Qumran“ a. _ m .sni‘ :- invite rob-m 1. ”gum...“ ‘-:m-Lbsmlcscnrd:tm in: first: ml M , "as ethanol-s * AM to the Fosteflee. st South Noll July 1!. ms. Persons attractor any of a cuts will please say they are advertised. LADIE‘ ”81'. In. Msrtha Bedient, Miss Margie Cs ills: Katie anfey. Miss Mary Fwd. M E. Pinion. Miss Kate Flynn Mrs. John l- rky. Mrs. Nuble. Airs. Sarah Ann Lee. 1 Bush Reynolds. Miss Sarah L. Slobll ‘ ' is: Stiller-8. GENTLKNEN‘S LIST. R. if. Anti-ll. Mr. Frank Davis. Mr. l- nsrd Fay. Mr. Wm. Keene. Thomas O‘l- loran. Capt. F. C. Tuthill. Easter Doug ' 8. Watson. J. 8. DUXNING. Post-Mm Tucsdsy we: a doe dsy for the lsuncl W Work on the reservoir dam is progreg finely. “Loco—— Didn‘t it rain down as thick as shelledis Hot day afternorn.‘ . ————-ooo———o-—- Mr. John H. Knupp lost a valuable be Sunday. ————9 Ain‘t we guingto have s bydropiiu scare this miner .' , W The 111335131 t9 Benedict‘s Flt is shout completed ; —————¢o¢—-——- Business at the new drug store comm‘es well. We hope it may continue ss has begun. mow—.— ‘li'ccre glad the semi-annual divit'tls nre all in. This coupon clipping is tedls, don‘t it. ——-——¢w——— Tbe tax collector ye have with ysl- way: Render unt ) the Coilectorbo things that are the Collector‘s and it n be well with thee and thine. “—49”- Au-‘sdjcnrnod meeting of the metals 01‘ the 17th Conn. Vols. will be held atiope Hire (‘0. house. Monday evening. A an. All members of Nurwnlk are invited) be ran-went to make arrangements for tunn- dng reunion. ‘ «gm nexus. Raymund. Slls‘fwld do C‘ihnve 'tbe contract for the woodwork of rues. m Leumbury‘s new building. a twin of the lumber for uhicb has arrival id is piled on the railroad property upper: this trace. V r ”6 John T. Raymund. in collect. has poked under the noun of his pains his snuusl remindvrof the privilvuc hold in; real estate in the town of Email—- One should have stood sud even her-lot at the lbululllt‘o “they oped the dirtiest: little drumrnt which they .d M‘ glued to be a live letter. -— 2 .0. - Mr. Jun. “etchings. not ssllsbedvlth moving the bent and helical of lnrtsnd dairy notduettnen has gone lulu tbtiecr busier-tut. not." lsuvr“ nor “ sic“ nor “up.“ but Grumsn‘s whom-rm hair. who is dutinfi Qt in. health-giving doses tthc slilrstv thousands. The do any thsbbst Grumsn‘s beer justbents everything. s liarket. ch York. When finished ill. not be surpassed by any in the Merit beauty or Hate. . side of the Ksrltet near Beekinsn L ' , ~ room. ~09. . Crpt. Cross bu fitted up u ccnvenls earner Nelly White. . on the line. He‘s going to given nuts behsl f. moonlight “ excurah" on record. will be given in due season. M".— or Wuhlnglon street last Wednesday ern mixer. opponent and reached the cppodts side i the bridge first. but on the home stretckui Gav winner. hub ‘isys and made s deed best of lot m subdue four or Ive millions I m is hes/then lands. w...“ W— Mr. 7’. Dorian. owner of Gregory‘al’vit. “3 making very extent-ire alterations ind. lebrsted oyster and eating saloon in 3!