'wfidmnl late 3d1ii
»‘ .
at
uni 1nd had
(attire bsiot'e‘ Ihint,
alts to retard hiI prdv
basing no bad
and bc~
gross. HewssuaOhri
I loitxed to the Norwth Me odlst Epis~
‘ copal Sunday school.
Two weeks ago Mr: Morehouss and
‘ - 'Iome companions indulged in s2‘lotux
use one was acting in a
_ liner. and was supposed
as to filter Havana harbor.
: 2 re several weeks ago with s
f 513!le tor Havana. having been
hash by the blochsding fleet.
mob. which is chartered by
Ward a company (the Now
Cuba mail steamship compa-
2 her I'cattle and cleared tor, Nas‘
Mexican ports. Includiap Vera
.fllts stopped at Nassau on her
and when captured yester-
cm.
2Yorlt. May 23~At the oilice oi
' “8. Ward & company It was said
H M was no truth In the allega-
t the Iteamcr Ardanmahor was
to run the blocade of Havana
I,Ise was expressed at the fact
he had been seized. it was ad-
t the Ward line people had net:
2 anything to do with the Ardaa-
until aiter she discharged her
2 of cattle at New York. when they
cred her. When the steamer leit
York on May 17 she had on board
“theta! Inigo. consisting principally
railroad iron. manufactured Iron
lumber. She was bound for Nas-
fig! and Mexican ports. Shc lcft Nos
on Sunday night last. and was
from there to Tampico. Mexico.
M from there to Vera Cruz. returning
sitar touching at Prodresso.
oilicials of the Word line say
has not been the slightest thought
attempting to enter any Cuban poll.
. could he demonstrated by the fact
"E? the Aidantnahor had nothing In
cargo suitable ior n blockaded port.
It’was added that the authorities at
Washington would be at once communi-
salad with and that a demand for the
release at the steamer would he promp-
' ii! shade.
I't
sons! 1' WALL Sm.
trio-seams- some. stutter with
: the Opening at the Iarhot.
(By Associated Press. l
New York. May "7‘ Wall silcci. to to
lib—Prices oi lililikll startcd llluhcr.
ting the early strength ior smell
ill [nation on account oi talk from
of Spain' I suing for Ili‘flt‘i‘ Gains
0d near I pflnt in :Iomc of (In
its and exceeded that to sugar
leather preferred.
2. all strict. noon wilood laying ot
Ml statement oi curulneu tor April.
mad the price uhmc I27. 'l‘llc \"Ilu-
ills. all I: group. wounded in nym-
”I had the lentlzll lint w. a tutor-
w Illertcd. osucclaliy the manners
2 market was not rely attire and
fl. ltrmih Iiispluycd was in spots.
F L to noon. l.'lIi. 25I illl'dl'II I. "Iitc iii) d
ml was dormant. lin-
hall llrnt.
‘9‘ Wall street. II n. at -'lhc blah nl-Ilun
m the opening anoIIIIl tcnlptinu to do
'il'ldm. and uudII III-Hing to Ii‘lilltt'
values ltit'c way It irurt.loo Sunni Wu:-
2 ' (this! Ituiicl'2ci "Ihc illiilliii ullct
I steadied sonlcwhui and salmon
ills Wcrc i‘lllnltiiiiili‘ll iii nutnc III'
. hill! [rude nun-Its. The list in new
. was aultc utm-tlIIIl. and Mimi i‘fl.‘
I III Illin- .
‘ .2 street. I p. III.~»'I‘iIcrI- was It
reactionary tcndcucv in lilo pou-
list. lllli some of the mar oinwut‘c
I”. rose sharply. 'l'Ilc Ilrulinu ill
7“ lots was a feature oi the uulrltct.
f'
hut pt lc cs
I. “VI III "I“! D.
‘ .Om'oatsn Sills 1 Ian with
Mshsistionum.
ill! Associated Press I
‘Ilih ii‘t'snclsuo. hilly '..“:l2 .I. II. \I'll»
was shot ultil killed at "III" I‘lu2
avenue. Alameda. by Mia. Wllilulu
. who admits she tuurIII rcIl thc
but claims the tired tin lulul shut
“V0 the lilo Ill her husband 'II-u
i“, witnesses oi the uit‘tlll w it IIiII-
MN and his seven yrnr olIl mu. 'liI.~y
“so In the statement illtlI nunu II
look yesterday nun-ulna (III-«nou-
*0 MI" Mid l‘oltlid \Viiilllllln Ill t‘ttll-
“gm”! with his Wlli' \ outrlil Mt-
sad. social that hcl' lillttilllliti wan
gulch tor his oppoulut Min the
tool It pistol and llli‘il ill “II
with Mini rilm'i. 'I‘lic ucwa II
"E?” Ills brouaiu to ill! IMlll'O
fl nrmlrc. who run lll i'oWi‘
Iloud itllii ll iliill illiii iII2 ilml
M Ill ll lilliii It hit homo.
