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stock of Clothing
ever- shown in town, and always the
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can be found tit
THE EVENING Enron.
E‘FRANCIS & 0035,
So. NorWalk.
BARGAllgl
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JAIN OOWJdltorandeprlstor.
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lllsss haulers
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allttleeoulsraudlkonrpartlycluudy ta lair.
pneededhyralnoulnnslshnd. lollowadhy
cloarlnnarslaverysllxhtrlsssltmapsratars.
To-merrthtwomtssstuhsclsarudwarmrr.
Still“ NOR'AI-I.
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“In!“
A. n. IoChmney and lint-eel r.
O’Bilcyatteudedths Knights or labor
meeting in New York city. last night.
Raymond Brotherssra discharging-
oargoolhricklrom thsschooner C.W.
Wright for theucwopera horneinStamo
ford.
Gomip, Jr.,lormerly owned by Wil-
liam M. Saunders, ol South llorwalh
was drivensmilest CharterOak park
Hartford. the other day, by W. ll. Bow-
doin. hisowner.ln2:lt;thelmt hallin
11):}. '
-Wstermelons, 25c; muskmelom, 10c.
Cuneo's, 8. it. P.
Firealarmhox twenty-tire, atthseor-
nerofSouth llain and lures streets,
willhetested tomorrow new. L. ll.
Deckerispaintillslinltogo over each
oltheboxcs,teilingwherethekeys may
be found.
Rer.J. 8. Sister. pmtor ol the Rtr
wnyton Wit church, preached in
West Norwnlk Sunday alternoou to a
good-sized congregation. lie will preach
next Sunday alternoon.andin the every
ingaMethodist prayer meeting will be
held. -
Mrs. C. i). Mathews gave a check tor
$150th hospital empontion ysstsr’
day, tobe expemlezi in paying the rent
at the temporary hospital building for
oueyear. Miss C. F. Baird has given
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SQEUTH NORWALK.
wiuuiii.
I shell continue the special
“10 until August lot. It will
pa? you well to cell. Paper
hangingattoper centleesthen
mullrprice. We still continue
'flhrypsnungandwiu be glad
.tuglveyoufigureslordoing
r,yourhoure.
W
EE. lorham,
karma...
sitcoms...
ti: r taunts
« in win "urn
rt. “’1‘
Wit will piy'lor the new operat.
in; table.
South Norwalk’s police lures are wear—
ing handsomenew Indus purchased by
Mayor loekwood in New York city. The
center contains theeout ol anrrsol Con-
necticut. very delicately wrought in
gold, and the outer circle of silver con-
tains the number of the ollicer.
—Perlcct purity, exquisite tinvar are
what make Lane's ice cream the lust.
Grand Chancellor Lucia P. Nortouml
New Haven, will visit Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 10, Knights of Pythiss,
Thursday night. He will he mun
ted by Grand Keeper 0! Records and
Seals, Horses 0. Case, of Hartford, and
othermnd lodgeofiioera. At them
clinion of the work relreshments will be
served.
General Manager Tattle ol the Con
solidstedroad said last night: “There
isnotawordoltruthinthcpublicatiou
lastSaturdayalternouuthat thecomp-
myhcads hm ordered the department
heads to discharge all their relatives,
whowillnotbcretainsdon the payroll
after thenext payday. sndthat theorder
goesiutqeflectueut‘l‘nssday."
~Thaewillbesmeetiu¢ol Bucking
hamPost.Wednesdayevening, remake
arrangements for the proposed clam-
hake. PuorderoltheCommaudsr.
GeorgeKnaple-sdsmsnted veteran
whoseright legwashrekenhythsws
whilehewassittlngou rump»
form several days ago. and who was
tsksntothshospltal stiltch‘sfioldlsrs’
Bums.llorotou,latlsdlapidlylssrby.
audbutllttlshopewassntwtahod at
his recovery. Tuesday he rallied
mmewhanaudithaowthoschths-ay
pnfiuymvw.
The usual monthly north; of the
omdat board of the first Isthodlst
lipiseopaleharehwashsldlmtlltht.‘
which Rev. ll. ll. Barn. .nonssd
thatheuprcted to am hi Mal
relatiouswtththschnrchatthsclossof
thaprsssnteostsr—saqrarwhlch-i
poiat’l'shsrnarlsiallmuhlys. Atths
neatrs'nlu-sstingofthshosrds
memes-mum
W
imleds
Thewoathsrtodanromtsrstohsnawally
Wroclaw-collapsed ouWert
amyvstwdsyaltsrnoon.
