, ntsrsirar a an more
’ fl! Iowa.
:4. gm W Isn- the Iain-gs
' “methane-nose”
‘MWnnthhnrhe.
"Vales-”is
firs-re m»
”has: n. o. r., will more
Isfiillldsarsstcaight.
rte County-Merlot: case will be
"‘ one ianrldmt. Friday.
James A. Farrlngton has closed his
, "lot on Railroad place (or an in-
“ units “are.
lfhsltiuluv’ay department at llorwalh
h‘hying outs small part on the green
atlain and Ward streets.
The work of block-paving the Tram-
weyerossing from Wall street into Bel-
llu avenue. was commenced .Iiis morn-
i-s.
~‘l‘ha purest conesat lane's restaurant.
Ira. Alexander Prlngls, 0! Franklin
Mwu tahntothehomeof heroic.
mun New York city, yesterday, tore-
Ialn n short time.
John Bernhard and Barry Hyatt cap-
tured a litter of raccoons, yesterday.
”Mom’slce houses. They have
the ”ante and seven young ones.
In. Gertrude 1.. Camp, in. Kitty
Camp, Berry Camp. and Robert Green,
d Norwalk, will go to Station! this
waning to attend the Elwethoife wed-
dine
George Tobey, engineer {hr Inthrop a
“dropped a hatchet on his right
(out. yesterday, and cut it quite badly.
Dr. W. (J. Burke was obliged to tats
several stitches in the member.
Judge Woodward,of the Norwslk Pro-
bate Court. has appointed Benjamin P.
lead and L. B. Sutton, of New Canaan,
commissioners on the insolvent. estate or
Kellogg & Bates, the New Canaan
jewelers. ________
In justice to the Mahuckesno haselnll
tsam,’ it should he stated that they did
not engage to play in Stamlord. last Sot—
nrdsy nftornoon. The Continentals in.
”dad going down, but could not get
thslr man together.
Ira-Esrtnnt. of Chapel street, com-
,Unetl to Chief of Polka Bradley, yes-
L, . .. small“ her son Joe was incorrigible.
The young man was brought before
Judas Bubbellnnd released with a n-
primand upon his promise to do better.
In the game of “lorty-tive" at John
Hogan’s, last night, between florwalh.
Warm" and Saugatuck players, the
former won. The score now stands:
lorwaik, 1; Westport. l; Baugatuck, 2.
Anothergame will be played at John
launing’s tomorrow night.
The authorities in Westport received a
dhpatch yesterday alternoon, dated
Brdoklyn. which stated that the wile o!
Daniel Simpson, who dropped dead in
that place. Monday afternoon, would
come up todayto claim the body and
“in it to New York city.
—-Purs pine apple cream, at lane’s
Benjamin VanBuskirh, a former reelr
dent of Norwalk. died at his home on
Iarcy avenue.’Broohiyn. Monday night.
of Bright's disease. The funeral will
take place tonight at ll o'clock. from his
its home. The deceased wasan uncle
of Benjamin Bennett, of Norwalh.
Therewill be a union Grand Anny
entries at the Norwalt Methodist
dutch. next Sunday evening. TheVer:
non children will sing two selections at
thlaservloa. which will certainly be a
“ammo. These three children
willalsoappesr in concert at the some
placsoolondsy evening. ltsy 27. ed-
M to ell ports of the churnhis
twenty-live cents
[rostrum news or smrr not: ]
STORIES OF THE ESTATE.
‘l'hsbaotsriologists of Wesleyan have
”their slientiolt called to a peculiar
condition cisil'sirs at Pameacba Pond.
Ming has ailscted the fish and old
mu call it fish cholera. The llsh
'usdlseassd and the disease has cansed
ntaugurlite growthto be seen in the
It. Measles and line peel oil and
their methods cl swimming are peculiar.
'rhsshorssot the pond are lined with
dead lsh. Soars twenty-Ive yssrssgo a
“circumstance was Mead.
Absantiflli fountain ls hdng placed
hmmaldf’or by the sac-am
“flannel donors spelt Ashsw
I'snsy‘s sans "Tracey" and easiest»
, away any time.