- Il is situstod on be short tltnesxo he bought out a larges- ‘ .,. od‘oinlng his and turned the two it.) . . making a very spiclous and caution- nd much needed rents wash mom on to By the stay 0n}. carries the biggest capital of pop‘ ty of anv smsmbost ctptsiu tbsl err wt rxcursion 5min. and that will his ... occasion for his numerous fricndsto ow their appreciation of his ed‘ortsin It should be the lanai It‘s to); tube gotten up right. and full particulu An excltinx foot race came o3 at the bot lag. between 8!. Becker and hlr. Gsngwt‘ They were to run from this side of the bot bridge to the 013le side sud back. theatnes trio: 1 keg of lager. There was some lltle trouble in starting owing to the intrusive ‘ crowd. but but they hardly got away it“ At first Mr. Becker outrun ll. wind toiled bins. sud Gnngwrre came in in Nelson J. Draw and ll. Yrst Mas judges. After the above. Gillen Wm sud Fred Byxbee failed it at a Mo.— , Tb! Sonday-schmle of the countryjdng the International Series of Lessons. cvrn~ muesli the study of the Gospel of John on It» In of July. 0- several Sunder-sol the month. the 34v. 8. N. Dunning use sand: the lease of the day the ru‘sjsct of “morning disconrss. 0n Snodav hour 1.“ list he gsve a keen analysis of the We! Ricodemns sud a vivid rcpt-t» Man of the Lord‘s well-known maven allo- with his. hiss remarkable faq _fiottkls international series of lessons in “dialled to be wd in schools of this ens-shah introduced in 0cm...- 7 m and W thmhou‘ 1!). m world. not erupting 'MEL Jutland tbsflowsrd col- mmh. «mockingbird sluts-s chucks of this towlMy gum. mus-era om ssrn r-‘oufornssctlcsl‘rldsy night. ' W "3mm Wssdbcoaro hull-J- hgsfifootkoslbost for InAddison -—-Q‘.v—-—— .> Another dividend—5 per cont—Norwalk Fills Insurance Coupany. What orb we going lo do with sll our money. W The ltslisns employed in digging the ditches for the wstrr pipes get from $1.” to $150 per delta. The oontrsosrs are Lon; & Hoots. -———-OOO—-— The United States Life Insurance Coni- psny of New York take the whole issue of the $100,000 City Water Bonds. at par. with interest at 6 per cent. per annum. —-—-—-4¢*—-— By the fslling of n portion of the tunnel from 48d Street to Harlem on Monday eve- ning. the “ Husband's train.“ duo here st 0:14 was delayed about half an hour. -—-¢¢>—-—-—- For small parties. no more delightful spot for a picnic can be found than Smith‘s Is. land. It. its: oil the faculties for enjoyment and is of cosy access See adv. W It would be an improvement to Monroe St. if the weeds and rubbish were cleared from it. as would the furnishing of a side walk for pedestrians, who sro now obliged to wsdc through the mud in the smct. ———-—-W—'—-— The Rev. H. N. Dunninc hss srrsnged an excbsnge of pulplls with tho Rev. Fred- erick Alvonl of Nashua. N. IL. for the first and second Sundays in August. Mr. D. cantemplntos spending the intervening rwcck among the New Hampshire Bills. -—————.0.-—-—— A ‘youngster. barely entering his local, whose eothusissm had been considerably awakened by listening to Rev. Mr. Thmnss‘ Sunday discourse at the 1st Congregational churclrlnst Snbbath.wus asked if he thought Mr. Thomas was a resillv superior preacher! “Yeswalreel” was the quick and emphatic rcply of the sppreciatlve youtb.—Gsr.ette. —-——-——Q¢O———— The excursion to Savin Rock under the auspices of the 1st sud 8d M. E. Church Sunday-schools. Tuesday. was in every way a complete success. The excursionistsnum- bercd about 1500. The day was fine. the beat well adapted for so large s party and Savin Ruck all ll is represented to be. No accident occurred to tour the enjoyment, and the return was at a very s ssonable hour. ‘ ._.————.~...