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mum liar some custom «dilator:
Mm trolley oars owner! here in
which several use were seriously it
not total! injured and a number at oth-
ers badly nisred. The accident happened
at Sepoml avenue and Eighty-sixth street.
Boostinhurst. car No. 701 or the Brooklyn
Heights railroad smashing Into car No. T
Bill at the same road. At Bensonhurst
station car No 818 crossed the street and
canto .ca sudden standstill. The other
car canto down the grade at a rapid speed,
and bolero the brake could be applied the
crash came. Both mm were crowded. and
the collision sent the passengers flying In
all directions. Those most seriously in»
jured are:
Adolph Finger. 29 years old. ci Tomp-
kins avenue and Fulton street, internal
injuries and log broken; Joseph Wilkin-
son. aged on, oi lilo Thirteenth street. in—
ternal injurlceuud oontuslous oi the body;
William himserschmidt, aged till. 0! not
Henry street, compound tractors oi the
leg and badly bruised; Robert II. Far-
man, conductor. of 801 Sixty-fourth street.
fracture of the log and oontusions oi hood
and body; John Bohrmann. aged ill), at
him Broadway. severely bruised about the
y.
0i tho 100 ‘or more passengers on the
' two' cars, thb great majority rcooivod
bruises of a more or less painful nature.
and a veritable panic onsuod. ’l‘hoso most
seriously injured were taken to tho various
hospitals. lioth motormou and Conductor
Burke were placed under arrest.
THE KICK-APOO OPENING.
There “'lll Bo 75,000 Persona on “and It
. Noon Thursday.
Gt'TllmE, 0. ’I’.. May filth—Tho publi-
cation of the prcsidont’s proclamation
opening the Kickapoo Indian country to
settlement crcatod grunt cxcitoment in his
section. Although everybody was ex-
pccting the news. its sudden announce-
ment came as a surprise. To say that all
Is excitement in towns surrounding the
new Eldorndo, and everything irmu a horse
ton bicycle Is being got in readiness for
the coming race for forms which bids lair
to equal tho grout rush to the Churches
strip, is no osaggorationr Next Thursday
at noon 132,000 home will be thrown open
to settlement. Eighty-threo thousand
acres have been resorvcd for school land
purposes, but Governor Ilcnirow gave out
word that‘bc will lmmodiatoly throw open
the school lands. This fact will help hun-
dreds 0! people who will {all to gut in on
the ground iloor on Thursday. Trains
are already bringing in hundreds oi pros-
poctivo settlers, and it is ostinmtod that by
Wednesday night 75,000pnoplo will be lin-
ing the borders of the Kickapoo country.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAot'r: GAMES.
A. Chicago-—
Chicago .......... l 0 8 2 0 0 :3 I 0—H
Brooklyn ......... 2 0 4 L’ l 0 U U 0—- it
At Cincinnati—-
Cincinnati ...... 0 0 ‘J 0 0 0 2 o 0-— 4
Washington ..... :3 U U 0 U U 0 0 1-— is
At St. Louis—
St. Louis. .. .0 l .I 0 0 0—- i
Baltimore .................. 0 0 U 0 0 l— 1
At Louisville—
ClovolamL ....... 3 0 ll 0 0 t) O l) '— R
Louisville ........ 0 0 U U i 0 0 :l 1— 4
EAHTEIIR u: Mill-1 GAME.
At Butl'ulo—
Buffalo ........ ...1 n o 3 it 0 0'5 '-—11
Scranton.........l 0 :l l 0 l U l 0— 7
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Cincinnati.“ N .l‘ul'r' Il:iltituurr~,. N H .471
Boston... 1‘: T .111; SLImtlls .lo l3 .Ml
Chicago ..... 15 ii Iii‘lmki) 11...? 1;! .354!
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JUSTICE ON BICYCLES.
Chicago I'uIIrI-mnn i‘istrll rs Murderer Aft—
r-r a Long Chase.
Curr/mo, May :o.——I’olicemou Loitus
and McCarthy (lomoustratod the prm-tit-n-
bility of tho bicycle as a moons of own
hauling iloot iootod fugitives by catching
William Sullivan, wantod on a chargo oi
murdor, aitor a charm oi nearly a milo.
