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131.,
This is the season for soda
watgw’.and”‘we always have the
hills Irv llrirt
Enormous:
Airstream».
’Alltheold favorlwsatthe
mm
MUTE.
Will V
STRAWBERRY.
Err/”4’
t/AJ’D
{ rumpus.
Can’t be Beat.
PEP8|H
PHHSI’HATE
Ill Cents. in il
-~ Wont Isle.
illl. Plaisted
48 Washington St.
some Ironwm
Basis
WALLPAPER,
' strum sIIE
GunmencingWednesday,Jnae
28, and continuing until Satur-
day, July 16, l willed] you
wallpapeeattopereent less
than regular price.
fewloboffrnm tto'frollsthat
lellssilyouatyourowaprior.
Thesegnobareallaewaudall
right. Alsodnring the msath
olJalylwlll haagpaper use
lamyliaa.
writes of Pints,
lieutenants.
Ehlulum,
Inst-austere...
v HIItltrltlo.:
”uh
mittens:
«idlllfl'ii rum
If“
Stock of Clothing
. ,, ever shown to town,
can be found at
THE "Momma.
Mm ”DIEM-aim.
.mrg' , when:
liaise-em m.
omen-1mm»
lewleshlerald'eathawl‘eseeaat.
‘lhsweahsrto-laymteheesawally
wealth.“ Miriam-um
byrhiaatsmpuatars, paalhtyattealedhra
humiliate-wheres“. J's-marrow
ltpmahestohsasasrallytrs-ffiteeartly
”.mmmmmnd
marble-titty.
QWO” WITHOUT mm
We haveheeasshed hywhatsnthor—
ity theftomtof We! the bor-
ough of Korwalk, award eoatueta for
layingsewer on the Wireta-
rlhsfrom Slant sense? This wss
deem the last nestingot thallostd.
As the turnpike is a city street, this
news to he (pits irregular. rem
some eityofleial maasswer the ease-
tlon. If theboroaflhssarlght tolay
asewsreathestrsatnsmsd,thsyharea
right rode fiesswethiag eaaaycity
street. Puhapethey haves permit in
thin-er. Dem-noun"?
Aeorrqnadsat waubto haowwhy
thewerheflahgap'mt aveanehas
heat stoned. fle myswhat hashesa
desahaumti-provsasat sadthirts
iheiflboiablhbehai‘edatoace.
We moot amwer this ordinal-t
museum lbw-at
boastful-ed.
‘hiiewearsin “gamma.
wehaveafewtoaskoaourownhooh.
Whyasanotthsloosestoumrakedap
alloverths city. A Iasaor twosada
eartoaghttodothiswoshinafewdays.
ltwnddlrea mod place to start at
Trinity charsh.andwosk oat insll do
vestinm.
Whyis it that Post MAW”:
"portions! it)ieaot cleanedsadthe
holeslledl
Andwhy isit that theaew road in
Eestliorwalhhaotrahedolt
Aadwhyie‘rtthat lowwlefastreet
isaotpatinrepair?
Andwhyhit that the tow-readeof
florwalhaseashsdssrnadscsahe?
Aadwhyieit that the psopisnhmtt
wit?
And why wouldn't it has modplaa
to elect town oflda'e who wi'l hve
moreprdforroadst
Aadwhy not have angst sum-b
man-mi
“I!“ ”All.
'hat Dewitt-ace. sewn-lag
swam
Thee—sainthhh-s-Haadwifi
hmhesmplomerrow.
Antonius-uniforms”
stthsllsahavyl’air Mlely to.
J. 3. Perry, of Hummus!
lomhflawit.
—lleys-umt ass-slam
lhsywaattogrnwamwdasheo. laasfs.
n-bllewaymfs'lmsaltah
ywtwdsyaftrsaesa. mules.
llewvshrevtteth'retty, where Dr.
Mums.
”Mdum‘
tritiumhyaesereefu,“
”la
Dawns:
mystified-sate hp Ia
at'uavmasfllldmu
”walnuts-flaunt.
hbhmvoflfil‘ m u
4 ‘lhetsfmmwhsflsalawwsl‘e
l
‘r
3...“?
.0
135‘.»
m ”m
and always the
Best Line of Furnishings
”.RANCIS & 0. ’S
”Washmgton 8t...
So. Norwalk.