——-——- An unsophisticated Dnnburian called in one of our saloons this week. and asked for an oyster stew. The propietor risked him if he would take Saddle Rocks. The Dau- burinu thought the man was melting fun of him. and got on his dignity immediately. and raising in his seat said: “Look new. you conceited son of a gun of it ouohursc— seven-bruinotvro‘eeutcllx. I don‘t wsut none of your fooliu‘. I don‘t want R icks I want oysters l“ Explnnntlon made it all right. «oer—«1- \\‘.ill strvet was excited Tue moraine about half past eleven u‘elwk by the anus pected announcement of the suspension of Duncan. Sherman & Cm. well~knuvru bunk one! Rec \‘mk eitv. The mm of mi: now want marked by contend depression in ‘lll‘ki. the market closing. after ’umt duo tuniintimf shout two per cent lower thnn the ruining Quul‘lltm! of “untidy. The lire bilitics of the firm are between five and nix millions. Nu other boners were carried down with them. so fnr as known. luvml‘ tnrnts in railway stocks. it is understood, were the primary cause of the Mllutv. About three bullion: cftliu indebtedness of the firm are known to be abroad. is good propor tluu of the ntnnunt twin; in bills of credit in the handset Americans trusting la Inn-rm and elsewhere. The principal creditor sbmsd. the Union Bank of London. in un~ drralood to have been secured. us also the Brink of the State of New York in this city. ,a principal home creditor. W Mr. James L. Mallory. of the welbknown tin of Mallory e Downs. died suddenly Ill the residence of his mother on Thursday last. ills health bss been filling since Janusry. rind a psrtlsl recovery gained. which. however proved deceptive. and the full disease has claimed his prey. Mr. Mallory was a descendant of one of the oldest fstulllcs of the town.snd but circle of relstlves and friends was very extended. Few had the faculty of winning and pre- serving it warmer place in the hum of others. His plessnnt face and kindly nt‘ tentlon to those wb) bad occulon to visit hlv nursery will long he remembered. A succession of family and business troubles for several years past have heavily weighed upon his spirits and health. The funeral services were solemnized at. his late resi- dence on Sunday nftcrnoonutnd sitcnded by a large gathering of friends who by their demesncr and other expressions muni- festcd the genulnouess of their grief. The Rev. Mr. Dunning road the funeral service and spoke a few tender and cheering words from the appropriate text. “Friend. ‘0 up higher.“ Deep sympathy is especially felt for the bereaved widow and her little our. Mr. Mullnry had been for many yesrs s member of the Conventional Church of this city. ‘ , l l l W The fleet street fltlhodlst Church w crow ded last evening with an “diction of sbx-ut twelve hundred people. Rev. W. H. Parkinson (who is supplying the v. Elm . rv J. flayncs‘a pulpit) opened sssrvlors with n prsycr of crest lmprsulveunsa and priwer. Illa: Annie Olivvr. the lady preach. I'er. was then introduced by the Rev. W. 0 Steele. harm of tbs church. who briefly sd- vocated the rights of women to save souls— retort-ins to the Women‘s Orv-ads lo the West. and to the tenant Its-loom! the last. its proof: of iterations- in evsnxellsllc work. Il-a Oliver selected her tsxt from the tutti verse of the Nth chspfor of the Book of Loss. Her sermon was on the cross of Christ so a source ofr-powcr. sod shrouded in rich elssslc m She was listened to with marked attention. She is a pretty brunette of about twenty years of age. with tugs. exprraslve eyes. and rsvendlke ins-es. I inch foil upon her neck ingress profusion. She is modest in apprarsncs. graceful in «location. and impress- her audience lav~ onblv. owing to the vvldm sincerity with whldt ass W bsr cum A undesired laser's Dollop in New York. f s f alumni-Ilsa" themse- hbflhs Vanuatu-slum“ strh-tsthefslt W flash I mvmtummmmmswfiii- “hmmmw-mhc“ ’ ”BMW harm lssrsslts. “it.