"‘15"; . J
~feet will be required.
llllllli llllfllllllll
"Edwin Adonis Urges his Claim
for Damages Caused by Cros-
csIIt Street Savior.
The South Norwalk Ilotird of (‘oun-
ellnieu met In regular session Inst
night. In the absence of Mayor ('o~
burn. the president of the t'ouneil
Charles N Smith. presided. Council-
men Ferris, )Iorgnn IIoIItnI- II and wri-
ters were present and (‘oIiniIIIIInn-
elect Lester .l. Waterbury was a speiI-I
tater during the aims-ion. The follow-
ing communication was IiIi-eivcd:
To the Honorable .\lny'oi tInIl ('oIIIII- ll
City of South Norwulk. Gentlemen:
Referring to bill for daiiiiiges to
house corner of Gerard Pint-e and (‘res-
t'ent street, by reason of overflowing
laundrtes by stoppage of sewer. I quote
from The Evening Sentinel of Sep-
tember 19th: "Mr. lived did not lie-
Ileve the city should be held respon—
sible for the damage done to Mr. Ad-
ams in Gerard l’luee, as the storm to
which he refen'ed lifted the tops of the
catch basins and certainly the ('om-
missioners could not stop that. If .lli'.
Adams and had trnps in the pipe the
damage would not have happened."
The Inst clause of this quotation. by
implication. asserts that the house has
no sewer traps. Whether tlils state—
ment Is made from it. noiIInI II or it run
Iiclotis intent to IinIIre. the result is
the some. ery inlet to the erWeI'
from the house. and there are iifteIIn or
more, on the 3d of September were.
properly trapped.
A statement made by the head of the
server department and sanetioticd by
your honorable board by referring It
to a lawyer without further investigie
tion. and publish. d by ml the iicwspa- .
i
pers in town that it house Wl‘il(ll ls oe-
enpied by two families is without traps
is damaging to the property and slnii-
dermis and criminal to the owner
Now, If you please. pour into your own
private. residences the filthy contents
of a sewer with its outlet obstructed
and see if you would not refer It to :I
lawyer in quite a different direetion. I
do most respectfully risk you gentle-
men to give this bill the consideration.
as the fact that the ('I'esI-ent street
sewer was stopped up with sand and
other hard substanu-s to the extent
that it was tumble to do its proper
work.
Very respectfully submitted.
I EDWIN ADAMS.
' The communication was reeeived and
ordered placed on tile.
Majk Oiijen. who is building a house
in Ely avenue. just below the end of
the city water pipe, petitioned for an
extension of the pipe. About sixty
The communi-
cation was referred to the Writer ('om-
missioners.
Henry Tilly asked for permission to
place a temporary wooden building.
12x35 feet. oneI story III be used as a
photographic studio. on the vaI-nnt lot
on the southerly side of the building
occupied by William I’odiiiore. in
North Main street. This was referred
to the committee on fire department,
The following resolutions were pnss-
ed unanimously:
Resolved, That the sum of $1.9M b.-
and the some hereby is appropriated
for the department of
walks and seven; of the city govern-
ment.
Resolver! That the city clerk be and
be hereby ls instructed to gfw notiI-e.
as provided by the city t"lllll'l.t>'l. that-
the Council intend to appropriate the
sum of $250 for tIIIIJl'ity llnll depart-
ment in addition to the appropriation
Inside for said dinnrtment at the tid-
jonrned annual tity meeting.
streets. side—
'l'ho bills ordered pnid amounted to;
WAG.
Notes amounting to $2.000
an“ on the credit of the I‘ll)‘.
Adjourned to October ltith.
STATE :xm-znvou l'.\'lt).\'.
The state convention of the Christian
Endeavor l'niori will be held at I'iit
nuns. beginning its sessions on the ev-
ening of (it-toln-r I".. .luIlge Edgar M.
I'nrner. of Putnam. will delin-r tliI-
’filldpul address on " :Isulu‘s’t a Year
for Drunkanls in t'oIInI-rtii-Iit.“ Toe
sermon Will the delivered by the Rev.
