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degree. it
no scum:
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terrible disease? Vlfiguannua
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Guarantees issued by our {agents
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1810 to 1883.
IIIWBPOIIT. coma-
. either sex, any age. in any part at the country.
ditto-pique” which we iurnish. You need
act hawayiroin horasover night. You can yin
motel-immune work,croal y yourspare nio—
* nuptial ls noireqnlred you run no risk.
We sessiyyou was all cm is needed. it will
H p! aothlng to try the business. Any one
fl do the wort. Beginners make money flora
y, the start. Failure is unknown with our workers-
,'; ”hour you labor you can ea~lly makes dollar.
' loom who is willing to work falls to make more
nary every day than can be mmlc in three days
dalyordinary employment. aloud ior free book
mung the iuihet iniormutmn.
ll. HALLETT 8s 00.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAME.
amour-s: a dealer otters W. l.
alas shoes at a reuse-d price. or aaya
III. than without Isa-re stamped on
pat It. down as a (rand.
'3 .HOE ru'r'goiiio.
W Ia
Ghosa are at itch. easy iii-
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, Demand-factions the prices ud-
‘ other male. 1'! one hand
_flu stem age! .I.. mlsa’
on the tom. which guarantees
fish We oi' dollars annmlly
a milieu. Dealers who push the
«labougiaa Ghosts gain rum.
to loom thanks on their full line
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aroma arusata.
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lllinois Central Tracks.
mums mar tram m.
momentum-museum
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lath-arhttlaaamto
Arrangesadrbltratieallaatiag.
LA Saul, Illa, May 38.--0wing to in.
formation received by Short! Taylor that
the loud reports board into Muddy night
were signals for the massing of the tor-sign
miners at Spring Valley to be in readiness
to march on La Hallo, there was consider
able excitement at Camp Matthieseon, and
visitors were carefully scrutinized, but all
is quiet today. It is known, however. that
the comrades oi the men arrested by the
troops arevory angry and have been or-
ganizing an armed mob to avenge the
wrongs which they claim are being done
to their icliow minors by their detention
by tho sharia.
Colonel Bennett and his cronnnandare
well proparcd for trouble, and‘aa an extra
precaution their pickets were doubled.
The men under arrcst have many sympa~
thlzcra in La Soils and Peru, who will no
doubt take par in any concerted action on
the prospect oi securing their release. 30
tar as this is concerned. it is the universal
opinion that tho silicon will use every pre~
caution to prevent the miners from com-
mitting doprcdations as long as the militia
is here.
Troops Wanted at Miami.
Six oi the prisoners taken by the troops
at the instance of tho sheriil, and who
were! carrying concealed weapons at the
time they captured the train, at Ladd, were
sent out of camp and lodged in the jail at
Ottawa. They will be given a proliminnry
examination toduy.
Word was rocclvml from Minonkjthot ri—
otous miners had takcn mssession of the
town and stopped trains on the lliinnls
central railroad, which tho rullwny oili-
clals worn obligcd to abandon; also that
tho sbi-ril’i oi Woodiord county bud tole-
grnplwd to Governor Aitgcld for troops.
being unnbio to control the mob. _It is
thought by the strike leaders as well as
the mine owners him: that the morning oi
Mr. McBrido with the llilnois coal opera-
tors at springflcld will have good results
and that a settlement oi tho strike will
settle the rioting.
AI Armistice! at Bull llill.
Cilli’l’lJ! CREEK, Colo, May int—The
delegation from (Jolorudo Springs consist—
ing oi Dr. Slocum, prcsidont of Colorado
college; Mr. (.7. (i. (Jollnis, president oi
the Trades assembly; Mr. L. W. Bates.
president, and Charles i'ioiasmr. mentor]
oi the Carpenters’ union; Mr. i). ii. Ho-
gan oi the Carpenwrs’ union. and Rev. E.
Evans Carrington. all of Colorado Springs,
came to the city with the hope that some-
thing might b0 done to settle the contm
rersy that has arisen in mnncctlon with
the strike. The gnntlcmrn smn alter left
ior Altman for cunivn'ncn- with the min-
ors. They Were wry wurtmusly morivoad
by President ('uldvrwoml and other repro.
scntotives of the uniun.