A son washaatolr.sndlrs.WIl-
lia- Garvey yesterday warning, atht
Insisgtonavenas. ,
RobertDndleywlIIMIhelndc-
pmdmfiocflchbto-lkbtathishome
onlsdisoustrut, .
Williamlehadrhesafilodtohis
hemeonwmumhflthsn
attsohofrheematiwn.
A psrtyol flirtydvahom Nora-lb
«Hummus-sesame,
meal hadanedlendlord Glark'h
mm
A party oftwmty-twochildrsaes-e
apoatheCltyofAihaay. last evening.
m-joyawsak'soattngat'lrialtysum-
mwho-emduawherryflill.
-Peoplerldeoatheaswelsotrieesu
Aadalwayahavesopythdrfam.
Wh-thayeatmatourphee
‘l'hsythmrsturnwithapbasedfaoe.
-lane's.
Willi- flareaaarrmtsd for drunk-
erarsm and breach of the pesos, was
found guilty by Justlas Barrett last
evvahgsadhedflmdeosts.
Jasph lavyin, arrested one chm
ofhreaehoftbamwasacqnittsdlsst
mud-hammerhead-
josraarsatsefthssase. Iawysr'l'aylor
ansaredfonheprossnaflniaudlawysr
Whitfield-we.
have b a grmt did-mas between
tssckaad road riding. J.B. Perrymf
Boathllorwaik,whohsv wonannmbar
ofrndraaathh amen-,domnotdoas
wellonthetsach. Hemeplaoedoathe
scotch with Warren at the Columbia
Cycleclah races la the mile handicap
tumor-s Helmdnoidea
of catehiagtheerowd but he rodethe
Muscle pass Warn-,whowon
thence. Perry ienowintbiscity
wsrhlugforthe league Cycle oompeoy.
—llartford(.'ousaat.
-flhd§lsmbldc;fmafl.l’eople‘slarket
The lens ates-boat Synoslwought a
large Sunday school «cornea from
Yonkers, I. Y., tollotoal’omt yester-
day, and the “mar Sunshine. with
another petty shard, also landrd her
maths". ’l’hrve, with the fine-
day salted ”hoists of'l'rinily church.
who went down on theBylvsniihore.
swell'dtheaumterefpupleatthel’oint
ycztsrdayttatariy soc). ‘ltwr ado»
lighllr’byatthashae, theatmvpbsre
hing lanyard hyarefrnhiag hrreae.
Thebaih‘ongo, was nevermrweenjay-
able.
Wrfiaeralflmellhrsdecidrd
bdoawsywiththetbresimofpc‘til
m’e aowin resend to euhetutaoue
fine for both ingle and reply cards.
Withthatp-p..ehvrawtoesp:eihca~
tiaassentmthepvrpactivebiddersfrr
the cards of fruiting the past! eer-
vhwitheoatuetadat‘ngthenestfoc-
yeruea'hferthe-ifnr- duofl’flry
All inches. 'l'lr'r hlnown ntheintsn-
aatioaeliaeJthr’rgr ‘lunwallyby
~laac Ambrosiehaadthick
Yearzaukltwlthastieh.
fiea'JseovmchnI-datce
Yaafeeisavait'sautheioe.
m
ligil
i
r
Worth“
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ER DRESS GOODS
thhfletabmnmarksddewntewsb.
wmwmwnmmmmmnmm.
lemmilowntotma worthfloutotoetrumarkeddowntoltcts.
www.marheddowntouots.
lineGinghsmworthsototoa,merkeddowntollota
BARGAINS IN
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cAPr-zs. JACKETS, PARASOLS
A. Dickerman & Son,
34 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
acail. Wears
are firstclaee, andthe bestere
Telephone
Leading Grocer.
column sum IE
Thefloestartisleputinaesn. Onoetried, willalways have
SHlE AHEHIS FOR THIS 'TlllHH. "
Trythem'l'imesaregettingbetter; wesrefullotbusinessallot
thetime. Weareselling line Potatoes at35cpeck; (libs. Rios,
m;uhlumpmes,21be.forl5otar.tlbs Elgin Creamery
Butter foronedollar, andnurneronsotherbargains. Onrgoods
the cheapest.
Call l8-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
haekbnsinew
Anew", hheiugplaoedunder
thetsrntahlensartheiuaroestreet
M.
Adanghterwsshorntolr. and Ira.
materials. of Stuart avenue,thie
morning '
'l'hs'l‘ramwayoompany hasaforeeof
psvsrsat work on Washington street.
