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WALLPAPER,
I am now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
the price is low.
Paper Hanging. Painting
and Decorating.
By Competent Men.
E. E. liorham,
£33m lies. on mail...
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THE EVENING SENTINEL
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Sunni-es DnuSste Illxlh‘l'ldn low Tide
at on at 4 ill
In York m Weather fem-st.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
clear and warmer. with greater humidity.
' ' of and-
followed by partial oioudlnera. To-nrorrew it
Va“ I
cloudy and more sultry. with nearly station-
ary. followed by slightly lower temperature
and local thunder stoma
SOUTH NCBWALI.
What the People of Our City III Del-g
and Burl-z.
The Norwalk iron Works company
shipped an air compresmr yesta'day to
inclusion-River Coal and Ccakcom-
pany at Utley, Ohio.
Stephen Dexter will addicts the Union
Gospel Temperance Reform association
Sunday afternoon in their hall on the
bridge. All are welcome.
Good peaches are now coming into the
market in great plenty. They are
cheap. too, selling for ten cents a quart,
or three quarts for a quarter.
The Old Well Cigar company‘s factory
is shut down this week. ’ It is expected
that work will he resumed next week.
but whether the factory will run on full
time has not been determined.
~Prcssed corned beef for picnics and
lunches. J. Schanb, Washington street.
Fishermen report that the little blue
fish are running in the waters along the
Connecticut coast, and that many good
catches have already been made. The
avenge length of the "snappers" isabout
four inches.
The second exclusion of the steamer
City of Albany to Coney island will be
given Sunday. th boat leaving South
d at 4:20. An enjoyable
—P enty of delicious bread, at Lane‘s.
At the annual meeting of the Hat Con-
ers' and Slippers’ Union, Wednesday
night, the following officers were elected:
President, Frank Judd; vice president,
Thoma Mctiinty; treasurer. Michael
Fitzgerald; secretary, Oscar Saunders.
Lawns never looked better at this time
of year than they do now. Uusuily in
August they are burned by the hot sun
toa dingy brown. Copioue rains have
done away with all this and left the
grass as green, thick and fresh as in
June.
——Plenty of fresh Huyler‘e candy at
Lane‘s. m
An exceedingly interesting base but
game is in prospect for those who go to
’the Baxter grounds tomorrow after-
noon at 3:30 o'clock. The contesting
clubs are the Putnam floss nine and the
old Norwalks. The l’utnams. out of
four games, have only been defeated
once.
Justice Bartlett has rendered a decision
in the case Max Schwabb against the
South Norwalk fleet corripany. He finds
for the plaintiff to recover till and costs.
The dispute was over tho payment for
some fmukfurtors. Attorney B. l'. llail
appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney
E. M. Lockwood, of Norwalk, for the
defendant.
--llavo you seen the latest? it is
Wright‘s new rcpodtorymomer i-‘rank-
iin and Madison streets. South Norwnlk.
Best shown! wagonsonthelineof the
N. Y. a N. ll. llailrond. About 100 to
select immand all warranted and at
lowentpricce. ______
A rnieof the Norwalk Tramway com
pany require-a motorman tostop hhcar
st this end of thebridgnlfthedrawie
open when the car in going Mend
about 100 feet fromthedrawwhsnthe
car in coming in this direction. Signs
reading ”Stop llern“ have beentplaoed
at the polnll mentioned to warn the
mutation. ”MN,“
The peach crop this year wouldn-
ceed that of pvevimle years foralorlg
..pwiod If it were not for thew
done in the orcfinrrh ufthieesctionby
thedinefle known as the "yellows." Al
the Connecticut Valley Orchard com-
pany's orchards alone the damagewlll
nosed 018,000. Over 5,000 team have
henudutroyed in order to extirpntsthe
disease. Notwithstanding tb’sa fr’rcrop
willbegathsrcd.
Carl A. “Dim,me
guideline. formerly oi Barth llovwalk.
nowhvlnglnBrldandvhown-e
of else or other shade trrsetodhcard
unplug es worse than mandate
more hurtful than boredom. holst-
vne.nftergniugthrou¢httefourlnelb.
determinants ground.wlern.lleenye,
mural into place. rod-antennae
the bark. The truth will scuttle.
seek shelter ndev the linrktinholiow
trees ore-the mummies
thewlnterneeeua. Tliwehaninltitue
ufnedulhneuhwflsheeektbefieltnrof
tombstone generally from fair to partly '
Thefuasral of lire. levy A. loom
willhoaltuldedfmhcrlaterddrnoo.
dfiaflbllMliufiatnrdnyaftrmoon
atlo 'clock.
