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‘ 1 III'o-Issorrusvitlirolnleaa to be clear and cool.
* with southwesterly winds.
What MIMIC“ 0|!th are Doing
q.si§Es
. adorn g
Annivé’i’ghryi
g D. I. Seward. D. D. An Interesting
‘PRICEsfin‘Y Low
wgorne and 353 fifeiil
xiii-($19 h b
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on St. .
wlilllPAPER
i am now weaving the
”H” PATTERNS.
M are very handsome and
Br competent Men.
AFRO N g lcncs’, Rcclcfs or ScyIIIIIIII’s Success Flow. ',
5 THE e”f'iiifl‘tzuiiourbussilvers vanuedseventy- dive cents per barrel.
A... , M, . 5 advising "“3; some: $13; is‘e'll Iagutheoabove price. We are
. ._ W‘— lmuy y
F ishings “AT” BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
CO. ’3,
.NOrwaIk.
bolt Adolphe, off Dorion' a Point.
Nelson fisher-A“ was arrested Saturday
afternoon, charged with keeping an un-
registered dog. lie stated to Justice
Barrett that be bad no dog, and thought
the writ wee Intended for hit brother
Charles, who had died since It was made
out. The latter had owned a dog.
"iii?“ “new I an I urn»
.‘ '1' Yeti I‘ll.“ UQ‘PU Form
Theweatharto-dar mm lobe fair to
cloudy and cool. with "(this Winde.
Beturday night Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr.,
received a telegram from Stamford.
stating that the baggagemaeter of the
train due in South Norwaik at 11:15
o’clock wasssrlously sick. Thcpbysiclsn
mettbetraiaandfoundthatthebaggsge-
man had a congestive chill. for which
be prescribed. ,
Charles June. of [axingtou avenue,
exhibited this morning several very in-
teresting relics, which he secured during
the civil war. Among them was a ten
cent piece. tuned : by the village of
Odgensburg, N. Y.. a 820 Confederate
bill. a pieces! on not rm the (insulin
flag. andspecimens of berdtack. ‘
some germs.
nil-rhea
.Eomenewsonsverypege. ..
goo-word Division. a 01.13. will elect
odious tonight for the ensuing quarter.
'The boatlt.E. Itulerene ls' discharg
ingecargoof coal at Reverend Broth-
‘ers‘ wharf. .
The Democrats will hold their caucus
for the nomination of town and city
officers touight,in Ilusic Ball. at woo
0‘ 00ml)“, D who “'8 returned “‘9‘" at that time. Colonel Robert Liming. ap-
uniforms. , peers in one corner of the map,
Robert a. Rowan n in Danbury to day '
to attend the funeral of Jeremiah Clark
whose wife was lily Martha Rowan.a
sister of lfr. Rowan. /
Anion Carlson. a driver employed by
John H. Ferris had William Finch
arrested last Saturday. claiming that
swer the questions of the justice. as he
did not propose to incriminate himself.
He was found guilty. however, and lined
'1 and costs.
at the residence of the president. Rev.
musical programmewill also be ren-
dered.
The butcher's of the town of Norwaik
have their annual banquet tomorrow
nigbtattbcoity Hotel. ltwilidoubtlese
he I grand affair. Visitors will be
present from out of town and mar‘
whee will be made.
NORWALK NEWS.
A [truly Budget of Items From the
Upper Inc! of Town.
Home news on every page.
\ The Knight Street African lethodist
Episcopal church will hold a fair this
week.
The third degree will beconferred at
the meeting of Our‘ Broihers‘ Lodge
1. 0 U, l“.. tonight.
At the meeting of Catholic Union
Council. K. of C.. tonight. the second
degree will be conferred.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. Ill. C.
A. will hold‘their first Fall meeting to-
morrow afternoon. at 8 o‘clock.
The revival services’in the Union Gory
pel Temperance Reform Association ball.
yesterday, were largely attended and
very interesting. They were conducted
by James VanNorden. of Cannons Sta.
lien, and will becontinued every evening
this week “7:45 o‘clock.
The Republicans of the Second Voting
District will hold their caucus to nomi-
' hate candidates for form“ offices at
Arion hall, on Madison street. Wednes-
day evening at 7 :30 o‘clock. At the con-
cluslon 0‘ the ‘0'“ caucus m" Republi- Rev. 8. ll. Whent‘kius.‘rector of Grace
freight car last night. were taken to
the lockup, where their cases were In-
vestlgated before complaints wereirsued.