» M "iii iii Ilii It'l‘ili' :Iull my
4 Iflli'lli itlliltd Wililutm liliilllilll.
When tin stmy I" ”W "no.”
”It laid ll was iipoltmi litI. Mrs
illklldi'ii Iitc Iilll‘i to but ittis-
‘ bill this slutcutsul qunut be
it!“
ANlt iIIiNlI: iiill a lull. Ity
viii plan «I ihc II. it columns
Within] its sllccllll i‘ “It il'IIIIII
iisoil Mrilil‘llllily to the la-
Not-walk and Hutlllt Norwslk
doIs not Ilvlmnd upon as-
nary marovui «intro» to sail the
on tho I'ltli'llil'i‘ Ii advertises in
pattkiuuc 'IIIII on flattlrdsy. to
‘ user of II o illornby‘s "III
artist that Its moilis ttia be
whomaorvrr wishes. wit
. 2 r and anaemia policy
. rsia' and upon reaching home Mr.
,I,.irom the auxiliary gun-y.
{by which vessel the Anti
proceeded to New. York. tilt-I,
tar out of her course It bound _
'l‘ilrthwestern on account oi the excch‘
the
orc-
house we thoroughly exhausted Com-
blcycle ride. They were caught I
' gllicaxtietans set In and its was confined to
' ‘ 0
“what, but rapidly grow worse again.
Last week'he rallied some
until death relieved his suiterinss;
The funeral will .be held st 1 o'clock
Wednesday alternoonlp .
1314!. my! ms
smé: Waits! ”saith Merely Ia-
jursd st Dates? lions Qusry
Marshall Smith. the nineryear-old son
“Walter Smith, a motortnnn on the
Nation Street Railway line, was ser-
lotIfly It not iatally injured by a fall
at the Bates stone quarry In Riverside
avenue. Sunday noon. 2
The boy was on top of the highest
portion of the ledge, when he lost his
balance and i: ll headdrst upon a ledge
of rock forty feet below. A number at
nerso'as witnessed the accident. Nich-
olas Kline anti John Clune assisted In
carrying the ammonium lad to the
residence of John Fall, near by. and his
parents and medical attendance was
summoned.
It was found that the boy was terri-
bly cut about the head and face. as
well as about the body. Dr. Hunting-
ton soon arrived and aiter dressing the
'Iniuries had the. boy taken home. He
cannot predict the result of the injur-
Ies Inside of iorty-slxht hours.
Today the lad Is resting easily. under
the influence bi opiates.
TOUGH 0V13 son ram.
A Disturbance at the Depot which is
to be Followed by Arrests.
There was a disturbance at the cast-
boltnd depot. last Saturday morning. on
the arrival at the “:42 train. and ur-
rests will probably iollow todty. (‘lit-
lord iinrtwlck and Gus Kocottr. clit-
ployees oi the Adams Express compu-
lty. were unloading crates of strawher:
rles from the train to one of the csprcss
company's trucks. when Anthony (‘.un-
co. the irultcrer. claimed that they were
not. cttreiul enough and wrrc Iulurinu
the fruit. With two brothers and a
clerk he pitched Into ilartwlck and Ko~
I-ottr. ulld. illcy allege. used ”will very
roughly. iInrtzvirk's sldc and back
was hurt so that an examination by Dr.
liarncll was necessary.
Norwich and Karma: will [ll‘ch-"
clinl'gcs oi assault against i‘uuco broth-
ers. anti Station Aural i‘. I). linymond
will also have them around on :I
chttrgc of detention oi a train and mu-
kIlttt n ncuI-rol «Motorboat-ecu the (“on-
nolldatctl ltuliroud company's property.
I“. I‘m 30”!
a u Birds. and in wt! sou About
Them at the 0mm Club
ilcr. JlIlN’Z lltlcllus. who is to up ..‘..