Phlllplymodwill open thestore st
lie. 18 Railroad plaos.adjolnis¢ Tn:
Welles, Saturday, with a full
linsolbootssudshorr.
The dun of W.W.Co-stok kilo.
dealers in hardwareattlesrhisston
urssnhssbesudirsolved.lr.Comstock
retiring. “Watkisasndllowwill
oontiuuathebmiuem.
Grora,souofflenryw.andlar5uer-
ittee litehell,dlodlsstni‘htatlhshome
at his pound damaged five
months. The lunssalwill beheld atl
o'cl’tichto-mm'rewllternoou.
—-Plcnty of delirium broad, at lane's.
Yduday, while in a rowhoat nmrthe
Danhurydock, Frank Alpert and John-
nie Seymour tell overboard. but wevenot
drowned, as their prunes on deck to-
day,shotlting"ltornin‘papas,”tatifies.
The mHonUy committseof the Y.
P. S. C. not the Baptist church, have
v'nitsd the new hospital and are now
going to solicit contributions. Those
having articles of clothiu‘sud things
writable for the sick,will please leave
themst thechurohou Thursday evenv
“'9’ _..-_._
~laue'saeamisadvcrthdbyitslnva
iugfriards.
Bullock Brothers, the ethos manor
factursrs,whosehorsssnd wagon were
stitched by lilorris Shapiro some days
ago,madear:aogementrtopsyhimihe
moneydus.andthsattachmsnt wane
leased. Yerterday another attachment
mputonthe turnoutlryW. W. Com,
matterisreturnshls hetero Justice Baro
rctt.$sturdaythe12th int.
binstiou to tight the pool law. They
havenisedafund and rstainsdlawyers
to test theoosntitutionality of the law.
The hwy”. consulted claim that the
n- dhcrr'minatminfavorofcovporations
and spit-t individuals. Companies.
rechaslhose running fairs, swallowed
under certain conditions tosell pools,
while individuals havenosuch Whole.
Tire matterwill he brought into court as
den for Phflulelphia. when about fifty
milesoflthellelawarel‘apesinadsnse
ll! yesterday, ran into the schooner
liachel Seaman, striking her brim-en the
lorenud mainmasts, sinking her in five
minutes. Captain J. N.Smithnndcrww
of seven men immediately jumped into
their boat. which capised before they
couldrsachthesteamer. Theltidargot
outherlileboatand with linesrescued
them. Thsschoeusr'screwlostalltheir
edeotsuuptwhat they had on. The
Human was the largest twomastcd
schooner afloat.and has often hear in
this port with coal for John I]. Ferris.
—Wsternrelons, soc; murknrslous, tor.
Cuneo's, R. B. P.
Nill'llrl ”Elli.
A Irons, W at Ito-n fro- the
llppsshnal‘lown.
The Norwalk police-ratio only eight
anvstslsstmouth.
There stubs-meingm
WM,C.A.R..tomo-mw
I“
Thermhlvareoflmtwillhedeeidedat
“smathAlphaWhedclahtor
out. _
The total namherolfloath llorwalk
psoplswhuhavuw at the Con—
nsethathnlldlnn a the World's rm
arcade is nfty‘niuv; llorwa'h people,
nary-three. m“
~I’our-lsg hadn't-IN a for near.
Wedaadny, at Homo- It's. llorwalh.
lldwh Dunn Ibsen employs-thy
mmummm
Hus “Iv-r.»- rtmeaa; - our
whsfnapslsnrarthsCsntsrsrhool,
Mush-the w-hshrohsandons
mlstswrhhim ia the tormenting“
smumutmnun.
seals m'lshssvsa ttshssss
mil-“Wolmlshudl
stack&Co.,lormnnmehc-
Bridgeportsports have formed a cum. ’
mollthmsmsr.ndtsll thatrhs
regubr monthly meeting tonight.
Work was resumed yesterday on St.
Paul's new chapel on Berkeley strum.
Henry N. Riding“ “import avenue.
tookalflmllsbicyclerldeupthe lind-
son Sunday. 5 ' , , . .
Company Pwillresusrs regular drills
tonight. They will be instructed in ex-
tended order on the lawn surrounding
the armory.