This morning J notice Barrett discharged
All who are interested in forming a
football team are requested to most In
the Y. M. C. A. room at 8 o'clock this
evening.
Putnam Hose company will have a
two hundred yard run and lay three
hundred feet of hose on Water street.
Wednesday evening at 80‘clock. Nine-
wen members of the company will take
part. and afterward Adolph Dreyfuss.
the secretary. will give the boys a sup-
per in the hose house on Franklin street.
In honor of the twentyalltlt anniversary
stitute.
A successful surgical operation was
performed upon John Jarvis. of Alain
street.last week for the removal of a
large camel from one of his eyes?“
tiles Louise St. John. of the firm of
thcltlsseast. John. mllllners. lies very
walk.
Underttker J. D. Jennings and party
have returned from a week's trip to the
World's l‘air.’ During their absence Mr.
keeping an unregistered dog; William
Finch for assault. and Thomas Conley
. tar vsgrency. As Mr. Raymond had
eigned only two of the complaints he be.
out that the joke was on Mr. Ray-
hlmaeif and he felt somewhat dis-
loitering around the armory, Saturday
night, insulting women and annealing
.11.. ”my “.3 “mg. of me MIK- soliciting funds to paint the church and
’ eepntiating upon the likelihood of the
WOT--
Joseph ratio. the ltellanarrested for
selling liquor withouta 3&0”th
street. was finedtli and costs by Justice
Austin Saturday night. He paid. '
The third anniversary of the organise»
ti‘on ofGracs church pends was iittingly
celebrated yesterday. The collections
taken for the benefit of the church
amounted to .542. 82.
A horse and carriagcowned by Fred
Freudsuthal was taken from in front of
aresidcnce in Wilton. Saturday night.
andwssfoundhltcbedtoapustoaliaiu
street The teem wee borrowed, no
doubt,” the reins were broken ends
blanket stolen. __
Charlotte Bernhard, wife of Eli Bumb-
ard, while drunk lest Saturday night.
amused herself by chasing her husband
around the house with a butcher knife.
Eeraon. fearing thatsomsoea wouldheuore
injured. sent for the police and bed his”
mother arrested. She was locked up
over Sunday and this morning Justice
crosses the Norwalk river, yesterday
afternoon. when he fell into the river
ills head was cut end hewaarendsred
unconscious. A men who was paming
heard of the accident from children and
went to the little fallow'e a-‘utenoe.
Connecticut Catholic writes: Andrew.
Perry, of this town, is tbefirstinthie
vicinity to secure s position In Washing
ton under the present administration.
Commissioner of Patents John 8.8sy-
tbe interior department. He. Fury is a
thorough Democrat and well worthy of
the appointment. He was a herd work’
or for the success of the party.
A farmer from 0: Ridge who had im-
bibed too freely entertained a crowd at
about three hundred people In frcutof
the Norwalk Hotel. Saturday night, by
electric railroad running “down his
way." He was quite dramatic and ex-
cited much amusement. His friends got
him out of the way before the police ar-
rived. He afterwards became noisy and
was locked up. This morning he gave
his name as Allister Trainer.of Rowayton.
He wastiuedtfiand ccsteand weataken
Io jail by one" Howard. in company
Joseph Busch, of Pine street, is apend~
ing a week with his daughter. lira. G.
I-‘. Waters, 0! Denbury.
Mrs. William Richards. of Quinterd
day end spent the day.
Victor W. Ferris end Leo Davie re-
turned Saturday from their triple the
World's Fair.
bliss Aimy Atwaler, of New Haven.
spent Sunday in Norwalk. the guest of
friends on Union Park.
Mrs. T. Griopy. of tit. Vernon. Ohio.
Is the guest of Photographer E. lewis. on
spent Sunday with his parents on King
street.
In. Wellington 3. Tollss. of Bridge-
port. has been spending a few days with
for the World’s hit out west. .
Air. and Ira. T. B. Vaadsrboef and
celebration.
tie-lag Ive-ts 0: Interest to the Play-
at [uric Hall, Thursday night. The
mour has secured for blue position In pan
erman 8L on,
84 WAerIucTou srnEET. sou-m NDRWALK. couu.
vw
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~- ‘wzwsntrommimm my,
are -0heaf‘ _
caliupcn its film"
If
w the advantage of you.
