rvii-Inn. Galvanised on Cans, 9o cents. ,
‘ ' Tin Pails. 12 cents. . ’
Earthen Cuspidors, 10 to 16 cents. .
We can Prove to you that our
5 0 L I N E 8 TO V E S
' ’ The Best Made.
SH & VAN scov.
BURNER NilRTii illiii NNii WEST STREETS.
TON POINT
South Norwaik. Conn. .
j
‘ The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
:qu uorrr uur urruruo uousrs
’ General Attractions. '
Every facility for providing for large excursions. ,
First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
‘ pavilion daily.
} The excursions for this week are July 15, Second Reformed
_ Church; July 16th, South Second St. M. E. church; June 17, Con-
‘ gregational church, of Norwalk; June 18th, Uhland Lodge, F. A.
1 I 11...;me 19, Suburban club, Harlem; July 20. De LaVergne Re-
frigerator Machine 00., firemenn of Huntington, L. I., and
‘g - Port Jefierson excursion. . ‘
lloton' Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors.
J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager. '
m
tumor or TIME on should
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
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illili SERVICE BETWEEN SilliTH NORWllK AND NEWdliiiil.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION;.70c.
Ileana South Norwalk at 7:551 a. m.
veaBaekmau street, at 2:16 p. m. (Saturdaysdfil'r p. In.) leaves East Illst street. at
WP. m.(8aturdaya 2:00 p. m.)
height boats for Norwalk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
. Hill p. In. Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at Mill p. m. Freight received
hum noo a.m. to 5.11) p. m.
SPECIAL TRIP TY)"
Pain’s fireworks Display and Perlormance "last Days of Pompeii" at
\ PLEASURE BEACH,
' Steamer “Favorite,” Saturday Ev’n’g, July 20
have South Norwalk, 7 p. or. sharp.
formance. Steamboat excursion tickers. 25c.
asce.2fic extra.
Returning immediately after per-
Admissiou to fireworks perform-
EXCURSION
:‘STEAMER :FAVRRITE.”
Pleasure Beach,
SllNlllY, lllll 28th.
Leave South Norwslk. 2:00 a. 11).; leave Pleasure Beach, 5:00 p. m.
25o~TiclIats Entire llound Trip-25c.
”ASK FOR-—
"‘ RRliWN'S $3.00 SiiilE
And you will see not only a
Heart and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
'1 ,. lost Natarial is llsod. Combining Durability and Style
‘ mung it the boat 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
V EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
out and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
. S. BROWN’S,
death Main Street. Bo. Norwallgf
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A light Search Benn For the Remains
0! award Pike! In the cam. nouns»,
III-arc Williams' Body rho-agar to Have
Been Bnrnad. .
CHICAGO, July 22.-It is. the intention
of the Chicago police to make every eflort
to have H. H. Holmes, the insurance
swindler, brought here to answer the
charge of having murdered the Williams
sisters. The local ofllcers are. convinced
that the murder of the Williams girls was
the first committed by Holmes, and they
argue that in consequence he should be
required to stand trial for it first.
They also insist that they will be able
to produce evidence that he did murder
the sisters. The police are by no means
convinced by the nnninia made by the
doctors Saturday that the substance found
in the big stove in llolmcs' oilicc was ilro
clay and not hururuLhones. They say that
lire clay would not become brittle in any
kind of boat, whereas a portion of that
found in the stove crumbled in the hands
of Ih-tccllvc Fitzpatrick.
It developed that the substance on which
the iii-st report or the finding oi the honor-I
of Minnie Williams was hinged was in the
hands of lhrtcctivo Goyer of Philadelphia.
It was said that he visited Chicano awcck
ago, and when he left carried with him
positive proof Urnt u body had been burned
in the hip: stove in Holmes’ oilico.
It was also learned that Ih'lr ctivchycr
would come to Chicago after he mmplctcs
his scorch for the romaine of Howard Pit-
ch in Detroit, and will cmrpcrnto with
tho (‘hicuuo oiliecrs in winlel‘cr may be
done hcrcnftcr. .,
Digging For Evidenco.