Ksinn'ebandllasbeeneugn‘edtogive
auoncertatllotonl’oint. Sunday after»
noon. Thematicianewillgotothsl’oint
onthentealner Bylvan Show at um
o'clock.
'ihomav Bpruule became drunk and
comminsdabreachofthopeaoe last
cools. He could not pay and was colu-
milled to jail.
~Yonng pig, seven weeks old. for
arts. J. Schanb, 88Wnshingtou street
The trains which will take the Fourth
regiment to Camp Morris on Monday,
August at, will leave as follows: Dan-
hnry.6:40'a. m.; Stamford. Hi0 a. m.;
South Norwalkflflli a. in; Bridgeport.
7:45 a. in. The car for Company 1, Win-
stcd. will be attached to the First regi-
ment train at Hartford.
Iichael Connors was arrested yester-
day afternoon on complaint of his wife,
for not supporting her and her little
child. He was placed in the lockup and
this morning brought before Justice Bar-
rett. who continued the case until to
marrow morning at 10 o'clock, bonds of
8100 being required for Mr. (honors up
penance at that time.
——lfoody’s aromatic syrup for cholera
infantum. Children cry for it. Oh. no.
my children laugh for it. Go to C. E.
Seymour's.
The partnership lately existing be
tween A. A. Graham. E. E. Kelsey and
O. t}. Ernst, under the firm name of
Graham, Kelsey a Ernst, cigar manu-
facturers in Swartz & Corbett's building
or: Washington street, has been dissolv-
ed, by the withdrawal of l“. E Kelsey.
Messrs. Graham and Ernst will continue
the business as heretofore.
Norwalk has no means of communi
cation with the outside world for twelve
hours out of the twenty-four, except by
telephone. This is often a serious incon-
venience to the basins community.
That a town of 20,000 inhabitants should
be without an all night telegraphic ser—
vice evidences a lack of enterprise.
The company that will supply the needs
in this respect ought to be compensated
by a liberal patronage.
—l)on't forget that Lane's ice cream is
the purest.
Miss Carrie Floyd, a colored girl, of
this city, has just completed a crayon
drawing ofaNorman horse. it is an
excellent work of art for so young a per-
son. as she is but fifteen ylms of age
The picture can be seen at Till Scariest.
office, where Miss Floyd has left it for
sale. at what we consider a very reason-
able price. It is her dairc to [nitrite the
study of the art. "or object in a com-
mendable one and she deserves congra-
tulations for her nece- thus far, and on-
couragement for the future.
1 ‘olouel Front has applied for an in-
junction restraining the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
pany from entering upon and grading
over a piece of land belonging to him be—
tween South waalk arid Rowayton.
TheSnperior tiourt judges being away
from Bridgeport, the railroad company
and the contractor have been onion-d to
show muse before Judge Kane, of the
Bridgeport city court. why an in junc-
tion should not be hunt. The road has
begun filling on the land without pur-
chasing or modernizing“ orgwtting the
permission of the owner.
NORWAIJ NEWS.
A M More! Items he. the
Cromwell-win.
It in even dull on the lawn tennis
courts. MM” W
C. You! Keeley. of Hartford. expects to
notopetefaethe world's record upon n
triplet tricycle at the Daubury Fair on
Whorlmcn'e Day.
Themelnhnreettloncord‘llivieien. ii.
oi'l'.,aadlimkiadlaml'cet.(l. A. It,
mvotlugforW.A.Knilc|giutliollew
Yovkl’rQWorld‘aFnlr contest for (i
A.lt.lnslnhers.
~iid'ore leaving town dew-it you
valuahlsnin the-federal“ vaultoflhe
National Basket florwatk.
(min-an Gustaf Jenni-on has
notified theNatlman-rd thatfl'lopsr
e I
who.witliafrlend.lnnn,loyinralilcyole
tonr.errivell ntlheY. I. C. Len-p,
wommsmm.munur
street. is recovering froma reversillnree.
pany aye the factory will not shut down
next week, as repolteddn theGaretts: _n
out at an early hour last evenlng,’l>ut
temporary repairs were affected and "the
lignt burned without a globe thevemain.
der of the night.
under a train at Stamford, Wednesday
afternoon. and was instantly killed, was
a brother of Mrs. Thomas Foley, of the
Rocks road, Norwalk.
day lest week and got drunk. Attorney
Gray drew a warrant Wednesday and
Officer liorehouee served it yesterday.