“ “I h" duly u. M as m can .7 ,7 > , . “nudism next. Itwillbo tbeplssssstsltsilskof them Our councilman should give Chestnut St. stream. No street in the city is more in need of agrade. gutters etc. _....———-. Mr. John Schsnb ls olerlng great indoor- ments to cash purchasers of boots and shoes. Go and see him opposite pastoflce. -——-¢o+——- Last Tuesday a woman from Norwslk was in this city looking for s fsther to her child. The sudden departure of rainy of our exemplary citizens “on business" by Tuesday trains is now accounted for. ——-«o—-—- » S. EOlrnstsad took out the windows of one of the tenements of the Old House on Washington street. today. (Wednesday). in order to drive out one of his tenants. At last coconuts they hadn‘t gone. These kind of openings seem to be crowing popular. 9? era-nae. —~«>—-—— Owing to the failure of Messrs. Duncan Sherman: & 00.. and the consequent embar“ rsssment in which this failure bss precipi- tated Mr. Kindlllen. the pic nlc announced two weeks ago has been postponed until next Thursday. - ..——ooo——— Tuesday morning while turning round West street into Spring street. opposite the school house. Mrs. John H. Knapp was thrown from her carriage by its overturning. and had her arm badly fractured. The other occupants of the carriage escaped with- out injury. ————«o——-- There is such a rush st Pakulslti‘s Hair dressing saloon. to be “ fixed up." that he will have to go to no extra expense of cm other new msn. which he sssts forthcom- ing. sad if that is not enough be_ will still continue to add to his already large and ex- pert corps of artists. uutll the time between the “ nexts" will be very short. ———-—«o———- . On Tuesday the steam yacht “Natalie" built til the yard of Mr. Gen. 8. Bell st Grcgory‘s Point. for Mai. Mallory.of Bridge- port, was successfully launched at about 5 o‘clock.tit the some time the steam yacht for Messrs. Fowler and \V 00d. of Bridgeport was launched from the yard of Messrs. Richards. Weed & 00.. this city. ———-——¢so———-—-—- Mr. Alfred Durlon. brother of the Hon. P. Dorlon. owner of the Point. has been stop plug at the Dorlon House Gregory‘s Point. with his family for a few days but left on Friday. July 93d. by the steamer Nelly While. Mr. G: German snd familg'nsrne up on Salutdnv. The Dnrloa House acorns‘to be getting more popular every day with New Yorkers. QO—w—‘a From luck of patronage the steamer My? tie will no longer make regular trips be- tween this city and Gregory‘s and Roton Points. but she‘wlll be for chsfler for pic- nics excursitms, towing. etc. on meantime terms The vessel is well calculated for parties ranging from turntyflvcto one burr tired. and is under the ctlleirut and careful commend of Capt. Savage who knowshis “ his.“ Parties from out of town osu learn it“ particulars its to firms. No. by calling on or addremdug S. 1“. Fuck at ‘bist drug slow. or on lewd the heal of Capt. Savage. Satisfactory arrnugcmcnts will be mode it’lltylauyor,‘ ll 31 ./’ One tiny last week a . innifnrd man in Norwnlk WHEN tut incident which was tit once nurturing: and illustrative. 