In police circles it was said that the
only hope of convicting llolmcs was in
Chicago. It “'ilri said that tho Philadel-
phia authorities could convict him of
nothing more serious than insurance swin-
dllnyr, and that the Canadian authorities
would not go to the expense of extradit-
ing and trying him. In the cVent that
Dr'lCClch chcr fails to loculc the body of
Howard Pitzcl in Detroit, everything will
depend on the Work ol’ the Chicano police.
No work was done in the basement of
tho Ertuicmunl house Sunday. but 25 men
wcrc put to Work this morniny.r digging it
up. The work that hasthus for lmrir done
in this dim-lion has lll'i‘ll without system,
and it is just as likely as not that c\'i~
dcncca of u crimc may haw been Inoro
dot-ply liur‘icdas that one might have hccu
disclnsr‘d.
The tank in which tiII- explosions took
place Saturday has hccn titled with “'llil'l".
and it will rI-qnirc llil' wrviccs of .1 fire
engine to pump it out bcforc rbc irn‘vsti
gallon curl prom-ml.
A. .\lintcr. rIcphr-wof Mrs. John i‘nn»
nor, discredits the story that ~hc and hcr
(liililzllil‘l' \wrc liliii‘llr‘l‘t'll by llolrucs. He
thinks both are :Ili\'c. and that Mrs. ('on-
our docs not liltilil‘lll‘i'\\'lir‘l‘r'1ilillill\ lrnown
on account of thotroulIh-sln- lard with her
husband.
Did lle Kill .‘llra. (,‘onnor Ton?
("IIIl'.\I;o. July iii—A local pupvr' says:
To the lolly: list of mIIrch's and other
l‘l‘llilt'ri directly traced to the urchiiend H.
H. llolrrrcs rnu<l now im uddcd lllt' myslo
rious disappear-rum- of Mrs. L i.. l‘ounor
and hcr liycur old daughter, with n rcu-
sonuhlc certainty that tin-y may have been
disposcd of in tln- sunn- manner in which
tlIc rust of his Victims Incl their «both.
him. l'ormau' und lll'l' child \Vr‘l'l' inst
Sr'r'll in tho ('nrnpuny of llllilllt‘S in this
city in 152M. .\"inr'c their all ll‘.‘l1‘l' of lhciu
hus- lIchI lost. and ”iv >lll‘l‘\\'llr‘~l wt‘ ill-twi-
inu who at ”it“ lil<llg£ullull of the Iron»
un's family haw born uor'k‘rru: on the t‘ilM‘
:ll‘l‘ now of the opinion that lit" limiting of
thcir‘ illlllll's‘ is lin- only lili~~ililv ~oiulion
of the IIIy~lt-I'y. ’l'iIcI'r- .‘li‘l‘ I‘ll‘l'!llll.~l.‘llll'l'~r
which. whilv rrt tint <I'-*lilli|i.'l_\' mar-opti—
blc of cwlzrnuliou. llII\\' point in thcdi
rcctiort ot‘ :IIIorhcrduulIlc ruunh-I' .‘Il the
hands of tlIr-grclerut \llliilll of Iriudcrn
lllllr‘~‘.
Mrs. ll'l‘nuzurr‘ i'Illlll‘ lrl‘lrjlll lill‘ from
Davenport. l.r.. ulII-I‘I‘ ~hw \\.I‘ IIImI‘riI-d lo
I. l.. l'onrror‘. u uuclvr'. ruurz'l,‘ l'» _\‘\'ili'.~‘
nwr. ‘lrllllulil‘v in hell. \\lrr'ii \llt‘\\.‘l‘illlilllt
15'. though tho i‘Xlil'l iiuu- i~ unknown.
