: noond discharge
ovation and soon si-
sails and set tire to the
t ‘ l,
in... guns tired hundreds oi
.‘I'Ile New York was hit once
"malls was libido and tour
be American iieet linden Rear
\oi the Spanish iieet.
. mam. Spaniards.
lid. May 13, 12 p. m.——Another
despatch .tt-om Porto Rico says:
mbardment only caused slight
o to the barracks. Tour soldiers‘
itilleii and several wounded. The
n retired. having received se-
d“ injuries. One big warship had to
newest" '
ll"? Eanyone oi the warships oi the fleet
hear Admiral Sampson was towed.
4" rs. these vessels having been ta-
tow while away‘tr‘om, Key West
yof coai.'1‘ho orthcial oespatch
by Rear Admiral Sampson to the
department at Washington dis-g
, y says no serious damage was
3 ~ to any of his ships.
enabled Urgent Instructions.
don, May 13—A special from Ma-
r w .pttbllshed here’thls atternoon,says
gao soon as Premier Segasta was
net! of the bomba dmcnt of San
H 1‘ do Porto Rico by the American
,, commanded by Rear Admiral
tnpaon. he contet red with the minis-
“r P, marine Admiral Iicrmcjo who
with tabled urgent instructions to
{the commander oi the Spanish Capc
5, Verde squadron.‘
“Glorlonsly Beaten Back.”
Ilailrld. May 13. noon—An oil‘lclztl
despatch from San .luan do Porto Rico
says: "The American squadron was
repulsed oi! Porto Rico. Although ele-
I'Vcn warships bombarded the place. the
attackers were gloriously beaten back.
The Spanish batteries. armed with six
inch Krupp guns. were especially cl’iccw
'tIVe.”
This alleged vlttoty oi the Spanish
has arou'ed great enthusiasm here.
than Is Insignificant ”
Havana. May Iz.vla Kingston. Jama-
' tom—Captain General illanco has recei-
~wsti a despatch from (lonelal Mlli'l‘fifl.
tho Spanish comandcr at Porto Itlco.
Mill" it! follows. "Eleven of the en-
nlny'a slips appeared during the curly
noun iyesterdayl before Porto Itlco
‘Ilitl opened fire without giving warn-
ing. The port buttery rcpllcd and It
severe canonttde was continued ttntll ll
o'clock In the morning. The darting»
done was lnconsidernble anti the loss
is insignificant."
Ill-m or surnames GUNS
\ s
.1- thla Atternoon when the Gov
senor Arrived in camp
,. :- (By Associated I‘rcss.l
Camp Haven. Nlilllllt‘. May III—'l'hc
Gil" monotony of thl' cttllilt was broil
OI title afternoon by the arrival at tint .
. M Ooolto on the train rout-hum thv
“ pill“! tit I2: 5:1. The governor was ur-
. mind
. hy Quurtcruutstcr ticurrul
H Van Kenton. l'ttytnnstcr lit-nernl Kt-t-uy.
1 ' mum Adjutant General Intutlcrt-
‘ m COlOlwl l'. W. l‘lt‘ltt‘il. .'.l Iltt-
MINI to "will the thirty “i‘lt' th-nct'al
HOV”. l'tilillit'l lltlliulttil, Anal-tint"
QIII'IOI‘IIIIIIIII‘I' llt'lli'l‘lil I‘orttt ll tttttl
Captain Thompson. I‘ S. .\.
No osrurt was provtdvd. the tim‘i‘liiiti'
having provlously capt'tnmtl his “at.
“If no Nlt‘llllilltllln I'I't‘l.*|illtll|. \ Il't‘v
“hull“ who lIitppt-itt'tl Ill be ill ill slit
lion. and tho provost guard Mitttt It tho
”fly by prosottlltut lotus. The party
catered cannula and were driven to
the post. AI Ihr entrant-o the guard
wa‘s drawn ttp Ill "pt‘tsvut urtus. ‘ and lie
thloarrltiuo witt-t-ch Into the patuth
”and s salute oi scrotum-u titllts was
. given. The gttvnruot was Ill'lVI‘ll lIII-
nullitii‘ly to post htsuhptttt'ters.
mull/ll. MWANI‘I': IN llltlllcllil.
lllh’ Amult'litlt‘tl l'l't‘aMJ
, llllnttlhiittil. hilly III ~ A general tol-
Me In lWill'l‘I will he Incorporated
ll Ibo scale to be drawn up iii lhc utt-
ooavotttloii oi tho Atttnlssntstod
Misuse oi Iron. sit-oi lilltl iIn work-
whloh was hot-o nest 'I‘unsdtty
‘ will Its based on the better condi-
usw prevailing and the iscmsed
, “and by the mauutsctuma.
hoists state. which will that I
' at this convention. will call
"Minamoto advance to wages.
