turn an... run n at :maaL nouns. ClflVdflIMMIIIIIIM hmmmmmflfli’ MM Distal image. Mrl. M. Abrshutus. of York street. has recovered from a recent illness. . ‘ ~ 1 W“ n countess: B. mutton, of Elisabeth street. It considerably improved today. The G. C. club will hold aoalico apron and tie sociable in Red Men’s Hall. Fri- day night. --Seek no further for better. can 't be foand.'1'hst can truly be said of the Imperial Grown cigar. JamesPaul. of J. M. Layton's ofllce. will start tomorrow on his annual va- cation of one "993; _0_ The yacht Carrie took a party of South Norwalk yo people out for a sailon the Sound. yesterday. About forty Republicans went to Bridgeport,last night. to hear General Porter make an address. -Wcaktlsh. so. N. v. and. Ed. Maybury. of Water street, left South Norwalk today for the Brooklyn navy yard, where he will be employed. Eureka Rebekah Lodge will have a re- hearsal in Odd Fellow 3' Hall, tonight. which all members are requested to at- tend. Uncas Tribe. I. O. R. M.. will confer the Warrior's degree on three candidates. tonight. after which the Haymakers will meet. Senator John H. Ferris took a family party out today" III the launch "Eva L." They will gather beach plums at East Beach, L. 1. Railroad employees are at work today under the Water street bridge. South Norwalk. grading and cleaning up where the temporary bridge was located. The Prohibition club will hold a pub- lic meeting tonight in the old Congrega— tional church. All are invited. Rev. Mr. Kerr will deliver a stirring address. —l’orgies. for. N. Y. Mkt. The individual scores made in the Naromake-Bridgeport shoot. were as follows: Bridgeports. U. M, (J... 20: Kingsbury, Iii: Saunders. 16; Tuck. 19; Baker. I5; Keefer. lti. Narcmakes. L. Craufurd.-lil; Coleman, 23; Hendrie. II'I; Gehrmann. 20; Ferris. 20; Capron. 2:3. The seventy-second birthday anniver- sary of Lawrence P. Mott was celebrat- ed. yesterday. at his home in Elm street. In the evening relatives and friends called and played whist. Light refreshments were served. and the guests went home at an early hour. wishing many happy returns of the day. ~0le steak. 10". N. Y. Mitt. Passenger trains arriving from the east have been very heavy for more than a week and frequently have been from fifteen minutes to half an hour late. Some of the trains have been made up of twelve cars. and when more have been required to transport the large number of passengers the trains have been divid- ed into two sections. The people have been returning from their vacation tours at seaside and in the mountains. The Daughters of tho AIIIorican ltcvo‘ lotion. of Danbnry. and their friends. numbering over fifty. enjoyed a pleasant ontinglast ThureIhiy afternoon in the shape of a trolley party. Mrs. M. if.‘ ’ursnns and Mrs. the occasion. The party wont to Lakel Ksnsnia. where the time was spI-nt' journeying around the hike on thol MIIntgoIIIIIry. and partaking of ti lIIIII-h- con served by tho lI'IIIIInIIrII. Mrs. l’itl'-‘ sons entertained the potty Willi MIIIIII excellent rrcitntions. Various buildings and business tIlllI't‘ll iIISIuItlI Norwnlk arc elaborately IIIII lIelli-hI-d with flags and hunting III hou- or of tho 'l‘IiiII t‘ity “'hIIII'lInIIIIs fif- tIsIIIIIIilo road race. which irIll take, plnvothis afternoon. The MuhuckI-IIIII