H. C. Clarke, of Smithiugmn The .Iil-
iovrlng morning the net. I-‘. II Sargent
and llnyor Fuller. of Putnam. will
nuke addresses and .‘lrs. II'. E. tinrk
will stir-tilt. President Spoons-r n-Iii
who his annual address :it the morn-
ing tit-salon. In the utternoon the Hun,
George l'tter. of “'r'stPrl)‘. the her. it.
W. Hope. of New Haven. and John
“'lllis "ricer. of Wit-ton, will speak. and
it the evening the address will be by
the Rev. Richard Wright. of Windsor
locks.
”to.
COLORED MILITARY COMPANY.
Goya-mot iaIIIrI-Ihury has Iii-reprint
thepetltion of the New Haven eoIorI-il
m. headed by .lohii William Murphy.
for n military I-ompnr} in that city to
be nttnehed to the. V.It.-. Innl Guard The
coupon is to bo- iesignaiI-It as the
First Separate f‘ompany t‘. .\' ti.
log the name of the I'nmpnny reI-enlly
Wet! in that rity Lieutenant-
Colonel Timothy P. Callahan. of
Sol-mid Regiment has been ordered to
warn the petitioners to meet and elwt;
There are sixty-one names on '
, the petition.
‘ 1
users.
Wl’l’l'
talk.
the .
AN HONEST ARTIST.
He Would Not Paint n his Even For
a Napoleon.
'l‘liere'wns no love lost between the
Emperor Louis Napoleon and his cott-
sIn. Print-c Napoleon. whom the Paris-
ian culled “Pl‘on Plan." The prince
used to make nbuslvc speeches against
the emperor. which people were only
too ready to repeat to him. "Let him
alone." Louis Napoleon would reply.
"lie is too well known.
turn me out to place
throne."
The emperor was correct. for no oni-
said a good word about "i'lon l’ltlll."
He was commonly believed to have
shown the white feather in the l‘rlmeu
and never exposed himself where the
ltiltl was falling. An English lady. who
in her young days mingled with II‘rIInI-h
society. tells lti her "Foreign (‘oIIi-ts
Illlll Foreign Homes" Ii story a. IlisrrI‘d
liable to Print-e Napoleon us it is lion—
(liable to II French iirtlst.
While the artist was pointing the
historleal picture. of the brittle of the
Alinn. which the etiiperor had ordIr.IIIl
I'I'lriee . \apoleon i-nlh-d at tue paltiteI' r
studio to make known to llllli tIiI
fuels. (in leaving he snid lie w.i h- d
the prominent figure ill the bottle to he
himself mounted on his white IlInIgIIr
He sent the home to the .IIItist so that
he eoiilil point its exiiet poItInlt. “hen
the NI lure was finished and ill\llil-
liens were sent out for a ‘prlvnte \ lew
the white charger was seen. a proud-
IieIIt figure in the battle. but without
it Ildei'.
0n IIIIt'IiIiig of this terrible omission
tiiI priIiIII rent IIII :Ilti- de- eutnp III nsk
the reason. The honest artist said the
home should remain if the piiIII-II wi. II
('I' but no rider woull be on it. “ 'IvIll
the print-cl lime IIevII yIt painted a
lie " 'llie hint was tnkeii. “Iii.- [ll'lllll
ordered the horse to lie I'Iildinl out
lil"l'
him on the
Slt'lJI' ltl'Z l..l\.\"|‘
S.\I'l'i',
SIII-II is the rypiuil East Side Iiirl of
Ne w York t‘itv.
"The typical east IiIlII
2 York." writes t‘hnrles 'I‘. III-oldliend in
The Ladies" Home .l.oIII'IiIIl I-lllllllyI
I" produit of her environments. She Is
:sIIiioIiiIIIIII by the good. hiid and ill
IIlilleIeIit. She is III illl atmosphere in
Her
«which no girl >llll|llfl be l'l‘ill't'fl.
llIJl'q-fi and mum. :ii'iI I'losetl to utility ills-
‘ngI'II-IIIIIIII things around her.
lshuts llli‘lll simply heearise
.iIIrt ear-I to see and lII-ar.
-:irIII girl i- no :-.Illll. Far from it. 'l‘IrII
il,"|ll4'ill girl of that H'I‘lltm is :«IIII'_ re.
.
lit. in. .IIII \. lllilit'llllit'lll. shinny, IIIIiI-k
thmpeIId ready fight with th-
ItIIiigIIe. .IIIII t'\'l'll \\llli li~is it III‘I't'v
,Iilli'. hlie will dump all night :Iiid
.
