, Newliooofllns curse me- from 10 oasis up.”
mourned lna IronsBarvo a: Better. com in Tsa,
‘ ’ “Wanammr Eggmcu and Banners. Fruit. Oakeprild read
flaps. laooy'Bowis. Jugs, , Celerles. ridding Sets, etc., etc.. etc., for below
minions cost.
" Water Coolers from 1 to Bxailons. ‘
Twelve styles of Window Borsens from 21o up.
Oourtlaud Screen Doors any size. 89 cents.
Cooperdt Ichee's celebrated Charcoal Sheathing Lined Refrigerator-rheo-
howledsedtbe bsstsoft wood box made, from all up.
W ' See our "Gurney" Hardwood. Cleanable Refrigerators, made with a remov-
able lsanharnber, and lined with mineral wool. ‘
' Croquet, Hammocks, Oil Stoves, Gasoline Stoves and Porch Screens.
AGENCY FOR
BillR ruin-unlit PATTERNS.
SE SENTINEL COUPON.)
4? ‘ srunrruurs unum HOUSES.
. North Main and Ann Streets. South IIorwallr.
”OLSEN BROS.
SPRING Ililfllls
Are inland our new styles in Russetefaudii’atent Leathers arefithe nobciest ever
shown in Norwalk.
,5, In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett’s celebrated line of Tan and
' Black in both low and high shoes. cm and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdies' Oxfords, In Russia, Kid and Patent
(anthers. affords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
plea 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.,
I IIZETTE illlllililil, lililVllll.
BROWN'S $3.00 'SHilE.
and you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
. .3
:1‘ng
. But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and 8in
stating it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
V Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, m
. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
TO THE B’ICYCLISTS:
Have You Seen It ?
The newest. most useful and dressicst article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterlin Silver. Can have
our name and address on your whee . thereby identifying
it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
Fllli SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEil,
OPERA _iiilliSE iiiiiilii. Iiilliililil. tiliili.
The Gate City Drip Stone Faucet Filter.
Isnulactrirsri- oi Polished o... ... Highly Iliclrsi Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses an a Filtering medium the marvelous
m of converting the most foul and stagnant water Into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering It poo
fsotly wholesome. These facts have been ccrtllied to by Boards of Health.
mush, and Analytical Chemists In all parts of the country during the past 15
Sililili NilRWllil HARDWARE 00.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
-op...
Plililii FOOTWEAR
—--GO TO—
FO- OLSEN.
Root Beer.
It is made irom the best
roots and herbs. Easily
and cheaply made at home.
improves the appetite, and
aids digestion. An unri-
valled temperance drink.
Healthful, foaming, Ius~
.cious. One bottle of extract
1 g; makes 5 gals. GeLit one.
‘ Bend 2~csnt stamp for pictures.
Wumas k Cannon. Hartford, Ct.
ago
2r "
5 9”.
out
s _
.42.. ~~
That lenk First Prize at the
WORLD‘S FAlIt.
Which shows that
Washburuflrosby's Superlative
Makes the Best Bread In the World
LOOK FOR THE \ELLOW CENTER.
For 8an by the Following Grocers:
Dibble a Uomstork. ll. E. Frederick,
(E. L. Glover, itob‘hrioon Bros ,
Finnnfiy or henerllct, E. ii. More-home.
W.i~‘. aurord. Hurrh lioruwily.
F. Scribner. 0. K. Hectic-Id.
bl. C. Horton. N. H Raymund A: rich.
AND mucus.
RobertsJuckerircoodwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
7OOIMAIN ST., HARTFORD. CT
=1. 0. rhinos.“ .
Paper Hangsr,talciminer. Painter
And dealer In
Wall Paper anti Borders.
1 North Main street. South Norwalk.
Harnple books of full line latest styles of
Papers. Poarders and lillChIouhllnrrs taken to
houses for ion tion. on notice bypostnl.
Entirnatesc eorfnllyulven. mclil
=:....____-~-,_.__m-.. . ., . , .5
PiSlUfliiE.
First class pasturngc for horses or.
horned cattle; in a good neighborhood
whcro an employo-o will have ot‘crsruht
of some. Plenty of Witlt‘l', and u lu'uy
growth of feed.
RAYMOND BROS.
i N i ll 0 ii ll ll IN ii
i. i. SHEPARD Mill DR. 800".
Moo—~—
The Great New York Specialist. The
lloetor Prevailed Upon to "are
his Great Remedy Placed In the
liaaris of the llrugglsts.