The case was adjourned until Monday.
sran Odd Fellows‘ association of Con-
necticut will be held at South End, New
Haven. Wednesday. August 16. All Odd
Fellows who have been in the order
twenty-live years are eligible to member-
ship in the abociafion.
of currency, wagu will be paid by
checks of the firm for S5 or less. drawn
on one of the national banks of Danhmy
_ vault of the National flank of Norwalk.
' by Dec» Blobmmdmf Kant Nurwnlk.
Sherman (lomrmndery. U. 0. G. 0..
will meet tonight.
lire. George W. Jennings. of loonard
All employs of the Norweik loam.
The electric light at Armory l'nrk went
James Conroy. who threw himself
Walter Albin came to Norwalk one
The semi-annualmceting of the Yet-
The leading manufactureraof Danbury
have notified their employee that. owing
to the difficulty attending the securing
and certified by tbebank. The checks
will beavailabls for deposit only. or re~
deemable in New York funds, pnynllle
through the New York Clearing House.
By the certification of the national
banks of Danbury the checks will be
available for use in the community.
——llnve you seen the latest? it is
Wright's new repository. corner Frank-
lin and Madison stints. South Norwalk.
Beet show of wagons on the line of the
N. Y. &l\'. ll. Railroad. About 100 to
select from, and all warranted and at
lowest prices.
\‘olunin LXI] of the Connecticut Re-
ports, just iuued, conl'lins several feet-
ures of local interest. Among them the
leadeterli-rg llr mic 0019;! decision by
Judge Townsend, of the United States
District Court, which decides in sub
stance that the Town of Weslport is lia-
ble for the damage caused lathe steam
barge “Hebe” by the. failure to open the
draw bridge on signal, and an obitual y
notice of the late Samuel L'irkin Warner,
of Middletown, a brother of the lion.
Liv‘l Warner. of Norwalk.
~During your absence from home de-
posit your valuables in the safe deposit
Officers ltlartln and Northrop were
called to the Cobble Hill district. lest
night,to quieta family disturbance in
litxiger Hdiinuis’ house. Iir. Ictilnnie
and his daughter, lire. Elinbeth Duffy,
had some high words and Rodger at.
tempted to chastise her. Mrs. Duffy
picked up a hickory club and struck her
father om the til-ad with it. A tight
ensues]. during which Mr. Ndlinnis was
badly uni-ll up. ills head and face were
cut in several places and his body rover-
ed with bruises. When the officers arr
rived "llhoddy" was sitting on the front
lunch, wiping the blood from his face
lie refund to tumble daughter arrested.
The other” remained nearly two hours
trying to patch up a truce lsvtwwn them.
The smoke of battle finally clean-d away,
and peace and quietness reigned when
the Milena loiik their departure, carrying
the club away with than
("EB Till IITElf.
lawn “(l-at. o! the Day In Inst
lot-all.
lrw. John K. Finch and turn. 4 Maple
avenue. are visiting friends in llankn~
ville. 5 “ .
Dwysr'n Norwa't City bar-dear.»
enjoyable open-air sonnet at first New
walk. last night, which was listened to
by upward of 2,500 people.
J. l‘. Hawkins, who was called to
lsllp. 1.. l. Wednesday night. out an—
motollhsnrionslllmolhinhrollrn.
I. ll. Hawkins, returned hum yester-
day-imam
Ymdey afternoon lineal! lire. C
l. llubberdand Miller, accompanied
startadtodrlvelonfnnsral. ”nil-t
nvsunethehlwesjn-pedrndllenlyJfl
tbebnckernlmpon whlchweretbstwo
lattice-est out of humanities
ladle-isllheekwardwithlt. flush-me
belly hint-ell. Ire. llobherdhad her
doniderepnlnedaadle inacrlti-
BALANCE OF FANCY STYLES.
Worth “IScts to SLOO for 500; Styles worth SLIS to $2.50 forum
We Include in this Sale the
Popular Serpentine Waists.
These prices mean quick sales. Call early and secure best values.