Leadlnflcroccr.
mh‘nrh
took the advantage of the market, but won't take
”Wm
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Telephone Call 13-2.
, M~._..« my. "WWJHWVA .3.“
"1-.-
Is reassures reruns.
Gains People of Norwalk.
“The Colonel and I" will he presented
Nouunion Sailors.
Boflalo Evening Times of September 13,
mysof the play: ‘ .
“The Colonel and I" iswhet the
patron of the Lyceum Theatre saw last
night. The Lyceumis rtcd to seat
6 then says theatre in
aiobut if there were more seats in
thebuilding last night there woulded have
bunslarger audience. Farce corned are
always yagrpnlar with the masses an it
0.. ill Hid Ills Fare Torn» Away.
SAN FRASI‘ifll'II. .< -;II. 23. -
Speaking of the Juiiad Jordan Concert
company. which comes to the Norwalk
Opera House tomorrow night under the
adapto- of the Alpha Wheel club. the
Stamford Advocate says:
“The Julian Jordan Concert company
curred was mm In pli'l‘t'ii.
shattered.
were buried in lin- deluiI.
seriously IIIjIm-II.
leases. Jordan, Couturier and De Prato “d “mac"-
lies Gavin. has a clear had powerful
voice which she Commands exceedinglys
well. mixing sweetness and power. Ins"
Itarcopossesses a round fuII contrslto
voice. Him Newson. the piano accom
lst end virtuoo). executed difficult
passages with t ease and in steam
pacing the va us solos she was very
good. Julian Jordan is the author and
composer of several songe.some of which
he sang last night inn very pleasing
weer. E. A. Couturier, the cornetiet.
ha master of his instrument. Master
DaPratojplayed thevIoIin in an experienc
ed manner. showing ability to perform
upon it well MW __
had Soleno- ln Horny.
The play presented at Music Hall. Sat
unity evening. dithered somewhat i3
style. but not in quality, from its prede
camera. Fred Solmon' took the part of
Ilergrave of Bobrumkorfl topcrfection.
In the specialties he was decidedly good.
winning repeated applause in his French.
(lumen, Insh and Scotch dances and
dialect songs. ledge Leasing. es Nadjy.
the dancing girl, renewed the admira-
the morgue
all over the body.
from head to foot.
Injured.
moved to the receiving hospital.
sciousnesn.
tween his father and union sailors.
saw the flesh and"—w
[1685.
they deserved. Her costumes were ciao
crate, and as the Princess Etelka an op-
portunity was furnished wherein her
acting appeared to good advantage, An-
not tell them where thry were.
tonight. ‘ ‘
were hurrinl «if in jnil. Tyrrcll mm
preceding night. Rakoczy, whose real
camels W. F. Rochester. and his corn
panion. Sol Mirand. as Far-agree a pro
fersor of music; etiquette and dancing.
made as good impressions as they could
desire. All of the company entered into
the interpretation of their parts with real
and Due appreciation of each line.
to her n few rings before.
numbered; we'll til you."
effect.
suffering terrible agony.
”Tidwiiiozi"““
Eddie Wm returned from
World's I‘s yesterday. ..
A?” where»
the
Ire. Frederick Coley were held from the
residence of her mother. lira. George
freak Gregory last Wednesday.
‘F‘I‘—“IIE IIILIL'IIIii‘i‘iIfiiIIl
Dynamite Exploded to Frighten
BUILDINGS AND WALKS BLOWN UP.
I finisher Of ll’eoplcv ‘l'crrihly Injured.
Iotlser noti- Legs.» White Ali Hai Their
Clothing Iiinwn "trim: a)! thu rims.
,\ th'I-illic r-x—
'I'III7 buildings
on either side of t'urtin’s hull-II- Are I; wily
Five men who Vwre stun-ling
near the spot Wllel't’llll' explosion occurred
two being
killed. three mortally wounded and one
The scene after the explosion wus appell—
I-Zvnn the firmer: in the en<
gins house next door were dmmted at the
ht and waited for the patrol wagon.
wile the wounded men, with their shat»
fared limbs and torn film‘s. wrmnml and
writhed in their agony on the ground.