When theoilioors hall Hlii‘ili‘ilti thulr pris-
oncr, an angry crowd gathorod around
thorn and thrmttencd to iakn Sullivan
away and do him injury. Sullivan'scrimo
was the shooting and killing oi William
Barrott.
Vnchornn to lie I‘roserutml.
ALIIANY, .\Iny 20.——l)istrict Attornvy
Burlingamo has prepared his case and will
move tho trial of Assemblyman Eugouo
Vachcron to! bribery before the circuit
court at tho term beginning on June 2.
lie says he will oppose any attmupt oi
counsel to put the matter over until the
next torm. as the charges are spooiilo, and
ploutyoi limo has elapsed slncotho in-
dictment was found to proparo a dciense.
Killed While Defending Ills Home.
BALTmous, hisy filo—Frank lion-ls
(colored), aged so. was shot dead by lich-
ert Lem (white) in the yard oi the latter.
Harris and some oorousing companions
attempted to tame an entrance into tho
house oi Lear Members of his iaruily and
irionds resisted tho crlorod man. A tree
light ioiiovrod, and Harris, leadcr of his
side. was killed.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The sister of President Dian of Mexico
is dead.
Dispatches from all ports of Maryland
make no note of damage to lruit crops by
the cold weather of last weok.
Three negrcos wore lynched in a dense
swamp on the Suwanee river, user Elia-
vilIa Fla, by white men tor assaulting a
white girl.
A panic followed the ialllng of a car'-
ing train the ceiling in the Boston Music
hall and tho bunting of an electric globe
simultaneously.
A trolley car plunged through an over-
head bridge In Plymouth township. Pa.
totally Injuring two persons and seriously
injuring four others.
A collision oi Catholic societies with the
Liberal annotations took place at Ant-
werp. and the police were obliged techsrge
the such with swords.
George Dixon. the champion leather.
weight pugliist of the world, was arrested
in New York. charged with being drunk
and disorderly and lined so. I. L-
ltts reported that lire. Mary so
and tiles Mary Wily, both at Wichita,
will shortly turn) a law partnership and
mothers in Topeka and humility.
4 tester the emu-om» ill-
lists "More and numerous!
rivals-beratin-
sysluttlws mildew
w
’Iflntlflll. than. May tau-ewe be
his :
Clltxlii‘ at Last Through sen;
Too Confidiug.
HE WAS A REAL POLI'I‘B ROBBBR.
It Was lie “'lro Made on» wrom’r-rm
Ill (lath on a lllhle That iii-c Wouldn't
‘l‘otlw But Hire Did. and Now Us In In
Jail.
Now Yomt, May 20.--John Rogers. the
polite burglar who early on the morning
of Sunday, April 2i. broke into A. Foster
liimlins' house at Greenwich, Conn, and
pursuedod Miss 'I‘ibbio Wight, who lives
there with her mothor. to dt-ilvor hcr val-
uables and in addition to promiso not to
toll, was arrested at the Bowery and First
street by Constable James II. Fitz Itoy ol
(irrenwich. He spent yoswrday in tho
Tombs. It was all duo to his contiding
nature.
People who like: uread about burglars
will recall that lira burglar put himscii
In the way of becoming known by apprnr-
lug In the bedroom 0! Miss \i‘lght and
arousing hvr. Next he stood ovor bor with
a bludgoou in his hand and said:
”if yoli‘muko a union, 1’“ kill you."
Miss Wight kept In-r bond and replied,
“What do you want?"
"Money.”
"We arc poor; wu lutvu- no mom-y." un-
swerod Miss Wight, slung up in bed.
The search for vulnobr.--. rosultcd in the
finding of a Watch. stint! in oimugcoud
some small pioneer of jowulry. Tilt-so tho
burglar took, Miss Wight in tho uioautiruu
managing to drop a volunblo diamond
brooch, givun to her by tho King’s Daugh-
ters. on tho iloor, and thou with lu-r bare
loot to push It not of sight uudcr it Im-
rcnu.