A. Dickerman 8L Son
STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CO N
Delllimea. Ourgoodsandpriceesrerlways .. ..
inqnalityandpricee—ee lowestlie lowest. 4 lbs.
ere, 25c.;3 lbs. Milk Crackers, 2'5... outrage
28c. lb. ; Fancy Creamery Butler, 256.; ii qll. -
Rice, 250.; Best Four in the World, “.00 th; Flour
2 cans Corn, 250.; 2 cans Buccotash, 25s.; Native 1
peck. 30c. We “sell a fancy grade of Tea forms.
longs comparison. Our Coffees are the finest irn ..
prise all who use thermal
Leading Grocer.
l
CHAS. E. SEYMO
33 Washl
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Telephone Call l3-2.
Highest of all in Learning Power. -—Latcst U. S. Gov' t Report.
real
WINNIE
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Betti
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porterhouse, 18; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib roast, l'
s ringlamb’s hind
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 Nagglephone call. 52' .
DO‘WNfDOWN, D0”
ill) THE PRICES 0F MEATS.
Yes, business is dull and to liven it up we offer'
uarter, 18cents; fore, 12; legsof
fruits, vegetables, etc., etc
E. .l. WADHAlvls. Proprieto
FREE DELIVERY, PElll’lE’
Mam et., 80. Norwalk. 2i Wal
l Sat'mfaction guaranteed. l Tole
ll line of fresh fie,
BABIES.
Iir. and Mrs. L. Bamniou. of New
York city. are visiting Mr... D. W.
Mather.
Iir. and tire. William Stevens. of
Somervills. If. J., are visiting Ilr. end
Ills. John Stevens.
Mr. and Ills. Thomas Wright. and
son. have mturnsd toNsw York city,
aitcraweek‘s visit with Mr. and Mrs.
D. N. Mather.
WESTPOIIT.
Ililn A. R. Nash and Miss Mamie Wil~
kins are at Saratogn.
Mia Lulu Kemper has been visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Min Minnie Decker, of Stamford, is
visiting lire. Jarvis Renoude.
Mr. and Ills. T. B. Hull, of New Hav-
en, are visiting friends in town.
Thomas C. Bliek has returned home
from a visit to the White City.
The Alice Kemp company are booked
for the Opera House next week.
Mrs. Smith, of Naugatuck, is visiting
her sister, Mu, Edward A. Nash.
Mill. (1'. B. Durfeo. of New York. is
visiting Mrs. Almond L. Waterbury.
bliss Carrie 1. Sniden is spending a
few weeks with friends in Newtown.
blaster Elmer Brannon. of \Vetilers
field. is lieitiug at the residence of A
E. Stone.
line. he L. Stringhani, of New York
is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. ii. Nash.
Mrs. Henry iiuilonhnmp, of New Jcr
eey, is stopping for the summer with the
lilacs Chapman.
Mr. and lint. (imrgc ll. Dow nos. of
New York. are guests at the n lirlent‘e of
Mrs. Abram Bradley.
Ills. M. L. i-‘iliey and son l-‘rilz. of
Lnneingburg. N. Y., are gues‘ of Sir
and Mrs. P. A. f‘hillls.
and Antoinette are about to make an ex-
tended tour of Europe.
ills. Ambrose S. llurlbutt.
Sunday. H the church is being cleaned,
repainted, and a new carpet put down.
:Corneliun Jeliifle. of Erie. l’a. is spend
ing a three weeks' vacation with his par
exits, Ilr. and Mill. Grange Jelliti‘c.
Wallace Bradley, of Newark.
N. .l.
residence of l‘eptain tiercno Allen.
Mr. and MM. Ml‘Kfi‘l,
ing Miss Elizabeth M.
turned to her limnc in Sing Sing, N.
Sir. and Mrs. A. T. llurr and family,
the week of l‘aplain and Mrs. II. P. llull‘.
“M. Dil"nghnm and Nina ‘
for the summer eLth Mrs. [will lift
ihinongb.
The lines Frederick. of New York,
during the, week.
it the latter part of neat numb.
burial in the (lathoilc cemetery.
8m“. who died In Weston Tnnwlay
Wntoerwmelrry
Them of fire. Annie Ii. linear.