This is the most wonderful production or
medical science In the rrinerwruh country
This in beta patent medicine. lllll a protect-1p
tiuu corn untied on scientific principles rind
nerd by r. ricnitin his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cure»
wrought by It are air ll ' wonderful and lum-
attracted thousand t is doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand noon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medl.
cine from people who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of duty to
devise sortie plan by which the general in rilc
could beau plied with this genuine. va unhlo
remedy. an for this purpose A. A. Hospital-u
baa ncalledtoizlouth Norwnllr to arran
with tan. Tomlinson.tlouth Norwaitr. and I .
militia. Norwalir.io permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood rcmedv.
Thlsis purely vesstable. and excellent tonic
and builder. a blood purifier unexcelled. a
nerve tonic nmhlngcan naI. Dr. Brett has
devoted his life to the t orourrh knowledge
anr‘ understanding of blood diseases, a few or
wh ch are nsmed m: Kidney disease. liver
aimpladlnt. swmawwhe. unusual: manta:-
sm. ya one o apps . cons
tion.scroflylz.°syghllia.caoceronsbumors. in
In bonesacatarr salt rbsnrnmlmples on ace.
«cornfiglillty. boils. dinlnsaa. female weak-
m ”0%.
The above nun drnrrslste have received
their untownslaumsnt and would Invite all
merits of a
medch e.wbenp {torso is sold
or namsofDr.
In on
in hointsnd nun Wigs Jimmie“
' . m
mtmmmomw" 'stiuaaparllla.
nun—W
lie Pills have to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s. ,
MIDI! SALE BY”
E. I. Tomllnssn, tenth Ilsrwslt;
“All?“
ii. I. Ilsls, lsuvalt. mu}.
t
the National (:0
r .
V
_ ‘IE'EO uflon‘;
ans. enters onoses rostrum.
The Committee on Resolutions, After a has;
and not Debate. Decides That Trouble-
some Questions of Policy Ought Notto n.
Brought lip at the League Session
CLEVELAND, June 21.-—Tho national
convention of Republican clubs has had
an eventful day. Its cormultteo on reso-
lutions consisted of 15 silver men and ill
untisilvor men. The subcommittee of 11
to draft resolutions to submit to the full
committee had only two silver men—Du-
bols of Iduho and Allen of Utah.
After this sulmmimittco had worked
'3“ night on “rm address to the people,"
with the Word “resolved” omitted thoro-
from, o conm'rittce of three on revision
was selected, and the silver mcu claim
they were not represented at all on the
revision committee. The lubcomrulttco
adopted the rcport of tho conuuittco on rc-
vlelon, and the full commit-too mot to con-
sider “tho address to the people" that had
taken two days and one night for its prep-
oration.
’l‘hc feature of the uddrcss was that
it covcrcd cycry qucstion cxccpt that of
silver, which was cutlroly ignored. This
time done to prcvout u minority rcport on
tho silvcr qucsiiou and a light on the floor
of tho convcutiou.
thn the full committee considered the
asidrcss, tho unilulivvr nicn opposcd it,
suyirur thorn hurl bccu morc rirzitutionhcro
all \vcck on tho silvcr qucstiou thrmon nil
other things combincd, uuti for tho rcport
to bc silcut only on that qucstiun would
be cowardly and inconsistcut. The silver
rucu wcro sutisllcd with tho midi-can and
luul ugrccd to luuko no minority rcport
and not to opcu tho qucstion on tho floor
of tbccorweutluu iuiho cycut that the ad-
drcss wus udoptcd.
'l‘hcir opponcuts, howcvcr, hold that it
was not cnourrh to conccdo cvcrythinrz to
tho. wont. for tho Mllu‘ of harmony without
“rubbing it. in." Sum.- of thc most ul-
tmoprmucuts of iron slivcr In thocornmit~
tcc llrmlly lllw'lh'li‘tl, If thc nilvor qucstion
Was iguorcd r-uilrciy. that all oliicr ques-
tions alinilltl bc iguorod. This plan picnic
cd ”I“ wr-str-ru nilwriics lwitcr than the
rtddrcrm to thc pcoplc. A itcr indulging in
thc must llllli‘l” spcccbcn for hours in tho
rurisidcmtinu of thc ruirircss In tho people
is ucw dcpnrturc wus trikcu by Scuntor
’uttnnnf Michigan nilcrirur thc follow-
ing ma u sub-tituto for the rcport of the
squ-otumlttcc:
The Its-solution Adopted.