Just about this time tho burglar thought
Miss Wight rwognizod him. ilo asked it
she didn't know him, She murmun-d
something. and tin-n tho burglar uutlod
tho bundagnt
"Look hero," ho said. “You're a good
church girl. arcn't you?"
" Yes," was the reply.
“Have you got a Illblo hero?“ ho cun-
iinuud.
" Yes. there is out). "
“Go get it. and don't mako any noise. "
Silo got. the Iliblu.
blade "or Tako rm Oath.
“an get down on your knees and
promise you won‘t tell the polim on me
or sot anybody chasing mo," wont on the
burglar.
Miss Wight did as sbo was told.
“And that you won't appear against me
on trial if I am caught?”
The burglar probably recalled yesterday
in the Tombs the promise whit-h Miss
Wight than made. Ilo mndo hor "kiss the
book" on her knees. and thou sho rose to
her loci and boggod him to loat'o hor the
watch. which was a present to hor. Iio rd
turnvd it.
Then with an apology for Intruding on
hot- at such an hour tho burglar departod.
He took with him among otiwr things an
oxidized silver pin manic in tho shape at
two hearts joined together.
Miss Wight's servant lournod of the
burglary. and It got around (Irocnwich
that tho burglar was John Iiugors, who
used to work for Ilakcr Iinrtnr-l oi liroon-
wish. 'i‘lm police bolicu'd that Ilnuors
came to Now York. but nothing was heard
oi blur until a think ago Thursday. whoa
two firm-wirh men who know [bop-rs
rot-t him umr tho iluu'ory and lilowkor
strvui. 'I'hvy spout a mmplo of hours with
him. and he muihh-d to mom tho story oi
tho burglary. ilo told how ho had outorod
tho housu. lio told than that ho got out oi
(irootiwb‘h anti walks-(l by rnumlabuui
ways toward Sow York, Ilo rmolwri Wil-
liruusbririuc and tin-w loot a stronger.
'i'hoy Woro poorly. and to rvliovo lboir
wants they rubbod a bouso tin-m ono night
and gut $5M and two wan-hos. 'l‘hon be
calm in Now York. [in bad boon doing
Iitilu slur-o.
‘ ilrl “'as Too ('uuibiing.
'I‘hut mu tho smuuul tlmo Ilogors was
too rouiidiug. for tho Hrcouwh-h mun ro-
t man! to liroonwivb and told t‘onstahle
Igor Iloy mui i’inkt-rtou Ilotovtivo Iiailoy
wl it they had loaruud.
I’m, tiny and Ilailoy couldn‘t get to
Now York too slum. l'p tob‘aturday night
”my qui lllllllt‘ thrco trips born looking for
Rogers. Saturday tlwy timught would be
a good than to ilud their man, and so they
started to patrol tho Iiuwoi‘y.
(“unstable FIJI Iioy and liailcy saw lots
of illtorrstirrg things along the ilowory
thoy worn out looking iur all through the
evening. but tho object of thoIr scorch os~
capoll them until 1:30 yostcrday morning.
They \t'cro thou at First stroot and the
Bowery. Tbcrc ilaiioy saw Rogers and
spoke to Fit]. iioy.
The latter stopped up to Rogers and
said so as not to ntarilo him too much, "I
want you. Mr. ltogcrs"
lingers oyvd tho ourrstablo a mount and
rcpllod. "All right, hir. Fitz itoy, Iwill
go with you."
They lamlcd thoir prisoner In the
Tombs aitor uomn dimculty. A gangol
tooghs tried to rescue him onco, but were
beaten off.
In oaool Iiognrs' pockets was lourrd the
doublchcart shaped oxidized slivor pin.
Rogers had little in any, but spoko woll oi
the young women ho had loit obilgml to
rob. lie was taken to the Essex Markol
Pollm- r-ourt yesterday morning and soul
to tho Turning to await roquisition papers.
In the afternoon Fitz 1on returned the
oxidlzod pin to Miss Wight.
A Mulls-at Nnrvoyor ”suited.
