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rift norm no not. not. Wuulwm
"Wths'uflrlsowdd
W.ll. Blnlth. the meson, has work
wollslongonthstoundstlontothonsw
“ “""y 0! I‘ll Dill”).
Indus-list- non Issssu uflha not:
use latisr home {you urn-tun
h the “‘1“ Ink-Itse-
'l'hotnssh-tslhed-oth-shsllgstnshe-
two. the slugs trout Punt-m Boss
WsOldWell Books-dud-
dn .mn-r. '- plowed st the Bow
hMUWayafmoon.“
“.mfiothsilmolub.
mmwmtrisndsoltheop
m club W at thsgrounds
toehsuthdrmsndoonsidsrsble
mhnslanwssmsnltuted.
Theurst inning showed thst thoold
tinte‘Wtrom the Boohsndlnd-
dc oompsuy was no Instoh tor the
monetivs numbered theHossoom-
mpnynMwhohegsnpilingupruns
st themmsnesnnntd “remand
hsptondolngsountilthsend,wheuths
hum
M LEW Um
dotheosrpsuterworh,sndF. ll. Nash
awmdothsplumhiug.
Arionflall,oulladisonstreet.isnssr-
loameruonandpr-snnsrsrym
somsspposranso. A.l.lslhin& 0o,
thseontraotors, may feel well .tlsflod
wlththelrworh. I..W.Guiles did the
masonworh,Pster8hlelds the painting,
audW.H.leehera Co. tho plumbing
sndstosmhesting. 'l'heplens were by
ArchitectF.8.lorehouc.
BuilderC. w. Hodges is pulling up
EEBesoom‘snewhotne on Lowndes
avenue. ltisasinglsholnewithsllths
improvements and will cost $1,800.
Smith Brothers sru doing the Inssou
worksnd E. K. Lockwood & Co. the
plumbing. Inflodg-issho buildings
.l,Mhouse_atBrosd River for J.‘ll.
Cable.
sacrum twenty» vsvsnin tsvorot
thsllosseolnpany. .
The lsttsr nlns are now thoroughly
‘lhssooretollows:
Buildul. W. Doty has the root on
Gsorgsl. Burton’s new hours on Elm.
orestavsune. William P. Beers will do
then-sonworh,'l'hs1. 'l'. Prowttt Co.
the painting.
A. 0. Holding hasthseontnst for sl-
tsratious in the Moon Wsll street oo—
enpied byJohu Halone. Newiron col-
umns sre being put in and the store
greatly improved.
Builder C. P. Turney has been making
important alterations in William thop's
residence opposite Grace church. An-
otherstory hasbeenaddedandsn addit-
ion built onone side, besides hay-win»
down. circular balconies and other im-
provements. The chutes will enhance
the valueof thepropertyone hall. Frsnk
Doris did the mnon work.
W. E. leshua Co. of South Nor-
wslh,are now handling the (Lad. ll.
Bolton hotwater heater, made in flow
HambyI-‘oshett& thop. 'l'heyhave
putin severalofthehsatsrsund they
give good ntislsction. locker R Co.
have the doom for roofing thsnsw
8mm building.
Taylor 3 Golden are now occupying
their new ollios at 74 thingtou street.
'l'heyare on the ground floor and are
much more oomrnodious and accessible
than theold chines. Thistlrlnhasjust
W the sale of theCarlson place
at Whittlerme to Herman Quittner.
A. R. lalhin to Co. hove contracted to
build an addition. 3140 feet, on the A.
0. Wheeler strnw hat lsctory. The
work will be commenced at once.
tau—savanna-
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«rho-ls all ‘l‘nylorJ'rslss-teh sad Bil-
“:Ifi hyptteha—Pntnsnllosnantruoh
onthyhrhawynmlshrmsth. Uln-
MChsrl- Mil-Id Victor-W.rerrls.
antenna“
orms CIIIIONS “MID.
hips-u taunt-runners!»-
nun-Battle.
lanyrsanbsrs ol thoNewYos'kNa»
“I‘M beimdi-stisfied because
Huntington qu has been chosen [or
thhyear’s drill.Warreu E. Smiththe
,dfldnimomlslandJ-writteu
the MWbtheColnmander:
CWO? J. W. m,”mdmling
“Bu—l see by to-dsy’s Herold
ton
that tbs-Isl Matty: bongo,
ltherslorotahegrsst
“ L.
phasueinofl' to ou,lreeol
Chlmmofinfislsndytorashan
WALSH FINISHED "DUST".
la mhmflmthnturytaeoln-
Or—guto Penman.
