l
“inanimate up.
:mmnmmma.
kefrlgsrators. from 08 up.
same price.
‘9' We have sold
We sell Porch Screens for 31.00.
The new Lawn Chair Swing. ll 50.
Ohappelle, Does it: Co.'s fine Bon Bone,
Baasr glove-fitting Patterns. 150. We carry the stock. 4,000 patterns, and
don’t keep you waiting two weeks.
:umvnrs nmm Houses.
:liortlt Main and Ann Streets. South llnrwali.
BROS.
‘ ' SPRING 80008
Are in and our new styles in Russets and Patent Leathers are the nobciest1ever
OLSEN
shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett's celebrated line of Tan and
' MMMSMHGOMW
M Hammocks. white. 05 cents.
Ohmmera-bnrners, 49 cents.
, he Star Ice Cream Freezer is the “Hitso"-Double Action, Cedar Tubs.
, u'ssvy Cans. Strongest. Quickest. Best. 2 qts.. two.
_ " Garden Boss in plain three-ply. wire bound or cotton covered, per foot,
”first. We guarantee every foot of this hose, and cut any length from 1 fooz
. Gasoline Stoves than all the houses in this town combin-
’ ell. More we have the “Quickmsal"-the best. '
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Ladies’ Oxfords, in Russia; Kid and Patent
Leathers, affords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes, while the
prion are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of our stock will convince you that our styles and shades are up to date, also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
OLSEN BROS.,
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s
Manger-Ike
:- Leap. Osrlahsd.
facsimile signature of
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A Perfeaiy Reliable and Ejection; Remedy for Indigestion. Consilxrffion, Dysmi-
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U‘None genuine without our Trademark and
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Beware of imitations.
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o D POWDER AND CIGARETTES."
A Sure Cure for Grip. Asthma, Chronic Cafurrh, Bron
chills, Hay Fever and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW BROS-s
a: AND iii LAFAYETI‘E PLACE. NEW YORK (Ji'i‘l.
Sole agents for the U. El. A. Sold by all drugglsts.
1 lb. lions. 20c; } lb. boxes. 100.
lil'lllVlllK.
of.
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118. ’%
—--ABK FOB-—
tnowvs $3.00 snot
aid you will see not only a
Meat. and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used.i:omhining Durability and Sty
flaking it the host 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. all
HS. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
an:
no THE movements:
Have You Seen it ?
The newest. most useful and dress
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Bteriin
our name and
lost artistille in the market,
VET.
address on your whee . thereby identifying
Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
Fill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN. iEWElEll,
9"" "9"“ “l ”mi,
Can have
heeaiysslssurs
«assure-inra
tubules.
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Business Center ofSti Alhane."
Vt. Almost Destroyed.
The City Only dared by the Arrival at the
Burlington I'Ire lupartmeat-Jflsm up.
lass Their Live- In a Balding Rouse
”MW Visited by Flames.
Br. Mass? Vt. May so.—-A disastrous
fire swept St. Albans yestmday afternoon.
destroying dwellings, business blocks.
public buildings and a largeumouut of
other property. The loss will be. over
0500.000. The fire broke out in. the
lumber yard of W. ll. Fonda. and in a
short time several large piles of lumber
and the business oflloo hadlgnited. A
high wind prevailed. and all efforts were
unavaiiing to check the fire. From the big
lumber yard it spread to adjoining bulld-
ings. destroying the blacksmith shop of
Louis St. Cyr. Chisholm lirothcrs‘ store
and the tenement house and drug store
owned and occupied by Ii‘. lildrod. The
fire next spread to the big building occu-
pied by the Crown Furniture company
and Collins' meat market. The blocks of
Wood 8.: Favro. J. 1]. Montlfore and W.
E. Dean adjoining wore also destroyed in
a short space of time.
At this point the wind had lnoronsed to
a miniature hurricane. and burning em-
hora Wore carried in every direction. The
local fire apparatus nndu large force of
townsmou endeavored to prevent the fire
extending to Main atrcct. whore the large
business blocks were ioonto-d. but their
efforts had little or no effect. Swanton
and Burlington worncallcd on for help. A
steamer from Burlington arrived. and oil
the streams were directed to the burning
buildings on Main stroot which had lg.
nltcd from flying embers.
It was found impossible to provont the
Main street blocks from burning. undo
dozen buildings Wore soon on fire at once.
