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linger Root.
_ xoellent Spices.
New Dried Apricots.
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wwéwmmm 1. use
anymmmzri 111.5%!“ "
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A fresh lot of the
. , 11111111 1111 Java toffee.
L . 11111111 new. «from 1:.“ 1:: fiwghpltch-
Dibble &
Gomstock’s
“Meekerdlo.
Bole Agent for
1.8. 81 .1. ll. BOLTON'S
HOT WATER HEATEP
Planting. Steam and Gas-Fitting.
A Tln Ind 811"! Iron Work.
' Hot Air Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
hot water. steam 01-1181. fit; aerating.
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THE CENTRAL
HASH llllllllllll
15 llllllTH MAIN STREET.
16"0unces in a Pound
and line Price to All.
EflflNflMY is WEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
willsave money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tens and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Teas and Cot-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
mbledtogive useful presents without
extra charge.
11. l.. Haw Haven 8. Haniord H H.
JUNE '1’. 1894.
RUNS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
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A Woo died—a liap thin: todo
When fifty flare 1.1111 to a shrew.
Belonwd. he hopefully for entrance orbs
Before the gait-I ui hrslinia's paradise
"Hunt ‘3.” through purgatory?” Brahm-
no!
“I have been married!" and be hung hhhmd.
“Come in! come 1111 and welcome, too. my
50“.
Marriage and mimicry are as one. "
In bliss extreme he entered harm's door
And knew the bliss he no ‘11! had anon before.
110 source had entered in the garden fair,
Another munoo asked admission there.
The self same question Brahma naked again.
“Bast been through ourhtorw “No.
What then?”
“Thou canst not enter." did the and reply.
“He who went in there was no more than I.‘
"All that is true. but he bal Inn-flied been
And so on earth has suffered for his an."
"me3?" "Flu well. for I've been married
on."
“Begonia? We‘ll have no fools in paradise. "
—-Charlcs Hills in Home and Country.
A PIECE OF CLOTH.
When I Win) on the detective force-—
by the way, my name is Jack Hindsou,
at your service—I had a case on my
hands that bullied me. I wanted to got
on, for I was at that time engaged to
Kitty Posse, and she had said that
though she was very fond of me she did
not mean to marry me until I had
enough to marry on, which I should
have as soon as I had found out the
party who committed a certain murder.
Mrs. Jeffries, a rich. miserly Sort of
old lady. had beenvfound dead in her
bed. murdered by some one. No one
knew who it was.
Everybody was under suspicion—n
mansorvunt who had been dismissed
weeks before: adissipatod nephew, who
had quarrelcul with her; a poddlor; 11
man who had mended the roof. But it
seemed likely that no one would be ac-
tually proved guilty. To be sure, the
nephew would come in for her property,
being her only relative, but though l’ll‘
had been to the door that evening he
had been seen to go away again. and no
doors were found unlocked, and the
servant had to call for help before the
bedroom door could be broken 111.
The only clew I had was 11 bit of
black cloth clutched tight in the (1111111
woman’s hand—n line hit of old black
broadcloth torn in quite a singular
shape. We hid the foot that this had
been found from the newspaper 1111111,
and I was looking for the cunt it 111111
been pulled out of. That would be my
0111111111:
The dismissed servant was :1 waiter,
but I bribed myself into :1 0111111111.- of
seeing 111:1 black coat off duly, and it
had not b11111 turn or p:1tch11d.l hunted
up tli1,1 11111111111": bu: 11111111: house and got
into his run: 11 1111111 r pron 1151' of 111111111:
~11111-11 11111111 from ili11 (011113111111 111111111111
s1‘1ot111111'ir11s. but his clothes \“1'1‘1! :11!
of thick, 1‘11111's11 (‘lHtlL I 1:11111-11 11111511
things all our in Kitty, 111111 she Set 11121
wits to work to 11111p 11111. S1111 asked 11111
to let her go to the old lady's 111111111 and
show li1~r the room 51111 slept in, and slw
went out 1111 1111- roof, 11s I 111111 1111111»
many 11 time, and wont 11111111.: first in
01111 direction 111111 111011 in unnllu-r, l1111k~
int: at all 11111 scuttle doors, until I
thought she would go off into 11111 elm-t,
but she stopped ut the last of 11111 row
and IN'CknllHl 11111. I bun-11111 up.