Ian-'“usnfln'm
Without doubt the man who died sud-
hl’ ill “Mach“, mute
wass green goods lean and honour
m. A osrriapseootaiolag the two
M ”I lorries alone the hire“! bo-
twesu the village of Baoptuoh and
Westport when behind it can» a car-
risgsoootslnlsg two residents at West-
put-Osage Farris and William Potts.
Wheathsy caught up to thsilm car
rings. Potts. who was driving, turned
wttogo hy.sad indoiogsc structa
whssiotthellrstvshicis.snd oneolthe
occupants. a large man. exclaimed.
"Push oil. there!”
Farris made some reply. and the amino
gor grabbed the whip and attempted to
strike Ferric l’ottr whipped up his horse.
and to race followed [or n illmr! dlllllllt‘o.
Soon the home driven by Potts began to
draw away. The etmugers. who were urg-
ing their hum ellorply. were greatly ciro
cited. and trim» they saw they could .ot
catch up the trout than dropped the lines
and. standing up i the mrrlags. drew a
mom trims bis 1 .Itot. and. cooking it.
piloted it at the men in the curriego only
I low loot ahead of him.
Threatened to “boot.
"1'" sitcom you!" he cried. As he ut-
tered these words Ferris looked lllllll‘lltl.
and saw him letter and fall tothe mt.
ills companion seized the returned brought
the hat-ac in a standstill in front at the
stable oi Arthur Williams The latter was
hurriedly netted to bring some water. it
only miuirod a glance to son that the tnun
was dead. in the bottom of the carriage
the loaded revolver was found.
The companion "l the (loud man sold
his own name woo ”arid linrko and that
at the dead man Daniel simian". anal that
they lived at :12? Third nt’eouo. Xow York.
He will they bod been driving through
the country [or aortic limo for plouuro.
He seemed very much excited and anxious
to get away. He gave but little lllliiflllw
tied to Medical Examiner Powers. who
was making the investigation. and left as
soon as he could get away. saying be true
going to New York to break the news to
the man's wife and family. and would re-
turn at once and lake the body “away,
That was the last that has been mu or
heard of him.
When Coroner Dolor: went to Warm“
to make an investigation, he found among
the crime of the (1sz man a r-oi'nplclo
green prints and Muller: "mill. Two tin
hoses nimttt sis ltu'lim aqllnl'riJVllh air-mu
locks on them. were found. and when
opened in one was found a brick and in
the other two preeisnuceul green paper just
the elm of limit; hills with a {:0 bill on
the top of Will and curl; labeled Kalli“.
Scattered through the paper trail Jim in
good money om! if; Confmimts 1:; bills.
(in the tlml roan woo also found a limit
giving the matron of the «miller, prmiilonl
and directors at awry bank in the vicinity
and the comm of rsrraams owning forms
tor solo. .‘iil’tlllllf them were:
liners (M Information.
James Gmbinrd. two miles north of Tor-
rlngtort on Winston bill road. leaves 0.,
one son at home. timid sow.
Charles Adams, four in, n 0! Ashton.
8. l. 209 ll}: Five houses in l’awluclwt.
Cost .7 g. mortgages on plaice of property
in Ashton :3 by. g. hlstrri Young wile
left him once. Wants to sell.
Mr. Lamb. 2:» South Slain street. Ab
tlchorougb. Moss.. three sons in business
in town, not at home. Wonto to sell.
William Wesherby. one arm at home Is a
selentmari threw to. south oi lledbnm, Mass.
1) out liner street.
William I'lrler. Warren. it i. lint charge
of street (It‘ll-Ding. hires with son iii-law.
lie is agent (for it. it, (I. and 1!. Can get
"or. property he wants to
evil. Lives M :37 Chime street. Wife dead.
Saw.
The rim»! mom appears to hazelnut fl.)
yours old. nmrly at". lent tall. with sandy
hair and mi manta: be The renmim are
or. the uwirrrmkcr a in “‘mlgsm 'llur mm-
ner hon charm: of all the warranty belong
[my to the men. including Ills! hum rand
rat-rings. It is said they have Mondrirmg
through the "runny in this neighborhood
tor several days and intended to swindle
mm who want In mil farrne. The mun
(-nllmil'lte‘d in this» allots oro Ihnuuiit to be
the twin men whrr mid a tanner on (inc-.9.
bold bill a trivia ior ”MM! a short time
ago.