The first Main street structurcs thntig-
tilted worn the stores of W. H. Builoy and
F. B. Morton. The William i'rintlng
company's building, the storosof Lombard
& Winthrop. hlarocau iv Vincent and Ful-
lcr's llvory strihlcs woro laid in ushos soon
after. The horscs and iiinsl. of the our-
rlngcs, harness, cum, in tho lottor were
saved.
The government building on lx'ingmun
street caught fire and was gutted. Most
of the papers. furniture, etc. was saved.
The Hill block. occupied by J. H, Welch
and W. N. Adam. was lovclmi to the-
ground. The Messenger building caught
fire and burned fiercely for ovcr half an
hour. the fire extending to the block occu-
pied by W. ll. Ellis' and W. ii. \l'uodwurd'a
stores. Most of tho buildings were of
wood and burned like tindor bofnro the
strong gale. many occupants not having
time to rescue their offsets.
Moore's marble Works on Foundry
street, Ryan’s grocery store and l‘.’ tcno~
mcnt houses in tho vicinity on the some
street wore destroycd. At last thc entire
Burlington fire department arrived, and
all the companies joined forces in an at-
tempt to check the fire on Main street.
The attempt was partially sum-essfnl.
and the fire was checked in time to save
the more valuable blocks on Mill
The stores of A. L. Walks. ; .
and (i. ll. llurvoy on Main strco
were burned. and at this point
runs of tho flro was staid. i‘ont
fire was obtained on Foundry Shi'i‘t‘l. six
blocks north of Moore's marble works. The
fire modo almost. a clean swoop from Etch-
bins sin-ct to lioyt. turning many people
out of thciv homcs. The St. \ibnns
House was saved with grout dilliculty.
The loss will oxccod handout).
The fire. after lcuviug Fonda's lumbcr
ynrd, pursued a northcrly course nlong
Cnthormo strcct, eating up many “'Ollili'fl
buildings hour by, thcn going along King-
lmiii slrccl. From (Junior oli'ou: on one
side to lloyt strcct on tho other n wall of
fire smspnhruugh tho outiro district to
and iit‘f'us-l Mnln stroct. which for several
blocks was laid \vnsto. including a num-
bcr of toucmont houses.
li'ully ill) i'muilics nrc bdrm-loss. and tho
occupants had time In saw only a few of
tin-lr cil‘cctn. ’i‘ho howls had in use kom~
surround cnudlcs inst night. its tho gin-l and
electric light sorvlccs wcl‘u cut oil. The
only light in tho stroois was from tho
Imoldcring ombors,
No serious m-cidonts nro rmmrted. It is
lrnposslhlo lo givo tho Insurance on the
burnod proporiy. as tho undcrwrllcrs nro
unnhlo to itsccrtnln what tho figures are
thcmsolvos. The total loss as near mi can
be figured is above stomach.
lilg Fire In llalifox.
flaunts. May 2o.-Ilntlfox was visited
by a windmill) fire. and thorn was nhtu
cent ‘e worth of insurance on the property
destroyed. The themes storied on the in-
tercolonlol rnllway's long wharf in the
cattle shod. lioth wharf and shod. in
which worn no fat cattle cruisignnd to Lea.
men & Co, which bad Just arrived from
Ontario. were soon consumed. us well as
the freight and immigration abode. The
fire then swept the immense eluding pier,
trustloworis and wharf of the Dominion
govcrmnout. on which worn is number of
loaded «and cars. 0n the surrounding
tracks were a grmt number of ompty and
loaded cars. but locomotives got monyof
tlwm out of danger. h‘nvcriti loaded with
boy were formed. ,
The proporty was owned by the lhunln»
ion government and conumpiontiy not in-
sured. lmanmn fit (10.. besides tho cattle,
lost two cars of beyond two of food Their
lossis Othello; no insurance. Mohiuilcn
of ’l‘ruro lost “.000 worth of lumber. un-
insured. and there were other trifling
losses. The big iron ship Anoyro. which
was lomling at the wharf. narrowly sloop
Od «hastruction.
The fire is thought tohnvo been the
work of an incendiary. The other gov-
ernment terminus was destroyed by fire,
and the loss of this one menus great in-
nonvenienoe to shipping and commercial
circles.
Three Men Burned to Death.
Btumrcnm. Ma. May 20. — Firs
broke out in George Mitchell’s grocery
store at Gate City and burned an entire
block before it could be checked. destroy-
ing Mitchell's share. .1. o. Fant's beard-
fnghousa Jake Mae's residence. Pisrson's
inset market. lira. Horsefss's residence.