In tho t‘etltrul club house tomorrow ut‘
li'lililtlll It! 12:30. upon "Hobbies." In s I-
tchl at \l'I-Iuport over tltc (.‘IIlIuI-Ia.tt.o;:-
.II llilll‘i'll. ills let-turt- deals with III.
phusnrc Illlil profit of cultivation .I
hobby. and with one at his own holl-
lili‘ii. III.I alibi:- oi the bird». ”inI not
Iplltous llollcy docs the grow) to “"Iiiil‘
ol Iiriliulllu otlt to'wua Into nelithhulli
I~:ontu I.t and this It: felt in the bum
i'lllllllll‘ oi llill'll courtrsics on Jun or Ml“
liltl'kiiii' Invitation to speak to u Nor
Wall. audience and hi» uIIIuItotuI t'II»
similar. Mrs. lint-kits Is u m lubct ol
tin Nutwallt chapter ol till it. A ll
null oi the i‘urltss club of i-‘uiliirid
choir. and in the latter IItmnIIltt III to
respond to the It‘llilmi\lll"'\\'llilliln In
Philanthropy" at the Federation tucct2
In; In Waterbury. Juno III.
lIilisII. '53-}- lspsratias
Mhsr lssbssd.
'I‘hII int-ts pertaining to Kttyu‘ Ilsht
litter torsion the ltllulc oi lllll lather-iti-
Iaw to scvot'ui notes. and the suits
Iu'ouahi hy the hnttitoru who lottttod
money on them are hilttillttr to Nor-
wnllt maple.
Lillian hi. Keys. dauahicr‘oi Judas
tum-cw ticllecit. lornurly oi Nurwslk.
bus liraulhi suit for divert-I- in the III-
parlor iiourt train hcr husltand. Wil-
il:.nt W. Keys. who liiifl poin- to parts
unknown. ills. KI ya I:- a lil'I'Il'ili mi-
dial with bar patents Ilil North Main
aili'i'l. ilit'sttard
li'NilAi' i'.\li!Il "Ili liii'l‘iiN
'ltIII iil'Ii at tluI .‘orwslll Tramway
IIIItle:ItIy Hill to liotuti Point In ilw
ilrut time till: summit. yesterday. and
were well putroulited. The new duck
and pavilion tit i‘ttliilliiiili "row will ht-
iiilisllctl this Wi‘i‘liI The other Improve-
ments at Itotott are slmadr completed.
The Iron- illttt been illicit In. and the
buildings repainted. A cistern Is twins
that near the csroussi tor the portion"
at providins water tor the boiler.
llllltlt‘s'l'mli' IIRVIOII
The preachers tor the dsdinstory ser-
vices oi the tow Methodist church on
the list and second Build”! It! .luss
were announced ymisrds. 0n the Iiil
they shine illshop siiislI-u and
liars. I’lrI Haunts and linwany. and on
the i it bishop ilitoduell and liars. ilr.
ally Ipd Adams.
lilti.i.litlt-NXIKE.
bliss liars n. Cooke. at too south
. street. and Fresh l. lslloclt. wrs
. is New Verb. . -
néara the; w nigh
2'! . 2
‘ v no answer.
a... do... . cream“:
on a. ms.
t y pursued by 'uhsyel, who short-
ly afterward catixhi’bim and' would
have done him Jury had not Oillcorl
Pennington opportunist arrived.
(lilo: alleged that ”that Friday night.
to food the this the cellar
door and entered the bull in; and stole
two' hes I of beer. on the contents of
which he enter tried his trierds at his
home in lily a cone. 2
He pi ”ed silly to than in the
Town is m. Ilrs. and Judas
Gregory imposed a he“ whistles oi
y
‘ twenty days and (lasts. .2 .
W ‘
um stars same.
BideOpstlIdtthooahtthsomoe-oi
.. thsvity Clerk .'
Bids for paving South Main street
were opened this noon Iat the oihce oi
titty Clerk Taylor. They were at: tel-
owI:
W8. 'Jilbnson, of Steubonviile. Ohio.
brick. ”‘8: new curb 50 cents: old
curb, 23 cents; concrete. 9 cents; mau-
hole; 0;) trees. 812.
Har McGuire. Brooklyn—
Brick. 32°50; block. 12.60; Mack block.
82.215; new curb, 55 cents: old curb. 35
cents: concrete. 10 cents; man-holes.
$25; trees, $20.‘
Frank Pidgeon, New York~Bricln
82.;lil new curb. 62 cents. old curb. 30
cents: concret". 15 cents; mnn- ho-les.
