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WALLPAPER.
I slid“ continue the special
sale until August let. It will
W you well to call. Paper
hangingatflpercentleeethan
rogularprice. We etillcontinne
Wypnintlngandwill be glad
to give you figures for doing
yourhomo.
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E. E. Gotham,
llllhelirtlo.
B. l: 1. ll. ”Hill’s
INT WATER IIEATEII
THE EVENING SENTINEI.
rum man. "It" and W.
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IIS: lmoath. ”angles! caste
mummmm.
nltlsss leaflets nae-Ira. law‘rlds
rum an” I 4:? int”?
A low York Harald Vaul- Forecast.
Thewestherto—dsr promisestobsunsrally
clear and wsrmsr. possibly with sons elofil-
nus. Tomorrow" uremia-to be morally
from fair to partly cloudy. Illabtly warmer
and more sultry.
MUTE
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hurts—l year‘ogmzont
NollWALK.
What the [onto or Oar on: are nor-a
Ill Ian-a.
The monthly meeting of the Genus».
niu Swogerbund will be held louday
evening.
Jamrsll. IfoGilland Benjaudn Wright,
of Itouutainville, N. Y.. were in South
Norwalk yesterday for the purpose of
settling up the estate of the Iatellra.
Phoebed. Webb.
The Norwalk Iron Works company
have commenced running theirfaetory
nights as well asdays. Orders for their
famous air compressors are coming
steadily in.and the general dnl'nmsin
circles is not felt at their shop.
Ilia Lillie Hauford,of Lake avenue,
holds therecordamong theyoung lady
bicyclists of this city. liar llanford
rode to South Norwalk yesterday. spent
the afternoon and rode back in the even-
ing. covering sixty mllea—Danbory
News.
-Why not keep coolhy eating lane's
ice cream? _
Ii. Nellie II. Dilbrow will prrride at
the organ in the Congregational church,
next Sunday. in the absence of D. E.
Disbrow, the organist. Mina Nina Lewis,
organist. of the Baptist church, is enjoy-
ing a vacation, and Stephen 8. Hatch
will preside there Sunday.
Tomorrow will be the last day entries
will bernceived for the regatta of the
Rotor: Point Improvemut company.
which takes place Angurt 9. off that
popularresort. Commodore Burritt has
offered two fifteen-foot pennants for the
winners inClass J, jib and mainsail. and
Clan K. catvrigged, both closes for
boats of sixteen feet or under.
Dennis dc Blanchard. the straw but
manufacturers, will begin next week
getting out samples at their new factory
on Water street. It will In a month or
six weeks. however. before business
will be under lull headway. Ynnrday
the firm placed a handsome nthue
rolling lop desk in their office, which is
being fitted up with every convenience
for the transactionof Imsinem.
~Owiugfo the immense increne in
their business. The New York Grocery
Co. have hadan addition built to their
store, 15 North IIain strt et.
Putnam Hose company’s ball club
will playtheKlJLtumontheBax-
tor ground, tomorrow afternoon. The
l’ntnams have defsated all comers so far
thin “on, but the If» & (l's have
strengthened their team by placing Sul-
livan, Shaw and Walsh, of the old Nov-
walkteam.onthe bases. Thisought to
ho avevy close and interesting game, as
the teams are evenly matched.
The Stag Whist club had a Inmptumrs
shore dinner at Frank Larson‘s (.‘alf l’sr—
turn Beach Hotel. last evening. The
trip down was made in a wagonette.
The following were prment: F. It. Boo
field, New York city; Challis Byabreund
Cbarhs Holdridge. Fresno. Cal; John
togtvs them plwuy of bass tndrfnk.
flowytm’vagot totakalntooonlidwm
tion the fact that there Is no decent
waterlnearnp todrink. Thsmau who
So. Norwalk.
The W W W loclal club willnot
meet tonight.
Richasdfltzgerald, clerkfor I". ll.
Ochman,hsapnschswlanew bicycle.
Rev. Dr. Howard will preach in the
Congregational cbnmh. Westport. on
Sunday.
’ TheCentral IaborUnlonheId t m
luglsstnigbt, but only routine business
wss transacted. '
Stephen, the tan days’oldscn of An-
drww and Annie Bony-k, 3 Mechanic
street. died ymterday and was buried
this afternoon.