llIItIIllIns been their decorated. underL the direction of Landlord W.Il/. and Wil linIn Johnson. Him the nutrition is a. large IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. "Welcome. Wheel IIIIIII." and around Ihi Iiro nntncronsi American flags. "l‘ho Iatnlows of l’lnis-a tod's drug storcnrc also very attractively , dIIcIII-atml, and were illuminated last" night with adored incandescent lights. mm P“ l i That Spot... ~ ’ \(N’ if l'irst size of a dime; next . l l g Ayer's flair Vigor ; é Makes Hair Grow ‘ tonight. ‘iionttncticut Volunteers. will be held in I Knowlton. Calvin Smith and T. Carroll. Thenosrdoffiohool Visittmwillmsst Dwyer’ I Norwslk band willVglve a concert on The Green. tomorrow night. M Schiller Stunn. U. 0. R. M.. will meet tonight in Mystic Chain Hall. Washington street. Someone stole several guinea pigs owned by Stephen N. Soofleld, of South Main street. yesterday. James Eugen, of Noroton. was intoxi- cated In South Norwalk. yesterday. and Judge Frost [nod him O5. which was paid. . John Birchard. of Wilson's Point. started last night for Hartford to enter Trinity college. He will play on the football eleven. fl» Dr. W. J. Tracey has brought suit against Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sullivan torecover 035. Property belonging to Sullivan has been attached. The marriage of Miss Virginia May Rice and Samuel Ewel took place in Church street.South Norwalk. Saturday. Rev. Johnson W. Hill tied the knot. Dr. Richard Bohannan telegraphed. yesterday afternoon. from Mathews, Va., that his father was improving. and would soon return to South Norwalk. An investigation in'regard to' the col- lision near the South Norwalk freight yard. last week, is being held in Super- intendent Martin's office in Danbnry. today. The Golden Rule circle of King's Daugh- ters will meet in the pastor's study at the Norwulk Congregational clIurch.1I‘ri- day afternoon of this week. at 3:30 o'clock. At the Knapp-Dunn wedding. Miss Minnie Harris, of South Norwalk. is to bemnid of honor and Assistant Post- master Harry C. Mitchell. of Norwalk. will be best man. The Haymakersot‘ [Incas Tribe.1.(). R. M.. have received an invitation from Paugausett Hayloft, of Danbnry. to visit them Thursday. the 24th inst. They will undoubtedly accept the same. The Scandinavian society held a largely attended dance in Raymond's Hall, last night. Shepard and Man:- field furnished the music“ The dance was pronounced a great success. The thirteenth annual pouch festival of the Broad ‘River Sunday school will be held this and tomorrow nights. The Absolut Iy Pure. At cream It tartar i it II II of all in li-menin Iiiir U“natal“, (anally States (iovlernincn ROYAL mauve row Implant. New York. -mmm...—. Arthur Youngs died in l’oplnr Plains, last night. The front of the E Main street has been y block in North repainted. —-Rooms and heart, $4 50 per week. John II‘I'lsingor, 8t Nerth Main street. at Richardson & probably be settled The labor difficulty Morgan foundry will today. Irving Byington t0I k the first degree at the meeting of ()ur Brothers' Lodge. I. 0. f). F.. last night—L Rev. Father Mental on has been trnun~ ferrcd from St. Aloys us parish at New Canaan to Waterbury. Miss Maud Kinzell. of Milford. has at- rived in South Norvralk to spend the winter with Mrs. (I. S. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. tained a number of t New York and this Studwoll enter- Ieir friends from city. last evening. The Hospital Board night because ' of the lack of a quorum. but will prohablv hold a special meeting. to be called in a few rays. (lid not meet last The Stamford buci Norwalk bachelors‘ n game. by a score of lit game will probably 1). walk. elors defeated tin- ne. in their be! to 12. A return played in Net'- iight of South Nc bicycle enthusiasts out to the Fair (irounds track. SatutiLtIymnd had a race Joseph Linchilerw the winner. and Willie 0' Brien came a second. rwalk‘s youthful tickets carry coupons which admit of free tl'ansportatiozi on the Tramway line. Miss Margaret Costello. maid to Mrs. l C. D. MattlIeIIs’.“‘wIns on .i Unit to her sister at 215 East Fifty-fifth street. New York city, when she was taken seriously ill. She died Sunday. The funeral was held today from her sister's home. ——illuefish, It)“. N. Y. Mkt. Allpersons going to the New Eng. lunddomonstration of the G. U. 0.0. F.. at New Haven. will be able to pur chase their tickets at the general ofiice. Norwalk Lodge. No. 2.8M. has made arrangements to go on the 9:11 train. ’oton Hill has been placed in gocdl condition again. after the soiere II ush- ing it received ten days ago. The foot of the bill has been filled in. anti a coating of loam spread from the top down. Roadmakcr Brundage has done a thorough job. , ._ .. “Snapper." Superintendent ilonnol‘s dog, was poisoned last night at him home in Trinity place. and Mr. Bonnet is tryIng to find out who was IIIIIan enough todII such a fit‘f‘tl He recently paid $| I.’ I to haic the dog llif‘il‘iPll forI another your. The barge May Mu Williams. lying III Holden wmI guests of Stamford harbor. was Visited by In poly l Norwnlk. and other oi Collector 1*). ll. Goddard. and. having] no registration papers. was flood thin. A l representative. of McWilliums Brothers. 1 the owners, came to Stamford and paid ‘ the flue. Isaac i’rIIssy. :IgIIIIsI-chIty-niIIII. nlifII- long railroad man. died in StuIIIforII.1 yesterday. from old ago. its was for‘ i twvnty-thI years II rondniastor for tho New York and New liliH‘ll road. and for the lust I-ig. ‘It years superintendent of l I'ruiliiny supplies for lilt‘ same road. The Lincoln Storage Warehouse in Water. near Washington street. is now open for the storage of household tnrni- I tore, pianos. biI-Iytlos. t-IIIringIIs. etc. j The IIiliI II is nt Taylor «St (irIlIlIns. ‘ lWInIlIington street. where full infortnuv (ion as to prices. tIlt'., can be obtained. The reunion of the Eighth regiment. MIIridtIn. Thursday. and a number of imcmbers from Norwulk will attend. Among them are Captain James Ros sell.(1hnrles Donlens, .1 II Jennings. Allen iIIInI-hsy. W. (I. t'roekett. Martin . sire “I a dollar; “m. bit: M .l f ThcsIIIIIi- annual IIIIIIItiIIg of Mid Well I, the palm "1 com hand. The j, [look and lIuddor company was lIIIldl Jendteniircbaldncss. Stopii. I 1"" "WM Th" “mm“ "“"’"""""I’ 4 ;‘ Fri-d l. Northrup. W. (‘ Fools and Robert 0. Mitchell. were reelected“ The auditing committee consists of ( up. i tIin James II; Hoyt. Ernest. Talnmdgc” Victor W. Ferris. Itobrrt Pearson and Archie Nash. ‘ s wife and four d in South Nor- tlIIInt Ii from Ausoniti. Ian_ TiIIIIIII-s sent Joseph K: Iii. with h small children. arIiVI walk List night. w money. They came This morning SolIII-tt ' word to the authorities there to send for them. Funeral services were held over the monies of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Libbey. of (tram strIII-t. yesterday afternoon. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt IIIl‘Icint- ed. Mrs. L. l). Kevlar and Mrs. F. 11. Linda suIIgimpressivIly “Thy Will be Done." Irving Jennings. of George Hearse. of Fed who are interested in a pastime. hare enta connnnnicntion ill‘lw on their homes. The erc is strung by permission on thr- city electric light poles. At a meeting of he Norwalk fire department. last nigh . to further (Ion- siIlIIr the matter of a totaling the field day exercises of the .onthport lira de- partment, it was lnnr cd that a number of members could not '(I It was there l‘orovoted not in go liha body. but to send delegates of as till my IIIIIII us could attend. fiI-ld avenue. boys doctrinal work as Ilishcd telephonic l’rosidcnt Edward larrctt. tours of the l'IIit- InoriI-a. compris- lof the organiza- y. ‘.ItiIrIl.Iy. for lking UV'IK' tr:-IIlI illtlliit'illt' of tin- II .ll t 'IIsmIIpolItuII IId Matters of North .‘ ing tlII.I executive hour tlIIII. wont; to ibinbn the dual purpose of I. hunters and attending lint Mnkcrs' associati- l‘nrk. .lnng- Allied lx'nnp located in npnrtIIIIInta parlors IIII the second lInI-kcIIIIIliotIIl. Mr. M lht‘rI- for thirteen J is glad to get back ng: Ivery attractively ilttcd ital .llltlilll is pin-used ll his many friends. 'l'htI Fait'llnld (loom ' tion will hold its lift nary in the First llet. walk. SIIpthIIlIIIr '::I II d 231, The un- IInnl sermon will be reached by llcv. It. I). Shem-cod. of HI th Norwalk. at it o'clock on the men ing of the 23rd. in the afternoon. It dot the general topic "How (inn We minute a Denys-r Spiritual Life in ”or :hurches'f' iii-v. i". E. Robbins. of Not vnlk. will present “The Hpccinl Need of och Life.“ The prayer meetingon thI IIIoI-IIIIIg of the "lib will be led by 1 Ir. Johnson W. Hill of rionth Norwnl . "V wnimr put. cm... i - Edward III-lily badij injured his font in moving ndaucc platl Inn in Motirutb s grove.ycstcnluy. A tom fell on the member and jannncd quite badly. I is again IIiIIIly int opp wile the ll IIII' of ”III Mll- i'napn \I as locut. Inn's, and says he in. up, and the gen: all times to see linptiI-t associa- Imighth anniver- st church of Nor- M. nihill rent ofi Wes? street, and ' of South. fits room is l F. o. LAwI-oo I. ”co”. 6‘ RUIT JARS H Fall l896. EDWARD 5 eazm: auneme. Mason, Quart....................SOO do: Pint 450 Ilightning, Qtunu-uonnnnns'[Io '. Pt....................$l. no. LAWTON I. co..22 South transom EDWARD STREET. . Blanket Season is at Hand. We are prepared to show you a choice line of Blankets, suitable for the early trade. pretty designs, and they are extrcmly cheap. Very STREETI NORWALK. GOllll. When You Wait for the Wagon on are far behind the times. You must . now that you can 't get the same that you could at our market. Think of our oil‘cr for one week! 5 lbs of thob best Iorncd beef and one large cabbage for 250; good lamb chops for 12'ch per lb; leg of mutton. 10c 11 lb; t‘orequartcr mut- ton. be per lb; green corn. lilo a dozen: sweet potatoes. 20c ll perk ; toIIIatoes. 