NW. of the Amalgamated
sacs that the munitions at
w the nitration st shout to
W
w count to ’I aura.
. lay III-mm army head
I” ths statement was made
, ’11s. and his still would
' in Tampa tonight. Colonel a.
shirt military or the tutor-
sl the army. who Is also
decided not to
but with m oi
I V .. Sampson is now outside’of-
, . It!
Be . liar he German
Gasotts says it learns that the insur-
gents of ”the Philippine islands have
secured all the arms which were stored
at the (3va arsenal.
The paper adds that a bombardment
oi Mantis is imminent should the Span-
iards attack the American bldckade
squadron. is
All the Gel-“mansvst Lianlla are safe. '
monsoon assailant s.
As: Engagement in which the Insurg-
ents were thiamine Victorious.
. (By Associated Press.)
Landon. May lib-According to a
special despatch from Havana. via
Kingston, Jamaica. there has‘bean an
engagement between the Spaniards and
the Insurgents. during which 000 oi the
former were killed. The location of
the battle Is not mentioned in the den-
patch.
snooxavn or human
'Strietly maintained, and the lipids on
Board on American Ship.
(By Associated Press.)
London, May 13—Lond's agent at
Manila cabled from Hong Kong today
that the blockade of the capital oi the
Philippine Islands is strictly maintain-
ed and that the cable Is on board an
American vessel.
Several local steamers, Lloyd's agent
continues. are reported’ to have been
captured. but he says there Is no son-
Ilrmation oi the reports.
ASPECT OF 1'33 WAR
It has Undergons Some Change With-
in the Pas! ‘l‘wenty-tour Hours.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, May Iii—The military
aspect oi the war has undergone some
change since the report was received
here today oi the appearance of the.
Spanish squadron lit the' nest indies.
It Is believed that the present-..- of the
fleet will result In the temporary post-
ponement oi the movement 0! the army
of invasion which was soon to halt"
started for Cuba. It is urged at the
war department that there should he no
soldiers on the water until the ques-
ilott oi the dctlttlte disposition i the
--ttemy's ships ls settled and the pups
cnablod to proceed In the Island with-
out being lliil‘l‘iia'ihit'tl by them. As our
oliiccr rrmurkcd today: "We don’t
wattt to mass our men on the island un—
til wc know who In tho mistress of tit-
sens "
In consequence of IItc change of lit»
pt'ogrttutnw. many of the minute I
troops will not Itc scut illl't't'l to tin-
gnli points hit at tit'st proposed bill will
pt'ocml to the t'ItlrItuunttigtt hatttlctleld.
when- It was Iutcutlctl th‘y should lu-
mul Itclot'wt- the lwnuttt't- oi the hurry
ordt-rs oi IlIi'
tor a changc in th~lr destination. .\I
.xlu- t‘Itit-kutnunitn Park the soldiers will
lIIII't' :tutpic uptmrtnuiiy to cttgagc In
tlcld ext-rt lni'll and tut-tits which will In-
v--r_\' thtctlrittl to ”will prior to their
work In t‘uba. Although tltcy III‘i' run
pot‘trd to be equipped for nuivc tul-
\l«c, the army Illllt‘t‘l'll any that lit Ihc .
mm- of many oi the \‘tilIIIIlt-crtt It will
In it tummy to Input this ttptlpuunt
iIIIIl In addition ptovldc lltc Il'illlilllllr
\\l.ll tIt- Id transportation.
l-Iliiilt 'l'Ill-lllt (IWN til .\.~»
I'm.» ,\ltty Ifl \ M‘Illl- lllll | ,,,,I
you Iwalntl titulcs l~'t-ttrh ti‘lllti) Ittt u
wu laudul III lI.I\tIlItI by ”It lull-I)
tilt
'III hot. .ttblr "I‘t.ttu.- lim- pnt .It-
It lllil 4||lll \illl IltIl tlttatt llt lIll\ out
'ItIIIt II. than. at llnltl u. lIlIIIllII "
what t.III I do
l.tlt\)l'l Well. nunii.
lot you‘.‘
.\Illtl I‘Ihouyw
IIIII ltttsluttt.