In the ccnturyroadraee from Orange
to Priest-,1 J..andretnrn, lost 8st-
nrdsy,’l'hornss L. Wahh,ot the Alpha
Wheel club, Norwalh, secured fourth
place. He had a loop 0! fifteen
mm' ”’5?" any otherpur. minutes, but Mona“: the course in
Thain-It‘d, 35:85. ThencewaswonbyJ.W.
flan [An-moo, oi the Pro- Bicycls sluh,ol
' Buflalo. N. Y.. in nus-.35. reducing the
100 mile reoordlrorn 75:37 3-5. There.
were lhl entriannd “8 starters, the
handicap limit being torty mlnutu
William Vanagoner,“ Springfield, a
scratch man.wss tahensick stl’rines-
tonsnddidnotllnilh. Hmfisunders,
dthshlphnthoonlyConnseticr-trider
hddesWaHstsathirtyrninuts man.
Atflomsrrills hehsdpsnsdall thecon-
tsstanta and wss nearly a mile in tho
lend. thnhsinqniredtherontehe was
Ian‘s-hub. list-splatrlst mitts-idfltytrbdsotsrivsl
whtlwlllunrdlisoth-slsthst Mmmshooutotthsrsoem
ltdhsrssfisddlyfle-thsdy. sntwsdsprot-t. 'l'hsrseesshsdhd
, worhtossoavsev—sttshotwstw
(Mullen-“soups. shutsmondwsrstrsstsdvssy
Damahfisuw-onhh ion-Ill!- The- N www-
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“mflhmmb‘fw ””50- Who-so
u" ""Mu"”d"' the “chattels-2:)
“View 'l'hshorssrsnm' ”"
new haunting-sum m”“m“WWM-M
misfitslarrn'wssa Mills-Isn’thmthmon “'0
announce. rumors-”'- ”Whuw'flm
Wham-ottoman m M M=Ibhulz
“his 'l'hsnslhsshssstshst ah“. n. W“
Mfisfl-dfiswssdhrsssl “an...“ ammo-u
Inherits-h the-iddlsotthsrosd- “" “mm-
wls.)h ushsumstsep “wwfifig'um' u. on!»
may; [tbs-seem “0' Hum“; mm
“5‘ :3. muffin: amour-nonunion.
“ flu. ashr- ho-hon s,
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If“ M “we. fish-slowest
URTEVANT’S‘ BARGAIN H0 §
son-tn um mm no: drama, scorn scouts. ‘
uttmt ltlBlEs.
man-mutton.
“in“ sermons II "I
IWK'I’AIII m I! m Ill.
Where-l low lawstn tenses-n
shutouts-uranium-
Wfimmmm
”Italy-Cm.”
W.8hslton fitsvetwnn and Predsrleh
W. ’l'olley lslt on the early Dahshire
train this morning, tor 'l'wb lilies.
whsrothsywlllqudswsshn-yilg
onthslshsshore. 'l'hsytoohfldths
um mph-salts along, includ-
ing-lsrgenewwhitstsut‘wlthly. It
isthsirannuslvasntlonoutiug.~llrtdpv
portl’ost.
In. C. F. Rider, son William and
danghtenhnuasndlssbelml Wm
avenue. watt down on thsCltyotAL
”yum-lawman“
riverboatiorllndson,N.Y.,whsre they
willspondslewweshswithlr. llidrr's
parents.
lr.andlrs.Willis-H.Bichslhnupt,
otollelrosenndlrand Irv. (horn
Wand-umflhoohlymsp-tfinr
dsywlthlr.and Its. Chutes llolhsr,
otNorthlainstssst.
lr.snd Ire. Wols- 'l'. 'l'sylorsad
le-idlommlfihuumt, uteru-
edhoutslastlstaldsylroistwowsshs'
visitstGlanere,Ll.
ImflstssyOoldInsn, Who's
this-turning alter a tour wash! flit
withhsrmlr. andlrnlJlnvis,
Bsyview avenue.
Ir. and In. W. L aw.“
NewYorh city, are spuding thewsrh
with Ir. snd llrs. Frederick Smith,“
Hnflhndslreet.
Ii- lary E. Smith, at Bnyvirw
avenue, lstt town'this morning {or
Georgetown, whore shswlll shit I'm
Bo-ieIilltr.
Donglss W. Coullins,trarslsrlorths
Jersey Lightning Entinguihsr Ct», at
JeraeyCity, N.J.,Isstoppiagstths
mum.
Frank Slanson, cloth lor Charlss B.
Seymour, started th'w morning onhb
vacatioo.whiehhewill quality“
lsKlsoo.
In. David Guild.“ £8. first
Ind li-linuie Whom-ti
th'n morning torswseh's v'nitinhynn,
In.
C. Ford Sesley, of Hutton), who is
takings vseation,h inwwnl'or slow
dsys,priortolssvingtorthslnonatai-.
lis- Posiins Swords, of Sonthlois
Ire-warm so
it
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M
Jun—-
‘~ spring Announcement.