A conicrcncv was held nt‘whiab it was
stated that the doll-untinn entirely oi its
own rcstsmalhility had come in tin: inter
est oi [mum- and urbilrntinn of all diiYcr-
enccs. Aiti-r u very autlsinctory confor-
encu uli [hi',' uiiiu'rs'in tho vicinity cungro»
gated nb mt the building in which the
meeting was bold, and Dr. Slocum mi
drum-d tbmn. stating tho grounds upon
which arbitration muld b:- bruught. lie
was cordially rrmrivcd by the miwd and
loudly npplundml, iio- was iullowcd by
Mr. i'urringtrm. who further explained
the reasons which had brought this dulcgn.
tion. and tin-n .\lr, i'nllitln mldmsaod the
alldlumtu.
A mwtimroi tlw Mincrs' union has been
called iur lu u'riimk this owning. and
then: is i-vory rmson {or thinking that n
committee will bv nppointml which will
attcuipt tn nriliimti- und writiv the whole
tmublr.
in tho mmutiuu- tlwrv is to ho a com
pli'io mmtinn oi hmtilitim nu nil sides.
Prisoner» arc to inwxcbungmi. and it is
mint vnrncstly impml that this uniurtu
natc- ni’inir will bu wttlud and u now om
oi guild ice-ling and proapurity brought to
the comp HupcrlnN-ndent Mrilnnnld and
two oi his nwn nrostili hoidns bmtugns
at iiw- run. on ilull hill. An itili‘fllpt was
Mayor Lind-my and Secretary Frunk Wolfe
oi this Miuvr-i' union to try und make ur-
runmmu-nts with tho uuthuritii-n at i'olnr
nulo Sprint.“ in have this man at that plane
rcloosml. ’l‘im minors prmniscd that if
this virus dum- tlu-y would at mm- have Su-
, porintcniivul Muilumtltl and his men solely
continua-d in their lmmcs.
Town Morshnl linron mmivcd word
from the atrlku-rs Inst night-that if the
prisoner-s hrld by tho drputirs term not
mlmmi, Sum hicihmnld. mnnam-r of the
Strong and Anna 'J‘f“ minus, would be
killml. iuuviiu-r with tho other prisoners
held by ”win. 'l'hcy urn dmlmusoi or
changing pfimnvrs.
Miners Willing to Albitrala.
l'un.i.u-siu'iu;, l’u., May lift—Tho visit
of iim'crnur i’uttlsun to tho miners oi tho
(Iicuriluid rvgion at lioutoadnle mulled
in the minors unanimously adopting the
(allowing munitions at the meeting held
in thc npcru bones-1
Whemas. Knimrt it. Pottison, urwcrnor
oi the stair. has come among us to noun;
sol grime and tooth-ct if possible: the ad-
justuumt oi the strike. and we. tho min-
orsand mino lulmrors of lioubisdaic and
vicinity. urn willing at any and all limos.
through our national officers. to meet our
employm inr the pnrposo oi adjusting
our grlcvsnm. and we believe our nation
al officers are iuily «goal to the task oi ad-
justing our diillcultlce; thereiore, be it
Headrest, 'i'hat wo thank Governor Pat-
tiscn ior («inning to us on the mission he
has and that we extend to hlmat alltimos
a weimne; that we tournament! that our
Author; Huntley.
made by ih-puty ribcriii la-n Jackson,
plain ~ mouthed in ,
that any attempts!) prevent their ‘ ‘
trees wcrhiumid hrina them tom"
illstwith the state- The prmror'aud.M-
yum Genus! Grcsniand rcturncd to liar-
urlkm “or (in! Trains.
Iiirmmruzw. llla, May 2fl.-'l‘he sher-
lfl of Woodimd musty telegraphed (lov-
ernor Aitgold that a mob oi striking min-
erals obstructing cord tradlc on the Illiv
nols Central road; that he and the munici-
pal authorities hayc douc all they could
and calling for help. lic bud sworn in a
iorce oi doputlca, but bud no anus or am-
munition im' thorn.
As the governor bud shippcd the last oi
the riiloa in the stat" armory to lllmwood
on a requisition trout tho mayor oi that
piano, ho ordcrrd two companies oi tho
Fourth rcgimcnt to start for Minnnka at
once to aid the ahcriil. All i» quict nt Mb
nonlm, but the minors rciuse to allow
cool trains to mow.