$50; trees. :10.
The Street Commissioners will meet
tonight to award the contract.
ADDITIOIAL 1.0051. ms.
General and Mrs. Russell Frost and
son Russell have been spending a low
daisia Delhi. N. Y. ‘
The Norwnllt and South Norwnlk
Electric Light company have been ma-
king numerous repairs to Its Norwnilt
system.
The Conn-'Ictirut turnpike. from the
Norwulk line to Darlcn. to being rc-
Icived oi It» cost of mud and not In
good condition.
llownrd Godfrey. oi Norwollt. is
u nit-tuber of ilnitcry ii. aitttioncl at
Fort Griswold. but soon to be trans-
ferred to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rolllshand oi
Burbank sircet. \vctl- ctullul to Wit cr-
bury. y.cuicrday or Mr. ltobislta‘l’td's
sister was. said to be dying
.llssc lvus. oi Ilttnbury. and Mitts
Charo. of Brooklyn. were attests ovIIt'
Sunday oi Mr. and hire. Charles G.
It'cs. oi West .‘lliln street. .
4
'i‘llc lncmhcrs of Butler lodge will‘
on an at tho lodgc rmtu Tuesday uitcr-
noon at 2 o‘clock. to at Ind thc flttlot'I
.2i ot the lutc Ililllltli‘lt'. Knapp.
.luduc II‘t-ort. of thc 'l‘own i‘tntrt. bus
hid the mutt "TON!“ of i‘l-rlt II‘. A.
Hill turtlcd iiH‘l‘ to .‘Iiiolm-y George II.
\‘onllulu. as assistant c‘ltrk
.\ horsI driven by hire. Iinrbcr. oi
\Vlilnlt. I'illl own in i‘ loos l-ll‘l‘i‘i Nor-
wulk. Saturday Ir.I-ulna ll2.l one cup-
Iurcd lii'iui'i‘ doiux any damage.
'l‘hc funeral at ilczlruc I’ltrrott. who
Illtll at bill homr In Wltlnlpnuk Sutur-
luv. will Iu- hcid from the house at
:30 o‘clock \‘I ductility nitcrnoou
.\luulcc d lI‘. I.oIkwooli Dr. P. i".
'Ilhlm. 'I‘hotuusl. ilny.tllon.i II. T. i‘ro-
-.-.Iit i ‘lol-occ 1) Intro and tin-It ulrctl
:IIIVI' hIctl cIcI-tI-d Illl‘lllili'l‘tl of the Pine
Liduc club.
Iluuhl Ilcauu. motto-man (III the ill c
olld uvcnuc tlolln lln. NI u Yolk city.
tour ltouu Sunday to attend the i‘lll‘ltis
union of lliil Iuilut Illlmlltu. which
was born 'l'ucstluy.
Assistant titularlutcndcul William
lit-,oal or the .\i.tr.opolliln tuition-lute
.outpuut. has Incu ptotnotul to stun-r-
Ilttcndrui lo the oillcc of :h sonic coni-
llll\ ut Minolta. I'I-.ntl
"lhc tlouth Isl-walk llllleruiuun. Ility
strontl. lli‘liili‘Il by iltc tIlottth Nurwnlh
II‘ ti and Drum build. III-c attending the
static parade In Waterbury tuitty. Ital-h
lltitnllcl carried a I‘lllllt. irotu whit-it
limited ii small Amrricau has.
multimillion lion-blues. of Arch
«tool. will snot Imnotrow. it the
weather ls intotuhlr. on a drillth Irlp
throtuil Ncw donor and New York
states. 'qu1 ninna the Hudson us tar
as West Point and perhaps to [houn-
Ilrctlsie.
m..- —...—..».—..¢
In tho Ntw York 'l‘ilil'ti illttslrtttid
annuity supplctttout. rcaliiduy. appear-
sti I llsiiiislilir picture oi I ‘olimiodol‘s
W Inuit iicitler. copyriahuul uy lidwanl
I. Jackson. the Norwldlt protoul‘lipiler.
llr. Jackson lots also copyriuhud It
photograph oi Admiral ltcwcy.