'\\‘It.tI littn Ito Ittoli tlttliiit'.‘
“Ilotttg' Why he dotpqtoi tt-Hlltiu
. u u. .tlu‘t had it Illlilti‘ll tut dc Iahh-
toh ll tuonth.‘
I want a tlct-vu‘u- II‘IIIII
Itytittt to Ilusltttlt ”.‘llnlllli I'tttk-
l I ..lt‘ ills» .\llttittl IIt'owu 'Wliil' Is
til. I.” diplouuoy 'WcII. I dunno
hiwthuh I Itltt trauspotlit dc tttwstlou
so. you II who ioo It Hot ti do Ian'-
Iotd titllit a ‘touttd ioh dc I lil ttit' I attys
I at It Itulut I pity. who. I tilts put otti
IIut il I lillit lIII ttr t-onto 'tnuud th- \‘
hi I tilts Itu Iii tntut rotttttl thin.
air so tilt. tlnt's iliplollititi
‘Ilo Il III II II .tmluttt oi widow"
\Iirilll'“ illlln I. c~ttttuuly hutItnI It
may be tuned hut-It to llit' Nat ll...“ uud
lIrw Ittu prttt tlco oi shaving o the hair
to pmlods oi moutnhut IIui as with
itiit huir there was dongs-t ot ctilthltts
t-.ttld the men were wigs and the women
taps
-.....a-.."
A breath tttlillllllt ittulttttl rltys lilt-
tttttsttmpiinit oi Ittltatou Is decreasing
to that country twins ttl tht present
time show it pounds n Instill vi lltt' mp.
ulutitm stiuusily whereas III lioittud
It Is ‘I traumas. lit the tuition mates Ii
pounds. Ill Ausirlmilunattry W. pounds
and ll! (‘IIIIIII‘ "ll ptttllitl-t
A wtattutstuurnr at rhsiitts dishes re
really made the ststtmisnt that he he-
llssstl ass and cttaI consumption In
New thit would sma’be very malt-r-
lsliy reduced by the use at that con-
vsalswt mass at «writing light meals.
"When one was sold a year ago m
are sold now.’ he said. "and tits tis-
motto is increasing at s remarkable
rust"
o
curly part oi the wctlt'
" day Also etilPrssa.)
New York. May Iaw'i‘he building No.
20 and 22 East One Hundred and litt-
teeuth street, In course of construction.
collapsed today and a number of work-
imen in It were buried beneath the
tailing walls. Albert Kiminsk)’.br10k
layer and a laborer named Salvatorl
are known to be dead. Three laborers
named Walesbackcr, Frederick and
Parco were injured,‘ Walsehaclter ia-
tally.
later—Fred 't‘lelker. a bricklayer. is
dead. Others wounder are Pe tor Kaw-
oskl. laborer. Internal injuries and cuts
‘ about the lace and head; Rosario Fran-
cisco. crushed and mangled. Unknown
man crushed and mangled.
m—A-..‘
TODAY 1)! Wk... 5 .' 3331'.
Prices at. the Opening Still Below Last
I Night’s Closing.
(By Associated Press.)
International stock's showed the losses
at the Iondon quotations partly recov-
ered. Prices were still below the last
with ,‘a few exceptions. opened lower In
sympathy. Declines were in all cases
fractional and secondary quotations
showed improvement.
Wall street. It a. m.-The heaviness
at the opening was soon dissipated In
an upward movement which reached a
point itt some stocks. The advance was
met by heavy realizing and short sel-
lng during which prices got back to
about the opening level. Sales for
I.ou-‘ .on account of the Iutttuationnls
were a feature
Wail street. nnunw'l'hc unsettled
tone of the speculation during the lore-
uoon discouraged conildent operationsI
tor either account and the market mov-
rd Itsilcnsly Iirst one way and then no-
other. The variations. were not impor-
tant except In the leading specialties.
current pricra at midday showed gener-
al imctluuul losses. Sales to noon.
Ihiiyilo slim-cs. The bond market wau
dull and without decisive Innc.
