

an,“ um, “(I am, h, I, year‘s supply while you can get them a? this price.
came very violent it required the com- ‘

Make your hens lay; Nest Eggs, 3 for 5c. Lunch Baskets,
13¢ each. Good 250 Brooms, 19c each.

A few 24136 nicely framed Pictures at 95c each. worth 81.50.

“400—“
he would kneel down and in pillows tones
speak oi his boy, saying that the Mittens
were open and that he wished to go up ' .
mdwm’cmd‘ Our store Will be open awry evening of the week after

 

83 Washington Street.
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' W ”'""“" "“ M ' hum Ken ‘l’h:fiharlll::‘;;;;hnt. REMOVED
brow; vocal quartelte Ire. Campbell. gage car {or-art! was their trunk,cm- ”a..." .. a. u. “a“... arr-t towering flat how-n I ,
an. Collin, lease. harm and la hellished with sundry inscriptions writ— Au..." o. \"oodntfl. m... in hats, null» «mt ude. chale- sag-t Smlih t;33?$.l$h$lhdw!d$li To lo. 5 Railroad Place,
lead; vocal solos, Iti- Hilda Schneil. ten in green, blue and yellow chalk. ml. “,1 u... my.“ doing M, has writtonasnlire depicting the ludlr- "m, , whit,“ h n “mum glgcgfiplfigsmufiggh‘mogm full:
Ira. Collins and Ira. Campbell someol them read: “We unhappy" um under the firm name at A. 0. MI! "MN“ "I‘ll“ b! iflmlfld'lhw with Deputy Marshal l'pchnrcb,who wan l"farting!{3:12:31qunearergornlnllnityLiana? his
win, “W and lies Dishmw "Just married;” "06' onour bridaltonr;" wm g 00., both “(may 3m. horns, which extend for blocks without ands-raring to take Johnson into custody, Sta-mum” mmfinfin-fififyom’ 0'33;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mark of distinction save the numbers
on the doors. The entire iaknownas
"U and l," and as a clever musical farce
wmcdy haemndendccidul hit inn
hundred nighte’ run at the Standard
11mm, in New York, as well as in all
the large cilia. The piece, with its
thirty musical numbers, new songs, new
dances, new crieemhie and new novelties
will be seen at Insic Hall, Saturday,
AWIB- * __ ,_ ,_ .
more It! ”Inhalers
The J. 1'. Prowitt company hereon
the shelves of their South Norwalk store
over 25,“)0 rolls of wall pnper,etnbrac—
ing over 500 designs, which were eelcct~
at from ten of the leading manufacturit‘s
in the country.
frauds a (‘0. are showing a stock of

“Ducky and his darling," topped oil
with .

We are from the batting town;

inrkont for thehrlde in a bran new gown

And lorthsgruomyoumuat beware.

For he’s no clown. so have n can.

linlfadoseu pairsol old nhoestied to

the trunk with white ribbon completed
the job
it was learned this morning that the
' bride andgroom werelllsaCnrrieDcntoo
and Ernest B. Andrews, of Dallbwy.

A’I'IILE'I'IC hrs'rre'rslsnrsr.

meat and nesignrd,1'uraday.at Rand
24 Leyfayette Place, blew York city, to
Henry A.Brnnn. Therebas hreuyrrl—
erruces given to the following people:
Elizabeth Miller, $10,135; Charles liar-
llnns, $4,925: Mary A. Woodrufl, nose:
Ellen Bradley, $3.05. Mr. Woodrufl
has been identified with the hatlrnrls
ior thirtydlre years, and was always
mne'tdrrrd to he in an excellent financial
mnditloo. lie w- nrnior member of
the firm»! Woodml,lurria&(30. [or
twenty yearn Till-firm wnanccesded
by A. (l. Woodenfl & Co. on Member
I, ill“, the company bring his son, Jot
sph I]. Woodard. In July. 1m, J
ii. Woodmil retired, leaving A. (l
Woodmfi in sntlrrprrsseation. ’l'heiirm
wrre credited with the W of
. Wu” '0'ka capital “4 “Md "9 «urchin oi nusurpaeeable excellence; the

m'.$£'imz;zm; W "'4“ rating I“ 5‘ mercantile mornhrmidoltheiriiueoi furnish-
n. Fillgrlnid and J. Doyle, or south W____._._. _____._ . rues
Hoswaikzlllbamhernnwd 3. Taylor. “Indians-atlas- moms-enmithinginrnlsingpota
«Wu-cs mm. or Burp 15-de “Wm-“0' m lie-Mun, selected need. rm
portandllily Foreythe,olDaabhy: yoawllliiudinthsvnriousvarictlesat
Dibblelconntoek'n.

man-u. Harwell Hardware comp
any call attention to their .100 cycle.

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has begun an
oi brandy a
lullaby a on

A Big Kin-t Under lbw law-gums wl
Isl-tyre uni Jul-saw.

Au athletic entertainment will be
given in Innis: “all Thursday evening,
the 27th lust., under the management of
Daniel McIntyre and William ll. John-

halldollnrfee,eaylugthathewoulddie
halosehowouid surrender it. He mid
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withlcCarthy. llspromlsadtorsturn
withhwimmedlately,hut at this writ-
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wltkoatawlls.