\\till\ all day. repent ll lhl‘f‘l‘ or four
times .i “eek their IIIIII'IIII she isn't
tired Illill lool liiiglil iillll fresh .III the
\I ll 1: Sire IIIII Iiphinid III-I n..IItlIIII
u'honi :~lio- rolls ”the ole \Ioiiinii.’ :IIIIl
:lllliht‘ iii-l' l.tll|tIl'. t'I-fI-t'ii-Il lti li)’ lit'l'
us. 'iIIII IIIII III:III;' ruff the ears of her
younger brothers: have a hair |illlllil':
IIIiItIII uitli a sister; yet it' any one
lslioiilrl IIIIIII utter n word derogatory
Ito the member: of III-I lillllll) \‘Ii..s
III .IstSiIIe' would go. It them IikI 'iuild
I :It. She flirts lllIll-Igt'lllP-h uitli mo
tormen, I'llllill'tllil‘I and the like and
hill llllLll IlI- IIiI-iIIII 'll oi sh tn the! true
of the hell dies.- ed man who pieriimes
to III-IIIIIIII .II-IIIIiIititeIl with lIIII on the
sIIe-;It remain night tiller night .It the
Iodide or a girl friend who is ii. and
follow :I begging I-Iipplt lIIIlI' :t lllllt'k
to giw- ‘III: in I will tor Ili.iiit_\ "
site title».
to
I ll \. I-‘(ilt Illl‘ I 'HIIII‘ l.\‘ll
l __
'\ (‘hei’ \llill sII\s 'lhis lIish is
.\IIpIIIIi;ItvIl at His tie :l “IIIIII.
”It I-odi‘ish rosi :I Ilollnr a pound.
fsiiri the ilref. "it “lllllll he more uni-
versally ll"lll\l"l. I tIIli ,IIIH. it is the
li~h lili'HHl I have ll‘ll'tl
but
Not
lost dinner
\\.' IilIl.
,tlie \\IIiteli:.li itll met lllt'
llllv ioIlil. I. is hing I-t‘ IIIIIII :Ill and is
not .l!l[lll‘|l.lll‘ll at his IIInI north
Jt'tm'n llllll iii any uny you like and III-
-iI IliIliIIIIII~. their the dried whitish.
:piikod III- .IIIII -I‘l'\l'll in I'l'l'Illll for
:lIreiIIJnst is I fin. IIiIlI I’IIt him in
;. IIII: sen him up tightly. and let him
ll‘rll. oi bzike llllll IntI-liilly. \vell stII.. -
god. and he Is delirious.
"Let me tell you that “lli‘li
maki- tlsh talus IoIi should not drown
out the fish with potnto. l’ut as little
itiolulo or other ~IilistniiI-II iii the rakes
Ids possible, .lllll. if you until them .Is
fine :is firm Ititl be made, u't'up them
[in n blntIlII-t oi engs. and do not in-
‘- I'Iiiiig of the egg You IuII tiiiike ii
iii- I_\ dish of «mill iI takes it you “Hi
-I‘oilm\‘ Ill," iltlHI‘II. I-‘isb rain 5 are eonA
siIlI-Iv-Il n \‘o-i'y Iii-iiirII-rntir Ilisli. Ill
‘..Iri-Il‘r-I'. hut Iin |I.lll'tllt. who pays me n
Ilnr'ge snlnigi. is :l~ 'lt'llltn‘l'Illll' :Is he
Ii l‘l In he in bi» \‘IIIJIL’I-I‘ Il.I_\‘.~'. When
he serrls douii to me no order for nail
Hikes for the net! Morning's IIII-nk-
first, he sziys he \Istiits MINI-hull} tish
Ink» '. \vilh I-ggu. 'i‘liul is the order.
ritIIl he is thinking of his younger tile
Mien. n. he on: e told me, In It linse-
nII-nt Iui Ilronduny he used to get the
finest lnitto-r rakes .1an fish iInkes IIII
you
ever tinted. ‘I-xeepling yIIIirI. I-IIIIf.
he adds alunys. "III I know that
dimes in those Ilil)’r~ were as H.000
hills are to him now and his appetite
was lumber and more appreciative. -
New York Sun.