——Lanescreamrsadvertisedby itslcv-
Ingfriends.
Gauges. Ililler,oltheflrmof Reedk
lliller, butchers on Washington street.
severoly cut the thumb of his left hand
s few days ago.
The “Big Four" Specialty company is
the name of an organization. composed
of South Norwalk talent, thatis booked
for Toqnat Opera House. Wentport, next
IIonday night.
—Potatom. 95c peck; 18 the ganolated
sugar for 01.“); root beer extract. all
kinds. 14c; very but butter, 25c lb. The
New York Grocery company.
Putnam Park, at Bedding. is quite a
favorite spot for warm this summer.
Parties from this vicinity are there near-
ly every day. It i a pleasant drive and
adelightfulplacetospend theday.
Andrew J. Gilbert died at the Warwick
Hotel, last night, aged fifty~nine years.
He was an old soldier and a tension".
He served in the Seventy-first regiment.
New York Infantry, and also in thenavy.
The”8tare,"Clarenco llunt captain.
and the "All llots," C. D. Barnes cap-
tain, both teams composed of members
of the Methodist Sunday school. will
play hall at the Baxter grounds this af-
ternoon at 5.30.
~A large quantity of candy at little
prica. at Lane's.
The Norwalk expremmen accepted the
challenge of the South Norwalk espress-
men, yesterday afternoon. and they will
play ball tomorrow afternoon on the
Oyster Shell Point grounds, first Nor-
walk. The game will he called at 2
o'clock.
The steamer City of Albany will moke
her second grand excursion to Sea
Beach, (Sonny Island. on Sunday, August
13. leaving South Norwalk at 9.00 a. m.
Returning the steamer will lenvv Currey
Island at no p. m.: and East Thirty
first street, New York, at hilt) p. m.
~llr. N. ll. Blackman. tonerand re-
pairer of pianos, of New York, '3 in: tow a
for a short stay only. Orders may to
left at this office.
George Anderson was arrested last
night for keeping an m‘vt‘red dog.
He told Justice Barrett that he had kill-
ed tbe canine since the officers were
armori,bntthe justice decided that he
should have had him registered. lle
wee relened on the payment ofthecmta.
which attenuated to stout fl.
”Attend K4)! C. picnic It "mall
Park, tomorrow. Tramway can run to
the park. 'lo gold piece, gate p ‘se.
Music for dancing. I’leewnt time.
The Yale a Towne 00., manufacturers
of Yale locks, hardwrre and hoisting
machinery at Stamford. last night nail.
bed their 1.000 employes that. beginning
AW lli.thernwouldbe a general ro-
ductim in we” and nlariu of all In
their employ.
allthsexmtiveoacarsoftbe company
had accepted the reduction.
A special tlmshblahashunarmaged
forkepttaDay.Augc-d mattioton
Punt. Theatsamsr Sylvan Shoes will
Inveflonth lawalkat one, 10le and
Alana. -.. moo, SM and 5:40 p. um;
flown Point at OM aodlflztfla. m..
12:15. rut. too and one 9. m.
Pohtat hflp. m.,on hartripfrnm New
York.
-—-l’lenty of fresh lloylsr's candy at
lane's.
lr.1'homasllatte.edltorof than”
hie, Tesarkaas, Ark-uses, has found
what hebdlsvsstohs thsbrvt randy
lusxlstwrce for the Ilsa. ills expert.
once Is well worth remembering. Ila
says: ulast sammsrlhadavsrysevws
It was announced that
The
stsamsvtMyof Albaaywlll stopst the
BARGAIN ‘
84 WASHINGTON
”DIWALI NIH”.
a Iva-y Baccarat Ital-s hu- two
llapssladol‘l’oww.
The not“ on car No. 8.0f tho’l'rslrl-
way line. was burud out yesterday.
A whlst tournament is In progress
among the members of the Alpha Wheel
filth. —___"___ ‘lf.’
Justice lead fined John Kain: ti and
costs this morning for drunkcnm as. He
paid.
Letter Carrier lienry Perry killed a
this morning. _,_._
lanice Def. Lockwodd has both of his
hands in poultices on account of having
been badly poisoned.
Letter barrier" (m e Nickeraon ill
down the harbor fishing today. He is
Israel Putnam Section. C. of T. , will
meet tonight in the Sons of St. George
ball on Iain mt, at 8 o‘clock.