Wall street. 1 p. m.—~'I‘hc bears raldvd
the market aitcr midday. centering
the attack on the Industrial specialties
and the grangcrs. tobacco. consolidated
gas and cotton oil prcicrrcd tell from
'.2 to It points. and sugar, Manhattan ttitd
Mctropolltan Street Railway between I
and 2 points. losses in thc gi'angcra
\vcrc about a point. Very little stock
was dislodged at the decline. and cov-
crlnit cause a sharp rally. Metropolitan
Sit'cc. Railway rising to 2'4.
Wall strt-ot. '.' p. m. -’I‘hr movement
of prlccs was steadily ttpw.tro. but the
llII|IIlI_\' was not wry utgtnt. Ibo iv l-
crlts Itt some cases rc'atlmd a point.
flocked to Pisces whtio‘l'rying to Grow
the Trachtt
tliy Asattt‘lnlttl l'rwai
llilililll.‘.l\ll|_\' II‘. The \I'llilitlill .I-~n
up S. lltlllt‘i‘ from i‘lclllu no.4 “lilil
has ut'rivtd llt‘l“ t‘ctmr'a that ll I mut-
.lohu I'III‘t'lliiM‘. of Portland. .\.i.tiun . on.s
llllli‘il by Hllttltlttl‘tln l-l‘lill't' llll'
milled lt‘ottt I‘lttti‘tirgus. II I» Ilioitultt
l'llli'lliitlt' iilll'llllllt'll Itt.p.iss IIII‘ It'orl'a
and was llill‘lihl lu ptuccs by hillllt‘l'r-
Several days before the Ilittlor was In
t'ttdlncas to have t‘icui‘utstott. .\ltttr~
I’llit'lliiltt‘ loll Iltc \‘otuwl taking all his
Iu-Iongiugs. iln Icii his «tit-eta til it
mtllttrs' bulging house. IIIIIl Was IIt'l't‘l'
..titorwurda scrtt. l"l‘uitt cridctttc din--
.ovrrd by ship ntulcs. ti IIlI|I"lII'Hl that
l .IIJ' I... ~I to Ichvc tin It:
.tul III lll'wl‘l': Ill It.» It.t ht was mu.
«lend I-y Spaniards I'utthurr “tin ....
\t' .5“ ol tgt .lllll sllllllt'. lli' was .I III
‘liI. oi .\u\.t stotla
I
i the litilltr rill-.ttl no '.\IIII I.'. l‘Itc
I
\ t-t-‘rt l
i'III chain-
l
I
l
:.ttt- llltll Ii was nctuinily under-
tIiMItl unions the sailors llI.Il lilt' Spun
1min at I’iouiucuoa urrc ttttIl-lpniluu
I'I'tnItIt-ut McKinley» our Ili'l'lill‘tllliill
inn-I they openly mould llli'li |Illl':|lItI
ot tutodctlng till .\llli‘lliiillh iouud with
,'|II thc t-Ity limits ttitor llic dw'ltttutiou
lltlll llt't‘ll ItilIlitIIIli d l'lililtllll lititht
hi tho Ilt‘lliiiliit'i‘ IIIIIIIII that he was un-
nbl- to not It ittil cargo iil i‘IonI‘ucgoa
land was nhul to act away solo with
what ho hill.
The rapt illi sluice llliil I'IIIIt'tI III Ilitl
i‘ouaui Mtlliill hit l‘lt‘liltlt'itiiti without
iulll Ann-titans III'IIIII'I uotltltntlou oi
his tit Il‘lilli'. a ll thcy wore wholly un-
ptultsitd. uttvcukP‘Y’r aootl ollItt-s oi
tho m tall” t-onsitl.
WIN IULLITIN‘
The war department has issued ord-
t-rs Ihttt tho transport ships about to
tItilI trout New Vorlt shall he hold until
iurth‘cr notice._
It was stated at the war tispttrimeui
Imltty that. the orders to tho Seventy
llrst New \‘orit and First Massachusetts
volunteer militants in procml tn 'I‘stn-
pit by water has been counter-manned
and the troops will no to that plans
lnsiaatl by uh. uh. shown this
change was made so as not to rlslt
troops to dangers which might Invent
theta trout vessels of the Spanish
squadrons In American waters.
Militant (lensral Corbin stated to-
day that thirty regiments oi lntsntry
and In batteries or artillery compris-
Isa pm slut-a and mat ates hsti
Issa udsrsd to more to Chicks-sue.