(‘loso to tho souttle door luy :1. little
black button.
“This belongs to 11111 1::1r1111111t the bit
of cloth 11:11111~fr11111," slu- suiil. “T111111
are blocks 111111 blocks. This is :1 button
that mun-111's (11:11. 111111-11. Not :1 1111111
111:11'k, 11111' 11 bu 1wuisli 111111-11. nor :1 fisz
black, but 11 blnvk 111111 is almost 1111M-
blo moon. Ilo yiiu know No. 1111)?"
"It's :1 wry r1vsp1111tubl1~ first 11:1»:
boarding 1111111111, " suid 1.
““"ill they 1111111 1111111114?” slu- 11.411111.
“If they on: \1'1-11 111ir11111111111l. "
“l Fllilll 14111111111 in board.”
N11xt1luy I not 111'111'11 from her—«lie
luulu'i b11111 in the linbit 111' having
curds—111111 that :111111'1151-11111 it. 1 12111-
1111. She 11111111 down 111111111 11111 11111111'
best 111:11'11 silk, with 111r 11111111111 11nd
1111111111111 1111.
'I‘bvri- 1111111111 11111 llllly in 1111- 11111111.
5111- 11111'111111111-11 11111 111 b1-r 111111 1111111 111111
she. wore r11111ly. 1 1111111 11111 111111. W11
Went out 111131111111
“01' 11111113111 you know why I mim-
iii-r11," sliu suiil. ”I'm sin-11111111: 1111 my
salary 111111 \1'1'111'1111: my 111151 1411111111,
but I‘ve found 11111111111111” 11111111r11z11ly.
Mrs, .11111‘1'11-11' 1111plu~w 11111111 111-r11 1111111111
times. 1111 11111111 1111 11 ynuiu: widow, who
1111s 11111 11mm front 11111111. 111- 1111:: 111-1111
11111211111111 in 11111' for 111111111 1111111. "
11111: 11111111111111 111111.: time 111111 thwu mid:
“111- was 1111111 tl11111ig|1lof 11111 11111r«
111T."
“W011!" 1 mill.
11111. 11111111 1111- roof?”
"1 wish you Wouldn’t 111111 11111 any
questions." 1111111 Kitty. "1 11111111 know
before 1111111. When 1 11111111 for you, 111111111
111 1111011. Will you let 11111 have 111111 bit
(if l'lnlli?” 1
“It's 1111m- 1.1111011111111111 111:111111111111'."
I 1111111.
"111' unswi'r 1111.11:
"You, I know it. " b41111 put it 11111111111'
[111111111111111111. "1 how vhungml my
runm," 11111 11111111111111. “1 11111 next in
11111'. '1'11111'11 is :1 1111411111 dour 11111.11'111-11 111:.
That 1.111111. A1111 1 11mm 111111111 111111111-
llnlo."
“You one 11 born (1111111111111, but all
this 111111111: is ri-eiu'otnldv you 1'1111'1
Watch ynuuu~ .Iel‘l'rivs 111111 way. ”
“Y111111'1111y.” 141111 sold without 1111-
swi-riiuz 1.1111, ".111il1'i11si'oll11d. leuw him
coming up 11111 street and 1111] 11111111111 11
screen in 11111 purlnr. I should 1111111 pru-
tomb-11 to be 11111111111 in n choir thorn 111111
I 11111311 11111111, but 1111 111111 found 1111111111.
81111111111111 11: 111111, 111111 he tulkml like 1111
1111101111111 1111111.
” “Th1: poor old women 111111 11111111 11111
mother injury by getting lu-rrulf mur-
lmed,’ he 1111111. ‘I believe I' 111 11111111111111,
More 1 shall profit by her death.