“not left fruits
Airs. E. 8. Cable and daughters i. miss
.‘llr. and lire. Frank C. Uoley. of New
Haven, were guests Sunday of Mr. and
There will not be servicts at Trinity,
has been a guest during the week at the
hires May Mc-
Kml and Frank l‘lanc, of llrillgeport,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spil‘or.
hit-Carrie Lyon, who has been visit-
llingr‘o, h’i r9-
Y.
of llrecliwicli, have been git tailoring
Dermal:
and Bailey, of New York, are e' lpping
and Ill-a Linda l'. Tirol, v. of Bridge»
mliavebeenthegi tsof frielu'nlm
The Dramatic club are filmed to hold
their annual picnic this year. if [tin-ibis.
and are now thinking of trying to have
Undertdier fill-mil had to chase.
Hurley.thernrnnlunof JothJlopn,
aged twentyeevnn, whodled at his him
leNnTorir udwae broughthern for
Funeral director. (Yllarln Pilate Milo
clump, yesterday. the funeral of (lungs
It'll forty-inn. The funeral took place
from hielatn m. ltev. tlmgett.
Park oflciating. interment was in the
in the
treatment of dismissal is her children
BNORIOUS SUN Sl’OTS.
‘l'ltn Auroral Display of Sunday light A!-
tributed to Them.
Astronomers amen that the recent at-
mospheric disturbances, the auroral dia-
pl" of Supday. the clarifying of the
atmosphere and the abrupt changes of
temperature small to be attributed“)
the sun spots, which have again ap-
pearedupon the sun in increased num-
here.
The sun's face,eeen througha teles-
cope, presented a strange appearance as
it. was sinking in the west. A large
group of black spots could be observed
on the meridian of the disk and twelve
smaller groups could also be seen in dif-
ferent parts of the sun. The large spot
issaid to cover an area of three billion
miles. The western nucleus of the
group presented a vest circular pool with
aceuter about 4.000 miles across. Tre-
mendous forces are at work there and
have an undoubted effect upon the at-
mospheric conditions of the earth. As-
tronomers say this is precisely the kind
of sun spot which produces magnetic
storms.“
Bream in Texas.
Texas. the largest of the United States,
has an area of 262.290 st liars miles. To
the casual reader these res may seem
very little. They show, however, that
the Lone Star State is more than fifty
four times as large as the State of Con-
necticut.
if it were possible to run it railway
train from Connecticut to Texas and
back in a day. and if the train could take
the entire population of the Nutmeg
State. as glitch in the last census, at every
trip, and ii in its return t) Connecticut
there shoud be as many persons in the
State as there was before the train left
with its cargo. and if each person were
placed upon an acre of ground upon his
arrival in Texas, the train would be
obliged to make". "24 trips or to dcpopu-
late t 'ormecticut 2'3 lllllt‘l before ac-
complishing its mission, and then there
would remain in Texas .03, 809 empty
acres.
if the entire State of Texas were
hinted with corn and the bills were two
feet apart and the rows were time feet
apart. and if every man woman and
child in the Strtc of (linnrctlcut were
set to work in the lit Id lo hoe lllt' corn.
Mltlt’at‘h pertain were llhll‘ to nnildid
hoe two hilisln five minutu, it would
take this army of laborers sewn yours.
N” days and seven hnun to into every
hill of comic the S’Ilt‘ laboring nun
tinnuely day and night io'l dove each
year
The man who fears that he mold not
elbow his way around in the crowded
West without chafing the nap of his mat
siren i may gather some solace from the
mumpm til it the entire "violation of
the globe 1400 00!) 000 sun It. divided
into families of tire perwne cal h, could
be hated to Texas, each finally with a
bolus on s half-acre lot. and there
r
would still remanin Mutation vacant
family lots.»AM-irllpl-is Apis‘al Ava-
lanolin.
luthern listed This.
“Hy child is subject to severe attach
of titanium. During the last nicknen.
Dr. Hand's Diarrhwa Mixture was freely“:
given andan immediate cure resulted
it would have minim! a dorm visits
of a physician, as on former minus.
I believe llr. llsnil'n items-dies would
have saved the lifeof the child llont,
had they been within my reach at the
timeof itseicknnt" Hrs. P if litur-
5m, 7‘22 New strrct. l'amden. N J.
They em in undid childrrna remedies.
'3': cents. ll ldmg ntiwrn.
tire-I Yuri Isl I Lawn l’arly.