George Holmes. n slevcdurn. nud lirirtk Mc-
Ginnia. a nonunion .-.ailur uI-rc Instantly
killed. and their bodies “ere removed to
Unlo- Iallora Throw the Bomb.
William T. McKenrie was badly burned
Edward Murphy and
Charles Owens were terribly lurei‘llied
All three were family
John Cumin. .ir.. sun f f Ilw pm
pricier of the b'mrding house. one badly
burned and bruised. All wrre imiily re
None of
them. except. young t‘urtiu. repalined oun—
Ycung (.‘urtin stalul that he believed the
explosion to be the outcome of trouble be-
“They threw the bomb." said (‘urtilL
"I saw it near the dmr. There was .1 \‘Illlse
And mouthing wrapped In a blanket. 1
At this mini in the
convcrnal Ion the young man lost Cilngfl‘llllls-
“'llefl be some in. he i'I‘flllnlllNlZ "l
was standing outside. but did nut see who
'I'bcy l‘itllit‘
again. rind finally I had one of the some
men arrcsml who Inc. just been urn-sled
Shortly alier the bushes llilil been n-muv
titled by Mrs, (‘IIIIIl a» the men who will
“Your days are
or words to that
McKenzie. Murphy and ilwmnlied
litter at tbs.- reu-lvlng hmpitui.rlnri John
Curtin. .qu is in a critical cumiltlonunri
(‘haries iii-numl. It boarding hnurr' cm-
pIIIyM; Williluu ’l‘. .‘lCKt‘ullCd‘ lmquukI-r.
and Edward Murphy. n sailor. died of in-
witha cerium Itmlflllii'lli of nn‘lmuison
board. 'l‘h- I‘l' were 2t vulnnhle thorough
brain deatined for New York. while for
Chicago Illa-curricula portion If sunning
erle. Included in her list were the lions of
various aim anda cub lion just wI-nrml.
success Ii!" been an remarkable that it was
thought prallrnt to instruct nnnihrr nni
ufacturrrs and the Amalgamated deem-iii-
Kn-
lilt’il'
PEOPLE'S. IIIKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwelk.
Ted is the fifteenth strain of Edward O‘Ralily succeeds Frank Dons . 01:! us; do you were ”DEAR butchers. V ‘
. the alias. or the boiler of rum» ins as clerk u u» Norwelk noon Hitherto! all "I Learning Power-~13?“ U- 5 60" t Repom w” mutton” greed. gInm end so...
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Ase maiden ore syn
WNW” haven‘t you
Riel: ..........°:.i.“.i‘iii'é use
How some men we never w. though ’i of
e pgblich. be to medic
take what0 we p.glve.
E. .I. WADI-IAlns. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st.. Nomlk
Telephone-rillJil-S. | Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephone call, 5-7-__3.
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NOW CONTAINS 80K! BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
Clllllilll PISTELLE. WATER Clllllll IND SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
In Artistic line of Photographs. Especially studies from child-lite
Allen' A Discovery for Pilee' Is a certain
cure for all kinds of piles. Do you have
uoreness and chafing with Intense Itchmg
often at night? it' Is dangerous to neglect
these symptoms.
for years with chronic piles and feel you
can t be cured, give Allen’ a Discovery
N.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief. as our morn.
cry reverts to the days when we were
young. none are more prominent than
severe sickness. The young mother viv-
idly remembers thst It was Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy cured her of croup.
and in turn administers it to her own
ofilspring and always with the best re-
su Is
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera mor-
bus: and now when we feel my of the
symptoms that usually preceeo that ail-
ment. such assicknesa at the stomach
diarrhoea. etc we become scary.
have found Chernberiain' s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy the very thing to
straighten one out In such cases. and ill
ways kee
ing this or a pay testimonial. but to let
our readers know what is a good thing
to he handy in the house. For sale byl
I}. C.
I.‘ a New York millionaire gives a din-
vsch for ( uctus BI
being 8’7 persosrs at the tenet!
Inquire at Pieiated' a drug awrr. uherc
you may have the problem solved and l
ifr‘l information about (‘ lotus Bic i ( rm.
' "WWW“ , Coolid sentencedber to thirt sin took wi the audience Int ni ht. The , , V ,I, ., , -
oclock. . . L. H. Decker has on exhibition In one ll“ RV , an author of the Rainmakers was Successful fixignnzu'pfizl' .IWI. ‘IIIIR; ..:..‘-.‘ Ellxiilllllltrlf: Ilonstentl III Exhibition.