Now listss, May mull. lioilism
Robinson. Yalc. '05, was surveying with
his classmates. whomoa Quinnlplno bridge,
at Illvor strcct. the stool tape llnc loll
across a trolley wire. Robinson was badly
burned and slmckod.
Cerllele (II on a Speculum-lung Tour.
WAHIIINIITHN, tiny flu—Bombs” of the
Treasury trarllslo and party lr-tt Washing-
ton over the Chmponko and Ulric railroad
tor the south. where the secretary is to
moire scvcral addresses In support of the
sound moncy policy. '
China’s met It only momma.
Wsemso‘ros, May iio.--A careful our?
pilotiou of tho ilgnres oI the Chinese u
tionai debt shows that it now aggregates
only about £10,ooo,oon-—a sum insignia-
cant in View oi the great rosourcos oi that
notion. ___
sues Hundred rommlwmsse.
Juliana, May 20.-A 'l'uririeh pilgrim
steamer carrying Mohammedan pilgrims
going to News was wrecked on the Red
sea 'i‘hm were too people on board, all
at when were saved.
Shilling ll ”Whit...
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fight. one Whale
tho far-t that n loadod munibus was our
~ut'ouml hi: to rk, ma! bu v.u~ thrown into
ensues waste.
‘4. lard-nests coer— my” '
In Italy. t .
qusxcs. his! tau—tbs population
this city was thrown into a stem of panic
by a scrim oi earthquakes that did much
vantage horn and in other places. People
-.;tro wore in their houses when the first
work come ran torror stricken into the
u'rcots. 'l’hoir wild tries could be heard
u orywhcro. O ‘
’i‘he shocks wore so violent that houses
swayed like ships in a son. in a number
at cases roofs foil in. injuring "only per-
sons who had not soma‘it satiety in flight.
’I'ho wildest scenes were at the theaters.
whore [ulrioruuauoos ware going on as our»
al. The llrst shock roused those in the
audience to tool; wondvrlngly at oaoh oth-
er. 'l‘hun tho earth swaywl again, and
mold sililllla oi "itlnrthquakc!" the crowds
modc rosin-a- tor the exits.
Mod with terror, no respect was shown
for tho Woman. wool; or aged, and in the
crush many wcro badly hurt.
l‘pon min-hing tho structs tho crowds
from tho thmuors mot those who had lied
from their dwellings. and tho oxr'itcmout
that onsucd inado confusion Worse con-
ioumlod.
At Ul'iirwlilli, a sulrurb oi Florouco, the
shocks “'vru wry violout. 'i'hc r-xtout of
tho oarth umvomout may be judged from
illI'IIllii. 'i'u‘vlvo rouldcnts oi (irassina were
hurt. A numbcr of persons roi'usod in re-
cutor tlu-ir Imilsus during tho night. They
rcumlIu-d on tho ootsuuill altordayu
light. Many of “$1 tack shelter in yo-
liiclort
Altar tho first lovcro shocks there were
I'Ulli‘flillii lighter ones. This seismic dis.
turbuuco W:H felt in Lum-a..I’outcdoro.
and guucrally throughout 'i'usrany. 'i'bo
norm r of [Lo mowmont was at Florence.
whoro for many years nothing similar has
ocumrod.
Around I“illltlli'(l a uumhor oi houses
worn tivstro;..ul. and tour [lurfililisl woro
klIIt'lI. As t'urtbor ropnrtz-i of tho carib-
quhko mum to luuul tho extent of the dis-
Iislil'l' widuus. .\i Lappinggi, o. \‘illugo no'lr
Grassinu. no loss limb in houses were
thrown from thoir ioumlutious and rum-
plotoly \vrm'kml.
A hilII touturv of tho (li~1l§l(‘l‘ at this
plum wan iIo- iimilug of thotzmly of 11
young Innibur, with her Infant rgiaspod to
bar irourt. >bo luul cvidontly:liioluptt-d
to iluc; but. tum-tiwr with lu-r rhild, was
crushed to «bull- lu-ucat b tho falling walls
of hor homo
An lll\'u.~il;.:ltilnn was manic by tho mu-
nicipal uuthminvs in I’lm'rnro. who osti~
tnulmi llmi. JiJiIm Imusos worn damslgwil.