2 quarts for no. This' Is your II eck to make up with us what you h: we lost by trad- ing with others. FREE DELIVERY. New York Market FRANK S. AYERS. Prop. DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. Are unsurpassed for beauty of style and finish. 53 wau. srngsr. - . . E. Ml. JAOKSON, Photographer. .lACKSGN S PHOTOGRAPHS! Prices Reduced! NORWALK. CONN f SLIV'EHTLY‘ Ivnxso. "A pound of h '1 at I IIII and Hit .._ .\::Ii I; luv. II. r iji . rry join. Two new l.:l'l up I. fl IlI-rI-II pI-gs And a pound of rosin-rs of ham." 1'” my It ovv’r .-_‘.'. the way. Ami lliI'll l'III «on not to forget, Tor If l ll‘t’lllt‘t' to trim: things wrong My tIIIIIlII r gI-i— III ntti‘h Ii pvt. "A pound of tI-a :It IIIIII and three. .I‘ili'l u put of rmnbrrry jam. Tim new I lltl O’Kk". u down pl'gil And a pound of rmhers of ham." There in the boy the children play. Thev‘rv- Imvim: mob lolly fun. I'll go there. tm. that's what 1'" do, As soon M my I rmndn are done. “A [round of fun at one and three. A pot n.’~rr—-oI-w laid ism. Two mIpr-rry I-ggs With fl dnuIn peg! And a pound of motion of ham." TIIIIrII'-I T-IIlIly Whitt- :I-flylng his kite. Iln IIIIIIIIII IItmm-ii‘ grand. i declare. l’d like to try to fly It sky high. l-Zvrr so much higher 'l‘hnn thn- old church spire. And tiIivn-Innd then—but there- "A pound I f three and one n'. in. A 1b.! of now lord jam. Two dorm rag-I. some raspberry page And a pound of rosin-ta of ham.“ xuw. hr fr'Ii 'llt' «lilifl. fillfklllII l'il stop And not throtuii my "flil'f'i ngzitn. l lIavI-II'I forgot «:III. III-'IIr n lot—- it ohm“ l'III pretty l‘lllt‘, that's plnll. "A pound of ”Irv" at om- and in. A down of raspberry brim. A pot of t'gqh, ii iii; Ii lltIYI'n pogo And a r;..-II.I r of new tool into." «lmIs'I-Iton Journal. Turks and Armenians. What IlIII' i'nrlni lll't' doing today to the AHIII ill. n: 26 tin y dIIl to “In (low its ‘in W. 'I ,-.I be In IIIIIrI- than .ttI mm were put III lthII sword ill th. i~lntId oft 'himi; III thI .‘u for: .I.I~ III l~i:.i IIhI II tho Irrw 'lfl‘ and pi. ill '."‘Ii'l IIIIiI rIIIiIIIIlI’ 'lllt' III'II.IItIrIIl lIIIIII- lIlI II in d skulls long 'lI- LII I If h. or; to ivd fIIIIII flu IIIIIIII II 'M iii! .IIIII and In: I: [.1 rIIIIII-Iof IlII-g..rIIII- nts .IlIIy h:- -.«l o. m in IIII- ‘yrintts. IIIIII n :m, hlli't'lhlIl lI. Ir III linmarnnd ZIIlIlI'lI I"I'.III Ii.th l.:::.I.III Klirl', lll \‘i'llll'li llll'll IvIIIII-Il sol III III . p;" to tho linlgnrnins. . W'lll‘ll, In It in, til‘i’lrrllllll: to tho Amort- I-nII consul W‘lit'titl, l-lngIItIII t-‘I'hnylrt‘. :IIIII llil’ English blue book. more than “Limit “'t‘l't' I,I.rII’:I«rmi in the tir-i two or illfl‘l days IIoIiI r Ill" vvryI yrs of lin» t'npv. linppy liolgoria! rhu- did not IIhIIIl in r blood to ruin. lint “‘llilf was Bulgaria's I'llll'stldlll prm'I'Ii III lIIIAr- IIIIIIIiIi'sI «invigvi 'i'lII- MIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIII. driven from HI-tizi. Yuma and 'l'IItIIIIhIIk on tho lhinnbr. I'rmmd thII iloupImIs and Fl'llli‘tl ill ArIIr-nin, their swords still rt‘l'l‘lllfl with blood. Nor Were they slow in nI‘IIIIgiIIg "It’ll' lIIIIII’IlinIioII. .lII-It nyunr :IftIIr thII Bulgarian airm- itiIIs I'nImI llli‘ report of ill". total oxtI-r- rmmit‘om by the MIIlIanIIIIIIIinIis«If tho ArIIIIIIIiaIIII to linyuzid. ’l‘lIII