r
No one would‘
girl of .\'IIWJ
.-\IiIl shey
Yet the l'ihsl -
‘Grand Central
clue Ionic Valuable Advise-Ivan
nastier Interested
Perhaps the reader Is s "doubting
Thomas" for East Norwalk ii: toll of
them. Doubt as n rule leads to Inves-
tigation. and as doubting Thomas will
not accept as facts It long statement
giving particulars of some Incredible
cure on the other side of the continent,
be Is iisked to anIIsllgste the follow-
lng testimony of a ioI-al citizen:
Mrs. it. Blackburn. of 46 First ave-
nue. saysz—“l sin greatly adverse to
newspaper notoriety and reluctantly al-
low my testimony to appear for that
reason, but as I was greatly benefited
by using Dunn's Kidney Pills. I want
others to know the value of the wonder-
ful remedy. My Kidneys were not set-
ing properly and backache set in. A
good deal of talk about lloan's Kidney
I Pills. and reading some iiewiapiiper no-
tlI-es lndtieeII me to go to l’lal-sted's
Drug Store and int it 1on They ward-
IId off the. last uttaek. Since. then I
have advised more than one aeIIIIIIIIIt-
anro to use. them. I even Insisted on
my friend Mrs. Morrell trying them.
1liat should be sufficient evidence of
my estimation."
Doun's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers: pl:'l(P 50 cents a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by lI‘oster-Milburn
(‘0., Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the
l'nlted States.
Remember the name—Doau's and
take no other. I I
CONSTIPATIIIN
I have gone M days at I time without a
love-ens ol‘ In. bovuls. iioi neinit nir'o lu
move them 1' lcopt by using lliil writer lllll' l IltIll\
tlitoiiie iIo IIinpaIinii for Iii-"II ye IIIII p'tii ed mi in
thu' t‘fl'li II- condition; dlitiiiutlitt IIIIII,I I did e-v
eryIiIII. g I I I E”: do! I III iiete r fniimi aIiI Ie Illef. IlII‘ Ii
runny .Iiu Iiii' l llII'L’illl using IAN Alti" 'I.‘ i
non have fioiiioiiet IIIIII- II t its-Inge . n Ila) nod III
was rII‘lI l Would givuOIIIIIII (4 I em II movement. ll
rum..- relief AII \IiI: i lit \7
two ltiineirst. Detroit Mich
CA N DV
CATHA W" C
runs was more no
Jlln.
I'otent. 'I‘s-Ie thou,
Good Never lichen. Weaken. or or re. toe
CURE CONSTIPATION.
v...
lurllng lie-up Io-pIIy. (Elan. luuul. In Iuh. ....
Piss-ant. I'n Int-tui-
Market......
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Deniers In
Fish, Oysters, Clams,
Escallops, Crabs.
Blue Points
Sent out on the lislf’shell
Long Island Oysters
The Iiiiest to he hurt.
‘Soups
(if all kinds
Ileiiiz's Baked Beriiis.
Leggett's (fanned Hoods.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Tel. 117-4.
HELLINII Amish-I
Iron ‘
Wind’s
liar user In.
BIIIRIIIICIIIII
AND THE
BIsItIIIIIIIQSI ‘
THAT Ytil'
EVER DRANK.
AT
Slillll
BillilllliKJI.’
72 No. Main st...
So. N orwalk.
TELEPHONE
1M3.
i
SOUTH NOB'ALK'I
llPlNflJllllllilllllli
Printing of any kind and
on I par with sit: work
done In this nation of
Connecticut.
SBNTINEL BUILDING
south Norwsllr. Conn.
lly room was or pspsud In s
hurry.
This everybody Is crying now.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
not but thst I can handle than to.
everybody's nucleation, prices and
sit.
JUNIUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
s nun-u Inset. m m
D. W. RAYMOND,
3awrsl‘btreetsr
and Summer.
93 Washington St” South Norwalit
' Residence, 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 34- 6.
—¥
J. 0 JENNINGS.
hereafter. munch
I.
one wot“: latest Paris ---
onus styles.
By presenting The Sentinel
and 10:. at The Fair Cloak BI
Washington street. South Norw
can obtain any site pattern.
6r Icme Willi Circular
VIUII" c.'