'l'ullrcm :r cluid was horn. and iii l>§il
('unuor und hi~ mic and L'il'l. Ila-u T or s
ycnr< of our: l':llllr' to l'lIicrIgo. iloiuu s III
that limowru Iu~r ill-ginning to Homo-she
5\\‘lllillt'< frrl‘\\'llll'll ilr‘lttil'l‘ ln'r‘nmr IIoloi'i
one, and lord Much-d u tll'uu :rIId Icwviry
store in l-anlcumd. l'tlllllul‘\\l'lll in work
{I‘li' ”llillll‘~‘ rilld iIIo\‘I-d liis' ltIltIll)‘ lltlu l‘.
lllll lnr'r llll‘ slIIl‘I‘.
it was not lorry: :IlII-I' this that Il'l'ou-
nor lll‘l'.‘iliil‘ .'l\\'lli'l‘ that lilr' rt-luIi-Ins luu
th-cn his \\ tic .‘Ilill iiolrncs “‘l'l'l' out of a
nnlurc Humbert! with the law oi writ ty'.
Bolorr' lulu: .\iI's, Humor and illl' I'llllililN-
nppmr'crl. and no il'ill'i' oi llll'lll has Hinze
been found.
"our Mrs. l‘lfzcl Escaped Interviewers.
’i‘oItoX‘Io, .iIriy 11:3.wiiy n i'li‘\'l‘l' rusc
Mrs. l'ltn-l \\‘rI~' aii‘y'i‘ll from lilil’l’VliWVl'l'n.
A cl-wd cnbdrow uplo llll‘ lloasin llousc,
illlll llctcr'tivo lit-yer got out. and IQIlI-rcd
ilrc hull-i, rclurrrinpz in a low IrI'IIIIIlI-s with
n \‘cilcd lemme, when it wm~ announced
that ho was lukinyt .\irs. i’itycl to lil'lrilll.
AH ll Inullcrof fact, shodid not ll'll\'l' unlii
a later train.
'l'lrcrc :rrc no new Ill‘\'t'lll]lllll'lllN in the
cur-c locally. nor is it cxpm-lcd llll'l'l' will
be until liolIIu-s' l’iIiiIuh-lphin lawyer it!"
tires for the purpursc of l'hlliltllelllllflllil
alibi (or his client.
The English Elections
Lowboy, .luly lid—As a rcsult of the
pollings thus for bold in the mineral cloc-
tiona tho l'nlonlsts now show u not gain
of llrl. giving the government. or majority of
Hill. 'l‘hcdlstricts to he heard from during
the running Week are almost entirely in
thccountlcs and tho shirca, the number
yet to he heard from being “ill. The. Imr
jorily of those were rcprcscntcd by hiber-
nls in the lust parliament.
An Artist Insane and In Jail.
Guam) itarrm, July :22.—-A manulvlng
the name of l). Franklin YcIan-r of New
York is in jail hcrc. laboring umlcr tho
hallucination that sornconois trying to
kill him. licarrlvcd from Milwaukee and
claims to have been a nowapnywr artist
and to have Worked on New York papers
for several years.
Impaled on a “chat Fence.
Pnovnmaos, July eat—John Nolan of
this city while drunk jumped from a sec-
ond story window at his home on lilnck~
stone street, and was impaled on a with“
tense hat surrounded the lacs. His
body as terribly indented. but them
was at kill although his condition is
anneal. 06'
cursor rs" mane.
peril, and that
only General Campos' personal leadership
and military skill saved the day.
‘Tanra, li'ia., July ill—Passengers from
Cuba and private letters announce that
General Campos is wounded and besieged
in Bayamo. The Spanish papers state that
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besides Fantoscildcs various other officers
also fell, and it is rumored that ono of
them islhc son of (buoyant. Passengers
claim that a railway car arri'vcd at Villa-
vucvn station in Havana closed, sothnt no
one knows its contents. Some say this
our contains (‘nmyma and other» maintain
that it holds the body of his son.
Sunlosclldcs mnrchcd with General
Campos at the head of NU mcn. Santoscil—
dos lold Campos of the risk he would run,
as ho ism-w the insurgents wrrc in their
way. Campos persisted and ordered him
to go nhcml. This wnethc first hind march
of Campos. 'i‘hc encounlrrtook plucc five
miles from linrrnncus. and Santoscildcs
fell at the shit-of l'umpos. He died trying
to protect. his chief.