'i'ho cutlmlrnl ll.“ i‘nttrdrolc di Santa
Maria dvi Finn-i. an imposing example of
Italian Holim- urvhim-luroand prol‘ably
tho roost r- nmrlmblo building oi its kind
in I‘luropv. was minowhat damaged.
DROWNED A RASCAL.
Tic-d I Sinks-r In 'lii Neck and 'l‘lrreu‘ Illm
Into the [tin-r.
)ioxrrmur-m. Ala. May fill—About a
month ago .ll'rllin Shivers and tWo otlurr
lll‘gl'lvt‘a'i‘lllii‘l’ti llirm- yuuugduughiors of a
white iurmormvay (rum homo in ('niloo
county and ill-loinbd thorn in ilmwrmds
for u wrok. 'l'bo girls linully mado tboir
way homo again. but tho rascals who It'll
thorn oil (‘ullltl not bu iouud in spito oi a
diligonl scan-tr lmiug mode for iln'm,
rioturdny night, lunt'oVor. it “as loam»
ad that Shivers was iua houso nunr 'l'qu-r—
um lv. in that county. and a posse quint-
iy organic-I and wont thoro and secured
him. liu \\.I~ taken i~I I’ru riror. not iar
away. A row With a nilllu’l’ was Ill'll
tho riwr and «irmnmi. The other two
limo not two to mi izom.
I'nnl “my Mme llr. l lxl. w
“',v\-li;\v-rh\'_ .‘day 2'” ——l':tul llr ,‘T'bo
nopbuw wt ix l'nn~ul \l'allor, “er itrrm-d
in \ow York on tho \ condom. is m “linil‘
ingtuu and H filliltlvillg \ch irivml< Ilc
~zm' .\~'~i~!:tlvt .‘o- rotary l bl oi the slash-
iluputirurnr. to whom lm Illlli bI~ «my oi
tizo trout Erw .«tpuru-m'uzi by Mr. “allot
and bim~ ll .er mim: out of tho mnrewmu
gmumi in 11mm by tho lluvu. gwwrnmout
and who h il'rlnlmllwi in tho mnsul 4 im-
przwum m :m i his : Ilroy‘n (Irpoiiunon
'I‘Ili-i ililul’llulll *li wyli lin of 11er in tho
dopartrm-m in tho own! that It is ulcvidml
to inko :u .2‘ :1 .li Mr. irroy's mu).
I-‘nt ll Ilum' ”Vi-r as “'mnun.
I'lth'an. ills, lioy :o,-~I"rauk Ilar-
rls. a saloon kuopor. shot i'bnrlrw liongio.
lullh ting n lilllll WUIHHI. 'l'ho two had
trouble nvwl' a Woman. and Harris. much
3",: lloughv on tho smart. puiiod a romhor
and shut Alter tho «tutoring Harrie gavo
Ilium-ii up Harris is an obi time proton.
sionni ball player and [Illljdld in tho i'iltt
burg Louuuo loam ior twill" limo.
Kills-d by ten Iniuplmlnn.
Sm You. May 'Jil.-—~l".tll\'rtl'il Holla-
ghrr, it! yours obi, whom homo llt ull 'l'blr-
ty ninth .tll‘l‘lii. mar i‘m‘uilli avouuc. was
I\IIIIVII by u dymnulto explosion on tho now
Harlem riwr bridge at two Hundred and
'I‘blrtioih «trout. .lolm (arroll. aged L'IJ
years. of ill! I‘Ioet lino Ilutulrml and
'i‘Wonty nonoth htl’lmi, who had obargo
of the blast. Mm arrontotl.
Ito Wan "orb In the White "min.
W,\.|~lil\h‘i‘n\‘, May Gum'l‘ho only malo
porrmum'cr bum in tho \l‘hitu Iloueow
ltolmrr 'i'ylnr Jones. a grandson of I‘rosl-
til'lll 'I‘ylorwio dead In this city. Mo was
tho sou oi Mary 'l‘ylurdoues. tho oldest
and favorite doucbtor oi tho pron-bloat.
The Women Will Prom-h.