Dadnlls. v
St. Peter’s (lumen Evangelical church
willholdansntsrtaiameatin the (l. A.
3. Hall, W-hington street bridge, next
Wednesday and Thursday "wings.
Allofthe atlases ottbe Fourth regi-
mmt, unapt Ilentnant Bnmhall, of
Wimted,whowereorderedtoappearhe
faetheua-lninghoardyeaieedayrll"
passedandwevearsamined.
Two men who were feeling on the
W railroad track at New
Milka-ingwaestruehbya
sasthonndeapreastrain. Onswasin-
sturtlyhiliedandtheotherhadhissrms
torunflandwillprohablydie.
—Youaubuyoholoaloaglslaad blue-
liehforso. ponnd;wnklsh for In, at
Bayes’market.
A reward of twenty-five dollars isol-
fered for the arrest and couvictionof
whoever destroyed the fences belonging
tothe {molt}. W. ndw. ll. Ilene-
dict, between Sunday noon and Holiday
morning, July Ill: and 10th.
Thomas ladders, Thomn Brennan
and Frank Doyle were nitrate: last night,
the complaint of evading their fareon
the Consolidated railroad being made by
Conductor Ram, of extra freight No. 10.
They pleaded guilty [More Justice Bar-
rett and was tech fined doandcosts.
Nadd-I was struck by abridgoouthe
way to South liorwa‘k, and his bud was
sobadly cut that Dr. Clark was obliged
to take several stitchro in the scalp. He
stated that one of the batsmen gave
them permi-ion to ride. but afterhis
bead moot, the trammao, fearing he
would be held ripen-ibis, had them
arrest: 1.
—Call and see our latest arrival of
wagons. Another carIoad—all kinda.
Quick-hearewhatweareafterandto
get damwe areworhiugonverysmall
profits. Call and see them. Luther
dethnrJladiaonand Frankllnilta.
MIRIAM SENS.
A Ira-y lad“ wt Ila-a Uru- tho
mind-lieu
The National Provident Union will
ntcetton.ght. -W A
.mmaeadamisingoflsinstreet is
atoriagoomplstioa.
I'm Yannetttr line, of (heap met.
wi'i give a mudeale this evening.
Ex-Burgs- D. W. Pitch is indispuesd
at his ratdence on lerwln street.
There will he a prayer muting this
event-gull. Elichmond'e.Untoavillo.
Asonwss hIwnyesterday moraiagto
leased Ira John Gavin,“ 2 Dover
street.
AustinCockefurhanqastedahmt fifty
efhtsfrlendslrstaight at Oyster Shell
Point. w.
Thelorwalk Nilitaryhud will given
enaeertloadeynightfrom the balomty
ofthellostoastors.
~llveryoaelihssoareolee.l.anss.
Charles (ls-ha.“ Brooklyn, who is
~athtsheasdiagplaoeoallighstrrst.
larval. WWW”
'lhemlsatmsael Norwalh props-sin
felswthe ens-pie sat by the Wilson
edsetmeaaad psasanatsevasy owssref
ashlar-adds;
-—-”Ahmlatsly pare"—-laae'a lee cream.
flopflommailtahapsrtlaa
mhfldlnflavqlaiyfl.
lbw-ta lagtasmwi unvari-
hampered-Janna
'lhelaf-tsaaaflbruallsary
M,efthe(hflrfllewhghad
Mm, Calyrslresysal
washmbdatlnglld'th'v-nsatag.
_ “Misfwmtunhasrstired from the,
IE:
ngbcatof all In Leavening Power .--Latcet U S. Gov’ it Report.
l
i
i
if
Wtbestonesbetwesntheeiectrle‘
Bold
@9333
s nug- lomb’ a bind
llpullg line of fresh
PEBPlE'8 IIIKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwnlh.
Telephone call. 52-3.
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN,
60 THE PRICES 0F MEATS.
Yes, business Is dull and toliven it up we ofler sirloin
porterhouse, 18; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib roast, I24;
atlg;
plate,
uarter chents; fore 12; l of motto 15
,fruit’e, vegetables, etc" cogs n,
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor,
FREE liEllell.
PEllPlE'S IIIKET,
21 Wall sh. Norwalk’
I Telephonecall, 5-7-3.
| Satisfactionguarantecd.
Ilrs. leabella Peck. of Camp street,
hasgnne to New Jerssyto attendthe
funeral of a friend.