The mayor oi Elmwood wiml that the
town bud boon visited twico by inch! oi
strikers and that in: was iniormml that a
lunch larger mob wuuld some axiny. C010-
nei Bennett at La Sails wirrs that all has
been quiet them. and Assistant Adjutant
General Baylc at i’ann wirrs that. ovary-
thing is penceiul.
tioveraor Pattieon and the Madison.
ileumssmm, Mny zs.—-—iinvi~mnr Patti-
aon and Adjutant iicncrsl iirm-ulunil ro~
turned from a visit to iioutmluiiv, whom
they went in the hope of bringing about u
speedy adjustment oi the trouble botwccn
the striking coal miners and the operators.
The governor was soon at tlw cxmutivo
mansion aitor his return, but luv ilmlincd
to discuss the probable mulls oi the trip
on tho ground oi having agree-d to act as
an arbitrator in the diiilculty, should that
course ho nursed umn, it would not bu
prom-r for him to toll: on the situation.
He mounts to horn is mnirrrncc with tho
oporutors in .1 low days and will r-micarnr
to have both sldt‘a urns-u to nrbltruin. lln
toys the minors arr willing to who this
course and thinks this operators will also
consent to do so. 'l'bvgnw-rnor is picnaml
with the courtmus umnucr in which he
vms nw-ivmi ‘ by tho minors null in mm
vinrul that. tho striltu will ho with-d with»
out lusts nl’ [mlpt'i'ty or life.
flincn’ Haas fleeting.
Hi'lllKili'iI-HJ), ills, Mny flit—A mvncral
minis "mating and cvmicrnncu of tlw min,
nrs' {I‘flt'l’l‘luiln and trades ossmnbllcs for
tho third, iourtb and fifth Illlmriscoul dis—
tricts will be bold in Wotan" hail
horn tmlny ior tho purpose ct general con-
sultation and armnucmcm. ii sensible, ior
the scttlrmcnt oi tho prurient striko. Xu—
tionai President John Moilrido oi Ohio
and .‘iattonal Vicu I’midcnt i’onna, with
Stats i’rcsldcnt (Jrawionl. will addmsathc
delegates.
(Prdor I'm Troops Recalled.
DENVER. Muy 'J’i.—-—iiuw'rll0f \l'aiio has
mailed his nnlur (or troops to start (or
Cripple Crush. ilc spout the night cam»
sidering tho various plum oi the situa»
tion and dmido-d that the law should take
its course. Tbv- trim» arr, boweror, hl'ld
in rrndimms to more at an hour's notion.
Bloodline llattla In Alabama.
Binmsouau, Mu, May cit—Fm" mm
ponies ni suite! trmpa orrirml to join ”no
others that urn nimsdy in camp at limb-y
City. The?" moms to be little change: in
the thnmtenlnx situation. A pitched hob
tic Without lilnfalrihu'd iu'i'iiinrtl in which
nearly NO shots wrm tin-d.
listens-lat lain-salsa».
Has ANTHMU. Ton, May 2».~—A party
of ruinmukurs imvc bwn rumrating in the
usually arid n-uinns about too milos mi
of here ncnr limdwu for the past two'
works. and tbcy ham thoroughly solicits!"
ed the [lo-mic oi that auction that tlu-lr
ache-mu is a grand worms. Heavy rains
have fallen in that imimuilutv lmmlity, tho
totnl inll having bet-n aviator than int sm-
rral yours.
{acorn (maid Visits lard ”unravels.
LUKDUX, May 2* “Mr Hmyrgu Unulil.‘
mum of tho Amcrim‘s cup licia-ndcr, “it"
\‘lullnm. rinitmi inml "uni-army, nwnoroi
ilm Valkyrir. nt iiys rustic, lair: of Wight
Mr. iluuid said that the visit was wimpiyn
friendly um, and not for tho purpose ni
firing ”in clniv int n contest bctwveu tin-tr.
rmpmtivi- yachts.
Anthracite Coal Trade at a Stand-till.
Pumamztlm i. Slay '.’W~'i’hv unthm
cit» mid irzuir, like tho bituminous trade.
is at It standstill. tlmlmb imm molly (Iii
fvrvnt flilllrii'd. The stators tbmugbnut thaw
antiwar-its region horn ilmnlml umny oi
the mince, inn-log a Iliail‘flolr)" oi work
until the mines can br nvlhm-d oi tho our
plus wnnzr.