.ttt“ h
Wall street, 10:10 a. m.—Prlees oi the _
night's closing one the general llIst. _
KAT! KILLED BY SPANIABDI .
a... wanlmdmm ....mmaammnasmmn.
SPECIAL SALE
or PINE j
UNDERWEAR.
Guthrie and nalnsook' gowns. corset
covers. chemise. drawers and skirts.
Special reductions on line goods.
Lace trimmed skirt chemise»
sate reduced to 32.50.
' $2.50 reduced to $1.50.
bong cloth embroidered cbcmlsc— '
$1.75 reduced to $1.25.
$1.59 reduced to $1.25. ~
‘ 1.60' reduced to SI.‘
scrtlon yoke-—
8i reduced to Co'c.
$1.25 reduced to no.
$1.50 retluct‘d’“to late.
82 reduced to $1.25;
2.25 reduced to 31.50.
2.50 reduced to 81.08.
Long cloth nightgowns. ribbon and
lace trimmed—
83 reduced to $2.
4.25 rcdurt d to 8.
Umbrella skirts——
$4. 75 rttluccd to 5'1. ..3.
84.25 reduced to $31.
"up
-. .su It‘iliit,’t‘tl 1032.
' “FEATIIERWEIGIIT”
SKIRT srrroatsn.
Fashion has taken hoitl of the “I"ca-
thrrwclght,” I-nrause It Is a good thing
impruvt‘s the tuna.
til you hurt-u't given It any attention
It will
earn your gnu-I opinion as soon us you
yet. (lili‘l In-ritaln any longer.
examine ltwvrry light. invirlltlc when
worn. and will not clinic oun's gar-
media.
I
THAT
Al'TOlllTlC COOKER.
Eeonomla'cs so.
tlnual wait-hing
vc does not need cott-
.ntl sili‘l'llill. I't'qllll't':
Ices iiicl. saves Inc-third oi Ihc loud
that is lost lII ill» old way. ll‘~SIIH iln
odor oi cooking. 'i‘uo Alva. $L'J‘ uud
m D. M. READ co.
.3130er
Proposals for Paving.
l)llltc of tin I ll\ I hill of tho (‘Ily ol
South Notuttik No '9 Washington
sil‘t-tl. .‘l.l) .VIlt. hilh‘.
idottlrtl [lillitiaJII-s \tlll lli‘ l‘t-t't'li tl all
his ttlllt .- IlItlIi .“I'lh' il.‘l ii i llIi‘lt ittt III
ti‘ \ltttttluy. ll.) '.". lhI'h I'or Ibt litr-
uodtlou oi nuow LII. lllltl r illrtlrllt‘ll m oi
I \‘llilltnl Ilia-it I'att-tttcut. on t‘mt
-rt-Io l"llllll|llllltill In In- ltlltl ltt South
ll.:tu Itlllti. In . III' i’ll\.
'Il. .I|t|Ilit\llll.I Ihlllllillt oi tum
Ililll to In laid t. J. - m notwit- yttriht.
lllil‘ I» Illrit in lit lllll' tilltl lilillll
Illtllll l.th :nt oi .tuhlug.
Nit lllll I\.li itc t'ttlthlxltmt'tl IIIIll‘nJ tit
'IIIIIII third by it I"‘|‘|lllHl i‘lli t'lt. III‘ mail.
‘0 lllt’ amount or I‘tw lltiittlrotl llollitrs.
tttd upon the ll\\IlIll oi toulrttti tt build
it thc auuouut at tho I‘houstttui IIoIIttt «
will lit ttttultntl tor the initltittl |tt-'~t
.iIIIIIIIlIti til the tonic-.tul
i-lpot-Illt'ullotts tum Ito It‘i'll at Iltltt til
Ilcc. and all unwary iuiortttutiuu
'llll) lm ttlII.tlu--d iiuilt t‘. N. Wood.
-tutluttr In rintruv or the work. on and
tl'tct' .\loutl.ty. hint '.i. Hill"-
llto must i ‘ttttttttimltlilt lit I't‘tu't‘vt- Illi‘
M I to toltsi It" bids. or In ttitopi titty
that lit iItoIt impound may he luv titt-
bout lttlcl‘t‘ai ttl III: t'lii'
\II penis-shin mun lw Iodot'scd on Iio
outside oi the c-uwlttpt. with the ironic
oi the bidder. and marked Proposal lot
I‘twllil. sud mhhvsm-ti to .losoph It.