Why, what (10th 1111111 me for? Imm-
Aer who killed her? They say nothing
"1111s slu- 11-1 111111
“$1111.11“:in on 11111th he
Wm 11111 emu-slum o m1.
“mom-11a. Mmmm
11111111 mean we J‘s!”
herself
1" ‘Well. poor old woman. I'd have
been his death if I had beennear,’ Jef-
fries said. ’Sho wasn’t half had. 813%
never made a will and left things any
from me, on she might. after I told her
I'd never cringe to her for her favor,
Hang it. I wish I wasn't her heir! Peo-
ple will suspect mu secretly perhaps. I
can mom I wasp ’t inside the house
that night, but you know how the pa-
pers talked. Poor Bitzner, the roofer.
came to me and cried over what they
said about him Kill Aunt Jessy! Why.
3066 Lord 1’—
“ ‘Yon used to call her Aunt Jew-
bel.‘ said the widow. Mrs. Mall is her
name. .
“ ‘Yes. I’m sorry I did, but she had
a temper.’ said Mr. Jellrles. ‘I've a
mind not to take the money.’
" ‘Then I slum't take you.’ saiers.
Mull. ‘Suoh an idiot! I should be
ashamed of you.
“5110 here!" Kitty handed me an ad-
dress on 11. piece of paper. It was Mrs.
Preston Mull, at a certain number.
Chestnut street. “It is her mother-i11-
law. Con you scndonr Mrs. Mull—Eli-
za Mull—a telegram saying, ‘Como at
once to this mlclress?‘ she asked. ,
“I can, " said I.
“Do it, ” said she. “No, don’t ask
me. I am helping you. I have my
thoughts. Now take mo home. "
I took her home and telegraphed to a
brother detective to telegraph to the
widow, and I waited and watchul. I
saw her get into :1 carriage and go
away. I followed and saw her take the
train. If Kitty wanted her out of the
way, she was safe. I”
A few hours afterward I received a
now: '
“Disguise yourself as 1111 old woman
and come here at once. Come in a cab.
Wear a thick black veil. Send up word
that you are my Aunt Agnes. Lose no
time.”
I lost none. As I went slowly up the
stairs, with my black veil down. I could
hear my heart beat. Kitty opened the
door, called out. ”Why. aunty, dear!"
and shut it.
”I have opened the door between my
room and Mrs. Mull's," she said. “I
have found something. I can't appear
in this matter, You must see for your-
self."
Sho led me into the handsome room
and went to :1 Wurdrobo. There, from
beneath other dresses, she drew a plainly
out coat, or nedluw‘ito, of thin black
cloth, with many buttons down the
front, and spread it on 111'linir. About
tlu1 height of 11111 1111111111 :1 piece was turn
away and 11buttou gone.
“11115111" 5111.1 said. “W11 don't know
who may be listening. Make 11111111111111. "
’1‘111111 she [011k 11111 bit of 1'111111fr11111
her pookvt, iittvd it to the rent and laid
the button (111 it.
“The piece of cloth f1 mud 111 111-1111
Mrs. Juilries’ baud came from this gur-
mout, " was her rvmurk.
“Yes," I 1111111, “slu- lllllSl. linVodis-
guisvd 111111 111 ii. Bub—why”
"(biosuy!" said Kitty. "Mr. Jufl'rirs
could not gvtiutu this. Mrs. Mull wore
it hemilf. Mrs. Mull killed (1111. Mrs.
Jellrivs. The iioplu-w knows nothing
about it—guessos nothing. This wicked
wumuii wanted in iiiiiri'y him wbvn 1111
had inherited 11111 1112111111. 51111 11115 11111111
it. I watched her through 11111, p111'1pliul11
I had 111111111. I saw 1111r writliu in agony,
and. without speaking 11 11'111'11, wring
her hands 111111 [1111‘ 111-1' lmir. It was 1111
awful sight. but I know it was :1 guilty
11111151411111 11 111111 111111111 111r.'I‘111~r1--—-_\'nu
have“ 1111 111 111111'11111111111115111111'.1’11
no 111111 1111 \11'.~. i: 111; :TFHQQ; 111111»
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board and 1:11 " .1}1111111111111 1b '
l 1141‘! 111-17111 1111r 111111 11111111 .‘ll’r.