The ciroue,yeaterday aftmmn taxed
tbecapacity of the Tramway cars. On
one car in fares were rung up.
During theabaenceof llarold Glenden-
ning, who is taking a month's vacation.
Howard D. Smith will be employed at
Gregory & Cofs drug store.
—l’lenty of delicious' bread. at lane’e.
This morning the Board of Haiti: or-
dered the removal of a pile of decayed
fivb and vegetable matter from the cellar
of Joseph McCormack's house at Cobble
Hill.
While repairing a well pump at his
home on Wall street. Wednesday, Y. El.
llounecker caught h'L-t hand and it wart
out quite badly. Several stitch” were
taken in the gash.
The RN. 8. T. Graham. rector of Trin-
ity Episcopal church in Mount Vernon,
formerly of Norwalk. will lecture in the
intend. of Montana: at Willard Hall
in that place, on Thursday, August to.
Lawrence Walker, of Norwalk, and
hire. Sarah Ethel Oebmn. who were mar-
ried in Stamford yesterday afternoon by
Rev. E. M. Grant. have returned to Nor-
walk to occupy their new home on Che-.t-
uut street.
——.\moog the bargain at [1. ti. Judd's.
succenorto Mitchell .3: Judd, 50 Wall
Norwalk, are negligeo abirN, summer
underwear. men’s melts. and other souls
in tbegr'nto' furnishing line;s;»~r-ral rv.
durtion in scarf pins and cull butt I! a.
George VanA'styne. proprietor of the
Boston Store, has n hard-times adv-crime
ment in annthercolumu. It is addrensml
to the wives of both Democrats and Re
publicene and in mighty intamting
reading in view of the prnient induetnal
dullnr ea.
Next Sunday evening ltev. l". E. ital»
bins will preach upon “The Present liuoi.
or 1. Political and Patriotic Stagnation."
This being the reverend gentleman's ln'et.
sermon helm vacation. undoubtedly o
larger audience than actual will balms-
ent at the Norwalk Baptist church.
The hearing on the eshte of Lydia A.
Ulric]. of Wilton, took place beforeJudgn
Woodward yesterday afternoon. "or
will was admitted to Indiana and
Charles Meeker. of Southport. was ap-
pointed administrator. Tbs appoint.
rnent of Josiah Kellogg was revoked.
ml’erfect purity. exquisite flavor are
what make law's Ice cream the beat.
Another had we of diphtheria has
blokenout st lfl2lainstmt. Thspa-
tient is Mrs. Ann Ryan. grandmother of
little Johnnie Kennedy, who recently
died of the disease. A thmyearold
daughter of Air. Kennedy was taken
with the dread disuse this awning.
Danhwry and lloswalk wheelniou on
arranging for a mil-so! three champion-
shlpraees, whlehara to hshaldraeh
lament numberof min at unnntrh
aecur-tholsuphy. Thadatoofthellut
will snhcrihe 'lh lovards the cup.
Alfred Bird-ll. aged seventy years.
fatherof Irv. Inwls Johnson. of Water
street,who la partly crippled, fell from
wsabago. ltwnthonghthawasonly
lightly Injured. Yesterday. however,
ltwdbcevsrrdthathlaarmwastnrm
tag“ and Dr. Baldwin was scal-
moaad. Itwarfouadthathlssrrawas
hroksa martian shoulders“ that his
sollarhoaswasfrsetsred.
Wefdtmrfnslaherekndm
willaadanbhdlyhnfmb-aay
fiamys: "Ispentmal
{infill
9%
three-foot black snake on Stevens street -
year. for a “I sliver cup. The club
which holds the cup for three winced»
years owns It. The club having the
mahasnotyetheenart. Eachelnb
thsfront stormofths hot-ensavlytwo
ofWPseuylvuhtathen.
itfor Momma." I
SALES THIS WEEK. ‘
Ginghams.
Summer Silks. at 29c.
urns Hummus, HALF. Pllllli.
LAIIES’ sum wusr
no.
' our luring...
News and (local. of tho Day In taut
lorvralk.
l-‘rank Merrill was the guest of Mr. and
Principal 1-}. ll. (.lutubart, of Maple
avenue, hm returned from a vacation in
Bethe).
is visiting at Mrs. T. B. Smith's, Osbmn
avenue.