The disconnect the Norwalk and South
Norwalk Electric Light company will
meet at no o'clock to—morrow morning in
the company's odioe.
-—0ur 01.50 liueol men’s laneynegligs
shirts in line lsdrss cloth,only69c¢ach,
on Wednesday; Berton Store. Norwalk.
ThsAlphaWheel club will hold their
monthlymeetiug tonight. I’m of the
bovine-tolls tramsctedis tnselcction
olnineuewmsmbers.
little Edwin Spicer will
be held from One ren'denee ol hisparents.
Kr. and Ira. Henry Spider, Wilton ave-
nue. to-urornrw alternoou at it o'clock.
Rev. 3. ll. Watkins will oflciate.
The union picnic at thelireeu Farms
and deort chureha will he held at
Pub? Rock tomorrow. a special train
leaving Muck shortly alter 9 o’clock
and Gran Farms about ten minutes
later.
keep cool by eating Lane's
'th, who has been at the
. superinteudingsome work
Hall (or the Norwalk iron
y. is expected home lrom
Chicafl‘in slew days. lls hrs been
away three months.
A trampnarned Lowry. who was walk-
ing on the railroad track from Stamford
to Norwalk, Sunday night, fell through
aattleguardsnd brokehi-r collarhone.
Dr. W. J. Tracey sent him totbe hospital
on [mid street for treatment. lie is
still there.
L'ndor the law passed at the last ass:
sion of the General Assembly and which
went into cflect yesterday all sales of
goods on theinstallment plan must be
reconled at thetown clerk's office. Fail-
ure to do this leaves them open to st—
tachmsnt by any creditor «really with
the party who sold them.
Ahovssownrdby Walter l3. Fauna
Iain stv 2t grocer. became sttlkd with
ahmvyluadonuppsr )lain street, yrs-
terday alternwn. and took to kicking.
Re freed himself flour the delivery
wagonand dashed down the street as
far a the store, where he wrs captured.
Theharans was broken, but no other
damage vaulted.
Deputyfiheril Toner arrested Daniel
ihmorsn this morning for an alleged ss-
nnlt upon Patrick lleuueaey. of Swing
Hill. The prisonsrwrs brought before
Justice Austin. Attorney Walsh ap-
pearad for the prmeeution and Attorney
Henry “my lor the defense. The
on wrr adyarrned until nest week
Tuesday evening.
—Tuttl Prntti and pistsehe ice cream
at lane's. h_'_m__
John Rank died at the itriduport
hospital,fiundsy.ofdyssutevy. Theda»
es-ed wssust tojallfrumflorwalh,
Jalyl.hmetloeW.lordruem
mtndslaaltolrnynrsutolnfluand
costs amounting to 017.57. ltonktrark
M atthsjsil. and hot Boundary,”
errlsrulthajsllphysicias,wrorsruovsd
to the hmpitsl. The burial was at
flit-larval!- ..___..._
BayllJldtLofthvllr-ol It.»
slltJndd, My hounhtoutltl.
lltohell'slntnrstiu thslrrnandwill
eondsctthestoreiuhisowanssse. Ir.
Judd the frear Waterbury a low
mouths see all has reads a host of
Msnbhlsrwalhd-iughisshortmb
dssss hws. who wish hi- thshmtof
m Inlltchdlwillaeorptapdv
tisalnl‘ewYorkctty.
‘nsstghthmnsaleoavsstionutths
llmthsrhoodofllt.Aadrew,whichh-a
Wuhan-smut “that.
Paal'sehareh,willhehstdia intro“,
lick. ”it to 17. inclusive
Thslssthsrhoodtvmsasesrdwlthths
www.mihwis-
dr-lrw-r-dotrmsI-r-u n
hmdhttnstchsstwsiathslisttsd
him-lasadsurhha
Outlnz Fishnets.
Jauntlnn Cloths.
MESS FlllllNlilNliS, HALF PRICE.
lllllES’ Sllllll WAISTS, 250., 500., 750., AM) llPWAllll.
A. DiCkerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Thsllorwalkfim cumpenlrt will hdld.
WW
SALES
TE fiat—yeti: race Moreen, Ergo.- liuhy
nod Robert Montgomery resulted in a
Victory lor Ruby. Montgomery had a
handicap of one minute.