Mull wus urn-111111 :11 the station 1111 1111'
return, 111111 1t 11.1.1: :111 11.-1 Kitty 511111.
51111 11111111111111 ('1111‘1 5:11:11. S1111 1111111'1111~
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wiimziu [but lu-r 11- [1111111' might 1:1-t 11111
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1111-11111'1' 111111111 111- 1'lii1rgul with 11111
Willie.
51111 11111111 11111111 111 1111111111- f11r111, but
the 111111111111 11121! I 111111 111'11'1111 :1 11111111111
111111111::1111111'11111111111wl 11111111111 siwkviu-nl
11111 11f the 111111-1'111'1- business. 111110111
l1-ft wry 1111.111.
Kltly 111111 I an 11141111111; 11 1111111 lllill‘l
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Alum-.1 11 ‘I‘rugmly.
A 1111111puuyoi' 1:11:11 111111111 sturiml out
1111111 :1 few 111111 111ng 11111111111 11a 11 ilivr,
with 11111 hop-1 111:1! 11111111411 111111111 111- 111
it to justify 1111- 1111111111,;1-1'111 111111111111.' :1
[wrnuuu'nt urguiiimllnn for 11111 111111111
After 11111 1111111 night 1111~11nu1pz111y r11-
turned.
“Wluil's 11111 1111111111?" 111.111 11 :1 l'rl11111i
of 11111 1111111111,:111',
“”11, [thought 1 Would lny 1111' mm-
puny oil for 11111.11111 "
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didn't have 11111111 111' 1111 11111111411 -- when
11111 rurmin \vv-nt up, but 1111111 1:11.11 11
full 1111111111 111 the lust 111-1.’
“How 11111 (but happen? P11111111- 11111111
1111 in wind 1114111111 show it 11115?"
"Not wxuvtly, You s1'111'1'1'ryl1-ely 111111
not out lll‘lvirl' 11111 11111111111 11.111111111111111
follow. 111111 1111 111111 so full that he
couldn't. 1111111111 1111131111 11111111111" out
on him. "—«llvirnil l‘m- l’f‘ws.
, Nothing Uriulnsl About 111111.
(11111. of 1111111111: 11111.! witrlmeuf {11111111111
peritoneum in 111111 it is iiupvosuilv to
live up in 11111 ideal opinion 11111111 11111,
people whom Hwy "wet in 11111 ”1111111117“
affairs of life 1111111 formed of them.
It is rmordml that 11 certain lilvrury
1111111 11! 1111.511 ropuiuiinu 111111 11111111911111 to
tumor): to 11 waiter in the resiuurnut
where he sometimes 1111111111111:
“Walter. this 11112111111111 is tough. "
The waiter looked at him with .11 nor
rmvfnl expression and sighed deeply.
"Perhaps you will tell me, " said the
literary man, "why you 1111111 in that
111111111111. "
"1111,1111." .1111 the waiter “I took
you for s am: who always naidorlglnsl
film liars teem-1111111131 nylons
that all the rate! 1.1m
A ROMANCE THAT ENDED IN TRAGEDV
1N OLD NEW YORK.
a nu, a our. Transferred unetlola one
Two lad Deaths—Jun what-l last—
ln. lathe Society “bury-ad uncom-
eidanac of a Book's Title and Author.
Therelsanodd storyoonneoiied with
the New York Society library, which is
fully as lntemtlng as the personality (1
its patrons. The charter of the insti-
tution was groom in 1172 by George
.
result by the fashionable people of the
town. Some time after the war had
ended a young Englishman, whohad
been an officer In the British army and
attached to General Howe’s staff. visitv
ed the libraryto while awayan idle
hour. He became absorbed in his book
and did not notice that he was being
closely watched by a man who not near
him. When he arose to go, he wzui fol-
lowed to the door and topped on the
shoulder. ‘
“Pardon me," said the stronger,
”but. were you not 11 soldier in his maj-
osty’s army some years ago, and were
you not engaged in a hand to bond en-
Counter with nnAmoricun whom you
left for dead on tho 1111111 of honor?"