The Spanish pros: privcs no deluilsol
the encounter, nndthis IrInkI-s tho Cubans
believe that finntosciidcs‘ inalywns left in
the possession of the insurm‘uts in Santa
Clara. ‘
An encounter is l‘r-prri‘ll'll in Sun Diego
dcl \-Mlll’, in Vista ilr‘l'llllr~.’|, rrcnr Santos
Spiritus. botwccn in? Standard“. coin-
numdcd by .\liljlll' .\rmiuun. with numer-
ous in~urucut tom-s cummuudr-rl by Dr.
inyru'us‘. .~\ fir-r an hour and Ii hall the in
Sill‘jJI‘lllN \lll‘l‘tlilillll‘ll llll‘ .‘Ilvullidl fril‘l‘l'a.
'l'lil' I'llll‘llll report lIrI'llllnlh llir‘ bruwry
of IiII-l'ubrm forum, the first limo this iIrI<
l‘Vl'i‘ lu‘l‘ll lllllil‘.
WHOLESALE SHOOTING.
.d “'iinle Family Killed or “'uunded by n
.‘lIa-n‘lleal Annual".
New Our nus. July :3'3.-—-Im illr‘ 'l'crrr
llnutc plantation in St. John's purishn
lorribh- butchcry of human bI-inp~ took
place. While Rosario liior‘duuu and hi.-
family were scntcd at the supper table .lrn
Noskn walked uptothcdoor. and. leveling
a double burrclcd shotgun. llrcd. Mrs.
Giordano fcll to the floor II corps-u and ill.
shots that did not unihrouuh lurwr'n
through both ivy»; of the delimitillrbulll in
font all-r hold in Mr arms.
Giordano. fcurirur that llll‘ turbo Would
lickilh-d in tho lull. sprung forward tr
clasp it. lillll tho :ihhii\\lll llil'll lm d again.
'l'hc lIrIcllslwl l‘llit‘l'l‘tl tho groin and h-gof
liiordnno. ’l‘hc to your old girl. on M't'llll.‘
hcr Inolhcr full. run forward and l'I‘l't‘l\‘t'll
a portion ot‘ ihc lurid ol’ lllil kshot that
struck lil‘r lzrllp‘t‘. 'l'ho ~ltnt l‘lilt‘l'l‘ll lIr‘i
llllllIIillril. iIr. rally lr'ul‘illp.’ it to pi- I‘Iw .\t
lllt‘ antrn- lirm» lilllv .\ir-ulrrm i. ii in llll
flour. “numb-«l llll‘Illiuii the lll‘JIll.
’l'hc amassiu. .lm» .\ttslur. liill not rump,
from tho find. but “llr'll hr ~;r\\ lleulilh
(Giordano. :I lll‘lllil‘“ of the dI.Id “Wind“,
and l‘iliil‘lr‘)‘ l'olurulurntr IIIIIIIII: toward
iliiil ill‘ r'unll)‘ 1rl.ir'lll l\\rr ll‘INlI .\lll‘lls ll
his gun :Iud mutt-«t until they not \'I‘l'_\
I'lllrt' to lillil. 'i‘lII-II lll‘ ruiwd thc gun and
flrcrl bollI lu:II'I'cl~, llll‘ l\\o llll‘li lullIII:
(it‘lill
'l'lIcII tho illlii‘llvl'r‘i‘. ll.l‘II\\'ll\;{ lll~ yzuu
owr' hr- shoulder. lll.illl‘ ins I'M‘th‘ to ll‘r
woods, \\ ii :I tlo- cur/cm lll'l'Illlll‘ nwur‘y
of .\mitrr's "l'llliul llll‘l‘ l'l’qu'llll/I‘ll :r [lirhfi'l',
and lot! by lilt‘ ~lIrt~Ill :rIchIIprcIi to cup
llll'l' llir‘ .‘L~~.‘I-~ll| 'l‘lIc “muruh'd wort
lIl‘oinziIl to tho t'lrtir‘ily lumpildi ill llII~
I‘ily.
BASEBALL.