0mm Jennings. the Wilton wtlktnan. was quietly jogging slung the horse car truck in tho nrlgbborliood of the lawltu‘mnl plsec. At» punching him from the opposite direction was WIllOllWll seated in s rather stylish light \vsnnu. ,_ Rather party lgltil income bent upon him to turn out for the other. sud consequently bulb crime to a full stop when the hursea wens near enough to rub noses in s friendly wiry. while the angry drivers be can to slim: at. each other some very com- mon nouns well brillnetcd with heavy sd- jccllvcs. These failing of‘nny practical ro sull. except to make the opponents more de- termined tbnnoever not to glVo iu. the man in the light Wagon quietly took out n cigar. and. lighting it. folded his arms sud settled himself back in the seat with the air of a nun who was in no hurry snyavsy. and would it little rather atsy where he was for an hour or two than not. He kept on "blowing s cloud." laslly watching. with half-shut eyes, the smoke as it slowly curled upwards. and supremely indifferent to every- thing except the “ wood " be was then on. laying with so touch apparent. satisfaction. ills sssumed nonchalance. however. wss somewhat. disturbed us he glanced at the bold milkman and saw thut worthy with his but 06. veal. unhutloned. n liberal supply of soda crackers spread on the rest beside him. while the bend of a can. filled with milk. was slternstlng wltli th'o crack- ers in journeys to his mouth. It was svl~ dust that s fortress so well provisioned was nor going to surrender right .swuy. The mllkmsn’a opponent visibly weakened. but luckily for him the horse ours canto along just- then and both had to get out of the way.—-Stnmtord Advocate. W Recursion and Fete Chairman. This season concurs to be especlslly noted for the immense number of pleasure seekers of all kinds. all wink to abandon business and care for a short time. Anything to was s few hours in the cool country air and the clear sunshine. Prominent among the many excursion parties which left New York city on-Ssturday the 10th of July. was thut which 0mm insoles-tug. O. R. Stone. which bpd bédl- ‘ M :hr the occasion by its owners. of”. ' Co. The excursion was the mlt united exam of Home. . 1“ sad 0. 3. Mutants.“ a B. P. Thompson of the Park Nation «- - > u at Brink. of Brooklyn. Astoria. Olly Islsnd. New York. slid vicinity. 7 Leaving New York at 8&0 a. nu. under the most fsvorsble clrcurnstsnoss of wind sad weather. the boat steamed up ~tbs Rut River. stopping at City Island. thence pro- ceeding its in thst .to Smith‘r Is- land. There‘s pally were‘tn'ct by Ir. '1‘. L. Smith ssdjls nether Hts. Amhlth. who hsd exerted themselves to their utmost for the of the party. which 3nd- uslly dispersed ltsslforsr the m Islsnd: sons to “kw swing. talk, press. instant-cells Norton Dunning ghsve been 7 visiting some It. Bolyoks schoolmates in Greenwich. in Barium. N. If. too Dora and Georgia tram Norwalk. Ohio, sre visiting their numerous friends in this town. to hangs. where they will remain about two geeks. ‘ s Kw days last week with us: Lottie Sel— leck of this city. ' friends on the Hudson. nest Peeksklll. in scorch of bcaYtb. dent of the Eighth 'thc soldierls reunion st Hartford last week. J srssy Tuesday. lebctn. Ct. Lake Mabopao by carriage Tuesday. returned from Long Branch. field. port. IN. Sunday. pbstlcdlly for deciding that “ parlor" wsa not spelled