Work I've llse Employed.
MISSEA rum, May 7!». ~-'l'iu-, [Iflrillt'fll oi
the um-mpluyrd has boon taken up in Min
nonprdin in mmrst. The ways and moans
mmmittm of tho council boa dm'ldnl to
issue bonds in the amount oi “00.000 at
2 [WP cunt to furnish Manny {or an rum
slim scbomc' oi impmvommils.
not“ by the Haiti-toy Ill".
11mm», May 2».—-i7nsvm a; i'nm-n,
wurstrd spinners oi Bradiord, haw mind,
with liohilltim anuyunting to storm»),
Harm-u! nthwr largo iaiiurrs armvsgswmi.
as tho amino! the town has bn-en halt
ruined by the hie-Kinky bill
Prominent la‘laaa In Dead.
Plrtl', incl, May flaw-alumna Amlrmw
Graham, one oi tho best known mm in
northvrn lndiana and of national rrputar
tion, died hora, agml is, uitwrn linguist“
illnoss.
Highway My la harm.
varmt‘scr. May %.~MWanl Trnny.
a well known business man, was bombed
down and robbed oi 1150 andamld watch
audchalsmcneoithamainatm
Darla! a new“ not heap.
Jams, Mo. May tam-Jami Mao‘s
mine on the 1,909 scram sunk down.
A. Grand, an Wad protocol Coi-
fee. weshuriedover 1001mm
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Inmm
Lom,liqu~lir.mm
ed a good omit. Tbeeyeoawhieltha
operation" pseiomadismskiagmb
forearm
momma-sees.
ha itocsawsr. it. I, lay tit-Jr!»
asw Man Catholic m at w
‘ dirt.
l
thathawiil prohabiydie. ‘Thetrsiuwas
25 minutes late at Sandwich. and the en- Lo
aim. in crdertomakeu thelcsttlrne,
was running his engine at limit, prob;
ablyat a speedoilOor Mmllesanhour.
A huge rock weighing about 60 tons had
been loosened irom above the road by the
heavy rains . oi“ the past wool: and tell
squarely across the trwka.
Owing to the sharp curve at the wool
the accident. the engineer could not see the
obstruction until within a tow tact of it,
Consequently the engine crasiwd into the
obstruction with a terrific force, complete-
ly demolishing unable and tender and
wrecking threc baggage cars.
The engineer, William Nicholson, oi
Glenwood, Pa, was so badly crushed and
burned that all oi his remains to be found
were gathered up and placed in a bucket.
William ii. Roinhart, fireman, of Glen
wood, Pn.. was burned and scolded to
death. 0. it. t-ltnhl, express mouengcr. oi
Baltimore, was badly unaided and ans.
tnincd sovorc internal injuries and will
probably die. Fortunately no passengers
were seriously injumd, although many
were brulsod, xmd all received a thorough
limiting up.
MOVING A TOWN.
The Missouri [liver Threatens to Sweep
'l'lsrougls East Atnhiaoa.
Amumm, XML. .\iny tin—During the
post 4H hours the Mismuri river bus risen
nearly six (out. The rise was rather sud-
dcn, and grunt dmnago is being donc to
property in the vicinity of East Atchison.
Tim stream has cut nwuy nearly 200 tent
at adjoining land Inmr that town, and the
work oi (instruction wutinuvs. The town
of Rust Attsbisnn luvs been protectul hero
toium by n strip of lunil known on the
“palm" and which crtcndu-d int-several
yards into tho river. This “point” has
bum cut away, however. and the main
current of the: sin-am strikrs the town ul«
most dimztiy from the north. It will prob-
obly im only is qumtion of u iow hours un-
til the uurn-nt has iuii sway at East Atch‘
icon {rum this direction, and than no pow-
cr on earth can liillffl the pines from being
swept away. Grunt osciwmont prevails
than» and. n mt many pumps have
movwl to this side oi the rivcr (or safety.
Stowhouso buildings and houses which
atom! in the- nurtll (and «ii the village are
being torn down or snared by their own-
ers. Probably as many as n doaen build-
ings worn moved Sunday, and the work
continued throughout the night. Labor-
ers and teams {mm this city and {rum tin:
country surrounding East Atchison have
born sent them to assist the citizrns in re-
moving thoir bruises.