I‘ttylor. t‘iiy t'lcrlt
liy order oi the Mayor and (‘otntnou
l‘otllii'll at until tlI)’
Jilfllfll‘ll It. 'MYIJUII.
Ind ItIt t‘Ity (‘Inrlt.
‘ w -
llilldl ltfll'l‘ldit lllfldl‘ONBlflltlfl.
lily Associated Press”
Mutton. May Ia~-~'t‘be newspapers are
publishing cartoons and articles hold
Ina Joseph halter. tho t‘hlcm grain
manipulator. rnsponsihlo for tho silos-
ilott III ltitly. ‘l'lto Mttt'ttllttt lmdnr
says: "ititsllsh corn is new higher
than for may yutrs. In France thorn
have been throtttqtlnas sud ninth-rings
oi trottItIsJquttIii there are broad riots
and In Italy than are Itskrlvstios. burn-
lns houses and lighting. revolution. In
tact. on the part of the parole who are
unable to not bread and who think It
better to die by the bullet than to
starve. The very throne seems to letter
henna! bread is so dear. Other people
m M We sapsrisim sow."
Cambrlc nightgowns. embroidered In- '
«HTRISTMS: HYATTNI» _
Tailor-Made Salim—Capes and Jackets. .
‘Black, blue and green, all wool, storm
serge suits, lly ”front jacket, silk lined
jacket, ptic 0 $10. illiquid $12. 00.
Black and blue, all. wool, storm serge
suits, blouse jacket, lined with taffeta
silk, price $11.00.
All wool cheviot suits, blouse jacket,
skirt‘and jacket tucked, $15.00.
Other style of suits froth $8.50 to 320.
Silk (Tapes, plain and trimmed with
lace, tltil't'ott and jet, price $65 to $12.
\ elvct capes, trimmed with jet, pticc
limbo. .
Black cloth 11ch in broadcloth ‘utttl
clay diagonal, without lining and lined
With silk til-5.? Ito $12 '-
Separate Skirts.
Jackets.
litillittutiuc Hkitts. - liluck jackets in cbcviot, broadcloth,
Serge “ and clay diagonal, price $4.50 to .2513.
(' tcpou . . -
Silk u Ian, covert and broadcloth Jilt'b'CtS,
Satin “ ltulf-liuctl and lined throughout, price
Price, from $2. 50in $0.00 $3.5llto .1312.
TRISTRAM Q HYATT Norwalk, Conn.
Seelleld E) Kent‘s
WE CAN INTEREST ' YOU !
We have lost rcc civctl .t ucw lot of I‘liill'ouicrs. 1'}:-
tIilIlIIt' tbc tlill'ctcut nty lcs and finish III our Sltlit'. It will
sutpti<c you.
\\ c :Ilt‘ selling tll‘ $1.77), :3. 13.5”, 0.77) illltl 10.5".
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The PEARL Suit and Skirt Hanger. .
’l'illl \ llll) l"l'
'N"
()Inc ‘I \c thuse' a hooks.
r! l \\ Hklrl littltlt'i‘, lot-,‘orL‘ I'tirL't
’ , Suit Ituugrr, Iv, or 2 ior:;o.
’ ’ 1 All women want tin-tit.
.\|| utumdt ctttt lith' Ihcttt.
Is the only lu'rft't'l litilill‘l‘ llllltll'.
Hrll‘ottlittstittg to any siu- suit.
LL..¢
Scofield Q Heyt,
. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Ingest Oldnt nil Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer In the Notvtlis.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
. ,t it
I no plus! t-rttttlt
hit . .
Mill. 81M“. Italy. I’ll”
Repairing. itchtltur. Touching. ‘lthlll II. (I \Nl Nil. Mutuum- lllcyclc liopt.
Ilptm evenings Itittllll cloclt.
Surroys. l’ltttetous. Huggins, Wagons. 'lruclts. llill‘lltihtl, Whips, ltolws. lllttu-
hots. llorso tioods, made and repaired.
Factory and Repository, Franklin and Isdlsott Sta.
‘OUTH NORWALK OOH“. ' .
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The Sentinel’s Want, For 8an and To Let Ads.
This not rcpttwttts tho Atttcrlctth I‘ravolttr. llii‘ iIittut coo lilcyclc In tho tuttrltcl.
Hill. 3110.
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Mosh“. 810.90.
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