Miss Sallie Randall of Riverside avenue.
hr'r returned from a visit with 1’: ttmae-
ter ll. W. Kr 'yler, North Will in.
The frame of Marvin llrotlren' new
building. corner of First avenue and
New street, will be raised to day.
Henry (lorharn and nephew, Everett
thrham, have returned to their home on
First avenue alters two wreke’ visit in
Katonah. N. Y.
l‘uetmoeter Walter lloyt'a new green-
house will be completed in about a month.
The boiler and pipes arrived yesterday.
He hm 3.000 carnation plants started.
Tickets are out for the excursion of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
to hurt-Iron “row. I. l. on the 18th
inert. The steamer Huntington hr“.- been
chum-mi and will leave the steamboat
dock in Siuth ‘Sorwalk at 9 o'clock.
J C Hawkins, of Seaside place. is up
t‘rrt'lining his Sunday school L‘L’NS this
afternoon. They expect to visit lbw le—
laude in Sir. Hawkins” naphtha brunch
and have a picnic. Mrs. Hawkins unis-r-
uined her clues of girle Tum-lay after—
[1000.
Since the Tramway route was Opl'llr-l
Skillun Agent Rider finds that travel mat
on the (‘uusolidoled road has largely in-
creased at this station. or [.mople ride on
the trolley to the East Nurwalk Multan
and lake the tram»: from them The .osi-
dent; are anxious. however. that the
Trzmmny eomp'my should Mtum. tune
L'ibb'.
WESTI’OIKT.
Almut 4m attend-«l the l'fllull picnit'
at l'urlnr Rock. Wednerulay.
A number from this place attended the
dance given at t'mnborry l’lnins Wed-
m--dny owning. by Dayton "onion.
.\t the morning service at Christ
church, but Sunllnbi-v. llr. Wayne
tendered bis regllztlatloan I'lkv effect
Ur‘lubr‘r Isl.
ltvv. (hwrgul'. l‘eck oliici-ltml in a
church, ill. llrmltlyn. lust Sunday.
and Rev. Royal W. Raymund cur.-
duct-«l the m-rvu‘m lit the )lnrhmllu
church hero both Inumlng and evening.
While delivering meat for Adam
Brothers at E. 3. Wheeler'n, Monday,
(.‘hnrlr-y lhruton was quitebmlly bitten
by at large St. Bernard dog belonging to
Mr. Wheeler. The wounds were can-
Wiud by Dr. I-‘yfe, and the animal
killed.
A most delightful lawn party was
given by Him Mary Esther Smith. at her
home, last Friday afternoon. ('mluet.
archery. lawn tennis, and mmvoraatlm
helped to pave nway the time. The
lawn surrounding the house was very
prottily decorated.
In. I. U. timith, of Bridgeport, has
purchased the houses and (scurry bulld-
lug know- as the lorrcco Works, in
"(autumnal is to take MIUL"
tobrrlat. George A. Steward a: lion.
who formerly owned the property.
will remove their buslnras to liethel,
wheres new factory will heptlshedto
completion as rapidly rs possitde. The
honseawlll berented as beforeaud the
fwtoryathpted toany ktndof loneliness
thatmaydasiretooccupylt.
0008 AND ENDS
at»! nwdl. were first. made in [England
in run.
- A whnlarlnolopw m. lawnmower when It
flops It» um.
Then- sn 2.?“ languages and dialaeta
new "when.
flay "waistcoat" and ”trousers" and not
ma" and "mu"
am. who discovered the etreulatlm
sfthsblomi.wauafaranrahoy.
Therotlofpaperasursdln the newepo
paprintlagprmsfsfmmt totlmllmlolm.
Allmbnf Ilmutu‘l fess.
lfmm‘aiwfllm‘ mun
Year manifested latitss danger: ml»
ed cowards Insult known “4.!”
Thspetwrlsamotltradestnakn, the
CsmIaasQIsrspm-dtohseatgln-
ass-an
Antareslteurtstfromlfuastnmls
MMMhmmsm
Themwkoarsslwm arr-issue ma-
”mishaps-immunities.
amen-tut containers
can rummage-mum
S. 258., 500., 75s., ANII llPWAIlll.
A. Diokerman & Son,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Lcavcning Power.—-‘-Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
l.