Gets 0in high echcol and tern other
buildings. lane's boarding house wen tip
stain om Hlishsli's store. and the room
were occupied by it rolling mill men.
had been drinkingths night before.
i was with great difficulty that any
from d
, , ”n can
_ m ..
sun mucus; harass.
Bravaas' 'Porsr. Wis. With—Fin
broke out in the Moment of the Wiscon-
sin River I’apsr and l’nipoom‘pany's will.
located at Whiting. a few miles from
here. and all the buildings except the
pulp mill were destroyed
()1th Business mock Burned.
Cotonou. H. C., May:20.-—The olden
business block in licnnettsvllle. iii. 0., was
destroyed by fire. Seven stores were burn-
ed. Loss. 375.000.
MRS. LEVSLlE’S PLANS.
She Is (icing to England to flee Oscar
Wilde's Mother.
NEW YORK. May till—«Mrs. Frank Leslie
in to sail for England on Saturday to visit
her cx-niother-lu-lnw. Lady Wilde. and do
what she can to comfort that lady in her
'troubln over the disgraceful scandal in
which her eldest son has cut so prominent
a figure.
The hard Work of directing both the
business and editorial interests of The
Popular Monthly has made it lltlili'f-llilll'y
for Mrs. lcslie to tulio u long vacation this
year. and that «he might be frood of all
Worry she has loosed hcr periodical propor-
tion to a syndiruto. b'ho sold tlnit sho
Would spend most of her time with Lady
Wilde. and character-Hod the accusatlms
against Oscar Wilde ns falsehoods.
"She has the utmost confidence in him. "
said Mrs. hello, “and that lseihnrod by
me and all the persons who know him
Well and love him for his intclloctnnllty
and charming personality. No has "been
lied about unmorclfully, and the report
was evcn not going that his wife was to
suck a divorce. i know. in fact, that they
are living togoibcr now at zsoiiict rosort
in England. 1 have yet to hour of ono of
the mon;or Women who ronlly Lnows him
bollovlng the chorgcs maliciously brought
against him.
“Uh. yrs. lsuppnsc i shall son my for-
mer husband. Why not? Willie Wilde and
I arc the boat of friends. cvon though we
did find out tbnt our mnrringo was n this
toko. flu is a genius. but a \vnywnrd boy
with it all. Our mistako dim not inter—
lore iii tho lcust with ilm friendship that
will always oust between his mother and
mu.“
ARISTOCRATlC EVANGELISTS
Dr. Edward liu-n-it Hale l‘rcm'lu-s on the
Boston ('ulnumn.
Bosmx. May :Il.-—ln rcligious rcrvlccs
was soon smoothing novol hero Sundnynf-
tornoou when the l'niinrinn ministers of
Boston hold an opcn nir meeting on the
Common. ’l‘ho licv. llr. Edward “Everett
linlo wnsiho principal speaker. This is
probably tho first titno that any l'nltnrinn
minister has preachod on tho (‘oinmoiL
Boston people were somewhat lirllufl-
ishcd at the change in tho attitude of this
aristocratic dcnomluutlon. 'l'ho llov. Ab
bolt Walkloy of llrlghfon opcnod tho scrv-
ion with an explanatory stutcmcut that
those services would ho mntlnucti for six
Sundays. if sum-mm, thoy might be car-
ried on throughout the summer.
DELAY ON THE DEFENDER.
Planking lircclu-«l For the Yul'hl’s Deck
Tun llorssy For liw. ‘
IlmsTnL. if. l.. May :0.~’l‘ho launchlng
of tho llofcndi-r nmy bodclnycd soruo dnya
Tho lino planking fur the yachts dock or-
rlvcd Friday, but it is unscrisoncd and too
licuvyuml cnnnot bu thud. it mny be u
wcck liclnt'u it new ordcr can be illlcd.
Word has inn-u rcrcivcd that. tho suit of
nails bcing mndo for the iloicrulcr by “H-
Fun .\ >il>eivcc of ”Haiti" is ucnrly fluishcd.
The drcdgo thu'. lms boon digging um, a
way for tho launching lei. tho llrrrv-ihoil
'plcrs ended tho job noturdny night. 'l‘horc
is nmplo ilcpih now for tho new boat to
elidu otl' tho ways into thc ship lllllllllUl.