pm-r-l-o-u-r is visiting s school mate in Patterson. N. J. port. Misses Hatch. Mrs. Charles Buvnton. Thomss'tot. Maine. Newtown. OI. short visit in bliddletown. Ct. J. Millard. deuce of Rev. Mr. Thoma at Roton Bill. cum The rxeuraionists were principally cltlasns’ “d‘ “I... “as snarling asvsrsldays , Miss Bsrah Boom/of this city is visiting o w. u. 00ml: left steamy ‘ror am- llrs. Wu. 0. Smith at two dimmers K Kr. sud Mrs. George Benedict have gone Ell Lizzie Gardner of Bridgeport spent Mrs. D. 1“. Hunt and family srs'vislting Rev. Father Smith has gone to Saratoga‘ was elected Vice-Presl- J autos L. Russell ' Regiment Association it w Mrs. H. E. Bodwell returned from New Mrs. W. H. Hoyt and 'fsmlly'sre at Beth- Mr. C. W. Hoyt and family rtarted for EnMsyor Ely and W. 1‘. Raymond have Mrs. E. R. Fitch and family are as thch- C. E. Doty. visited his family at Green- Tlie young lady who censured us no em- Mlss J ulin Gunman is visiting‘ln Bridge- Mr. Alfred D. Austin‘is‘vlsltlng friends in Brooklyn. ‘ Miss Sarah Soutbmayd is visiting the Miss pharlle Ely has returned to tblscity; ~ Miss ‘Nettie Millard of Uticors visiting Miasbfntio u. Ely ta'vtnuug friends in Ills: Llssle Austin hss returned from Miss Clare Hatch is preparing to rocks a . Mr. Arthur Mlllsrd is the guest of Mr. J. Q lifts. Wm. Martins is visiting at the real. Miss Ide. of Brooklyn. isvisiliug Mrs. B. Klrko White." Mrs. “suite Moore is visiting her sister Mrs. Suiting. at White Plslns. Mr. Wm. A. S. Hartford is sojourning at Luehtlcld for n brief consort. Mrs. Robert. I. Tullec fell from s step but dor on birthday and fractured the bones of her left turn. We are glad to see that the N. Y.. N. R. vb ll. R. ll. (\i. know how to appreciate our young friend. W. 1". Writers. to rcmsln in their employ lustcud of coin; to Calibre nis as be expected. “ Firm“ is an cflclent young mum and deserves his advancement. Mr. 8. W. Shepardsnmcf Pittsllcld. Rust. 1:. S. Hull “out. and bead clerk of one of the postal cars runnlnu on the line between Bo,» . Alwt humwildtm v My: you. ll” ' “'th cruise in August to Nnnluckot sod usrth‘ Vineyard. Hr. Shepsrdsou‘s genial dispo— altlun. and love sud knowledge of good fish- luz will rustic him sn acquisition to the pso ty about to embark. Mrs. G. F. Dlnlt‘ll ls nor summerlog at thchflcld. the newspaper re rte to the contrary notwithstanding. S c a year slum—Local Reporter Gareth. —Most lmmsculsto. Solomon-like dud dla‘ blvslvous newspaper. we did not rcfcrto Mrs. C F. Daniels. Jr.. but to the mother of Mr. (3. F. Dunlols. who 18 at Lllcbnsld u we stated. moo—~— M Book .0. Ladder 0km Boast. 1b the W of Tax Summon:— 'In this week's issue of the Gurus. the following sppqara :— ‘ “ About thirty-five members of Pioneer flunk a: Ladder Company enjoyed sane moonlight sail on our new harbor steamer Mystic lsst Wednesdav owning. They stopped sl Gregory‘s Point and indulged in a c an roast whlc . from all accounts must have been allvely concentrated afinlr. In fact the members think the will not. have occsrlon to patronlss the andlord cf tbdl resort for some time to come." . Though rather vague. it is undsubtvdly the intention of the wrlterto convey the impression that they were not properly treated while at the Dorian House. or that they did not receive an equivalent- for their outlay. and in Justice to ourselves we deem an explanation necessary. The psrty sbovs mentioned came to the Point and were clams. oysters and the oondlmsntr. and with o‘clock “33:13.1?