Persian Mulls.
Baking
Powder
The Force of! Habit.
A newspaper man more favored than the
average of his kind. hneucomfurtnhle home
In Brooklyn. lle likewise has an excellent
and amiable wife. The servant. girl, prob
lent has bothered his wife for some time.
After a long period of Impatient waiting
and inquiry this eatimable housewife so
cured a mold of all work at tit a month,
with privileges. The maid was inclined tc
be good natured and patronizing. but. oh:
was determiner! not to be imposed uron.
She heal not been in the service of the am-
ily many days before she developed chemo
teriettca that amused the male head of the
house, while they exasperated the female
hand.
For instance, one Sunday morning the
maid'e tardiness in rising excited a mild re
buke from the mistress. “But sure. mum.
I am faint wid hunger." said the girl. lift-
ing her head wearily from the pillow.
"Well, why. then, do you not get up and
get breakfnatl" naked the mistress impo
tieutly.
“Ah. sure on I am used to havln n cup or
coffee the first thing every mornin.” said the
girl.
"And do you expect me to get up and
make u cup of coffee for you?” linked thr
lady in astonishment.
"I don‘t care who make: it." replied the
girl calmly "but I um used to hovin it.”-
h'ew York Times.
Curio-Allen About Swearing.
swearing were strictly enforced by the offi
cues of the commonwealth. Every oath war
counted For a single oath a man was fined
tie. 8a.. but the charge wasreduoed to Lie. «Id
each on "taking them by the quantity."
Thus we find in the curious old recordfi of
that date that Humfrey Trevett. “for
swearing ‘by God' 10 tima” was fined x
shillings and committed to “goal” in do
fault of payment therefor. John Huishl
of Cheritcn was convicted of swearing “3i
oathsand 2 curses" at one timeand “deaths
and l curse" at another time.
“William Harding of Chittlehnmpton fol
saying several times "Upon my life” war
adjudged to be within the act of swearing.
for which he was forced to pay a fine of Ga
8d. At another time one Thomas 811th
was final for saying. "L'pon my troth;"
Gilbert Surtbeotte had to pay 35.4.1. foreay—
intz. “L'rmu my life." and Thom Fourth
was firm! heavily for saying. "God is my
witnesa." Thom Gill said, "I speak in
the presence of God.” and was fined for life
genius, whereupon he had nministerarrestcd
for using the same phrase in n sermon on
the following Sunday—Philadelphial’ren
A Leann l’rolss Kansas.
The settlement of the legislative quarrel
in Runner is n notable triumph of Ameri
can ideas. The situation mm indeed critic
lll. Everything WM ready for n “ml‘vill
tien." Two huuses of nprmntatlvrs. eaet
claiming to be legally [‘th and regularly
orgau'uul. scuttled for the persuasion of tilt
legislative chamber. The militia was called
out; voluntrcr bullies forum! in the coun
try. armed themselvei and marched it
Tupa'kn‘. bllmdshod accrued Imminent. But
sound American murmur: rattan prevailed.
both of the contending factions agreed t¢
court, and when their deouina vma rendered
both side‘s Mcvptul it without more fuse.
Who can my. after this, that the Amer
icon people will not ricer-pt the plan of an
bitrulinu fur the settlement of luborrlitll
cultlexl For a decision by a court is noth-
ing more than orbllmtiun, and if this has
pmml sitcom-«fill in a contest of fierce poli-
tic-r. like that irllilruw. it should her-«male
ly rillomium in n plain matter of Alllnlllt‘fittt,
such M n difference on to hours and wages
of labor. lhletun Commonwealth
Tragedy at a Miraculous lipor.
Arm» to: of the alleged nprmn'tlnna of the
Virgin in.” to Virginie l-‘abn-. n young girl
of Salem, a village neur Narlmtmo. the blah-
op of l‘erphnmn (usual aorno time ago a
rutoml letter wanting the faithful 4min“
thin “miracle” and NlVlhilIK them not to
uttewrlhe any money for budding a chapel
on the hill where. the young shuphenlm
raw or fancied who anw the Virgin. But not:
withstanding the blahup'a nubeltef or dis-
helief the [remote continue to dock to
Mount t'ourtal-sa, and money ulough was
collected to erect a small wooden chapel.