“Dick" Aym. who enticed Landlord
NcPherson's fonrteen-year-ohi‘daughter
away from home and made her his wife,
is about Stamford in a badly dilapidnvd
condition. it is said, having, met just
poundim' t from some senses.
The latest Columbia racing bicycle
wdghe but eight pounds. They will
probably be put on the market next
mason B. It. Jackson, the Norwsik
agent fortheColnmhtaaeporreabigmle
of twenty-sightvpound relay wheels so
ferthlsseanon.
—Anotber oarioadof wagons just orL
rived. Buggies. phaetosu,sphrdlea, can-
optm. hacks. train. and all around
wagons. Large stock to select from
Quality hest;prioestheiowest. Caliand
examine them. hither Wright, corner
Indiana and Franklin streets.
Dayer's City of Norwalk band will
give a concert on the Green. next Friday
night. It is suggested that money be
subscribed l‘) erect a hand st~nd.orat
least place chairs at the disposal of the
members of the band. so that when they
give their concerts they will not be oblig
ed to “and all the evening.
Three young men passed through Nor-
waik yesterday on horseback, enroute for
New York city. They had ridden all the
way from KansasCity,stopping a couple
of months in Boston. After a two weeks‘
stay in the metropolis they will ride back
i) Missouri. They arethe eons of wealthy
herdeseoif onavacation. Theyfol
their horses at one of the borough livery
stables, and in theinterim told some very
interesting stories of their adventures on
the way.
'fle first annual bicycle meet under
theanspieasofthe‘t'. II. it. A. Wheel
club, of Bridgeport, will be held at Sea-
side Park, July 29, beginning at 2:30 p.
m. The nose include a one-mile novice
open, twomiletcam rave. Y. M. C. A.
of Connecticut, one-half mile boye‘ race
open, fire mile handicap race open, one
mile open, one~mihs handicap Y. ll. C.
A. Wheel club, onemile championship,
open to Bridgeport riders only. Among
the prion are the following: Natural
woodsingle mu practice large. value
0100.;00 solid silver cup, value .60.;00
three sets solid gold and silver medals.
Thenewly elected otheereof Kabaow
Mammal worth-stalled last night.
After the installation exert-is.) a mes-
senger was sent out after put high
priest Thomas Sterling. They_found
himin hed.but indaoed himtoget up
and accompany them to the lodge room.
Upon his arrival Treasurer John ll.
Wademade him fret very uncomfort-
abieby his preliminary remarks, but in
afewseeonda all was changed andlre
«mad with a hamlsome jewel.
lie acknowledged its receipt gracefully
and admitted that he was more than
pleasantly-upstart.
“opts on Wall street. intervening,
sawtbeunasnslsight of a young men
sad his hot girl making love on the
etrm,aaderthefsllglare'oftheelectrio
light. Ills arm untested her slender
waist, and ahewss squeeaiughim“oh,
new." Illallunmlalfelofthegaae
of the crowd or the ehoutsof “limb
awey t xiv” They strollrd from the
,dowathsweatdde
of Wall street to apointasarthelor
walklrntel,whsre thqbardedaaeles-
srleeaseadwmwh'shed away toward
aautehishlllthsaastt sessivedts
Moth mas-sum
‘7 ”bellman-Inventive”
'Augnsttlthaadflh.
overt m Invert.
laws and Gossip of the Day In last
, lion-ll.
The Epworth league will meet with
Ilrs. Francis 8. Seymour. Henry street,
tonight.
Mrs. William E. Marvin returned yes-
terday from a trip to the World's Fair.
hire. Jane Alien returned home ymter-
day from avisit with relatives in New-
ark, N. J.. and Brooklyn, N. Y.
Aspeeiel meeting of Volunteer Hose
company will be held Monday evening,
forthepnrpose of eiectingadelegateto
the State convention and transacting
other business oi importance.
Thean for Marvin llrothers‘
new block, wroer of New street and
first avenue. is completed.
him I. a large break in the borough
water main in front of the Pease house
at the north end of Fort Point street.
L. S. Owens has his house on Osborn
avenue nearly completed.
John (lorham, of Cottage avenue. has
returned from a two weeke' visit in
Northern New York.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder company
have elected JohnK Finch, their fore—
man. to represent them at the State Fire-
men’s convention.
bliss play Richmond, of Hartford. re.
turned home yestcniay,after a visit with
lilies Lillian F. Jones, of First avenue
lira. E. llaherand Miss Sarah B. (lor'
barn, of Southport,have been visiting
lire. Henry Jones, of First avenue.