Prayer mm Omitted.
‘11..» weekly prayer service of
the South Xorwalk Congregational
church will necessarily be omitted
tomorrow svening,ou account of the
church cleaning whichisbelngcloue this
west.
WESTON.
Mr. Brown, the liliooisstate secretary
ofthe V. hi. (I. A.. who has been the
aural of Frank lane. preached in the
Stanfield church on Sunday. ltr. Taster,
another friend when Ir. Laos has been
enterteioirig. from WC”. lie... led the
Y. P. Ii. C. ll. routing in the evening.
and delighted the large number present
with an interesting «tinctures.
lilies Fannie lorry will give an enter.
talentent iofimnnnnel church pnloraou
Friday "out”, lay flat. libs will he
assisted by her scholars and the precede
will belor thsbeneiit of the Good lliil
school.
It». A. 1.. ’l'rssdwsil. oi (Mord. Ohio,
who is to spend the summer with her
parents in m hashsaa ths guest of
her sitar. Ire. Walter Rowland, of this
plsca
A new gas pipe tease has been around
shows the grounds of the W
m The parsonage has also been
fibmrssoln. 'l‘hslghtavsrpslafl.
misspell-got these-utter».-
mmmmumm
strumming
uWaaysthswssttlsi. nae
“ prospects tor a yams hrsry
W.
TwiewllsvsnsnquflIt-l
”hMfllfimb
imwrdhssflw
"in latte m
Charles (lollrsy, at (is-acne has
vistidesstssirlsslstsltolrs. J. n.
Orsgsryhsssprntawashhsra
laminates! lacunae-lied-
Ilsa. spat Sunday with Ira. Althea
Beetle.
his? I. W M of
“”0““th
“Milena! Marat
mmnumm
e
coo
m-..”
All theCongsngntion lute-rested In an la-
cident or a humour Day.
"You might think," sold a church ush-
er, ”that therowns nothing to do in a
church but not. [aspiring but, their me,
strong» things are lmmxrulng all the time.
Otiosumlimr tiny, when the church doors
Worn own. I now u lieu opium. l lililml at
the black of the pews just buyrmd the cm!
of the middle ulelo, and filming iilmlll right.
at tlmi-ml ol‘ lliouieiu, looking (it mound
worming his lull. llv wxw it him looking
(log. resort of red ring. elmgm’ and gentle
looking. but of mum-church wun nu plum
for him. lint he won lll'lll‘l‘l‘ llu- llli-ll‘i than
I Wits, illlll lie was “Mind in make the tour
of the dumb. fllill l WEN mm bu wrmld
e‘ltlrt down ii i llllllllll' ulnaln llm llmnwnt l
tmulo any new!" effort to put him out.
hillll I minim ~d toward him with u friend-
ly lk‘ltl‘lilultllil lmlvalrvlvliml hand. hoping
this! he would fillillil etill until I (‘Illllll mat.
between him llllil the aisle. lin \mggml
lllll full twill hulunmlly when he saw me
approach, but lli'lill‘lt I ('01le art ill'lll'
enough to cut him all he elm-ted down the
aisle. sommy tlmt nulnxlylimrd him, and
nobody imw him until he bml pttewd.
“In one of the plum nlmnt half way
clown the “isle, not it little girl with (mu
hand noting on the Min of the pow. The
dog ltitltml hero, and will: his unsi- gently
puelmi llui little girl’s ham! nfl till-pew.
She snatched it away and looked nmund
womlnrinuly and saw for tlmilm time the
ring standing tbs-m. wagging his mil and
looking tit her. film laughed outright. and
than the dog wnggul his mil more Mill
started on again. By this time m-vryhmiy
in the church knew ulsmt the dog, and ev-
erybody was interested in him.