1792—Ladrcs'
:54, :35 and -l.' inch bust. ¢
'I‘herve as It time. not so many years
ago wIlIIiI i-iipi- s of heaiy materials
were used for stormy and mid dnv.s
but ncnr thought. of in milder wea-
theat The playing of golf Iii-st made
thI golf IIIIpes popular and now people
who how no idea or the game cling
to this I Ioinfoitiible garment for all sen-
sons and oemidons oII Wllll ll at first
it would III'IIII seemed impossible
\‘otliiiig unite takes the pliII-e of .i golf
I one and no wurtlrohe is I-IomplI III with-
out one
The Illustration gives one of the new-
est and most stylish designs for this
season. It is of double fmeil pluid III; [-
tIIIIIII Iii Ilnik green and purple ioloi
ings with a line litre of violet and light-
I-r sh. IIIII; of gi'I-IIn running through it.
4m MOI, WClIIIllltf. millim- .
own in
Wall Pnpern and Borders .
1 NORTII illAlNNl . WREE’I‘.
South Norwniu.
Sample Books of Latest Styles oiI
Papers. Borders and (Hit .“OlllinK'
taken to houses for InspeI tIon. on no-i
tire by postal. Estimates cheerfully!
given.
Vacation Tours at Lori Rates
to
Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland.
by steamers SILVIA and PORTIA oi
the RED CROSS LINE. selling from
3.er York every Saturday at 4 p. In
Full particulars sud literature upon sp
pllcstion to” _'
Jacob Al. Layton, Agt.
I Railroad Piece. Bo. Norwsin.
1
I847 t
Plumbing and Steam Heating
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Heating.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AM) 'IIN lttltlr‘l NU.
this and Steam l-‘Itting,
II‘ixturea. .‘Ietnl t‘eiitng,
Have. you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RRNGESl
hdonetlilhtilrlirslio.
NOR“ Al K.
189
“I“ Ctr
17 “'Al I. S'llll-J Bl
DORLON HOUSE.
amour-s” Pom,
louth Nowell.
J. l. SULLIVAN,
' hoprietor and w.
l Terms reasonable. Bathing. hosting
uhlng. electric cars to hotel. connect-
in with all trains on the N. 1., N. B
tsd K. I. I.
UNSURPABSID
RHODI ISLAND CLAN BA“ m
moan litmus
"ASTHMA TAILEIS.
onion. .
moons nun
“IOiIWUMMMBW
A” IV: (we forh m‘
I O h. “ W '3
l -. Alliflnll'? lvnrr-iui t-'- -f o.
l ‘I’-)1“ III'W rhymailsiit
I no. co- r‘ .
lay n r u: Conn
Insist lftnr each Int aids Digestion
han stamp-I -v "fl \IIIIIII ...
I To Suit Everybody.
lWe have them coming by
the car-load every
few days. ..
jM. TARLOV.
mum
“I'm
NOT ICE.
The agency of the Connecticut Gen-
eral Life Insurance Company for never-
slyearsinnnsgod by the lots 8.8
L'Honiniedieu will for the present he
continued. by his brother. mnl
L'Honimedien. Ulce will rennin the
lftll folds
”with and tinting
”:th enpe is llll I"lilIllill. the Iil.IiIl
lll.il('l|lllK]tl1llli)' in the ~II.iiiI down thI
built if H lilllltl' i-iose fitting oier
the shoulders and falls in full griiee-
iit tlIII lltllllllll. The I'IIlldI‘
is shaped in two
points IllI‘IIItl\ iii III‘IIIIII lint-k .
”IlliI hood Is not :IIliIrsI: iIIIII but Iris-
'0' tIi‘Ii III the IIIIII' til the Hill. II' lIIiII. ll
ls Ieiy stilish shaped “llll .I sIIIiiiI
III the ieiitre and «III in points .It the
lIIIk ttt Itiirehpoiiil with the IollnI
l'lie Inpe is trimmed with II IIiII-ulor
mine of the mute-rial uliirli sl.Irts ill
the IIII'k lll front \ery iiiiri'.o\v iItIIi
IIII lI'IibI'?‘ Iii width to the I-Irntre of the
Inn k. A bias IIIIiIIi of plain gie 'll I lolli
III-.IIIIi slitIlIIIII is II III to outline the
Illll-ll'. hood and bottom of the III.IIpI
him :is II he .IIlitIg for the IIIIIIII. This
biiiirl is double «loan the front and
IIIIIIIII~ :i \eri pietti and I-ffI-Itiu tin-
lhll. A \shuul fringe I Illllll. tiiiig tlIII llli
fI‘ttIril slIiIIII-I. of L'rIII-ti and purple I :III
III- II~II| n24 II heading to the rIillle. it'
an d. Il'Hl It .‘ljllllll lu- st-uti oti lllltlt' r
the lllllll of green Iloth.