—Lai'nbchcps15c. People‘s Market. of his show Mndov‘vsa survey of New um u h M hill. in writing 35o Colgflal my: Itisde‘lyritr 5...... MM... ,., ‘ M... ..,..‘.,. 51;. VISITORS AL AYS WELCOME.
-—---- «r York city made in 1728 by James Lynes. I’ll! “‘1’ L W ‘8“ any “0'” “a ‘ 9" an “3 and Mrs lulu: . luau-.1 nu Main
“MBA-A30“! wrllbeat “‘5'"qu The city at that'time covered an area of Gull"- ”SHIV-l N‘JIDKWW‘NIIGm 3wlzw$é3tgg£s§e£g§nunomme street. The mi Iuik in front or the E_‘ I. J‘clso“. PunTuGB‘PHEfl’ 53 ““1 ST" "Dawn-K-
“Will” " do‘clock ‘0 P” . l“ membefl 2,000 square feet. The nsmoof the mayor which ibiID‘nb‘"! “d Norwalk “mm ““1”“ ”W“ “1“" ‘1’" "W“ "‘“ "c Allsn' e Di;ovny for Plies. '
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking foralot or house and lot.
with the view pnrrhaslng. are Invited to
call and examine our list. “I: have them for
sale in every part of the city it! reasonable
If you have 6113er
he assaulted him with a whip He took him to adrug store. where his“ in the 'Eolmwnificn""fifirlggzggagl‘gi mg“ m. “up“... ch- mu. 1.“: 1m 1m one trial. Itlsnnew discovery that cures prices and on can terms an a
Theannual elactionof oflicers of the Mr. “Mb created considerable bead "N am“ W the-Puritan IodgcJ 0.0 F To ecom “0"“ 0“ “mm" mm “'3" “ml “u 0‘ 9““ Sold by "I drunk“ Prrce50 ‘" WA" . "
‘3 ‘ ' ‘ mu meat in co sh d I' i loan ny consists of Min GracailoesGsvitt um“ “l“ “4‘“prle “WW" 0' ”N" cents Sent b “ml I" 50mph. Ad ‘ I h“
a . . Chautauqua Union gm beheld to-‘hlght a se ur y co no oil The Norwalk correspondent of the ElmCammille “am. In” mum“ and clothing and com“: mu. m...“ “not dress Aliens iswvery. B0188, leiury.
‘_ L. BENTON would like Iirrmmakin
l w dost homcor will go out by the ay.
cutting. fitting and re modeling done. Orchard
street. comer of West IIV‘II'IIIF Nn-ru All: 325 :It
I ADIES can make SI daily by folding and
J addressing rirI- lllAl‘E fur ll: III home. No
canvasz-inc: position ermanc-nl: reply with
stamped denvelopr .‘f i-s Grace I’uul. South
Bend I. idn ' Err) It
RESSMAKING by the do). Terms. I'It‘.
Engaucmenis road..- by postal (are Irs.
hfartinez. South Nam alk. (‘ onn. Box 613.
srlt 8m
For sale by G Stillson. Druggist.
YOU Nu men to do do' ivory work and cure
for horses. Apply to I'. I). sttonfl
South Slain street 5&1
OARDERS and table boarders. ill North
Main street. 50th Norwaik. sr191w
TO LET.
HURLBU'I’I‘ house and {burn on the-llfi
Apply to E A. Wood ward.
A Good Thing to Keep at "end.
From the Troy (Kansas) Chief.
We
\ 00D reliable men mortgage In the insur-
ance business; liberal commission. Ad-
dress. James W. lilasiu. Washlngtnn Begin
Em
it about. We arenot writ ‘
(Jun.
N0 9i South Main street. Grooms. station-
ary range and “ash tubs. hot and cold
water.lloeets. elev.atnr etc. rent 3L5; ai~opart
of house Henry street. .5 moms. and part of
house De} street 4 h or drimmsasdeelred.
.'\ppl) to \V. \nnngs. at Lockwood
. tillson, Druggist.
Rent low.