«sup-mun.
oi llattlturv wilseltaeu «this
It
VJ William Wat-Ila. William i
tit-Ii. Prank llsnlcr. .Inlut itiniy. Nie-
hslss fisher Ilddlc tiltsuIII y. John m.
llrrstntt. a O'i‘lllllli'ii. John i‘rows
and Jobs labile. wiles-led in Nurwdh
yesterday and visited the shore rd-
sorts.
i". ii. liarses. oi Mallard. 7t“
pntssiedtassslstsstsnpsriI-tr dad:
at the lstroaoliisill names 00.”!
st Yet-h. Poss. Ila ammonites his
ties III that place at It ilonds lull this
week II Is he married to but Lottie
shins. n isiam operator is the loin
phone sscbtiasil In stander-l.
N2-
.‘I. ll. Ii own. iii llll‘ liusinnss colirp
loaned Iwa ivtwwriietn In the L'lbrsly
while tits I-sisiostls was halos pr-upnr
so tor prlniiaa sad the limo: iiiii.
Mm Moder Is In. Iloyi and Inuit
Rails. mils It the anti-so m the
Floats oi
em son Iad‘botdled,’
ottr]Vapo'r.stove. " it you care to
reduce expenses. so far asx kitchen
stoves so. use 'our Vapor stove. it Is
the earliest. safest and moot economical
hotter-safe as a coal or wood stove,
and much cheaper to run. 2
There has been an exhibition at the
Vapor stovesiorseveral days.and doubt-
lull lastly have witnessed Its superior
qualities. over all others now in use.
They occupy but little room, are easy
to keep clean. and are not wasteiul
in the consumption at incl. They com-
I hineysll the qualities that make them
most'tleslrablc.
Now on sale in our kitchenware dc-
parltuent.
lNFAN'i‘S' DEPARTMENT.
Children's cambric dresses, with rui-
Iic around the neck. int 26 cents; oth-
ers, trimmed with Hamburg. for 50
cents-«rimmed with lace. tor 50 cents
~trimmed with rudio'and Hamburg.
(or ill: cents.
Lawn :ephrys and gingham dresses.
for the. II. $1.25. $1.49. “.75 and 31m
to $2.60. A nic.q assortment In all the
new shades.
Beautiful plain lawns. In pink and
blue. trimmed with val lace. for 82.25.
Low neck and short ulccvo dreams.
both in colors and while.
Wool reoicrs. 98 cents and up. Duck
and pique rectors. from 31.25 to 82I.98—~
all prices between.
Pique short could, in pink. blue and
w.hiio from SI. Iii to 86. (it). I
Swiss taps and bounc‘ a. tram: 5 cents
20 $3.50. Also cllliion bonncls. In pink.
blue and whim. (treat varltty or huts.
25 cents to Stud.
Pique sun hats. with button crown.
for 25 cents Straw and mull hate. as
low as 50c 'llis
Boy's kill Hill» In colors and wltltc.
irolu 51.23. to 9
Baby liiitliliin and nightly. pillow
calico. lillli'iu'ri‘lllillfl tor a Iutby'tilal
mothers don‘t always iind time In
lullkc.
HARDWARE.
l'ii‘illl‘t' wit-c. hrsssilcuII turkl. nutt-
lint: tucks. llittli.~'. stair buttons. lussci
books. Htuir cot‘uvrs. tun-krill. lil‘flt‘ki'lli.
slur and Imuot .2Indituts.
_.__-————
momentum.
m.
NOTICE l
Notice it him by alvcn that on us—
li‘iiiillli‘ at o! the polls and taxable prop-
ct'iy of thc Midtllc Five Mile liltcl‘
school district lutii hcou unlde on the
town lint at Mill?
fluid list only he iottuii Ior l-Itotnlnll
Mon ut the nth.» oi .lutoh M. lalytou.
Railroad nlaIII. rl Inth Vol walk.
The “card oi ilclIi-i will tun-t lli tlu
oiiice at tho r-I'li'l'lllu'“ In IiuIirqul
lucc. flailih Norwalk. on Thursday.
uy ‘.‘ii. Isttti. III ti o'clock It. tu.. to hear
and determine all appeals made to tilt-In
trout said num-sstucut list.
littlcd at Mldllh i-‘Iw Mlle Bitter. Mil)
III. Iiltlll.
It. runs.
“Iunntlitrs oi Middle Five Mile lttvcl
school "ihil'ii‘i. mill to
School Taxes!
mmmm
The taapaycrs oi the loath Norwslh
llaloa ilohaol district are hereby noti-
M that the district tss at one and
umusrtsr stills on the dollar. laid on
the lows seamen-st list at ml. at s
madam-islet haldasths lst
day at June. mt. at the Franklin
street school house. will its due sad
payable as the III day at Her. is“. at
which title I shall on My to resolve
II. at stllisoa's drils storo. I! Wash-
i too stunt. Penalty It the rats at
par coat. a star iron lay Id.