Tile- Funmus .ic-clrin Tunnrl lv‘inislu'll.
Ils/rrrrm‘. l‘rt. May t.‘u.—~f‘nntmctors
Scott and King. who hum boon employed
iii-Hing the famous .lc:ldo iunml imvc
ilnishcd rhcirprtrt of thc contract. The
final work VVllri tho ill‘ll‘lll}: of on oponiug
botwccn tho main tunnci from a point
hour l‘llutrvnlv toJouido. column-ting that
mlno with tho tunnel and complcfmg thc
subtorram-nn councctiun-s which will in-
suro minors of tlmt vnllcy «mutual floods.
Missing l'islwrrm-n l'is'iu-d l'p.
1h)" i‘oN. .\iny L'tl.~—~’l‘he llshlng schooner
Mary H. l'uvrcrs of this port. which or-
rlvod from North (’honnol. had on board
tho it missing flslwrmcn who tvcnt astray
from the fishing nclmonor iluth M. Mar-
tin ovcr ll wcok ago. Captain l'owt'rs ro~
ports that ho plrkml up tho incn inst Mon-
day in an exhausts-dcomiltlon L'UU miles
mist by south from lioston light.
Distinguished lnvaiids.
Wasnmorov, May till—Simrctary lin‘sh-
am had a quiet day. and his condition is
improvod. The improvement in licprcsont—
ntivo llltt'a condition. whllo slow and to-
dious. ls unruly. Miss Mary A. ilmhgc
(tinil linmiltoni is in nvcry prornuous
condition. film was worse Humluy. and
trio—it of tho tinw romulns unconscious.
"do! It's-liners Celebrate.
PHILMH-Zld'ilfA. May Bit—All Philadel-
phia Is nrmyml in bright colors in honor
of the tub] Follown' colobrntlun horn.
which human today. 'l'lio purpose of tho
assemblage is the «indication of the new
temple at lirond and Cherry lilt‘tllfl on
Tuesday next. Over 100,000 visitors from
other cities are (lxllflf'ltltl.
Captain of the Royal Arthur lie-ad.
Vtirroma. ll. (9., May 20.-('nptaln
Trench of ii. iii. 8. Royal Arthur. ling»
ship o'f the Pacific station. who had charge
of tho liritlah troops landed at Corinto.
died on April flu and was buried at son the
following day. 'i‘renob WM sick buta
fow hours, suffering from gastric lever.
A New Wharf For Gray Gables.
Buzzanm liar. Mane. May so.--A
gorernmont ahiomcr arrived here from
New York laden with steel costs for the
floating wharf to be built at Grey ilabics
to take the piece of the one washed away
by the storing of last winter.
comic Ready to "emit: Training.
New Yoiut. May 9".--Jflm0l J. Corbett
is in town again llo looks to be in or
sellout trim and ospccts to begin training
for his fight with Bob Fitzslmmons about
June i at Asbury Park.
“Ward “cow's tactic In the nausea.
Manor! lay “Ln-"WIN t’ionld's
sent. the Rsptuns. has arrived in the
and raise for the first theses
spam
no», a...»
1‘ ,, , at.
it of so completely by tho forces of the blue
. denomination.
m
A Sensation" in Presbyterian Asp
sembly Politics.
A BRIGGS BOBBIE THAT PAILED.
l
The New Moderator (Nannies a Pittsbur-
I’ulplt and Preach.- to a Big Audience
Debate of the Control of tiemlnaries l’rosn- ‘
fans to Come to an End This Afternoon.
Pr'rrsuuno. May Six—An n’aomhly non-
sntion has just been exposed. Winthrop '
B. (illmau of Uihnan. Sun» as Co. of Now .
York is said to have boon in cormspond-g
once with lending ministers of tho l'rosbyi j
tcrian church sottlng up liberals against "
‘liev. ilr. ii. if. Booth for moderator.
(lilmun is a chlthy Now York import-
er and gave mnny donations to theolmroh. ;
it is said he issued is circular from New
York attacking limitb, stating he was not
the man for the piano, holngnrhltrnry. and
that his election would ho a blunder. .
Glimnn is a loading ilrlggs man. The ’
story come out too late tohui-t liev. Booth, ‘
but creates a actuation.