“Win-runs. Swtiuu to of thc. constitu-
tion of tho llcpuhlicuu lcuirucof the Unit—
i-d Stutcs suye. "l‘his lcrigltcshuli not in
any lliulmr‘r «‘lltlr'tu‘nr it) inilucnt‘i'luly lilt-
tlonul, stoic. courtly or municipul conven-
tion.’ tho llt‘li‘gflli‘fi of thc licpuhllmn
lcumrc of thc l'nitcd Stutcs. In couvcu-
t‘ruu usscrublcri. do hcrcby rcrrcw their ul-
Icgiuncc to thc ilcpuiiiicuu purty and
plcdgc thclr bcsi clYurte for thc success of
Ihcmuriiriatcs of that purty. llcllcviug
that this muvcution line noiustmt'tiune
from tho ltcpublicmrs of thc i’ultmifitutm
or jurisdiction umlcr our constitution to
frumc purty plutfnrms, \yc hcrcby rcfcr
rill rcwiuliuns in rr-hrtlr-n to public Illli‘s-
llHlln to lllr‘ “I'iiillllii‘un nutiunui commu-
llull ”I” two, with cutrrc muiiricnco lliut
iteuctmu “ill rainurul to tho prospcrity
of our pcnpic untl thc cuutimmi glory and
ruqunci-rmnt of tho country." '
it was drum-«l uguiust thc Potion Elixir
stilutc thut tlrc ertionul Icuguc, ul Helmet
cnuwutiuu ut lh-uwr uutl thc prcviuus
your or i.urri~\iilc umi ui uthcr rmtlurmi
muwuti-nm. bull :iuluptt-ri rowunmcmlutut‘y
romlutinrh \\ ulruul Iiu- i‘thllllllllillIIl Hi»
jvctxuu cwt‘ iu-iruz rabid. and thc rulop-
Ilnlr nf Iiw ~I|b~llluiv \vnuirl iw :tl‘i‘i‘illt‘tl
:H :i c‘null \«IHIi of Ihr~ court-tilinri's inabil-
ity In rim-l Ilic >Il\l‘l‘ l~~lli‘. Although
ibcw :rruuruvuh punt-vii in but uiui lust.
urul i'lmrrruuu lluluusurr of i'crrusylumiu
ll‘ll llli‘illJil‘l1lilii.)l'~r‘ li. )‘I'i lili‘ [llllll of
impurity; cwr'} (him: It' ilu- ~iivcr quwilnu
\\;r~ mum". l L'Jiilll'll ~11le lu-tuiu’uy tbui
tlu i’nttt-u ~ub~iziulc um uriuptctl \viiir
rut: .‘l tic... your mum
.\- llli‘ ll«irir'c~~ In lbw pwtrplv Iltui was
l'lill‘il out by tho adaption of tho l'uttun
subsruutt- l'i'JIllll‘lliI‘ll Ilu- l'l‘ulllllllllli\' of
plan IIlll~ Nutiurml lcuguc convcuilnm,
ilu~rc was much rim-Insulin ul' tiu‘ fullnw~
lru: :ulnptmi ul llcrn'cr lust ycur:
“Wu bclicvv in tlic new of mild urul oil~
vcr :h nmucv ruciols. muiuluiumlun npcr-
icct purity uuri iutcn'omcrtiblc. Wc do
not llt‘llr'H' lhut thcrc will ho is pcrmuncut
rcturu or pmspcrity until tho full usc mid
lllxllr-si [NHiIicln of hllVi‘l' Hiltiii iw l‘r'ulul‘ml
uud risk for such lcxiaiution on will bring
about this rcsuit."
'l'hc urhln-ss to thc pcoplc wus prcscuicd
by thc nuinsuumittcc uud rcjccml by the
full r‘ummiitcc, which substitutmi thoro-
for tho Patton rcsolutlon, which lwguu as
follows:
“'l‘hc chubllcuu Nutiurml lmmic. in
r‘urn'culluu usecmblml in thc city of (‘vlcvc-
inml. tlcciurm its cuutitiuctl ullcgiuucc to
tho prilir'ipit‘s umi rim'iriilcsof iiu' ltcplrb-
llcuu party, uuri hcrcby rcuilirms and
adopts tho priuclplcs uud rim-.trlncs nu ric-
clormi from time to limo by tho Ilcpubllc-
nu Nutlunnl h‘flflilll convention."
llcaolutionn by the lluahal.