Mmlom of their IlIIfI-at burning in their veins. ‘ Infl‘" rtrd Arm: ma into IIII amphithea- l for of plumb r and murder, ”’I‘Ipw- Af. IIII ohm». ' aid the ngVIIrIInII-nt affirm]! in tin M'Ihutnmrdflm. ”are trying to prI I you from Alia. just III thI lini- garisns «amount you from Europe." It. i is not .Ii all m "tit“ that the fanaticism of the 'inrk and Kurd. 1mm smite-Id by such s fear. has become uncontrollable. . IIIIIIIIlly curly call upon llt'l' rIIfngI-III from Europe. with ”III "will“?! i A “savor-Iosemen-ova-” Inn “I'msltl lit-Como MornI Ilenlltifill [I Did Ago if He Lived n Natural Life. The plain looking but very EIIIIIl‘igIIIIt litth- IIIIItlIt-r sparrow lI:IIiII,.Ir IIIth- on till- friend. the man. was surprised. on entering tho III-om through the portly closed shutter-z. to find him taking a built in warm milk instead of water. "Uh. I beg pardon for the intrusion." said the sparrow, turning quickly to go away. ”Wait." replied the man. “Don't apolo- gize. ()lIi friends like its need not stand on rIIrIIIIIIIny. I illll always glad to IIIIII you. What can i do for you or tell you this morning” “Thank you for your kindness." said the sparrow. “I come for a little visit only. but since my IIIItinII-lynrrlrnl has shown Inc IIIIIIIIIthing new in baths 1 hope you Iron't mind my asking why you pro- for milk to water?" “i will tell you with pleasure." answer- ed the "Hill. “ i'III«-jInit look at the house- llliliti over the way. the one who destroyed your host for you. Do youobsI-I'I'IIthnt there is It faint. nIsiIInlIlnnI-u between her and the thin. brow faced old \votnan beside her?" “VII-Ina. Ii fnlnt nIsIIIiIlIlaIII-c. " answered tho spun-ow. sotnmvhnt donbtfully. "All right. The old W'llllllll is the girl's mother—d know her. for Pill" is my Innu— drcss. 'l‘hI-thin. haggard III-IthI-rwus no doubt at one time round and plump and may t'lm'hni [Iflll-I—Wl'il. very like llt'l' daughter is now. but old ago is tolling on her rapidly. and she is IIII lIIIIgIIrIIhIIrIIIiIIg l0 llll‘ rye. Now. the ll‘tll‘lll‘tl IIII-tnlicrs of my men have IlisIIoi'iII-IId tlIIIt baths of warm IIIllk told-ti at proper intervals thII the skin soft and \‘oleIty w-stIIy llli' bond III’ l-lflll‘ fora space. as i may say. So i use the mill; both. (If more» it is only It .IIIIIkI-Iihlft. i must lIIII-omo Him the old \iIIIIIIIII eventually. for nature's look-IIII'II nut to III-I-IIIIiI-Il for any h ngth IIf lllllt‘. and it is on llll‘Xlll'fllllt‘ low of nature th..t ou-rything quul halo and ii'tflu-I- “sold ngI- I-IIIIII-II on. Do you IIIIIlI-I-~t:ii:Il that?" "No.1 Ito tint.” rl'lllll‘li the sparrow. "and if you will portion the prI-oooptinn IIf IIIIIIIII' the lllWi'l' tif‘lli'l‘ IIt‘ :IIIiII.:IbI i should like to III-Ila how it llllmlt‘lN that you lower IiIIWI'lUII'I' llit‘ bounty of Well l‘lllt'lll'll frttlt III‘ llII‘ glIIriI-sof It IIII'IIIIt clothed in ripened fIIlhigIIlI”—«.\'cw York Sun. A free trolley ridI- would Ihnw it very large crowd. l‘l’t‘tllllilfl A lion draw Ii nlnrgr-I'rowd at their l‘lfilI-ctIII l'hiting estalIiiIIlInIIInt. No. ill Water street and are turning out It large amount of Work done in the highest style of tho piutcr's art. 