“min-s. May :2" MA lmturc oi tho
third bimninl otiltlu‘ll of ”it! World's W,
if T. 1'. and tho nitroloonth rounviloi the
ilriilslr Woman's 'i'umlmrrmvo “emulation
In in ho lio- m-o'upatlou oi llritlslr pulpit:-
ol dillcrmt lionoroirmtlons by Woman.
fluid ‘llurs Plunge Ilsmls.
Yi’iiA, A. ’i‘.. May ctr—ionic oi the
loading unlri mirror at i’imim, no rim (Yul-
omdo river. so miine DIM“! hero. have
mm mm m Now Yuri: and Mentor por-
tion. who will put. a mill on the property
at once.
t'rmutr-rt‘rilon license From Jail.
tumult-mos. W. \‘a., May tin—Fred
'l'ycho and John Freeman. who wore 000'
Virtml oi making and moving mirtltcriclt
money at the prosont term of tho United
Matt-s mart In this city. escaped irom jail.
Fell "end From Ills liloyole.
an Yuan. May un.~—Au unitnrmn bi
cyclist loll deed lrom his wheoi while rid-
lug on Word “no Hundred and Birth
strum. it is supposed he died irom spot
piety. ‘ fl _. ‘ A,
Trolley tier Conductor Killed.
luminous. May adamant; I. Russell.
conductor oi on open car. willie statistic
to the step eelleotlogtem. win but
millet a trailer wise post I“ killed.
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Weareuotooutent without-es-
forte until we reach the top.
We have Fine
Ready Made Clothing
and now have“.
dad a fine line of Custom Pe-
brics, from which we can make
to meaure the finest
Clothes and Suits. Sill ant Sill:
Trousers. $5 to $1.
* Vb
Satisfaction Guaranteed a in Sale.
VW.‘A. BENEDIBT & 80.,
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Sentinel Building,
South Nor-walk.
DRY GOODS STORE, :
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THE LEADING
Tristram & Hyatt, -
The earnest
sincc
print
news
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Give This Your Thoughtful Attention.
quality we have given to our advertising for the past four years or
we started to business has left exaggeration far behind. What we write and
you can silord to read. We and our public are equally interested in thisstoro
l. is easy to assert,but it is the doingmot the saying that counts in the long run.
HOUSEFURNISIIING DEPARTMENT.
Ladies wise in such things say that we have the largest and best displayed as-
sortmcnt of bouset‘urnishing goods in town.
Everything that cunning hands and
ingenious brains can devise to lighten the work in the kitchen are here at your ser-
vice
are b
Porcelain Onyx Banquet Lamp, center dratt,
(‘upid Banquet Lamp,
Decorated Table Lamp, center drai‘, dome shade,
Library Hanging Lamp,
While all goods throughout the department, whether useful or ornamental,
cldiog out such price hands of invitation to you as seem simply impossible.
2'00
2 50
3 75
We want to talk about our Pioneer Oil Hester. mammoth burner at $4.25. Just
the thing for cool nights and mornings.
Burn
' A lamp and heater combined.
or OriStovr,caetirou tank, 390. We have better ones if desired. Maxim
(lrsss Hammock. 550; the White Mountain Ice Cream Freezer, 2 qts . $1.89. the
twat irerzer on the market; 1 set Cups and Saucers, l doz. cups.
8 inch Dunner Plates, 75:3 dozvn;
a} doz saucers, 390;
7 inch Breakfast Plates. 69.: dozen; 6 inch Tea
Plates. 55c dozen: 5 inch Pie Plates. ~l$c doze-n.
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Remember our kitchen department is not in the basement but on the ground
under our cloak room and is thoroughly lighted by seven large windows so
that customers can see what they are buying.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
lristram it Hyatt, N
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an
orwalk, Boar‘-
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Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
scli them. And at this time are showing the best line of
on 0101qu
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aflord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS &CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
Washington Street. - South llorwalk. Bonn.
FIRE!
~ FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
CRUCKERY, ELASSWAHE AND
llllllSE FURNISHING llflfllli.
Owing to the tire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Bale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.
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23 ion Street, Norwelh,
Norwalk Chronicler