Pittsburg i’roshytcrians boost especially '
of their orthodox l’rcshytorianism and
claim that the smoky atmosphere has had
no effect in obscuring the cloarnossof their
Cillvlnlnlln vision. iiut it is runny a day
since the place has bcen token procession
Churches of all sorts uml
varieties opened their doors and pulplts
on Sunday. and it took a long column of
small type to set forth all of the appoint-
nn'nfl made and accepted by tho divincs
of the Presbyterian gonorul assembly.
The wisdom of iicniamin Franklin
comes with double force to those who
cut bread made from
file FRANKLIN MILLS
FlN E FLOUR
OF THE
ENTIRE WHEAT’
Don’t confound this Flour
with any other— It is an origi-
nal product—made by a new,
process specially designed by
us —— It is the only Flour in the
world containing all the food
elements found in wheat
Almivs Ask For “ Franklin Mills."
All Leading Grocers hell it.
Franklin Mills 00.. room, it. v.
The greatest intorcst. however. was felt
in tho scrmon of tho moderator. Dr. it.
it. llooth of how York, who preached. as
is customary. in tho church where the us-
somhly sits. ilo was greeted byn large nu-
(licinm. which contniucd it largo propor-
tlou of assembly comiuissioucrs. Dr. Booth
was ntfondvd in the pulpit by Dr. “'il-
linm Mcl‘lvvcn. the pastor of the church.
and by ilr. W. l). Morgan. [mnuuucnt
clork of tho ll'iisillllllly. ills toxt was taken
from tho gospol of John xii. ilL‘: "And I.
if i be lifted up from tho north, will draw
all mon unto um."
ills subject was the vicarious and aton-
ing death of Christ, and tho sormon was
clear and powerful. if any of thonudicnoo
hopml for any uttomuccs on oucstions in
hot debate, thcy were illrilllllnlilltlil. us the
only thing that could be torturod into
such on iriicrprotntion was the emphatic
stntomcnl thnt "as against infidelity, ur‘
thodoxy now has its innings. "
TheI ('ontrul of the Seminar-lee.
Parts of two days have now becn de-
votcd by tho i’rcsbytorinn gonoral assem-
bly to the discussion of tho subject of as—
sembly control of the theological semi-
nurios. Today tho mnttor will ho resumed
with vigor. Thus for all attempts to limit
debate have been voted down overwhelm-
ingly. but Wiii‘d has gone forth that a dc—
cislcn must he rcachod at i o'llock this
aftcrnoon. Many. bowovor. doubt the
ability of tho lcmlors to put this pro-
gramme through. ’l'bc attitudc of the ill)-
cruls fnvors pustponunmnl in tho exporta-
tion [but if tho rcport of tho cornmittuo of
confcrcnro with tho scnmmrica is thor-
oughly nircd it. will ho \vmlwncd.
’l'hoconu-rmtlvcs. on thocoulrnry, want
u decision quick, sharp and overwhelm-
ing. ‘\
Already the fluid oclupiod is so long
that cominlssiouofi nro n-minriml of tho
ondicss diwussion in the liriugs and Smith
tom‘s. 'l'hc rcs‘ulf proiiilscs to bo thrxt ibu
camp. of rho firiwluuui'jf boards of the
churn it will be pusbod undo and that ox-
tcrunl 'rlli‘hiltlilw‘ will [bury it place which
docs not barium,r lu flu-11L
'l‘hc l'w‘ilil' coast is born again with a
[musing invitation in tho ilrul‘llillly it)
mum in hid} in Scuttic. 'l’brcc ycurs ago
tho nil-cling pinto was l'urtlnrul. Um.
and at that limo tho Briggs case was up.
its «fibrin upon tho chursh tin-«rot the
Bitchy rnnuutmns was not it“ that bud
bo- o limb lirilil'll. Now. with tho burning
illllnlllill-l out of tho way. u more favorable
lllllllil-‘sillli is bupcvl for “l'. Alcxomlrr
Album and blah r W it. ll.lll.il‘il. from tho
First church of Manic, illil cumigcd in
i‘flllhlaslili: «plus- it and in torturing senti-
incni m {mot . x' thcir c ity.
The r|lll‘~ll» It is iilscly to ho one of ex-
pcusv, um! it. may ho mil-son for tho
partnrsof Emilio to misc .1 guaranty fund
in iimlw it possible to talus Hui 'Ulliliilh
slouch so for and her]! tln-m so long. The
only ot‘or plow nn-ntionui is Horatugn,
\vhcro tho :nwcmhly up i, lost your and
whom tho t'mxlmlu-lnrmn mu be outcr-
tninod of bus cxpcnso than anywhere clean
in tho i ountry.