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(‘lIimgra .. 0 ll II it
lirooltlyrr. . ll o o o
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II Ii 1 o | o ort- 3;
ll ll tr ll ‘_' (iri j .. 1
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St. Louis _______ .‘I ‘3 II o ll U o \ I~—lr‘
“'Irshilrulun ..... '3 l H Ii H i I ll Ir~~~ t~
Al i.Iriil.~\’iliI'»
luriliot'lllr‘ ,,,,,,, l o o o o r ll o *' .:
(‘icwland ....... o o o o 7: o o 1 ohm
Al l‘ilIcii.li:Ili~~
(’luclmmtt ...... o o t l o :r o I) 1..-. l‘
liltlllirinrr‘....... :: o I o l t l o i~~ll
r'ys'rarrx‘ ll.\1.t‘i'. ll\.\ll’h‘.
Al llIIlTulI»~l‘rovidu-Irco, a; lluflnlo, ll.
At ilor-iIcr-‘it-I'w\\‘iiltcsbarr'c, ii; llucir
cstcr', ll,
Americans In "all Company.
Limbo», July film-it has developed that
apoiicc raid mm mndo upon the I'nirIcc
club on Thursday. A numborof proml~
ncnt Americans Wore mount in tho mid.
The club is one oi several lushlonnblc
nightclubs in Imndonwhero tho domi-
mondc resort. The club is elegantly ap-
pointed, having 25 man servants and a
band playing nightly. A hundred men
and Werner. all in evening rinses. Were
captured. Among them Wel‘i‘ a United
States senator, a congressman. n promi-
nent law ofi'lelai of an eastern state and an
American police oiliclai. All save the pm
prietor and servants of tho club Were re-
leased. T‘hr‘y wore remanded.
. Boy Charged With Murder.
Buooatrs. July 22.——-()no ltalian was
shot dead and another severely injured in
a tenement house row at 230 North Seo-
ond. (tendon Uhorio, ill) years old, 0! 287
North Second was killed instantly, and
the injured man is Vincenzo Dclnclrioi
Hobolren, N. J. The alleged murderer,
Bombs Denier-t, is only 10 years old, and
he escaped.
a» oars Islam
Wasmiro'ros. July 92.-’I‘hs treasury
statement shows the gold reserve to be
"00,805,770.
rm em 3 .
her-been at such mar momma,
Ida-ire tnIvrirs a short testimonial. i
an the mother of six children, and lnj
the past few years have used Dr. Hand's
Colin Cure and Dr. Band’s Chafing Pow.
tier, and would never be without them-
For colicky babies nothing ever made,
equals Dr Hand's Colic Cure ~Mre.
Charles E. Molioy, 17 thon street.” At
a'l drug stores. 25c.
There is great danger in neglecting
colic. cholera and aim lar complaints.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is
lound in DsWiit‘s Cello and Cholera
Cure E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stilleon.
To make your businrss pay, good
health is a prime factor. To secure
good health, the blood should be kept
pure and vigorous by theuse of Ayer'a
‘laraaprilia When the vital fluid is im-
pure and slugaish, there can be neither
health, strength nor ambition.
Travelers find a safe companion in‘Dc~
Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water and in diet
often cause severe and dangerous com-
piaiu's. This medicine always cures
them. E P. Weed and G. C Siillsou.
”you would have an abundance of
dark,gloesy hair. if you Would have a
Girl!" scalp, true from dandruff and irri-
tating humors. oril your hair is faded
and gray. and you would have its net-
uval color restored, use Ayer’s Hair
\‘rgor. it is unquestionably the best
rites-ring.
The most pleasant little pills for regu-
lating the bowels are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill. Smalldose. E.
P, Weed and G. C. Stiiison.
W. H. Nelson, who is in the drug busi-
ness at Kingville, life, has so much con-
fidence in Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhrea Remedy that he warrants
every bottle and offers to refund the
money to any customer who is not satie‘
find after using it. Mr. Nelson takes no
risk in doing this because the remedy is
a cerraiu cure for the diseases for which r
it is intended, and he knows it. It is for?
sale by ll if. Stiiison. druguiat.
S B. WlLSOhi
CARPENTER AND ~BUIliiEii.
Ulllt‘t‘ 9'.‘ “'all street; shop No. 8 f‘rosa street.