"He kept on down the middle til-lo, post
tho pulpit and umuml tllocml o! orient the
block» 4;! [mini toward a side uislonml
stoned along the side aisle lolYill'Cllill n‘ur
ofthocllumll again. Then the sexton start-
ed up this bill!“ illellt from llill mu- of the
church. intcmlilm lu Ilerl‘ the (log out,
but when the «log mw him running 110
Wotan-«l his miinud lurimi and shifted
lint-i. lbw unyln‘ inul mnwnml :mlund into
the middle Ellbll‘ again. llv sin-ppm] llu'ru
urin- ulnl lurimi tumml lilo pulpit llllll
lnvikml upmtlu- Ilillll~ll’l‘. \\llf.:i1lll)£lli§iilll
till flip limo. ”1'wrinullulri'llu'livntllll-
lllrml (Lu: llmt our liml.
""l'lwti ln' turnml ulu'l- more lllill untried
law's. lla- rinm- down in \hlll'l‘v.‘ lm lizul
ilfill’lul. uml tin-n trultni alum: the hum of
the [rite .‘imi will u! li‘c church by n (lnur
umm.~itz~ in llu- o-rw lry “llll‘ll lin hm] l'llli‘l“
ml. The ill-mini he hli‘plli’ll lllr'nuxh llii‘
their twin-uni tho uwxi ln-lm-mluus uproar.
llu luiil llll‘l mmlln-r dug uutxidn-
".\~‘ it lililllt'l‘ vi furl. l Mlmum- mlr ling
hall i‘lillili lulu tin-church ll) «wt-31:5 lilu
:dlwrrlug. lii- didn't want to flgln. um! I
supine-c he thought l.’ the mlwr «log saw
him go inlursrlnm'h hu'll {vol kind of
nehnrticd oi humid! and go away. ‘ lint hr-
dirin’t; he just hum: around outside lllld
thih'll. Thu pl‘fll'vfill dog was ilipiumnlic,
you emu lint. lli- m-nt out by nilillvn-nt
«in»! from line one lli‘ l‘illlll' it) ill. thinking
tin doubt llmt the diigthnt minted in light
tt'uuhl mill for him whom he came in. and
that ho wuulil mmpvtlu- nlln-r linmilill uni.
”way quit-ll}; by going out at the other
(ll-Fr. but lhu other dog: must have uni-seed
lllw inn-mien», for he was waiting for llllll
llll'l‘an
“(Mir slug didn't want in fight. lull he
didn't run ll\\.'l_l‘. limui mnurml. fill:|',:ll}'
undermin- no ln- tum. ln- pin-hm! in and
(Might “Lu .1 «lvmnu. ll-‘twm'n lhvm lllvy
mm!» mun- nuiw limit on vurtlupmkv. it
pretty twurijr lll'lvlil‘ up the urmlly of the
vmlru- cungrngnliun. mnl lln- M'Kliill limi to
no mil mu! llriw tin-m mtg-1y; mi “1' how?
Luvw lav-w llm light ennui uul.“—l\v\v
Yuri; Fun.
\‘l'ntt and the Sort-w Propeller.
lit llw mwuf lnml ul' llii‘ ghoul-#1 Hw-
(llfllill'ill lilt‘i'lillunewr-Wlnll's uumug llll‘
tannin-rm“ lulu in»! low” liw ideas or ”W
lliin‘llllull~ by llli‘lll-l'll'i'n (hut l::‘.\‘i~ lmmplil
hllt’l‘.‘sn_ lir-iqwril)’ l‘l' l‘h'll Hillai‘m'lliili in
lllt‘lrUWlli‘l'H. 'l‘lu'w rmllllelunv [Hill In lll‘
1'.‘tlliTllil_\' itllll- elit‘d‘ly f‘\iil\l'll mil inf lulu;
:iml ("m-fly prm'limd «lvniuuel Milan and or.
ys-rivmw- of ill» ullruml nan-rile nlilw llm-n
tin-u. .llunm Willi iuilul, hillll'ri‘ll mu! m»
sliirnl fur murv lium anyone-a. Illiur his dirt:
ruwr)‘ nl N'lllli'iiii‘ i‘nlillvmuliun in lTiih,
lath-re lw l'tlllltl you limit his r-lvum I‘mzim
world t't‘i'l’ luring him nilylhimr lull lllFlllr
tlilllilllll'lll. in“ llllll xiii-wry.
it in highly vhurnrirririiv, however. ill
Wall ‘s furiilu "mini-Emmi purine. um] slur
nilimm of who! lw might lmwriuiiu lilllil
wimp llw Illlll‘llll' l-lmlru- ul llu» l-muuwm'w
"writ of its hixtnry. i.:ul iw lnlwn the mill.
in lip. llml upon lln- umprim-lpnl m‘vn-
einm we Liiuw nl u‘livn lw applied his
litiml tu llil‘ Mllljil'l iw imuil. ‘Vrry [ll'l‘lt
rmul niltzmwllull-i. Time, When Wm! will
rimulnge u! lain ulminm lilh‘ultn in l7?“ {m ..