Thuttaamls of blind and infirm peopll
wmaharslmndintant parts tuba heals-l.
0r: MIMI. Instead ur the long awaited
miracle, the faithful wltrmsl a whacking
accident. A little girl of o. Jeanne Mun.
was left tonneara bullied wax taper. which
set herclothes onflrr. "err-bricks not most
of the pilgrims flying in all directions.
Others threw their clothes upon her, but
the llamas were extinguisher! too late, and
the porn child riled in agony before the ter-
rifled mutant—Paris Cor. London Sewn
Ghl' Iron cry for
Pltc her's Gastorla.
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I’ltchor's cosy-ma.
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llLll'APEIAI nuns
. any. 5'."t
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During CromWell‘s reign laws against ' ' '
"leave it out" to the justices ufthe supreme
mar" .. armament: slum
Children Oryfor would m... m...
r r. . o r . wmwmrmnmmm-W cf” f
P to at a a. 0' a. ‘M‘migvuofthe sum mainline?! sta , ‘
children Cry for 53"“
m
m: flrrwalh ugh” and
”iii” the I) rig, :i'vi'inm‘kie pub L’fl ,
_ l film}; n}; lndehtednrhof m3 town. suln“ luc. '3 93.
m npon the follcwlns described real rotate a .
of said
‘Dulltlmes. cummdpnmmnuyspopulséfr
inqualityandprices—aalowasthc‘loweat. 4 lbs. In-
ere. 25.34311... trill: Crackers, 25... Gilt name .
28c. 1b.; Fancy Creamery Butter, 25s.; 3 qte. Bonus,
Rice, 25c.; Beat Four in the World. $5.00 bbL; Flour per .
268ml Corn, 25a; 2 cans Buccotaah, 25c; Native Po s
puck, 306. We sell a fancy grade of Tea for 60c. 1b., ,
,.‘
leirgo comparison. Our Coffees are the finest imported,
prise all who use them; at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR "
Leading Grocer. 33 Washingto i
Telephone Call I 3-2.
DOWN, DOWN, DOW
on THE PRICES or urns.
Yes, business is dull and to liven it up we offer eirloi
portorhouee, ix; round,14; shoulder, 10; rib roast, l2}; «
wing lamb’s hlnd (gunner. 18 cents; fore, 12; legs of mu
lllme of fresh fie , fruits, vegetables, etc., etc.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S
13 North Main et.. 80. Norwalk. 2] Wall at.
Telephone call. 5245. l summit». guaranteed. 1 Telephone ('2
“COLUMBIAMIIDEHO.” ”w
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or
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The Demand is constantly Increasing for this Elegant little
Second Hand Columbia
than! mound hand L‘nluzuhim in Lsulle<f and Gentn’ wheels on hand and will be soft
“15"” JACKSON BRO’S.
58 wall Street. Norwal
Ix
k. Conn. _
"fifibifibéidén.
lleal Estate and Insurance
WASH [30103 8'! BEST.
"'ihysiiiagrorwln
MAS. Llll. N. A. lillll
Can heronszllted at here" -
333 Broad St, Bridgepo
— from if) a. m.w7 p. m. any day except
' The Doctor Isa regular physician.
the neutrino yeamhaemmlerhel) -
of OMEN a specialty. lav ;
from an' dimrulry incident to the
, mmull r. (innit/rd in the strict.
t» “ Ail deuce. and with thewurance of reeel
at St marl akillful and scientific treatmen
to modern surgery and medicine.
fumzzlled‘for mnlinement em '1! .
oral». All letter-e promptly replied
clone ntamp. . ..
llllllll ANll Gill
Furmsurn
Concrele~ceme
Flag and Asphalt W
um Bl mt BEST .
crimes, III!) III THE
MLIST
APPRIIVEII STY
_.BY_
RAYMOND Bill I
rurwnnn“-rr§r
f’rmlm lmklr. fora lnt,or home and In;
with the view 0 purrhaeing.hl’t! invnwl ro
call. and examine our list. Vie have them for
role in every part of the city at rumor-ls
prion» and on our tern“. artZrl If
“not.
\ 43‘s“ register, For parrieulan appl} at
J ”P: scrllmei'i brunch office.
street. Nora talk.