"no of the mint mousing and novel Film:
um lawn parties rvrr Kltfli (Mimi on
the grounds at flanker llrovm‘n beautiful
res-illum- on William street. The tables
were pmfunriy (Inmlnl with niece and
my} for about til gnu-ta. The villain!
the village was the",
The ml (tin brunt» wlrm Dr. Horton
fmnlghl not one of times mly invemgd
hammers gum The ill-tens Wit-led
that lire mm aliimld stand up in a new,
while tlrn ladies mould by turns about for
an carrot in “in". her chain bring pelt
mural in he the one must whom the or»
row should tell
Now. rvm body known the lamb; is
thrown rower from the victim it in really in
tended to hit l’crhapnthsl in the rear-arr
the women forth tn it no naturally.
At all neon. when Judge Lilly Mun»
lured in givv than an object lama on the
W way of holding-nausea it want ad
before he not it up to hinhmldevarrhcl
volley of witty taunt- rattled alwmt hit-earn.
fill! it» lemmng flew «C ink-span.
side up, like a Merl. and when. In his ill;
tilled amenmwll. it will returned nod
. thumped Minnelli-blue. with the m
oimmlul Willimthel’tw» hemmed
the WW“ to WI mm g . “trawl “it
Intel trilhcnpplamiingsmilcmwand retired
with pent limit-r. handing the gun over to
In. hilly,
ltineslrllbnllm cam take new
graceful attitude, hie mmlm
with a gun, Neither judicial salads our
«men old willie-rs can ever W to uracil
that lnlalteble all of men. and mental
» “WWIWM with-gun
laborheudn
When the Eddy pulled the Mural”
W my only in mm
with a whack upon her own Motifs!
m. thereby showing how ranch Mair
crewman; aim instinctively is than I
man'ewbn merely therap- Mam elites
'i‘lienebetmk ”MM undeniably
tbs lefmral interim from its uni-ll in
cream” mum
at in
”scattered The”, bun-an.
ltwneaeesttaaees mine nun till the
Instructed“
“Mythi- flwflifl Mobili-
Century Columbia Bic
Will he Closed out at a low Price. Perfect Con E
- -BlCYCLES-
Second Hand Colum
——~A l" E “Kw-—
JACKSON BRO’S. .
58 wall Street. Norwalk. Con
of Bridges. wasmivo'rozr s'rrt
. Persons lookln foraiot. or
Bread nails belong to gentle. nervoua ‘mh m” View as yummy":
bashful people.
—W. hi. Taylor. '
beautiful and sweet.
all and rarely brings over 81.
the failure of all his projects.
livened by a sister's presence.
lunch as a swarm of annoyances.
was the non of a theater violi
motels growing near Atchison, Kan.
telephone. was invented and used in 1821.
have become paralysed by eating popcorn.
equals; most women to their mental supe-
resentativce ts Henry H. Bingham of Penn
sylvanla
imported in» England was 3.1i7.573. of the
plyamnocailisneccm. y.
electrolytic process is to be gone into quills
ODDS AND ENDS-
In Japan women work as steredom
Pittsburg is known in Europe asthe City
Taylor & Co
Real Estate and In
call and examine our list. We v
sale in every parlof the city
prices and on ensv terms.
Influence in the exhalation of character.
WANTED
:\ Pi)>'viTll)\ by thoroughly
ynnn woman. as stating!"
wrilist or k- keeper. Best ref
ply at thisot‘fice.
Women may be old and wrinkled, yet
The female canary bird does not sing at.
Chatterton killed himself in despair at
To use. '
Two furnished .0.
street. south Norwalk.
‘iiii new Ariori Hall. on hit-dis
parties, halls meetings. etc.
.64- liiuh. :li “ ashlngton street
in
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We feel sorry for the home that is not cn
A load of sorrow doesn't. wear one so
Chanbinl, the here writer.
A live cottonwood tree with petrified
Hill» on \‘Vashiuinon street r-
thatstone's “enchanted lyre," the first “my“, by I )l Knapp. “I”
P‘liull Sent 1. the top floor in lb
0"building. now occupied by if!
or partkulars in x
iiruwu at his store on South
("20va F. Hearse. City Nationainl
1“} [GT rlonr m er Theodore Olsen
Suitable for milliucry. dress
Iurln‘ or any other light bruins
(lid \ ell t igur t 0.. nilWashlngton
SE\ 12 ‘5 rooms. corner Main and
rent. flit; four rooms. corner.
and Munich] Place nut 99:” r m
Slain exert rentJlfi Apply to is:
ward.