Mr. llnllllull In I'ulihll'tli'l. mm lur I'Mu'ri
llll‘lll. llllll luul ln‘t'll lull] that it won in
hauled in rrmkI- m1 c-nuliln in lll'liW l'Illilll‘
it'll“. Wall. “Title. "How you c-wr l‘illll-lill
moi n eplml our fur ilmt. purple-i or are
you for two “howls?" Mill in lllllltil lllr
llu'llllllm I'lmr lil‘l‘lsi'li‘lli‘ll a mull lllll
mar-lair ulitiiiw of n lil'l‘i‘li’ prugwilur, 'i'liln
is perhaps llm our-livid. slump-«Hun of o
ru'rr'tv pnquillur. mrq-t limi- it was pro
lire-M by Daniel livr'mullll. the "unlit-mu
“fill", in 175.2. M-v.\lll um
A Outcome-ills 'l‘tslna.
Governor (insults! ge.ollisssschusetis,
has clearly done a statesmsolits thing in
vstolng the hill passed by the llaseachll-
sstts laglslatuu to tabs the selection oi
a police oommhslon for the city of
liolyohs away from the people oi that
city and place ltln the hands olthe
museum“. He thusputsssiop
to the silorta ol the Republican politic'
lass ot the stats to gradually abolish
norm-sat of the psopieby the people
in their local aflsirs. it is fortunate for
W that their Englishhorn
governor has a better comprehension of
the principles of democratic institutions
Whalilhscltistoithem
when no waistline! its more
m Mil
manicured“
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A Ileana Paper Pattern or 'l'hls Garment
In, be Obtained by Using the Coupon
Printed Below.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents ol the celebrated Busi-
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no
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Simple frocks in this style are much
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rlce, as they can bs laundered with little
'roubie. As here presented it is of cadet
blue crepon, the collar and decoration
being of velvet a shade darker in color.
This simple harness can be of ribbon
alike in front and back, and is a dressy
addition to wash [rocks that can be
easily removed when laundered. The
plain waist ills smoothly, being
simply adjusted with shoulder and un»
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with buttons and buttonholce. The low-
er edge is finished with a belt, which can
be omitted in furor of a corded welt if so
preferred. The lewd-mutton sleeves are
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in points back and front, can be changed
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for both styles.
The round full skirt is hemmed at the
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Pattern cut in four sizes, viz: ii, ti, 10
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Retail price of pattern 25 cents.
Quantity of material. ii iches wide: 6
yearsold. 2% yards; ll) years. 3t yards; 12
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What is Going on Tonight.
The Y. M. (7. A. baseball club will
meet at the ustwciatlon parlors.
.1
Children Cry for
Pitcher'a Gastorla.
children Cry for
Pitcher’e antorlo.
When llnlvy woo sick, we gave lwr (weeds.
When she won a Child. alto cried for min.
When she became libel. she clung to We.
When she had Chlidrnn.sho gsrothem Moria.
children Cry for
Pltcher’a Gastorla.
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NOTICE
TO SAVINGS Blllli DEPOSITOHS.
is o the Wm” of the new law.
rings ”like"! the
. lew's “Isl '
w. odor One new Dollars mire tor
In! case oi (.latarrh that cannot be cured
b! llab's Catarrh Cure.
1'. .l. CHENEY a 00.. Props..'l'olsdo. 0-
Waths under-inconv- known I'Jflhsasy
(or the last bl roars. and helluva him perfectly
honorable in all business unnaactions and tin-
anciallywhle to carry out anypbllxstiom made
by their llrm.
West a 'l‘ruas.tWholeaale Drueglsts. Toledo.