'l‘hc roll of sluice woe culicd for rcmltr
tiom in bc rcrul Iiilii rcfcrrcri without lic-
butc. 'l'ho cull brought. out rcmlutluua by
the score and upon cvcry curiccivnblo is-
suc or topic. ’l'hosc on tho llunncinl qucs~
lion worn for liic lililh’i. purl. ,tlriplltmtcu of
thuno ul'fcrctl cnrllcr in tho day and rcforr-
cd by thc bruihcl tothccoruluittco’s wuetu-
buakci.
Homo surcusiic rcsolulluus wcrc oilcrcd
oil lhc Niivcr quvuiiuu. "no drilling for 50
ccuie' Worth of nllvcr bullion to be mode
it lcgttl tcudcr dollur. ilcmlulioue were
offered uniting the national committee to
have the next ltcpublicnu nutluuul cou-
vcntion hold at lluflulo, Pittsburg, Mil-
wuukcc, (.rlmrlostou, Cleveland and other
places, all bring yelled down before the
reading could ho completed. Thanks were
voted Cleveland for the royal entertain-
ment. of tho prom-tit convention.
The committee on league work reported
is gratifying Income and rapidly growing
intercet in all parts of tho muutry In club
or nizntious. The committee reported
Mfinwmtkcc as the place for the next con-
vention, the time to be fixed by tho execu-
tive committee. The rules were suspend-
ed, and the convention prwocded to the
election of oflicors.
Mr. George ll. Group. state president of
New York, in on elmpiout march placed
in nomination (alourvrol it. A. McAlpiu for
president of the Notional league. The
mentioning of General McAlpin’s name
was greeted with tremendous and prolong-
ed applause.
General Onrr, on behalf of Illinois. aeo-
ondod the minutiae of General main
l
l
for the presidency... surly all
of the states seconded the nomination.
General MoAlpln'waa elected president
by aoclamntion. and a committee of three
was appointed to escort him to the hall.
Nominations for secretary wore called
for, and Mr. Churchill of Colorado placed
in nomination John F. Byrncs, while 11-
linois nominated William Grant; Nebras-
ku nomlnntcd 1.. ll). Walker.
The notification committee entered the
inn] with General hioAlpln of New York,
th cwly clcctod prcsldout, who express-
ed his thanks for the honor conferred upon
him. He said thutas longasho should
ronmln president of the league the only
motto should be “Work, work, work. ”
The ethics wore cullcd for vice presi-
dents and mulubcrs of thp executive coin»
mitten.
General McAlpIn, the now prcsldcnt, is
a sircccssful mcrchuut llllil it soldier. He
is odjutuut general of N cw York, and be.
ing chief of (iuvcrnor lsp‘i P. Morton’s
stuff his cicctiou is considered by some as
favorable to election for president. Gon-
crnl McAlpln is fill yours old, but as active
as most men at in. Ho was prosidcnt oi
the N cw York State lcurruc for years. He
is n rucmbcruf the New York board oi
trrulc und cimmbcr of commcrcc, and it is
said he is u currdldutc for the ucxt govern-
orship of New York.
The couvcution ruljourrml with several
nature prcscntod for surrt,~iury. Since ud-
juurumcut tho northwcstcrn suites have
brought out M. .i. howling of Itcrivlllc,
Minn, who bus botm t‘lllcf clerk of the
lcgisluturc two terms and is chici’ organ-
izer of tho lcuguc in Minnesota. The elec-
tion of thc Scurctury will be the order of
busincss whcu thocouvcntiou rcnsscmblcs.
lmrucdiutuly uftcr tho selection of score-
tury thc cmumittcc on rcsoluiious will re-
port thc Patton rcsolutiou to huvc No rest)
lutious, nnd thcir rcpurt will no doubt be
promptly rulnptcd.
The Delegates llanqueted.
Tho iumqm-t tcmh-rml the dolcgutcs to
tho Nutiouul ltcpuiilicuu lcuguo conven-
tion ut tixc A rcudc was it mcmorublo and
brilliuut ull‘uir. 'l'hcrc wr~ro 1.5m) plates
incur-(I on the ground Iluor, while the four
bulmnics \vcro lillul with thousands oi
Rpi‘i‘iulllrfi. 'l'hc, ludics m-rc out cu mnsso
in cvvning dress. and tho occasion socially
wus Hpml to u llutiolml iuuuuurutiou bull.