Theuew law relative to deaths lrorn
p stikntialydisssse more into eflect to-
day. lielprea burial permit is given,
the undattaker has to make u sworn
statement that the body has been
tluwoughly disinlected and endured in
an air tight main, hermetically sealer].
A great many menemployed by the
the New York and New England Rail-
road company received notice yesterday
that their services were no boxer n:-
quired. The reason given was that at
this sensor: of the your husinessisdull
and the company is cutting downer—
penses in every possible way.
W. ll. Byington, of Holden avenue,
will sever his connection with the inter-
mstion bureau of the New York post
odice. September l. lie hrsbeen grant.
eds two weeks' vacation, commencing
to day. Mr. Byington says the news.
paper reports of his little conlah with
the New York postmaster were greatly
exaggerated and that Postmaster Dayton
afterwards admitted that he wanted the
place.
The following people have registered
at the Connecticut building at the
World's Fair: Norwnlir. lucz Keeler,
William I". Acton, Dora (5. Phelps. blar—
gnret l". Polleniirst Norwallers. .l.
l]. Carr. C. Bronson, George A. Smith;
South Norwalk, A. C. Stratmnfltidgo
field, Mrs. E. J. Couch. lwlo F. Couch,
Mary ll. Rockwell; Green Forms, Bessie
R. Taylor; \l‘estport, Anna ti. Bradley:
New Cannon, E. X. Foothritvphen llnyt.
Charles ll. W. Mixers, A. L. Rockwell;
Dairies. ll. ll. itmoldson.
John. the ten-year-old son at llll‘ltl
Kennedy. died of black diphtheria this
morning. The physician in char-z» of
the cow was Dr. W. J. Tracey. lb- was
not called in until Sunday owning.
when he found the ease to hymn til the
worst he had ever seen. He reported to
the lhanl ol lieulth, yesterday, but no
acthrn has yet been taken. Tho lny re»
I'drd with his parents on Clark street. in
the -me house with Patrick slattery.
who has a number of children. There
ares number of other children in that
locality. and people residing in the
neighborhooinromuch alarmed. {l'hey
think the home should have been quar—
rnrimntw "
0‘ till 1'“ ll RIVER.
laws and Gossip DI the IQ, In East
larwalh.
Frank L'Ilourmerlieu started yester-
day for Heliport, L. l.. where he will
spend his vacatim.
The regular class meeting will be held
in the lie-It Avenue "Milt-lint Episcopal
church. tonight.
Ilse Lulu Selleck, ul l'stcbogue. L. l...
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John it.
L'llornmcdleu, llenry street.
A very interesting meeting was hold
by the Epwortlr league last night. bliss
Alice Parsons was the leader.
in. Addie we... Home Mom
nveune,is spending her vacation with
lrieub in low Britain and Untonville.
lime (trace Boston and her brother
Clitlorrl,ol New York, returned home
yesterday. after a visit with llr. and Mrs.
J. ll. lama. _____
Mrs. J. 8. list-dull and Mrs. A. L.
Paddock. of llirorshle avenue, are spend-
ing the day with Postman" R. W.
Kevin, in llorth Wilton.
IOWATNN.
Irall. L. Tattle and son arequlte
rich at their homson Witch Lane.
Chat-m. of label-on. Pa..wlto h
villiugsttlsshomeol Cbrlss ll. Tuta
tie. Witch Lane, is danmly ill of
spasmodic
cholera.
The members of the Baptist church
udtl—daysrheolwlllslmisatlihip.
panPuintlo-muv’mw. Thsrtartwlllhs
~dviathsmsrnls¢.lnesrrystla
Remit. Hm cl New York,
Wmmln the lisp
”MM. lintflcadsyltsv.
0.0. Cullen, the postmespsen to be
lufnsstto‘trsde
eather
Highest of all in beaming POW¢f.—Lill¢sl U. S. Gov't Report.
no;
r
mammot-
5 THIS WEEK.
Ginghams.
Summer Silks. at 29c.
Persian Mulls.
Baking
Powder
started for Chautauqua. '3. Y. After
spending a week there, the party, with
the exception of Miss ltile, will go to the
the World's Fair lor two weeks. The
return will be made by way of Niagara
Falls, and another week will be spent at
Chautauqua.