“I remember the circumstances per-
fectly, " was the reply. “What do you
know of it?”
“I am the man with whom you
fought. and I have to thank you for
this, " pointing to an empty sleeve.
“One of us had to suffer.” was the
reply.
“I am aware of that, " unsurered the
other, "and I can forgive it. but I can-
not forgive or forget that you took
from 11111 Something more precious than
my arm. You robbed mo of my infllanoul
wife.”
The story may be briefly told. The
Ameri'bnu Was engaged to be married to
a beautiful girl, the daughter of one
of New York‘s most .prosrmroue mcr~
chants. She was good and trad and
the day for the marriage had been set.
One day her lover quarrelod with the
Englishmmi in a place of public resort.
The 1111111 were etrimgom to each other.
A challenge f11111'1wed, and it was agreed
to meet the next morning at daybreak
on the Jersey shore and fight with re.-
p11 rs. The Aim-1'11 1111 W1 ut homo to ur-
mngo bis uffnini 111111 in the evening
0111011011 1115 intended bride. His un
usual svriiuisiioss 1111111141111 lll'l‘ 11111111, and
she livugml to know tho (1:111:11: The
young 1111111, 11111111 11111111 11111r11uty, told
what 1111 was tn 1111 1111 1111“ iuormw. The
young “"lllltlll swnmn'll, 111111 11111111 111111
r"1'.11'1'i':-11 13111111 111::1 11111' 1111111“, {(111ng
that 1:11 111115;” bu 11155113111111. lizul lu-ft
liar Haw :11 11111111 dispatched 11 Worthy
11:11:! 111 visit 11111, various publiv
bonus—fur flu-rowwrnn‘i 111:111y1’1f 1111411
—-:1ii1l learn, if possible, tbv [11:11-11 11f
numb-lynx»: T111,» quest 11111-1 surrmssful,
:11111 :1t7t11111111xi 1111117111111, after :1 elm-p.
11155 11114111, 1111- girl was of 11111 11111111111!
place, but 11111 1:111: to interfere. T111-
duvl 111111 :1lr1~:11lyi:1k1111 plow, 111111111-1'
1111'111' l:1y11-.,:11111111l nigh unto 111111111. 1111
was talu-u 11mm: :11111 1111131111 bank 111 lib-
uiid strength. 51111111 11111111115 1:1t1-r tlln
young 11111111111 met 1111- Engisluumi or :1
social gathering. 511w 11111 11111 know
111111, nor did 1111 know 11111'. The young;
innu full desperately ill low.
In 1115.11 than :1 1111111111 11111111111111-11'11
heart 11:11lcliiuig1-d. 111111 lll'r affections
\1'1-1'11 transform-11. Win-11 she gave up
her viiiziigviuvnf r1111: 111111 told the 11111
1111'1-1' ill-1 111111111 111’ (1111 ll('\\’ 111111, 1111
1111111111111 1111' by iln- si2111-1111111t (but 11111
l'luglisbmzui was [111- 1112111 \1'1111 111111511
111-:11'11'111111-11 111111. Tli1-r11 \1'111 :1;:r11:1t
revulsiniivvf feeling, 'l'liw 1:111 lu-i'umv
ill, bruiii {111'11'11115u1111, :11111 511111111111.