0.: Waldin. Kinnau b Jasmin. Wholesale
Drunk“. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Oatarrh Corn is taken internally. act-
ing directly upontths blood and mucous sur-
faces at the system. Price. the par bottle. Sold
by all Drnnrlsta. Testimonials tree.
M,_~M
gulntaiommfr.
(1810 HALL.
Wednesday. lhursday and lil-
day. flay 22. 23. 24.
FAIR, SUPPER ANT)
ENTERTAINMENT
0i the First II. E. church. benefit of new
church building fund.
Fair opened Wednesday evening b Mayor
Supper served after 5:30 . m. {Vednee
day evening at 9:3) traileries wi lbe opened and
the Dairy Maids'l‘estivul will be presented
lrum the stage.
Thursday evening. The Old Fashioned Husk-
lng lien.
Friday evening. Band Concert by Dwyer‘s
Band.
Admission. l0 rents Rwerved seats in L'lll-
lrry secured at box office. llic extra. m22 :it
CONCERT
AT THE
liliiilillii METHTEDIST CHURCH,
MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 27th
lITTLE VERNON
Phenome (‘
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rei’llu.
'l'ht‘)’
BROTHERS-
usioinna.
ysing. ’l'lley whietle. They
e u ('harmimt Entertainment.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
N SEATS RESERVED.
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Persons looking tors lot.or house and lot
with the View 0 purchaalw. are invited to
call and exalnine our list. 0 have them for
sale in every partof the city at rueonabls
prices and on snav terms. an” t!
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F o R s A L E._
The PROPIBI‘Y known as the
GI 13138 I) I;ACE,
on Knight street. For Particulars Inquire of
COOLIDGE & LYNES,
9 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
mill lw
“by
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AMBLER limits
The best 0! all high grmlemicyvlea.
STURMER BIDYBLES
A splendid medium price wheel.
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Inch 2! if
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Building Lot
on i'i'i‘hl or Woodward properly. ovr
«rimming Norwnllt linrlmr; also
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Ill end of lnwmles avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
ll. swam. 83 \Vsthington St.
E. w. ” mom
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llili mantra.
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Itwiilpa you to visit Bridgeport and do
your show llg for yourself or boys. You have
a larger stock to select lrom. You have lower
ricee quoted. quality and make commend.
on have our car fare aid you on all “pur-
chaeee an ovrr. You'i only the outllil and
rice all the Newer-i. [into ale Hpring and
hummer Clothing. h‘nrniehinus and Ball.
MEIGS & CO.
STURTEVANT BUILDING.
827 Malls cor. Bank (in, Bridgeport. (it.
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l? AND SAUCER
wrru
SOLID SILVER
TRlLBY SPOON
75c.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Main Street. So. Nerwalk.
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"" iiibsrc HALL
clilliuluul
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Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every altemoon.
Private lessons can be arranger] for. Pur-
chasers oi wheele receive instructions free.
H.B.BULKLEY&BD.
52 South Main Stan
AGENTS FUR
Sleams and Healing. a
Elmore and lxun Bicycles
Bicycles from 1.70 up. Wheel.» rented‘and
rope lrrri.
SKIFTS run sill
AT ROWAYTON.
line Fancy 8km, l6 fart. firsts
mounted.
One Working Still. it lost.
line Fourteen-Foot Skill.
line Twelve-Foot Follower.
line line-Foot Snow Followsr.‘
line Eight-Foot Follower.
line Six-Foot Follower-
iiood serviceable boats, at low prices.
War—~—
(‘ALL ON on ammrzss.
m... l. l. lllll. Rowaylon, ill.
6. u. Hunter's
City Employment Agency.
Invites and gentlemen desiring competent
lirlpln any l'ltpru‘lly can obtain the some at
the some smaller.
WINTED IMIEDIITEU.
.Hix lie-rlmm or Hwelllnh girls. for general
lluum'wnrk‘. islet»? umni men for farm worlt 3
watchmen, r. waitrems and s cinnamon-isle.
C. if. llAnVllY.
murar’s anon wronn.
f 7i) North Main street. liouth hlorwalk.
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M. H. PARSONS,
GO TO .
MEAD’S, SATURDAY.
all The Largest Oaks 8an of the Season.
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