- - with Mrs Bernhard. I It ll ii. - l hi k i ll . .\l - ‘ - Mennfacturin ompam. 196t
mm mp: cuncrty “mm” "H be “9"“ church. preached in the Episcopal mis. . . M - _ tion won In her former performances. yin“... 3:33,.“ [33: Waning" “3;; “a; :;&“&?flgf:§g£dlgfim5mh 00m g‘
Np —-Plenty 0‘ deliciod: d at Lane‘ sionat Winnipauk. yesterday afternoon. PERSONAL IBNTION. Ber costumes were very pretty and he- pened nftrr that blinding limb.“ Mrs. and mm”, le .md1 1.56.? 3:52? A:,§..:‘D“§’,.fig‘§“.3333...“.f'fgpmlgrem3“
he“ v __.__ W. M. coming. Dye. ”mason" songs were Lurtln, in nu llllt‘rklr‘w hull owning. said: tors hills an finally have w my y.“ 00 ply toJ. I. Dibble. at Ferris coalolilcn ysriiilw
Pleesut Paragraphs About Oar and Fire In All Are Dead. ”##w -_.-________.
Cure to cure them.
‘ . -—-Plent of fresh [in ler’s cend at rendered withas silent as before .. . ,
Charles Peterson. Therese Walsh. and lends. y y '7 Other People's Irtane'e. and iv ed mam“, appreciation Those Int-u who tllil tin.» mun. hm- hm what would be the saving per capita if $5....fg‘i .3?.§....‘.fi.d ."”B....£'.'“f2i}‘i,°,
John Murphy. found flowing in a -._. Home newsonrvery page. '8‘” Thursdaymghl after some men. I “mild the dinner should not be given. there 00 F or pm timing I: aim of n 3
Brown. at his store on South al n street. or
George F. Hearse. City National Bank. aotf
noise: Henry street. mi Norwalk: I
house. 28 Du street; 1 house. i Tolles st.
Ihouse. Ely heck street; part of house. 6
When Baby was sick, wwgavebrr cum
When she wunlthfldabecrluifort‘astorle.
When she bwunefliu. die clung to (hunch.
WhenabclwICblhirmebegavetbemmb.
(hot railroad mull trip. Actually and I.
the EIGHT GREAT mannequins.» a
(trend Trunk. turbine Central. Lake Shore
trait. Cleveland. Pillsbnra. Washington. Balti-
Tolles street. lower floor: I suit of mo
, " . . .‘ . . I“. : f “We.-- , . galls was the stage name assumed by chl’um the sot-no of “In .wiusinn_1liroe I I fJ
. 4.“ ‘ y ‘ mgzmefi‘miaomflh: two “a" Austin Wakeman, 0f Saugntuck. has 3'9“)”: IpGDl. 8mm" In Stamford. Cbfiuine filming, [and her dignity was union Mllofl*.lulill 'l‘) rrrIl. uldlilk": \\ mule Children cry for 'Q‘ivpfléfi'filmfigs “I‘m” 0 0h n"
‘5 con y 3 y ' entered Hobart college. lie was former WINNIE! Kcfluah '04 family.“ 30"“ as well enacted in this role as it wasas “m: T"“‘"“f‘; Tm‘l“ ““"“ "'"’-‘"“l"“ ““9“ PltCth’S casto'ia FIRST floor over Theodore linen sshoestore.
Iyastudsutattbs Norwalk MIIimy in- Main street, dross toBfldgepol't yum. Weill” in me medical school the pic on of hm In“ ....u..-.I fllr' explosion and I Suitable for mlliinery (Iresamrsking. m.
lorinwor any other ilirht buslness. inquire.
Old ell Cigar Co..tiliWaeblngtonst. eatf
All? hail of double house on Monroe street.
[inquire of B. H. ilowsn. m: if
MALI. building on Water street. A ly to
S E. 5’. Knapp. lib it
I’II'I’II'IIIIIII‘IIPI‘III noun.
1 low at her home on Elm street. wlth the "wr' *‘M'W‘mm juries received III the explosion mm lifter
m M Panning 0‘”. “NM“ same diseaseher niece died of a short West "fl“ street. Norwalk. 1"“ h“ "'3 ”"'°""" they were mmmi from Hu- “min-d Children GP] for (NE “mm. ON“
“8’ Grand Juror William x. 3‘1““ time 330- Dr. W. F. Acton, of West avenue. Freddie, the little son of Fred (ole billldlllgs_ Tlii,Iunkeslhmuuulm ofrlcad PItChef’. Cantoria . . .
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