’l‘ho inrco amount of fluid already oun-
suiucd by tho munirmrydiscussion sooms
likely to result no a i‘ulisuqilulii‘d that other
matters. such as tho tronuncnt of tho stu-
dents of l'nlon seminary in Ncw York and
of the new mission hull-«I on Fifth arenas
in New York. will bc mnsidoml only in
the hrlcf lnlr-‘lvnl hoiwoen the rogulnr or-
dnra of the day. in uultiu rosrmcts it is for.
tunnto for tho oswmhly that it has n mod-
erator of mph grmlt excoutivo ability as
Dr. iioofh. Thus for hc hos Won goldcu
opinions from runny who voted against
him.
A l'rotnt l‘rmn Indiana.
lsorassrow. Mny {illm'l'llo fact that
tho unrxvrnl ilusi'illllly of tho l'rm-bytorlou
church. now in amnion at i’ittsburg. is to
double whnlhnr lmiimmls to ho allowed to :
carry on its homozmission work lndopond»
antly of the inward of homo missions
prsnnptod n unlon meeting in this city of
all the it i’rmbytsrlnn congregation».
Nearly :woo pmplo were present, and by
their enthusiasm expresmi tliomsolvnsee
opposed to going luck to the old plan of
being tied to the home board.
The ltov. (Jhnrioo '1‘. Thummfl of New
York dolivnrcd tho principal nddrcsa. ile
dbl not commit himself on favoring the
"Italians plan." however. but advised
breadth in all things.
French ”afoot flu- "one.
MMANI'A. Madagascar. May 20.--'l'he
First lmttollon of the colonlnl rcglmcnt
had in sharp fight with a large hodyoi lio-
VIa near Morrmmy. The Home find at the
point of the bayonet, timing no dead and
many woundml, There were ill of the
French wounded. The French then occu-
pied the More camp.
Clams Worm-st Abolish the f‘oior Illne-
Giflrson. hioy Silt-«Tho i‘blosgo Worm:
en‘s club has obliterated the color line.
Ohararter and character alone. flanked by
intelligence. is now the only condition of
membership in that organisation. lions.
«liar. razed, political fanning areall pushed
aside
Idiot by a Cirrus as...
Vacancies. stay mutilation leer. s
misc. .____.
SURGEON DENTlsT.
Teeth Elliott and Extraciml without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Red Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plates,
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
Tooth Extracted i’ainlesaly, 50c
Amalgam Fillings. ‘ 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Hold Fillings, $1.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Oflice open evenings until 8 p.’m.
NO. 42 WASHINGTOH 8111!".
Over Post Office. South linrwalk.
Physician leLWomenl
MRS. llil. fl. l. lillllfililn
Can be consulted at her cities.
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. Goon.
from In a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday.
Thalia-torts a regular ph 'sfcfztrr and for
the t sixteen years has my?» the DlSEASB
of "OMEN a specialty. Ladies suffer“.
from any riifilcult‘ inch en: in the sex on
period ilr. Hullfun in the strictest 00““ng
and with the assurance of receiving the
wilful and PM inninc lf't'itlffmnl known to
curicrn ~-»u:,.'<-ry and medicine. Home car.
furnished 'or rontlrirrnoul taco-e. Terms mod-
eratc. All ictrrrr promptlv replied to.“ 'l'n-
rains» stsmr .
com. lief?
RACE Broom) 2:13'4.
HircKcntuckE
Wilkrm. No. irMJtmord 291.5
Dam Argo. by crvice. ' .
leollomcr. 2"” 12.3.3
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BAY BARiiN,ll,254.
ttlmun 221mg.
H‘re Baron Willi". .‘0. i759. linm ('an'll
“'12er by Ururur it ‘llirn. 30.. 1311'. Hervice.
in' 3:11.. W.ii.E.iM‘K\Hu-li .lu.
xii 94 um ' Norwsth‘onn.
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We invite you.
(.‘omc and see
0BR
WALL
PAPERS.
Lct us give you an esti-
mate of cost of
Painting or tapering
yt ur house.
Paintsrs'. Supplies,
lrtists’ Materials.
Plumes hand to (trier.
i. ll. DEBKER,
19 19 u 19 19
Washington St, St. Ismail. lit.
”WAGONS.
Msaesemndhaad
Buggies, Pilllltls. Willi”.
W. W. Ill.
DARMER'
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