Hrs. B. E. Gorbarn, her two children
and her father, James Ii. Hoyt, are visit-
ing Mrs. W. F. Lockwood. in New
Haven.
WESTPIIHT.
3. Clark Barnum. of Danbury, is visit-
ing his mother. Airs. Frederick More-
liousc. Wright street.
The Misses lllmlell, of New York, are
I Letting Mrs. William Blasdell.
[aura 1'. Wood are visiting at Cohaseet.
Nass.
Ilsa Frank, of Pittsburgh, Pa, is the
guest of flies Irena Al. Morehouse.
hire. .l. W. Hills. of Clinton, N. Y., is
agar-st at the residence of William E.
Storm-e.
Ilr. and Mrs. Ambrose S. llnrl'outt,
Jr.. of Baltimore. lid, are guests of his
pronto. Ir. and hire. A. S. Burlbutt.
The Y. Ii. C. A. nine. of Stamfordmre
to cross bats with the Westporte. on the
ball grounds, tomorrow afternoon.
Ir. and In. A. T. timbeilpf Bridge.
port, have been the guests of friends in
town during the week.
Nr. and Ira. A. T. (lentil. of New
Haven, are the guests of Mrs. Abram W.
.Bndlv!
Ira. Funnel Eaton, of Danbnry.ia
visiting her daughter. Nu. C. ll. Romper.
(.‘ompo Engine amp-III. No. 2. have
appointed LW. Perry delegate. and ii.
I’. 'fhorpe alternate. to the meeting of
thus-notation to be held in Daobury on
nornpny, No. I. have appointed Joseph
Ila! delegate, with George W. Kirk
alternate.
males ll? Ill ll'fA'l‘l.
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ltemssllatavestcellellravsleeryoaa»
tar dementia".
he llmlth l Winchester company has
hemnrganiaad at Willie-antic. to deal
in machinery. The capital is emote.
ta intimation each, $0 per cent
paid in.
Answtsrrs colts industry has brew
estshihhed at Berlin.
IraAdaallart. moftheoldsatrrst
hoofflnnritaithed‘l‘aseday.
Iathemleal‘lhts.
“lyobildlesabjsutosavmesitada
oldies-shins. Dsshgthehst sick-m
Deliaad‘sniarrhaallatarewaafmelv
given sedan immediatseare resulted.
ltwnaid have requiredaduasavhlh
sfaphylelasnsoafsrmernvessinas.
[believe Dr. [land's Israellsswoald
hansavsdthellteettheehlldilsst,
halthqhsaawithiawy seashell-he
tinsel lamina-l" Isa. 7. Elisa-
sen,tlllswstrvsr.0amdos.li.1.
'l'hqsrssplvndidetlflrsa’s remedies.
flee-ta “Manse.
If ”in!“ 1b
5st #3....“
Ilr. and as... Samuel Wood and In. “
Vigihnt Engine ..
COLUMBIA MflDEI. 30.
is Becoming llors Popular Every
llay Amongst Wheelmen.
58 wall sireet.
The [tenant is constantly Increasing fairly Elegant little Wheel
Second Hand Columbias
Good second hand Columbine in ladlee' and flours” wheels on hand and will be sold cheep.
“L" 1“" JACKSON BRO’S.
Norwalk. Conn. a...
Last fall [was taken with a kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhma. Soon after my
wife'ssister, who lived us. was taken in
theeame way. We used almost ever-
tbing without benefit. Then I said, let
us try Cbamberlains Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which we did, and
that cured us right away. I think much
of it as it did for me what it was recom-
mended todo. John Hemler, Betnel,
Berks Co. Pa. 25 and 50 cent bottles
for sale bytl .C. Stilleon. druggiat.
Ohi' Iren Gryfor
Pitc her’e Gastoria.
When Baby wessick. wegavebrrt‘astorh.
When slw was a Child, she cried for CM
When she immune Alias. she clung to Castorh.
Whenshe Mllbiflmmsbegavetbancamia.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's (~ storia.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Card.