:iorwallt. Estimates cheerfully given for
large or small buildings. Jobbing of ever'
description promptly attended to. All wor
unarantmi. in? if
of bad “effects
ever heard of
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computers
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from chewers of
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years B. L.
Tobacco has
been the most
Popular Chew.
Illusitively TaéT we;
-011,
int. c. F. Hughes. llptioal ixpert
stay in your cItv. Consult at once and
have your
Eyes Examined Free.
Sight is priceless.
turns.
Opposite P. 0., . -
Unce lost. never re-
Don'r delay, but consult at once.
so. no WALL STREET. ' \
NorwaikQI
jed 5w
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y . i / Made to suit the times its well as tiresmo-
here. The richest mzm in town tx'ouitlu‘t ;
ask for anything better; the {worst
man in town wouldn't (hi; {or
thing cheaper.
Ask for it at any tobacco dealers. '
I“ PMHTS Small lrlie‘stmems. l
inuIrulm: prri~pa-rity' will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
'4 .‘I
lifH ‘
A 2 0.1.Il.l.‘l;.‘.;.;.‘il)r 5 cls.
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short time as by si.r'cc.~.~rrIl Spa-culnliou in liraiu. i'ro\*i~l~rus and Stock.
0 00 Fort EitliH nourta lNilESTEli can be ml. by our '
l . Systematic Plan of Speculation
ol’lk'ilmir-ll iii us.
.\ll successful Hpfl‘lillllllh operate on a regular .\‘y‘sll‘lll-
ir i~ n writ knuwnlact that llllrrtr)ti'I-lllnllirlilduol mcn in all parts of the l'nlled States
-. ho. by systematic trading through l‘hlcaxo lrrilkri‘s. nmke lanrI- amounts every yeur, mug.
imp; from a (cw thousand dollar.- tor the man who invents a hundred 01' two hundred dollars up
to 3-3210“ to slow” or more by those who inn-o a few thousand. ‘
ll t~ nl~ y a fact that tho-m who makc the largest prntirs from cotnpnrutivr-lr small rnvcst- l
menu on Ibis plan an- lll'rl‘llllH who its» away from ('bicago and invest through brokers who
luoroIgiIly understand systematic trading.
”or plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade. but covers lI)tlI sides. so
that \\ bother the market ri~e~r or fails it brings to amuly proill that [illi'i‘i up enormously in u
short not“.
WRITE FUR (YONVINUING l’ROllli. also our Manual on \ul‘r'yrnfifnl speculation and
our truly Market ill-port. full of Inoncv makiro: punters. ALI. FREE. Hut Manual ex-
[llNlH-o margin lt‘ndlm: fully. illulrcst references in rcgurd to our ulttlllilli; and morass.
For furl our Information address
THOM A5 & CO . Bankers and Brokers.
it t'I uni
24i-242 Risitn Building, iiiiliiNRil, Ill.
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REVF R ES HING ! What is more rclrcsbing after a hard day's work,
be it of brain or body, than a cup of (tool) TEA with your copper, or what gives
thr- atamina for the arduous duties of the day like a good strong cup of delicious
Cl . lit-c ':
bile would he a burden without these gifts of nature.
[)0 we say gifts,
well almost a gilt at these prices, considering our inducements.
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Uholce Oblong or Mixed,
Fine Oniong or Mixed, .
With a large assortment of presents.
[lest Mocha Java Coilee,
Beat Java Cerise,
Beet Ifarlcaibo Uoll‘ee,
Beat Rio Coflee,
Perfection Combination Coffee,
All other goods are absoluwa pure, wholesome and nutritious. To
only at
60c. per pound.
50c U H
“‘0“: II M
35c per pound.
320 H ll
3% H U
2H3 H M
250 II it
be had
THE NEW Viiilll STiillES,
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
as Main Street. ,
Norwalk. I
- alumnus
my m9 W CAL
sawhrau'rlatmi Dream.
was only am. aura
reliable Inhale
ever adored to Ladies,
especially mounamlv
I ad to married Ladies. ,
rugs“ taira no other.
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