LIZZIE HOLLOWAY BURIED.
Her “order In as ltlnrlsoi a flystory ae‘
Eve-r.
liounssrnwx, X. .l., May zit—Tim r05"
ldvnts ior ililll‘si amund gathered at the in-
actual oi lilzziv Holloway. the lit your-old
daughter of David K. iioilowny, wbuac
brutal murder a few days ago is still a
matte-rut mystory in ilw poiim Simple
services worse iwid at line house, and quits
as simple. though oven more lmpnasire.
worn the words smkrn at the grave. Many
floral carriage bod lea-u sent by aympa~
ihctlo irirnds and twixldwrs. and these
worn pllml high about thvraakut us it Mtv
rd in the little parlor.
lip to tho. prvwnt tlu- polio» authoritivs
have» lawn unable to discover one tangible
shred oi “Videnixd with which to connect
William Moose-y. who is now under nrrcst
charm-d with tho numb-r. But the L'ifltll‘ii
Investigation has failed. mo. to bring to
light any other sung-ct, and so the case
lusts, shrouded in as much mystery as the
day on whirl: tha- girl was {ound bleeding
and almost unconscious.
BASEBALL.
IAIIOS \i. i.i’..\i:l .‘I MAMES.
Analyses-ted (narration Concluded.
CLEVEIJWD. May LN ~‘l‘he cunrcntion
oi the, Amalmimntmi Assimilation of iron
and SW1 Workers was concluded Vlliil
tho clmrtinn oi ofllmruas follows: Pros-i.
dent, M. M. Harland. l’itrsburlr. worms.
ry. J. (‘. Kiignllon. i’ittsburg: auistant
sacrum. Htcplu-n Madden, i’ittaburg.
Inaurado that.
K asses i‘iri'. May its. a—llnrc Tompkins,
a dospvrato noun» it'lfOilYiifI and u noto-
rious thin! and burglar. was shot twice
while ill-tying n sapuui oi pullw. He will
A Resonant Far-haul.
ilaurrouu. May 2s.-l€rnest image, a
discharged iurmhand. is under arrest at
West Hartford cbnmi with assault to hill
on Linus N. ilurt, a iurlncr.
The Austriaa Derby.
VIESSA, May Qfi.-—The Austrian Derby.
the grmt want in the Austrian-linngn.
rian turi' world, was won by Magus.
LITTLE sits {OF NEWS.
l. Dupny has consented to utulertake
the task oi may to form the French rain-
iatry.
Charla l.. W. husband oi Mary E.
lease. denim the story oi separation irom
his wife.
rs. supreme court has decided in favor
oi theatata oi ladiana in the Big Four
and other railroad tan cease.
Rev. .1. 3|. 'i'anihet attemptedtodslirer
an AP. A. lseuuaatinihm Ky"
hatthanustiuwasbrokenupbyaehow.
cofeettsaeua
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A‘l.‘ our; P810”.
Iii FlllT. illlil in To rust.
cl ndeiin nd uncertain. 'i'wan ’ H
Hood’ Wm 11. “'33 m' , no r m‘
I r ' a”) ‘ "
Ayers’ Baresparllla. .67 {in for when you mXW
Dana's Bussparilia .67
Outicura Resoivont’,
All
I on y some are totals-halo
also: unotummoflw
w. Emulsion. ,60 cite possibl‘iyou may be one of the
Green‘s NW» '70 m.itfii...‘.‘ofl‘°ifé’iiiah'°i“‘ your“ ‘
8W“ 8W0 ‘0' MM» » .75 consideration. slnoe'it holds a iorgmoat
Paine I Ge Compound, .65 among the Lite Insurance Companies
Mums is.
12 Dountry. and odors superior damaging:
natures of the business. Mother wi
Alcook’a Platters .10
Benson’s Capsice’rimrs, .12 .fiflfiii‘iifi‘i’ilbdbil‘cfi wivgifpil‘fi‘il
mm. -23 sumschantenrsmzimm
mu... W- ”our Witt?
, , . an natal: treat.
wmm': 3&3 {E352 2:37pm., 2% ~ , "W
Yankee Lung Soother, .25 "NE T“ 0 “SAN”
lieu. ii. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
Fine Handkerchiefs
FREE!