This 1111.14 \i'liut 1111» Allll'l‘ll‘zul r11i'1rr111l
11111111111 111111111 {1111 linulisliiuun in 1111-
11111 library 111111111111; 111111511x1'it11uu'11f
1111 11:111 11.11'ri141l :1 111 ml: \1'1111'11 1111 11:111
pivkml 1111111111'1111111415' with 111111, 111151,
111'11r1'1111111 by 11111 1'1111111111111'11111'1- of 111.11
wrongs, 1111311111 it 1111.1111111‘11111-111' bis
11111-1115: The assault 1111.11 so sudden that
tho l'liiulinlimmi 11151 111.4 11.-1111111111 11ml
f11ll. 111111111111 slrur'l; [1111111111. :11111 1111,
111111111111 ulli'uilst‘lulln. '1‘1111 musiulilws
01111111111111 1111111 111111 uwuy. When 111--
llllt'llllnlllrw' 1115111111 11111. to 51-11 whut was
11111 mnttvr, tlu-y 11111111111 up 1111111111. 111111
of 11111111 101111111 111 the liiln 11111411111111
sow 111111 it 1111.11 1111111111 "T1111 11‘11t11 nl'
11111 liu'oiintuui,” 111111 its :111111111',11'11ns1~
Home was not 11111111111111. W115 111-1 math-
11r11f1111- girl 11'1111111111 jiliml fllu Amer-
ir'uii. '1’1111 l'liiuliz-‘liullit'vr1vnssnm1riuim-
1y injured by 11111 full tliiit 111:1 11111111 l111~
111111111 11111111111111. 111111 111- 1111111 :1 1111-1 your»
after 111 11 private 1'1111'11ul for 1111111111111111.
——N1111' York Mull :11111 l'pri'rHH.
The Mountain 1411111111.
It 11 unriuiuls strung“ 11ml Aim-r1-
1'1111 11:11:11 111 1:1 11: 1111 1111111 H11 1111111 11111111-
111111 111 1111- mnuutuiu 1:111r11.l\’111min
lnlifuliu. us: 11111 «11: 111111111: 1111. l’rnbubly
il11r11i1 not 11111 11111111 plumb-11 111 111111
onuiitrv 1111' 1111'1'1111111-111111 11111111111111
drone 111111 .11.:11: .111. 11111111111111 1111- iluwvrs
of 11111 1:1111'111 1111111111. 111asb1~uutiful In-
11111111111111111 1:111:11 j11111z1111 11111111111111' flu-1n
more bountiful 1111111 the iluwwrmuf uny
other A11111r'1111111 shrub. It 111, mun-own
11111111111” pl: 1111 to 11'11111111111 111111 111111111
loss purtu 111:11' about 111111 and exposure.
Um- uf 11111 111111111111 11111 if 11: 111 111-111 neit-
11111t1111111111uub1 11 111111. it is :1 11111111111111.
native shrub, 11.1111 1111111111111 is thut it is
not nlwnys 1111 11:1.1y 11111111111 11. pus-11111,-
well 1.5111111111111111»: Young 1111111111 111111
1111 dug up in 1111- Woody, but tlu y require
some 11111111 111111 millivntlnn in the nurs~
ery before 11111111111111“ well rainbllnhed.
Now. liowwor, small 1111111111 covered
with flower 111111.11 11,1111 be obtained from
Dutch nurserymeu by the thousand or
what 11111111111 a ridiculously low price. At
this time of the your 1111111111111 shrub is
”beautiful in the northern states. It
lament thebest mbjeote to plenum
the btmlers of natural Woods or in all»
or hell wild situation .11 it Wm
the shade of overhanging trees 11nd doll
IILandinthoaedaye ltwasaplaceof.
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FARE—SINGLE, 40¢; EXCURSION, 70c.
Leave South Norwalk. 7.311 a. to. Leave New York. Beehman street. 2:15 min ,
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Frelxht steamer. City of Norwalk. leaves New York. Monday. Wednesday‘andfl'riday at
51100.11). Leaves Norwalk 'Ineaday, Thursday and Saturday at 5100 p.111]. Freight received
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TICKI‘I’S $1.00, "AND SEAT INCLUDED.
LABOR DAY,
ROTON
Monday,
POINT,
Sept. 3d.
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New Britain. New Haven and Haniord.
Steamer Continental will arrive at the Point at 10:30 a. in.
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V PROF. L. M. COWLES, PROMPTER,
Aug. 311 Fat Mans Clan Bake.
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Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. 8.11
H. S. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. So. Norwaik.
‘ JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits. Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables,
prices.
Raymond
Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
& Sons.
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