We have coated n commits
Cloth!”
one sum Dim
“Met-drum
W 1 17 “IO
ms Ans
so
In
ta,
{1
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that hrwss led-gamut la perusal
The toilet the mama's-i!
Windham shout 0) Mrs
uthsmlswllemadrnusdsdlu-
dens-s store the horius slung“
stout. summons—int
m.
“WA. 3. 1., July 11.—
the
All
tor Men’s.
mummyleusasl-
keenly Wand Ila-l Ina“
wanna-tom manuals-Isl-
magnum
m July l1.-—liy the
“mu-Immb-hstsahsllsn
sleet: must people was hills! sad s
annular oi «than Injured.
‘l’lrr lumbwat ludirom snutsnpon-
Isedm sndwas lstendedto “finds
hkhblkslrJhecsvladon sob-noes.
Who-hovers! hrlllisntdrs. list
so thalamus shoot who drodtherr
wuss dalmtsgrosr sad the liquid Ire
sndthsburnisg upluivmtonrthuwlth
the plates at thr mortar mutants; the
booth. wrrr hnrls-ttnrrrry direction
Ileaduds at persons were standing
shout the rpot.sad the dash and report
mfollowodhythserhsolthossstrtsh.
tethsesrth. lollghtswsrustfiuttohs
Inland the dad end wounded lsy to-
-'thsrhuosthlhrtutotthosowhowus
* diatom Isnytsll
ad
mwwmyeonldhsssssdlor
sll tholightsonthr groundswuc «tin
“and loll-armed dubs-added”
, rhuptontontootyhutns
misused hillsdssdtwool than»
tutorswm injured. lulled“
othsuwowhadlyhnrssd.
Irrwnrhs ‘l'hb
”Instant-Loud thosehillsdand
warm“: the persons inch-t.
I.
The news to he dad are Richard
lot-Isl or 2‘ street, Mich-cl
Snow, Sham I‘osdstrurts
Tho-trulyisjlrnd are Andrswdoulnot
Aston: M. Tony W
mun-amt";
lama“. July I7.~Agrand standou—
letahg W m. wrrstsnsndchlldrsncol.
looses-s thr Put Itoyst it no thethlrd
Moorish-tam or the loll otths Hostile.
under the supin- of l’l’uion Elation-ls
. [eludes Wththitshn-aa
amnenjoyingsnontiegstths snl— m
merhomeolColonslStevenson.
Miss Lydia Plsce,ol New York city,'rs
making a visit with her aunt, Iii.
Jacthaanlrh.W¢ststrset.
Mr. and In. L J. Benoit-doo-
Jay startstst-hylos Bedtord,N, Y.,
where theywllspdtwo weeks.
Iii-at Lillie and Tunic flasher, of
Bridgeport, are visiting Ir. Cd Ire.
vaPltqutnartsveat-s.
Mrs. N ’l’ollu, ot Yoirfishl m.
heamurned imslswdnys’vioitwith
herdsughtsrinBridgeport.
lit. and Ills. Short-so Baldwin. 0!
Walnut-es, Kai’s. elevating J. A.
“scantily-curbs:
evenne,has returnsdhovnatwoweshs'
visitiannethty.
Ir. and In. Wilh- Beyt, at Bay:
view svenne,start tomorrow for Nisan
Polls.
Humanism-letdown”,
olMontrelesevflthgststidBtow's.
Prsnh imam,”
Sunday withnhtivahlsflhlerwafi.
lbfredslpitnsrrst-nsdheurl-t
mghthonsvhistothsWovldsl’sir.
J. A. “one! ”marksmbst
Chicagoan! thsWosIls'aw.
MWflMMM
singles-swim
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lend. W to the ground without a
«other»: slight»: signal-suing. A
Wmntmi sin-m: the littlnpeo
*mWflk path
The unknown- fihu'nl down with
thousand in nil-o! m i. .trirablscsain-
Ilene.“ thrwrrrh of henna and plank-
h‘whfleevatimn Madam-phi]
Ihelrachrowdwholll-vlthrrn
am out WI! Cries oi psi- and
mmmairmadternsaymu
la stuns-d to here loss oil pro-enact
“swaths gambling Whaandhrs
m
hrzar-ralcslltorhtvlprrsslolsphoasdto
n;thrdty.snd sissrsbslaaoeslru-ths
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Furnishing Goods!
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nus snow to rows.
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Bhildrtn’s Suits, a (lip
orwmcn wnmvnsvmyms m »
the Latest ,ll'oveltlcs In
to. Ismail
We have just finished our
Semi lnnual Inventory :
' and as is non.“ find runny broken ion.
of goods which are too big to suit us. Consequently we shall
during the next week, give some very enticing bargaings—a few
of which are as follows. We cannot enumerate them all at this
writing, so we would say, give us a call during the next 7 days,
sud you as well as we will both be benefited:
UDIES’ ‘Sl’lillli Ill) SUMMER llCllETS.