A large audience greeted Rev. Robert
Collyer, l). 0., of New York in the
Brooksido chapel. Sunday afternoon. and
listened to u very able discourse from the
eminent divine. bliss Hilda Schnell pre-
sided at the argon and the musical por-
tion of the service was very enjoyable.
in the evening Dr. Uollycr preached in
the Centenial building at Contentment
island, where he is spending his vaca—
tion.
”ARIES.
Mrs. James lindsley, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. S. I}. Yermclyn, at 0x
Ridge.
lvunhoc Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, will work the crusader] degrm
Friday night.
Charles”. Waterbury went to New
York crty yesterday and purchased a
handsome trottrr.
3i. 8, Mother and family have volum-
ed from their sojourn in nsnmtner board-
ing house at Greenwich.
Bliss tiertrude Remington. of New
York, owl Miss Edith ll. Stone, of
tit-rurrgia. are the guests of bliss Clara
Stillman.
The annual picnic ol the Congrega-
tional Sunday school will be hold at
Rotor: Point, the date decided on being
Thursday. August in.
The Methodist Epismypttl church and
Sun-lay school will hold lhvll’ annual
picnic tu—rnorrnvr at ’ound Rocknear
t'ovc i’nncl. They will gt) down in carry-
nits.
$03011“.
Captain Brooks. at Stamford. enter-
tain-win large party. Sundaymn hoard
his yachts at Soroton river.
Saturday err-run; several dogs got m-
to a posture win-re Manson Wilhnumvn
keeps}; line cow. 3 twoyeuroid boiler
and a colt. The dogs charm] the animals
around the int and the cow's in; was
bmlteu, it was killed.
S. J. Brody and Jimmy lidney had an
exciting hunt race a day or two ego. the
former rowing sad the latter sculling.
The course was from King’s End to Rob-
on Kaynwmi's yacht Julian and return.
The rare was won by his. ildncy. doubt-
ing due to Mr. Brody running aground.
lilllltlilll'ullh'.
Mrs Sarah lent. of (frozen, 3. Y.. is
visiting in town.
Lewis ilurlbutt. ol Sorwalk, is the
guest of PI. 0. liurlbutt.
Rev. “cargo L. Taylor's son, of South
Amen-a. is home on a visit.
Misses Sarah, Bessie and Katherine
Miller have gone to the World's Fair.
Miss Lottie llockio, of Brooklyn, is
visrsing her sister. Hrs. Jamn Dic-
lllraitl.
Rentiwrgc L. Taylor and wife left
town Thursduo morning last to be away
several weeks.
(5. L. Osborn'r housekeeper, who has
been with him since last spring, left lor
her home in Vermont, Monday morning.
iii-so Atrsticugand (leer-gin Taylor
will give a concert and reading next
Tuesday evening at the Methodist Episv
coynl church.
Mr. T'lrouras llstto, editor of the tiny-
hlc, Texarkans. Arkansas. has found
what heheliovsslobe thebrat noisily
in existence for the tlus. llie experi-
ence is well wor remembering. He
says: "Last summerl had a very severe
attack 0! thus. I tried almost every
known remt-dy. mm- giving Mir-f.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
ms. 1 purchaseda bottloand received
almost immediatereliel. lcoutiuuedto
use the medicine and was entirely cured.
l take pleasure in mmmendiux this
moody to any person suffering with
best medicine inert-tenor.“ 2.5 and”
oral bottles fer-ale bytl. (7. Still-on,
lr,J.C.lloswsll,ousof tttehrst
known and most respected citissns o!
llrownwmd, “Tram. suffered with di-
nnlnnlorn Ionatiursand triedtrlsny
dillersnt remedies without benefit. un-
til W's Colic. Cholera and
Disrrhmo Remedy was used: that re-
lisredhirn at ours. For sale bytl.c.
Salient-JR”
The Army ud Navy Journal au-
noeueetthst Lieutenant C. A. l. Tottrn.
7m Ulllsd m A'mk',t hm
thsssrvisshymtoassgsrtl. sud
wfllmshshh pun-asst hours is New
flares. its hrs-WW of
mummmmm
woman-amen."
atrium Remedy was "momentum! to M
ntchadhease.asinrny optolonit lsthe S
mull times. Our goods and prices are always pepnlar. Topnelell
ill quality and prices—us low ssthe lowest. 4 lbs. Soda R L
ere, 256.;3 lbs. Milk Crackers, 25c.; Gilt Edge Creamery Mp
286. 1b.; Fancy Creamery Butter, 250.; 3 qts. Beans, 25s.“ the.