To the Hilton»! Sc‘rnfin l Dun Sm. ~l take
this method of esprvelng my sincere thanks
for the kindness of the neighbors and Iriends
who were so kind and Mlsnfire to medurtnx
my severe skknsee in! winter and snrlnv:
also In Butler Lillie. \o. 5': l. D. of 0.1..
every site niontr me and are of
:roai lIelp' In time of dimrue: also to Dry. Rnrh
d for skillful and prompt atten-
Respectfully.
tion. C. H. GI melt.
jylllt
$25. 00 Reward!
for information that will lead to the aLrest
andronvictlon of the party or parties who.
heiwrcn Sunday noon and Monday a. m. ..
July 9th and luth” destroyed the lance bound-
lng a portion of the property belonging tom
the estates of 0. and W. ll. Ilene-Illrt, known
as the list Factory properly on Cedar street.
Adorn. DR. ozone: W. BENEDICT or
IARY BIKINI/1.11M a
SPECIAL NOTICE.
on. ii. A. li‘I'IWAit‘f'. the' physician
andepeclailst in the care of chronic or Ina.
standing dleeaasa. and who tells what sits the
pilots! AT Mill". WITHOUT ASKING
ANYQUWONH, can he found for a few
days attha Cit! flutel. ”oath Nor-wall. one.
hears.’talla.ra..lto| p. In. (Manhattan
free. ”a If
Ffififii‘l‘ll fie:
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Mt) Isle street.
At a Great Bargain
l0 IHITII Till! III ITIIIlI
FlllElI 'lfll
Bhoicol’lamsanl Vines
Til!!! WEI! ll “LII"
IIE ":3 ammun-
”Mall" "all“!
WJII Hill
Sold Cheap.
Hallmd’s Fltial Hall.
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON 5m.
Persons lookin fora lot or home and
with the view 0 pnrcbasln are invited”;
call and examine our list. Webs vethem for
sale In every parrot the citratn reasonable
prices and on near terms.
’ WANTED.
I ADIES who ‘willdo writingfor me at their
A homeewtl lmake goodl wean. Reply whh
tel! addrssecds tarneped “We. III-
drcd Miller, South Bend Ind. iylt It
Mauls!—
A BLACKSMITH that undo
dredge work and finishing, atC. B
or ‘.e Rowayton. Conn. Jylta
{\OL'VG lad to work in store. Adds”.
A "Store” Segtlnel office. we If
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COLORchoachmau desires Ito
A \orwalk or South Norwalkpzicozcl:
man and useful man about the place Can
redial-class lasareferenre. Ashram. A. Batch-
n. l Lyme Place. Norwalk. 1'
M. AN and wife wish a with) 1 private
A fannlyinxorwalk knorSo Iggiorwalh.
Address. or call at 19 Monroe street South
Norwalk:1yllfl
Nif'! moms to let ”furnished. Suitable for
2 ‘i ght
HEM: parties.k .Ad rem, l. A“ Mom”
iylildt
moth
Filo.“ July Inn, four rooms. corner Yan
and: arenas: and Fort Point street.
Water in and out. Rent 88.1muireofrranh
Day. Betta Place, East Norwalk. his 1w
........ __ __ __.___._.____
AST half of Ilonble'honseonll nroe t
1‘1 Enquireoflt. ll. Rowan. o 155:1“.
l’i’ER part of human, all rooms, Henry
U street. East Norwalk: first floor it Tones
street house 28 Day street second noor Zl
5..th Main street; small house 1.2er
avenue. second floor a Toile- street. ply
Iolohnil Knapp,me street. ”it?
SHE ALL 'finildtng on Water street. LE! to
P‘OL' it mom apartments swan: and
llruihlin‘, lrent $8 to
over .ayrons near-nus o e. halls f fatali-
at“ lmulre Oh! Well Cigar Coat Wu
HF lower apartments and ban-alt
T 3:" of house No. 9 Ann strret. Inquire of
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store 'an Railroad Mace. neat lveai
Setn line ones. Applyattheiientlne
FOR SALE
1.00?me "' .fcet- Alstlllao
S .l,00l;l “c. ) kamit’h“m shop.
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Jamil mistress street 50'3le ”grilalh‘
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MIST.
j: ADY‘ligolduhtch on l-hlastaa street.
be for
”award will paid leaving at
lrlla
Ali'lll) All"! flannel :hawi from a front:
mild-dd
Jun-uses. ramme-
flfl) "A" with a “In
reward is offered.
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11!??th I. the I
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A burn a «I nine-i rig in mm.
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1 acorn rm alias-heal
between \anZamlt
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Braid Excursion
SEA BEACH.
Coney Island.
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Hill HF IlHlHl.
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