SITUATION either as. first rim glitte-
lady or cashier. For particular-r. admire-r.
'. 5. 2) North Main street. south .‘orwalklh.
a.“ tit
1' martinis ELM-4..
'iel’ at Darlen. ('lifln.
Inquire of Alonzo Weed. of fill
Two :7..;.”‘.:....;;.; léiféernTvimfifi
board; mire) table board, 11‘ llavllan-i effect.
South anwalk. jy 23 5t
To LET."
P‘ACTORY with wire.- and router. 5:1».
L’ular, furn- gown-w will. largrertr-n~!-Inez
~lrnaml nn Star» urn-t. “Vesper, Apply to
Mn. Ill. t". Smith. Wrsrmrm'uun. B411. It“. i?
('OTTAH .. . mnmf. newt;
painted. uvrner Pine and In
C. Lorkvvnui. Norwalk.
[filll‘T flour mer Thr'wblrc I the ~ elm:- ntorr.
Suitable for milfzzu-ry. .1 n-«uuklnu. tat-
lnrtn nor any other lltzhr l.'.l~.ue-.~. Inquxre.
Ill-l \ 'rll t lgrsr t 'o.. s; \thluutnr. -l. K31 lf
“EVEN mum.» corner Main and Armet frrls,
t- rent. 813; four- rmrn‘wurrler South Main
tan-l Hartford Place. rv'n". 9r, 7 Hunts, Mirth
)lnirnun-r. rrnr. zli Aprly .u E. A. Wood-
wanl.
I) AST half of dutlflx' tlw'iw “n Mulmw v-lh‘vt.
A En-lltirv of R. H. liumm j) !2 ll
'MA
5 2.
THE lower npartmrnrn and basement to
let of house .\'u 10 Ann etru-t. ln-mireof
J.C.(‘mwe. ml‘.’ If
tapered and
in ~treer~z I».
at lvr
Ul'S'r', 11 Franklin circa-I. Improvement:
in. “will. 85. E-lwnnl Vl'il ~) . if." lw
a-
LL building on “'ltler street.
Apply to
I. Knapp. 12': fl
LOST.
lllZZARll-SKIN Hm he: lunmk, lwturen
1 lhr rr-nulenrrnf \ . fl. Mannie nrut Tl..-
Kuob. A amiable reward will be [mill for it!
return In W. ll. Sword. "an:
Why Not
Buy a pail of those
New Mackerel.
l0 lbs. In Pall.
Will weigh about 1 lb. cuch.
BRIGHT AND NEW.
They are trolling well. 81.20
pail. or loo single pound.
"CBUMBS 0F COMEOBT"
CODFISH.
3 lbs. is Bur. 30¢. a Bar.
Dibbleltllomsmck
. u norm ans WP?!-
m Bullscttr's m.
on set. no that the undersign-
ulf'rEvl‘l'oxmni fares. under and by vtr.
tneof a certain tar warrant. dilly narrates]
.N . 4”
“3: roll the beat bicycle. App ~ . .
lnl \ lt'turn. Thu-i rank feet and Inc
any and n-u-ryot or male. We any ill
value If A! true. True In every way from
tntlry. Knitting but the beat is - .
for \ I4 tum-l. Another fact that I .
prr mire whcrlmen the rountry over.
my run all nurtured loner tubes wlt
rlwrne: this -« ufaet worth must-lens!
y t
e;
gastritis:“$3.12.me 2
Gregory Bros. A w
3| Wall 8t. Iorwslt. Boss.
.1
”333:6“ N\‘ I" P A.‘
v ‘Vv .39 A ‘7"
’té") ”Window ‘
II the man! lmnmml method; alas
H. S. ROOD’S.
It Mitt Hutu street. Elly-
“.10-.. ,
Sea Beach,
EYES EXAMINEDW “ .. f
If! )3"
Grand Excursiu
com-:r ISLAND. .‘
an. bring]. in "I
Went lid-M
lstrnade In Imbrlhwlnhabt-
Wilgm witlflm D
“3% 353%: «using 750‘”me PW”.
”1:353:32. '... lssvs Isstlr mot, tat r. a.
umm turn
“Mlmmmlaa.
H's its '
all ass-amidst“
“milk-assistant»-
“inundation.
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Norwalk Chronicler