No hull could huvc uil'urdml such frwilliit-s
us ilic lnicrior of tin: .~\ rcudc building.
'l'llv-t'li-t'll'ir: lightdcsious and displays
rmuindcd uil of tho clcctricui building at
the World's fuir, whilc tho profusion of
Ibo rit‘hcst ”wraith-signs nu r-wrytulilc
and balconyrcscmblml thc (Zolumhinuhor-
iirulturul dcpurtmcur. 'l‘hc othcr docum-
tions \vcrc cquully artistic, rich and bonu-
tilul. ’I'hc cums of tIl‘llh‘ of all the states
wm- lnscrilml uu glittcrirur buuncrs till
about ihc muselvc (liiillt‘. Nu cxpcusc Nor
imrcnuily wus spurt-d to mukc lhc finest
epwtuculur cil'cct.
After thc cluborutc rucnu had run its
mum's lion. John H. lluyt. who won rc-
coutly u cuml'tdutc for tho itcpublicau
liomlnuliou for gun-rnnr, lnirmluccd the
exu‘whmuklug. In his irrtrmiuctory uri-
rircss Mr lluyi \vus witty :lilil brililrmt.
starting tho ut'ziiury with chm-rs and wild
tlcmountrulirms. "Hoyt-rum“ llcuryi‘lny
Evans of ’i‘cunvsscc rvspullilui in “Uur
l’urty uud thc ch South.” Scrrutor J. (l.
Burrow-x rereriMl In "I‘crtldy uud ills-
lmuur uml l'olitiml lntcgrity."
l). l). \\'mslm:m.scc. pr-~.~irlcr1t of the
Ohio lcuguc. tool; lion-runr Mr'iiililcy's
plum- Iu rupumiuu; in riu-“iiruud Uhi
l'uriy."
'I‘u:r~trI-:i~tcr lluyi thm tlltllirillli't'll that
Sclmtur lrr;::tlls. “in: was on tho pru-
grumriu- u~ tho rlcvr sprultcr. “To.~ thuuycri
rmizur In .'| mlwulir‘u'vllnli. uml Win-nu:
Milli-r ul’ .\'u~\v Yuri. t‘.-~p«uulvri in tin!
iuusl u~~lmml Iur‘ouutur lIlLZ.’lll~'--”lii‘-
priblimnl‘m in lllt‘ “mt." iic lit-gun by
bilillllt! Iimt Ilusycur i lhlu \vnuhi cit-cl .‘I
Xv“ Yuri; mun .i~ gnu runr ui iirc >tulc~
iii-lu-rul iiil~l‘,'tl':l~ who lir'st wm'llu‘ light
of iiI|_\' iu tlu- l4lmplrr- Stutc.
'l'iu- Incl~I «if ilcpcw on "()ur ilcmw'rui-
iv i'n-fi-h-u." um llir‘ only lilll‘ luruu‘cll.
'l'hc Imhtrzrruvr nmric wmc lmppy rc-
llllll'ltx in hills-rum to riu- .'lli~t'lli‘t' ill
(‘iiuimcoy .\i. llcpt-w In rmpuml in lilo
Inust “til't' ib-mvu'r'ullr' i’r'w‘lrirrri." Ml‘
lluit sugar. ~r.-«l that in ilIl‘ Illm'lli‘r‘ of
hir. ill'lu-w lllr‘ lu:i~I lll' til'lllllt nlzlllrlilllz.
.‘ll‘fi. .l Eilll'll l“ti~li‘i‘ i'IlliIin‘Il lll l‘w
spousc to ilu- ilill~i "'l‘lw\\'utuuu'.~' lit-pub-
ilcuu .\.~~ru'llllll|ll of Ilu- l'riltcri Sluice."
Smelter iriim't John )1, Thurston of No.
bros-ho rcsrmmlml to tho must “'l'hc Nu-
llurml iicpublicuu Insignia" 'l‘irc scuutur
comrucmicrl t‘lcu-lumi uml ilhlo lurtiic
splcruliri imspiluiity vxlt'lulmi to ilu- tlcio
pull-s. 'i‘hc turill’, lu- suit]. so lorur us tho
licpublicuu purty iivmi. wuuitl lli‘\'t'l‘ rt“
liuquisii protcctiuu usu curdiuulprIm-i-
plc. 'l'hc itcpuhllcuus will win ihc ucxt
fight, mid lll‘, illlll will \‘imiit'utc tho filli-
drum-utul principlcsut‘ protectiontoAmcr
lcnn lntcrcsie.