We are going to LUMP all that formerly sold from $3.98 to
04.98, and close them out at 82.98. Those that sold from $4.98 to
37.00, will be closed out at 03.98 each.
1 lot fancy stripe Zephyrine cloth. splendid goods for shirt
waists, summer dresses, etc., 1 yd. wide, worth thc per yard, to
close, do per yard; 3 pcs. all wood Red Flannel, 21c per yard; 25
pcs. fancy stripe Sci-int of difiersnt values, from He to :00 per
yd., choice at tile per yard.
100 setts children’s Hoe, Rake and Spade, st 100 per sett. Le
them dig in the dirt for it is heeltny.
1,000 Fly Chasers, Sc each; 50 decanted 10 pc. Toilet Bette,
£49 sott. We have cheaper ones, but inquire for this lot; you
will find them very cheap.
100 Lunch Baskets, good size, 9c each; 100 1 qt. Glass Fruit
Dishes, So each, worth double.
500 Glass Codes Canisters, So each; 300 Parlor Brooms. Buy
one for lie and then compare them with any broom you have
ever bought for 25¢.
100 Children’s Psils and Shovels. Stop here and get one
when on your way to Roton, 7c complete.
500 Toasting Forks, 30 each; 10 pcs all wool Manchester Chal-
Iiet, 15c yd ; 100 dot. Crochet Cotton, 300 yds.. 5c ball; 10 doz.
Tray cloths, hemotitched, stamped. and spool marking cotton,
1293., and lots of other values which will be placed on our count-
ers daily.
83 Washington Street.
‘ 6E0. VIII lLSTlllE. Prep.
Etna ANII‘WiilTTEi‘llli‘ylide‘iVitofi
w I,
FURNISHED
{mode—lemon.
Flag and lsphall Walks
um 3' M W '5 , 4
cum. in llllli ~ ;«-‘;.4;—»4':f;..:2;5.,
”031 mtmmmnowc:
APPMVED STYLE,
_gy_ ‘
u‘atielh'slsadslneusy riding-ed gulch re-
!
luring-n lunc tabs r-ovablsthrsugha
hulelnthsrtu.
“Mao-wry nonpalrshnpto-arths
riding.
Ei'é't'ém anus. Agents.
IIIIII It.,lstIIll.llsIII-
my] &
July I, "1393. ttstuutsimt
“I‘Onmmwssllhl THE .
mfimw'm mm?“ 15>
stootosmoo. “h” .. »‘
lsulsvsstnsstlsrl’rlstl" 0"- STOVES
strut-w end sll kinds of ‘ ‘
H. D. SMITH.
mm m3:
Hm insulin".
Flushing,
Tln Wort
lift“
8:!
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,
dwulv
I. out on ts-ts
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4
F. ll. NASH it BBO
deem “W
‘ * 'llllll’l ms:
* TIIE y
Wfllllll’s Fill.
ulna-stuttering“
snissmssnsdlhs
SOWOIIII' Spoons
' or
liorlh’sltudio
N gunshot-onions
Insole Illltltn.
lsutli.
\Wail Paper;
runrul suusmu ll mitts
411s-
os Witshlngton St.
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of
Wall Paper '
nt_50 per cent. less than regular
pnce.
lhursdayJunegl
nu tonne-win heat suncesd.whlch iodide
ducted of the fairest principles. During then
tryingdnlltlmss we want you to gnaw that
we are not lorgettlng those qualities thstare
neediul to our continued success. Strokht
workmuallty first. full weight-ltd nee-Irv.
We are notsslllng ntless lhsncost. butare
neon-m many things or class nomi- 01
profit than we have done. We want. you to
tryonrnemeherelsoothing thstnrlssso
Innehlneharscterssthe Wthe Mostly of
dealsrs dispense.
We have had much to say in praise of them.
. bscnnnwehellevetheybenr out our rues--
Ins-dined merit. But it is not what we
ssy.somuchsewhat thecustomerhasto ssy.
andwelmportnneyoutotrytbsrn. Wewant
tosdd yournamotothelistot thosewho
rpsnhlntheirpralse. Theresrepeoplelnthls
town who buy nothing of ushut thelrtaa. It
wshavenotserrsdvou yettryournewOolosx
sndJ-psn. No scissors. spoons. or couch-y.-
lioness m 4 honesty) is the best policy. ‘
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llibbletflomstt‘ci‘
n Illll’ll our "our. T
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gEEEBY
It Ion tens.
It lam Issues Buys.
in flan W Ins
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uninsuuthsylsssdmm
my datlsshseontssdfihtssl like
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Salem commence on
new“: .
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