Rice. 25c.; Best Four in the World, 05.00 bbl.; Flour per box, 650.; ”
2 cans Corn, 25s.; 2 cans Suceotnsh, 25o; Native Potatoes, per ,
peck. 30c. We sell a fancy grade of Tea for 500. 1b., and chul- I
lenge comparison. Our Coffees are the (loom imported, and sur-
prise oll who use them; at
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
3 ring lamb’s hind
ull line of fresh
PEBPEE'8 MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwalk.
' common mouth.
is Becoming More Popular Every
Day Amongst Wheelmen.
The success of Mrs. Annie M. Beam.
ol lcheesport, Pennsylvania. in the
treatment of diarrhu-s in her children
will undoubtedly be of interest to many
mothers. She says: "i spent several
weeks in Jonstovrn, Pm. alter the great
flood, on account of my husband being
employed there. We had several chil-
dren with us. two of whom took the
dinrrhwu very badly. i got some ol
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di‘
arrh-ra Remedy lrorn Rev. Mr. Chap
man. it cured both of them. lknew
of several other carat where it was
equally successful. i think it cannot be
vxccllnl and cheerfully recommend it'"
2.3 and 50 cent bottles for sale by”. C.
Stillson, llruggist.
it a New York millionaire gives .1 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 260i: street. costing
8700.00, which given 19 people dvspcpsia
nnd thee» pm I» spend $1,451 in due—
tors' billsan finally have to pay $5.00
each for i‘actmi Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving pvr cnptm ll
the dinner should not be given. more
being :97 persons at the feast?
inquire at l’laisted's drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about t ' {CUB Blood Corn.
Chi' .rren cm...
Pitchci’s Castoria.
thn Roby was sick. w» mn- hvr Custards.
When sh» mu nt’hll-l. she cnml l: r t 'nstorln.
When sh» became MM. the chm; tn thwart.
ll'hrn she had thihlrvn, sh» .{n‘l’lht‘m Cast-)rla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
I’ll-Ill.
MITCHELL in sun”. Xvirwnlk. July of,
Hrnwr. arm of Henry \V. and )laruurrins
L- )im holl.a:crl t montb~. iii tiny». :t'
Funeral iron: 0 Ann street. \Vulncml-ry. at
l p. tn.
)lAh’i'S't’ in South Norwalh. .luiy :ll. Mrs.
John F. Mum , and 1' cars. 9 months.
[Tl‘nhrral rmu (drip n5: ~tn-v-t. “’wl-
nmlny evening. at s‘ o'clock. lturlnl In
llanbury.
" ‘wnmnn.
(‘Ultltlwi'oxtllxti agent in u‘nr)‘ town. to
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33 Washington at.
call I 3—2u
DOWN,1D6WN,DOWN, Ii
00 THE PRICES or MEATS.
Yes, business is dull and toliven it up we otter
porterhouse, 18; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib roast,
sirloin, at. it; 5
121}; plate, 5,
uarter, 18 cents; lore, 1?; legs of mutton, 15
, fruits, vegetableb, otc.,..etc. : «
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
PEllPlE'S MARKET.
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone cam-5245. t Satisfaction guumnteql. I Telephone call, 5-7-8.
Wheel
Second Hand Columbias
”out second hand Columbias in miles' and lients' wheels on hand nod will be sold cheap.
mu. AT JACKSON BROIS'
58 wall Street. Norwalk. Conn. m... ..
[.000 in. l... "nelson...
So. llomalk. Thursday, ting. 3
Walter L Main’s
Grandest and Best
It. It. Shows on Eanh.
3 Big Clauses; 3 Big Rings.
5 cnlllllill llEllllEflli'i
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2 STAGES 2.
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20 trees Ill ruonnutunrm it
I .500
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Herd of Elephants.
Droveof Camels
6 Tableau Wagons B
6 BANDS 6
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Steam algal. Steam Billion
rosy With lfr Pool Tall
20 Ponies. 20 Thoroughbreds.
300 HORSES
Pat has and Bride. Weight Ml! lbs.
Arabian Horse llllh :58 micro-Water!
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Troupe of Ian trellis Ilsrsss
$300,000 Fm Street Ps-
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Bhup Excursions on all Irilssys
NOTICE In BONlflltilllS.
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