On Saturday we will give to every pur-
chaser of goods to the amount of $1.00 or
over, or with purchasers of Tea or Celine.
one ladies’ white embroidered Handker-
chief in addition to the usual present
with Tea or Coilee.
With 1 pound of Tea. or Baiting‘in-
dor. or 2 pounds of 28c Blended Coffee
your choice of 3-quart Mason Jars, 1
Rocking Chair. 1 large gold band dvcora-
ted Pitcher, 1 line Cup. Saucer and Plate.
1 Cuspador. 1 Parlor Broom, 1 cedar
brass hoop Pail.
Also a present with every 9, lb Tea or
Baking Powder. or 1 lb Blended Coffee.
THE CENTRAL
BASH GBBBERY.
15 noun liilli SilliEi.
WALL PAPERS.
n
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of ‘course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 150. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
has been quoted elsewhere.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK-S
usnims smut"
Pod more sells the boat Gasoline Slows In the
market.
PRICES - wu - nowu- , w
Made in one. two and three burners: all cast
and iramae: strong light and durablv.
Go see them in
(are
is th safety layodown tan a.
working order.
OIL grows on so. KINDS.
REFRIGERATORS.
One can not an n t Reir
lotion oak. zinc i din and :-
iittlnae. etc. No. 2 aalow as D
W. Podmore,
65 lill'l'il Illii STREETS
Ill ii
0.15.
Hardy Perennials. Phlox, Heliunthus,
Iceland Poppy, Sweet William,
Larkspur, Eulsiias, etc.
I0 CTS. EACH AT
Haninrd’s Floral Hail,
NORWALK. CONN.
nonhuman”.
in sun you run on
. neon; or.25 tints ..
.[l/MV/Ilm
‘ humanitarian, A!!!) arming/xi :
mm
fl
......_....._
Physician um:
six. on. u. i. outrun
Can be consulted at her oilice.
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. Bonn,
irom lo a. m. to? p. in. any daycaceptSunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph stolen and or
the wet sixteen years has madye the DISEASES
oi OMEN a specialty. Ludius enduring
from an dlmcult incident to the sex can
consult i r. iiuilior in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance oi receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
inrnlshed (or confinement cases. 'Ji‘erms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replgzed to. In;
close stamp. ti
Tin Pm". Sui—‘5
orator in imi-
elvrs. cut-um.
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks an Road-
ways. Artificial Sionc Work of German Port
land Cement.
CilllilS Milli WATER PROOF
and warranted for 3") years. Orders solicited
and estimates furnished by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
lio. 6 Belden Place. Norwaik.
Sol:- agent {or L‘nnuu’timu. Depot iii Green-
wich elrccl. N. Y. hciercnce.
"- "- L than is shown anywhere in Nor-
Clndnnaii.... .l H 0 1 l u o n 2~li H 2 .. . ‘ . lk;
Murillo. _ .5 u s -_I t I! u 0 0-8 9 1‘ Walk. CHAS DeKL‘N borvra
u. u.r. - . - dalmatian DONOVUN. JIt.Su. Non-walls
chum" ...... l a» n l o n o o n~ 2 s 1 Painters supplies at lowest
iii. innit .. ..u u u u l z: u u x 3 p a P5088 mfltm
hastens |.l:.u.i’r.¢..\ui;s. p P . ‘t' P h . d - . . . - .....—-...m
5 mu am in 3 er- 1
nodal-ms... 2 e c n i o r. n 1412': : . g, P ang ng an
iluilaln ........ i u c :- u o ti o 2- 617 r. Decorating. ’
Bell island.
Collages oi 3. 5, 7. 10 and 12 rooms,
by the month or season.
Wiley road mourn-lions with 80th Nor-
waik awry a) mind-cs; connections at
South Norwalk by N. Y. N. Ii.and H. it.
it. to all mints east. west and north.
i-‘ur tot-ms and full particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
ilell Island: or. Danhury, Conn.
ml :.'m
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FERTILIZEHS
Mm“... low—e...m.... ”.-
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato‘lllanure.
Ground Bones
Manual Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
BUPERPHOSPHATES. BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
SMOKED LIME AND LAND
PLABTER. at wholesale prices.
........ Bliliillil 3308"."
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