I'III. will he shamed all all tssss ril-
..astss saute as salt sitar Jttss ill.
I. a. "m
Cellular st Tass- isr Issth llsrwsls
“slashes” platelet.
listed at lasts WI. April it.
in all IO
M
Distr Islet list-wait. Is. Prat-sis
mist till. I. ll. ts'ss.
lost Wilson. Iain oi
llsrwslhds Maud.
asst-I at lot- the district
It and allowed
Isis stsstiisi the date hart-st tor tile
creditors at m estate to asslitit their
olslsts tor scum 'l'hsss who suf-
Wt their assassin. y
Elms . within asitlA titan. wit MM a-
nail movers. "persons lad
Idiossid Hutstsml'flssstadtalshe
immediate
"WALTll L. W" I‘m.
W with the MW
”the to"; was a. I.....
he at
a ”i: sissr suit.
.i. . l
stovetbaf has ever- been “ht-oudht to our '
N0 2 GAZETTE BUILDING NORWALK
2 . fihirt Waisie.
Again this week we have added new things to our Shirt Waist stock.
we show all the latent novelties as soon as they are out. Our waists are
made to lit. '1 he workmanship ts the very best and our prices we guarantee.
We are showing an endless vatiety of the choicest cfiects tn Percales.
Gingllams, Printed Dimities, Canvas Cloth, Batiste, in all the latest pat-
terns, Pliccs, - - - .. - - 39c to $3 75
Special Sale of Towels.
We have clotted out from the importers a large line of Fine Linen
'l‘otrcls at about 25 per cent less than they have ever been sold. '1 boy will 2
be placed on Sale Saturday painting and we will give 001' customers the
benefit of our purchase. 4 12.22.:
Hou'se’i‘urnis'hing, Department. .
We are showing ill our llousclnruislting llcpnrtlucntaaacw line billin-
ner Wore, Toilet Ware and Glass‘Wnrc. ()ttrliuo of-Jat'dinicrcs'is the
100 ft. Clothes Line. 13¢. Foot ' “I .
Covered Glut-Is Butter Dishes,
largest and finest we have ever shown.
liold Dust Pans, 50.
9c.
. Ladies, pierced. 2c.
China Cream Pitchers, 5c.
T'ristramm 8- Hyatt,
NORWA'L . CONN.
AT
5collab S) Kent
WE ’CAN INTEREST YOU !
We have just received lillt‘w lot of ('ltifi'ollicrs. Ex-
atniuc the different styles and finish ill our storc. it will
surprise you.
We are selling at $4.75, 5, 6.50, 6.75 and 10.50.
ALSO
The PEARL Suit and Skirt Hanger
()lnu'l‘H' Iitoael'l boobs. ’i‘ili" \ DID IT!
Skirt lloillci'. lilo or 2 for. "3.
Huh hanger, liic or! I‘orlltl.
All Women \l'ullt tin-ill.
.\II uI-Iut-II can Ich tilt-III.
in "In only [K'I'ft't'l bolder Illatlc.
ricllludjustinl: to any size Hilll.
Scofield St Hoyt,
2Norwalk and South Norwaik.
Lttgoti,01dtsi and lint lielitbio‘ Bicycle DIIIIIIII the liotttlls.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
lint il'l'lfllll.
banner-I I‘Itil be taken down and rapists-d without clumping Nuuliul'dlk
hit Intuit. ill. til. til. tilt.
W. W. W. 3".
This not regiments Ilic Alt-crimp 'l‘nwclcr. the IIIn-i Iui illIchle ill tho market.
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Rewiring. Routing. 'l'cuohiup. li‘ilitlll ii. (IANI'NII. Manager Iiicyolo 1).”,
Upon ovouluus until ii o'clock.
Surrey». i’lutctonti. iiittruies, Wagons. "Iritcks. litil‘iit'lis, Whips. liolum. Biso-
hois. I iorso Hoods, ttItItlo Ililii repaired.
Factory and Repository, Franklin soil Isdlson Sta.
.OUTH NONWALK CONN.
Two [um stash
'i‘ho Soutiaoi’s Want, For 8an and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Retains
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