.\ golt eupe of this rl\lt' I'll” be used
for IIIIIIIIIII: itllll tho-titre w.e:Ii ’lhe)
Ire light .IiIIl wnIiiI lilli“ the plate of
do IIIII'iii think and do not crush the
mo trimmings on the light wui. ts. .is
IlllII'll us :I ,inI-ket will.
To ”till”! this «ripe in the mIIliIIm
sim- will I-IIIIIIIirI Iliro-I yards of mi
tiiiul Iiity— fIIIIr liiehes wide The pat-
tern. .\'o T7'I'J, is cut in sizes for a Ill.
and 4'. -int ll hrisl measure
eeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeee
SEI‘I’IIEL COUPON.
The holder of this coupon III entitled
to one pnitern. nny Ilse.
No. 779.‘ Site——
By the payment of ten cents.“
m ram CLOA! STORE.
0.0000000000000000.
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Educate Tour novels thh fuse-vets.
firmly I'a'IIIIItII'. eun- iIoIIinpziti'mI ton-Im-
llk','.‘.'n~ It I‘ t' 1' LI... iIrIIgII.~: . r. {.iiul IiIotII-y.
.\ l'llll.ll 'I‘IIII Ql‘Ii-I'I‘.
:Iiid Illillllkll t)|lll"l
'I‘o I't~li‘:llll Iris
.\l.\l\'l.\'I:
l'l.i_\‘ is the lll'ilps-I'
for n I'liilrl‘s thoughts.
motion is to .IIiw llili I; ll): living tniI<
II into the II-I-ossvs of his mind, and
this Insults in his Ionfu ion and tin—
happiness. Some Illlltlltll “ho are
foil-ed to he still and prissive when
they are longing for attioii find re IliIIf
in viliispering over stories to .hem-
t-I'lH'G. but it is an unsatisfactory sith—
‘~llllll" for dramatic netion. And it is
also moIIilly injurious for the net-es—
sin of iI-onIi-uling one's ideas destroy.
.‘I'iIttI awhile the nbility of fluent ex-
pression and brings about timidity and
lllSllIlSI of run friends ‘—-l'll)lt‘nl( lIIIiI
“interliuin III Woman s ilome ('om-
portion
Tllli l’lllll’lllbll CO. SAVINGS Bill.
.\ dividend tit the rate of three and
one-half per cent. per annum has been
declared from the earnings of the eur—
rent half year. and will be credited to
depositors Oct. 2d. ISM. payable on and
:Illet ”III. III. V. S. SELLEI‘K.
Sept. ZII. 1899. See. and Treats.
Refuse Metal Bought
\lIIiIIIntturers and private residents
“ho hn' e reiiise iron. copper brass or;
old metals of any kind can get the
highest I :Isli prir es for them by sending
postal to undersigned. Ily prompt nnd.
strict attention to business and honor-
able dealing with all. there still re-
mains in town ".\ Harris" to attcnn-
the wants of the people. Address.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
Residence. 58 Spring street; Store-
house. 1345 Raymond street.
Drive Horses
from
Baker’s Stables,
(lot. Washington
and Spring Streets,
Tel. Call. 139-3.
Sold Exclusively
in
nth Nurwnlk. Conn.
by
H. CLOVER.
ms of the leading shoes
eed to the above.
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me Oct. let. 5
anything from a rapid-
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By the Looks of the Front ‘.1, i
f.
at;
Store, Theodore Has Been to
Again.
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I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
I one-half price. for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever ofiered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
in quantity and
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sale I ever had,
quality. J
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Theo. Olsen.
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and NEW YORK.
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Leave South Nor-
Loovo Now York. Pier 23,
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m.
walks p m.
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