J Enquire of it. [Lliow
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;llfAl.F1j building on W ater street.
Flinapp.
FOB SALE.
NElt' Ullll h good Jersey row:
old and I31! four weeks old
An independence (1nd.) woman is said to
Most men are attracted to their mental
rlors.
The best dressed man in the house of my
in 1801 the number of bushels of apples
value of £l,dl‘.t,lm.
if an "at home" means an evening recep-
tion. an after cell is necessary; if it is sim-
‘ AST half of llouhlehonse Inon Mo
The manufacture of aluminium by an
extensively at. Forges, France.
A woman often speaks of her own chllv
dim as ”the wholctriiie," but she gets mad
if any one else refers to them in that way.
Provisions For Wis-en I. a New Hotel.
The Waldorf hotel erected on Fifth are
nus. New York, by one of the Astor» is
built on an original plan. its provision for
W II thus Mind:
The whole Fifth avenue front on the
Wm! door is occupirdby the large dining
more nearly 100 feet long “'e are told that
this restaurant is to be a epuzial featureoi
tbshotci. aiidthat New York isle harsher!
what it has not and Part-l has not, a public
manner. with proper facilities for ladies
who Uriah to rent to await friends. to ar-
theinlm “easternmost entrance
entThlrtyvthlrrlatrect leads to it until
clcnlly spacious vestilmle. on the left. of
which is tin-“Marie Antoinette" reception
ruin, while to the right you turn into the
largndining room. This vatlbule leads to
the main corridor of the building, which
liraeaet and wait. Between this and the
m are the ladlsn‘ reception mains
alum; then, going mt, the Imoklu room
«Wrath-ll salon" (decorated in the h.
(stand mint colors). then the main on
inns. from West Thirtythlrrl strut. than
a amino room for arriving guests. then
tho 1mm. beyond Which Le a driveway
to the omen- in the basement.
Thus we smut for the whole avenue
frontandtbewhote strut front. The re
matador of the grinned flow is crumpled by
thee-lb. then-trimaran. which banner-
epnen Isthmudhdthemthddewallel
whhnrtebdnlpiuwhluumcmtmaml
lucid with amolvtegdlme for frveatr in
summer. the main etalmee. the tending
nun, Humvhmhrtharnatdlnlna
new. and other such unwritten A change
lrv Americanhmelllfnhevtdmtin the re
1
August Anderson, 19 Tailor awn
Norwalk.
EYES allele”
in, NW ,.
ya"? {law
it the most improved mm;
wlt' rial-recs". notified. at
. ROOD’E
H moth Mala street. titty.
llotice to Contra .
Mil pmponafs will be received
mm ulnmlttrw until Up. it. Hour
"let. lull. fur the («imminent
in Ann street and snrrtllratl
he ween at the Mitre of City Reducer
lulrton slrmf. Karlivrupunalm
nlrd by a cerilfiodcheck of HM” bu ‘
far-Ion in the sewer mt the for
flu pv-r rent. nf the mtnct price wit
"M” it i Jl inns,
e Merv harm it
If. H. Multlllllllrtl. 1' it) Knuth
Billlllllii lfllfll
All ”may and willmmd it
Whirl”
Tar Collector's lab,
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all u in...“ '1‘
turn! . lviil“! ill
and IlKnWl lrv pr. n r
tattle umlrnlmm
men-m all NT?
striated about the office and cm unleullfll ..r m” "a” “"
trolled hudmnndlnnhorttb: Edgar mu
. M that . and anrlclhn per-um nil-mi in brute
the list to mid warrant an
proportion- of the sun Will not
atedwustupnrewblch ouroldabntnlelenvn t:tr a
fmtolhemsnndmrflgnrdnnnd nuke’ Wing-lunar
filers. All that in «lows-way ,and '“Wflilm Medals-Ill?
Mennonite-dictum their friends beau
intonation rim or minor mar-at or
r
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Lamond-tulle” tuneulathe Mk “whirled- vellum-l
alumnus of partner mladlrnmthe
Mellon. nrsno pulrlleynelme
lines It all. iodine ill thin mt barns-sly
themerptlmrnn-IMIBWM firml-
wilelr to ran-rt their frlrndl "are less
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met Noam-litigious
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