Shortly after
WM uvcr.
midnight tho buuquci
Wilcox Wanted In Canada.
linsTu)’, .lllili‘ 2i.——«lt'rctlvrh'k ll. Will
Cox, who won urrcslcd in Syrucusu for the
nilrIu-ry of thc sufc of tho lluvin Sir-cot. lu‘
tlustriul llilllll‘ in this city. ui which lusti-
lution ho hurl hccu iriwu urciuuc rmd cru
piuyrru-ut, i. ltlst) wuutcri in (furirulu for
ullcgml forpcrics upon rm lrmumucc cum
puny with which he won couucctcd thcrc.
The total amount of his r-itcullurrs hurt
fools up to uimut iii. I00.
A fitrungo ”happens-once.
NEW Yours. .iuuo 2].~—.\ strnnrrc disup
pcurnncc is iimt of Dr. Willlum ll. l’lcn
mu, l'ormcrly of tho l'ultcd Sluice nuvy,
who him not. bccu I-ii‘i'll ut his home since
Wedru-sduy morniurr. ’i‘hc ucucrul nium.
soot out by tho pullcc blur brought no re
sults, nor bus thc scorch of thc non for his
father bccu morc Hlli‘t'l'h'rillll.
They I-‘ouzbt Over a Woman.
Brumkmv, .ltmc 21.-—.’\Hl| rcsult of n
quurrcl ovcr u \vumnu, .Iu ncn liurucr. n
native of Pennsylvania um cmploycd as n
motorirmn by lbc Atlantic Avenue Roll-
rootl company of this city, shot. and prob-
ably fatally wnriiiilr‘lti Alcxuuticr Waugh
in the. npurtrucutn of thc I'ormor.
To Build it lily Amphitheater.
Datum, .luuc L'I.«-I). A. Htcwnrt has
let ft coniruct. cullirrrz for “H.000 worth oi
drcsstnl luruhcr which Is to be used In the
oorrstructiou of the big umpirithcutor to
be crcctcd for thc Curbctt-Fitsslmmone
fight ncxt ()otobcr.
J. Plerpont Morgan Back From Europe.
Nliw Yomt, .iuuo 21,—mblr. J. Plorpout'
Morison nrrivcri on the White Star steam.
ship (Icrmnuic from Liverpml. His ynclrt
Corsair rnct thc. Hcrmnulc in the Iowa
bay and saluted her with u hrmldslde.
links 3...;1: no. . Vacation.
Wastmro'ror, June 531.»qu links
Imltb left begs for his home in Georgia.
in. i
than k 1's". hut.
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or: arm me. warm Slitllm.
ans wnan was.
ABSOLUTELY. PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE.
swan snout
CIGARETTE
has stood no no offline
MORE BOLD THAN ALL OTHER
BRANDS COMBINED
an
a. D. JENNINGS.
. Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence, 8 Elm street. Telephone call. 11.
nor
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HiliiSE CLIPPING
—BY_
WATER PllWEll.
flyou want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
“'3 South Norwalk.
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BEST BUTTER.
HUG we make no reference to the goat
that feeds on paper in the back yard,
but our intcutiou is to speak of the ex-
Cr-Ilence of the substance made from
cow's milk, which we expose for sale.
\‘rrrnont Creamery in ten pound tube
now calls ftr notice. Always fine, it
makes new friends and customers asthe
this time of the year. It’s a satisfaction
in quality, price and it is in such neat
packages, 23c. lb., $2.30 tub.
Butter has gone up in New York. But
the price. and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it has for a
month past, 22c. lb. Try it;“
Dibbleirilomstock
WAGONS.
Nswandaeoondhand
Buggies. Illusions, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles. sit.
Prices to Suit All.
oars. than an run
Henry “Tilly.
AT ROWAvrpN.
W
‘Ilns Fancy 8km, mast, brass
mounted.
tins Working Stilt, It last.
Ilns Fourtssn‘i‘ost Skiff.
.Ilns Twelve-Foot Follsusr.
Ilns IIIns-Fest Scots Follower."
Ilns Eight-Foot Follower.
tins tirchot Followsr- ,
Good serviceable boats. at low prlr
CALL ON 011 ADDRESS.
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season for its appearance comes round at
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