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Frances lied
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' ' coiningysnr.
as they mans-dell in sahdehg the “flu,"

 

both drew revolvers and began firing. The and Sour; Public
marshal'n bullet passed through ' L ‘s
spinal column. Upchnrch is atiilallvs, but

his condition is considered critical, a, Washington “not

w“... I” v... in. Open daily from 9 m: a. m., and (rum ltoa »

Srulxcrrm, Illa, April d—Tbe bill

measure properly passed.
Brandy Dupe Taboo“.

l r ' ~ - w . d S
um,32:;:_3;:;r:3:.... Davr tow;

Ir. flarutt'e Nisan “are.
Bruise, April d-«Anlong the tilidran
injured in the Switchback accident w.- “H!!! 8m“-

The lesions congra- want out “I-
mm.wbo hmmnrhy. «will lorgovernmeut expenses lot the

mlpgrese limit on steamers carrying im-
migraine

p. m.. and on Saturday evenings iron: I to 8.

H’l t tai' at
women the right to vote at n a". mm! on «with.

township elections posed the senate, but “gagglii'ikzdrt'ifif‘imm;
on acmnt of Clerk Downing recording an
aifirmativa vote in the negative the turns
on was declared iuet. An effort will he

souill setsllt'e’ltlues‘tlilli rm...

JOHN ti. KNAPP. See. and 'i‘reas.

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GREAT BARGAINS.

rope. Complaints had he!!! Sol'h ”.Mflmn |V~~.~lp.!v-

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la 1 , Aprllfi.» Andrew Milt-h-

ell (colored) has been elected game cut-aw -AND...
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KILLS All; PAIN AND [NVIGDRAm

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7 a III- ilhl' II! Illin- ill-Is- ; m and his sanity will halaqulred into an kee
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, lion, weecapturd in Tessa
The Ciel club is the name oi a recently
tor-rad ran-teal «venetian in New York.
Ill-Browe,nrnetdtnthelatellre
Catharina Wstlssrhss, a well known manl- M mu“
herathoruststhaseusrl threat-tolerant,

Bap at Atlantic City quarrelad
withkls wits and sleahsd herisanwltla

marmosets at aeration harsh-en _
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ellecta of these conleclious n I titelrehii- ‘ L
dren, and an analysis show 240 per cent
oi alcohol. .. .__.._... '

A Colored Ila-ta Constable.

Ill Ion Sleepless lights.

WithineraaaingAppetltannllperMDiger
tlon llnpotakeathspleesufderpair: your
daily duties bacon-e a delight and hits.

lIINIi - SilliillEII.

Askmndahhwnhemuaalflnet fall!

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Paper flangghggifiirn‘ljtetlalm
Will PiPEii liill lilillliEiis

lNorth Main strut. Bo. Norwnlk.
sample tum oi lull line latest ss tee of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Mouldings an to
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me te Estimatu cheerfully given.
' BfiE'i'tgAN’s
R estau ran 1 ,

Till FINEST ill '1’!!! CITY.

is now open and ready for business. ~

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(‘nnhemuaullad ntheroflco.’

333 Broad St, Bridgeport, 0L,
from ion. m.to 'l p. in. any day except Sunday
Theihx‘tor illa regular physician and for
the telsieen yearahasmadethclllflufim
or OIIN a tall . Ladies culturing
(roman dlmcutyi ttothescrcan
consult . (trillion! in the strictest confi-
dence. and with the neaurnmof receiving the
mod skillful andseisntine treatment known
to minim eurgar andmedicino. Hornet-us
tarnishegéormn numbness. hens mrlld-
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Undertaker.

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e 3 Washington St. .
NEW Siiilll. till m

We buy for cash andeeii at
the lowest cash built.

Out-stock of

Will. PAPER, ..
, WINDOW SHADES.
COBNICE PIIIES

PAINTER—8’ SUPPLIES.

is worthy of inspection.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

-—-—-OOO—-—

llur Wall Paper

stock, although incom lets, con-
sists of over 25,000 to and 500
designs, which is an assortment
selected from 10 of the leading
manufacturers of the country.
Our stock in the other lines

specified is fully as oomph-tie...“

salmon“
0WII IIIIMEI

2 Large Lois Bumll Ave.
It Good Luis

Woodward Ave.
9 iiice lots

Riverside Ave.
I4 choice Lots

lincnln ire:-
|5 Sighliy Lois
on me Bllill‘

overlooking the harbor.

No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be ofi’ered than these lots on ’
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are r'nostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted

 

 

 

 

 

— in The Sentinel nearly every

week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
coytages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly-any way

if you will only try you Will
own a lot in a short time.

 

 

 

PRICE,

$350, $400, sit.

anwith rioesoanbn at
thereaieststoofliooof'iw

TAILOR & GflllIEN. .

Wamusrlrolt flu,

or on the promises of JOHN
BIRDS; also at the cities of
The Old Well Cigar 00., ea
Washingtonstroett on

F. H. Nilli it Bill). .

 

' Piloting.

Gas-filling.
Tilt and Sheet ,
Iron Wort.

 
 
 

 

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