'l'hI-yplntc in gold, silII-r. lllt'l(.it‘ cop Ier. and bronze at II moderate prI'II- amid" it nice. too. Hid tnlIlIII 'i‘iltl that is all worn out made to look like new All kings of lumps and gas fixtures plat- ed and polished as when they came from the fIiIiory. and all at a modern IrII-c. Drop postal and agent will call. MRS. JOHN BOUTON. CONTRAl.TO SULOIST. Concert, interpretation, Vocal lu- szructiou. I Washington St. So. Item-III. ntiltn Open Evenings From This Timotltt COMSTOCK BROS. COUTH NORWALK. Great Preparatory Sale! We are making preparations to receive our f fall and winter stock, but before it comes in V‘ we must dispose of a great many goods. To stimulate buying we have made many rc- . ii ductious in the various departments. Staple . goods, such as you are in need of every day. You've heard about that “nimble sixpcnse," etc. That's our case ennui). We gtve you a few sampler» oi Iiiiat so are offering: i Muse men 5 units, now $8.50 84:0 “ “ " 6.30' A few of those small sized coats and. vests at V 2.50 ‘33 and 85 trousers. now 2.00 CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SUITS. I O $4.3o school suits. reduced to $3.00 4.60 " ” “ “ 2.75 3 Q0 “ " “ “ 2.00 I45 and Leo negligec shirts reduced to 75c COME AND‘ ASK 1'0 SEE THE BARGAINS. Comstock Brothers, I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, South Norwalls. ‘ Connecticut. MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. Comstock Bros. Masonic Bld‘g. Net-walk. Miss Baird’s institute. ~:- ; NORWALK. CONN. .25ch YearJ tern Your to firearm. BOARDlNG AND D" SWL h: thmI-vli-Ite. I‘iv'll- ‘em 0 an' i ‘filI‘I'rt’ll'IIII Pr itII.II".I iI‘L'I‘ m I. lil' plisi llll' lllllul..L.~. IIIIi III. IIIIII I~. nnd :IIWllll stud-ants IIIIiIIIIrr II. lillli i'l'nIlI .l||-.-'i r .Iulv-I Ill. «1‘: llillrltlfl: -II..l’ it«.VrVV won Ti‘ 11"" Ilii IIIIdiIIhI-‘II-IIIIIIIII'I \\I ~I-k1.!‘tf'l 7..- :,.I 3y :1!“ l linorwl cum! --I 2' day: I‘lI firm. i fII: In? 1" MR. KING’S SCHOOL FOR BOVS! BED]?! )itD‘ STREET Stamford. - . . - . Hermosillo-III. WILL REOPEI September 29th. liver one hundred boys have «MI-red mi logs from this s-vin'wd. ling. i no Mrs. Mead’s School Will. REOPEII Septemberzs,’96 ALL sprucurtoss iI‘III' admission should be made side at .In curly «hey, a i venetian. a sea, Auctioneers“ Big Auction Sale! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! \VI!l twil l‘II' Public Mu tom. of. Wednesday, Sept. IGtII m Io..‘.ol. I it. .I m .IIi thaw... Matte ll be i- a New ‘li llot- II ll Ill Sillllfl‘ IIIIIII'II‘I it i HOUSEHOLD FURIITUREV, i'IIIII-IIIIliIIB' III I-III‘l ul' . I‘m IIII“ III . m" . I»... lin- , III‘IIIII. tIiIIIIII. I-IIII Ill lI "ElullI‘h‘lt Mm, , .vn. on: but «iv-k. hair... III wit-,I :....I.I , .. -.-.. t’ K It... on III II-Iil-~. "1"”lli'l‘l'. ll'tl'd'. tuu'ncw “noun; IIIIIIIhiIIII. W;lé‘“l‘l;~l them. 3 hr. fl'l‘t‘l'IlISI'll-sll. tI'.I...-,m ‘MI. I It In... EM .9 ll‘\lility. IIIIIIIIIIIII l'.II"IlI do.“ i MchHELl l 30'. Auctioneers . LII. L l \IMiII‘. it IIII'.. . IIII Will It l5. .2. . 3494309 ‘VOOS .LlflHJ :and mi Plaisted! Ti .. phalallt 3.1 lIINIlt. will open School Books R. Ii. PLAIS'fED 43 Washington . Strut. . R. H. DRUOOIOT. __o___.. We Are Selling a Good Fountain Syringe for 75c! r. 3 or 4 quart. “—0 ‘VOOQ WVEHO 30f dugout 5t. and we want to remind you tnnt We Carry a Complete . Line of Q. ' SLN30 IAIJ And Supplies. 50. NORWALK.
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