“ party consisted of thittythrse crumb! the boat’s crew to thirty‘riubt. my bad all they called for. the items of their bill “counting to thirty‘slx dollars—a trifle over a dollar sack- for those unit were served for but (tits tlon of the charges. we demand wbytbs psrgv “ . it should try to injure us cribs repntstton of our house through imam of tits Gusetts. Q. We strive to please our slwsys willing to must. mags upon us. and z... “cilia sit-who 5a - ‘ ton-rowan on - - ‘ m ff'rerW. true merit and have made it nu oblcot for ~ criminatlna Local Reporter of ye ancient \ I. served with supper consisting of mm. a“. all they. called for to drink. at about 12 , . pennants for). . M ammonium. Foo _ 3 AT 8- '“ nor? ones. We mean to give j p AND PRICE of . a n... Lo IN SOUTH » u f Suné‘rfUmbrells. Shawls, Hosiery, fies. Ribbons no A general stock of Linens And it hundred other article sud save your money, as we .G.R.&F. S. .Wf’ \ st u. Dentin fun I Sons glam“: sowing Ike" nulstton Au’l Co» IRON, R. l *0 ‘l‘nx collector's Sole. Neil “is hereby ugiven that the undo dsrssd virtue sesrtatn tax warran outed s :1“: to r asthorl no. unmanned” mun last or ran Id ll i 0“! ll and others named inth ls ‘l” E 1 .. :1 d it ~ , us bl: to t w l ‘ W t it» til r‘? tntl‘ filfitfimflo‘l’éfifi flinch“! ‘ “ab ' ' “in... ' cfacptetnhsr.A.n.. run of o lowl arts“ in it‘ll; gfi roan assent nus ed lbtstrlc lsrl l—On ths‘ist ofY July it n elk Uh“ d with the bill I 0! tlt tn oh lat-vol ion l g. Six of tits (i am it». together with , IA! 3. BOSTON. ’ collector. List of tort. novelist South Neuralk. do l mu. Tax collector‘s Sale. on u said 9 id to 0 public sutl on the tub or of p. n . so ranch TH! tarts ' 1...... sum unit. ill satisfaction. by keepin .A. TE R DRY GOODS 7 ABE RUNNING . W11, Down. Dow 13., WE R, LOWER. LOWER, Then ever‘ before at y N E '1' 'I" ’ S . Call and see the ' Dresses for 80 Cents and. VFW "We sell LOW as the LOWEST! d Fens, Ladies and - e White Goods, , D O W N I have a. general stock to select from. Washington Street, South Norwnllt. Conn. . , h w ' f n Quorum warren. ma non <21va -. ' : ”'rrruttbrsmtuiucm tumor. t. l. i IMHO“ ONICEI GENUINGNN COMPANIES. at“ M ed. sir sev‘ stated. xorasssssrnsnt agreed I n voters of the S nfblfiorwslw h: 3 it 3 E .25; 5.: 5 £ 'w. H. awonns l tmlst‘to “:me sunsc- of-the sum utal as H8 crusts. gun, as rumsc mus ll QM!" QUANTITY, m ‘ PRICES J T053“. “[3 m and My Dru sum. Stylish. Nest snd’ Robby. Com and aunt. “Tn: LAM.“ meant. Silk Wet. g_the best goods it, THE" J” NORWALK, Notions, Font: Goods, 3, Skirts, Kids, eck Rn!1 ntsHuts. Collurssnd Cnfi‘s. Nettings, Muslins and Table Sta Cell before going out. of town 'GNEBNE’IT, fit 8 as Broadway?!" York. «Arr-s. lsdlsos . New ork Sowing Hustler. Okinawa“ s an. s3 laslluss and Am. I Boston. f 8s" Sewing lacuna. . Glad at We: «h at“ bowl m. mica. II! t.. new! I vs. Aunts. o... 006le owl's“ Sf. trauma. n. can mortal“? a, Lamps and Lanterns duly ox~ At an. Locxwoon's ‘ Lumber Market: muss Is- obi-storm “mama “civilised-Is. “form“. aim sf “is wtthostarlvallsmyu I“ mat-‘3: Lewis Hairball a» co, scorn—itos'wnx. Timber.“ " Lumber,” Shingles, Lntlt, Builders’ Hardware, m n- wnousm up man. unes'r monomer Assam ' l . 1.0m Porous. orrrcnmxsm. . um WAT LANDING. WW Im 121-2 us. French and imariun GAMAg-RIG L A W N S t 12 1.2 com Linens it Grass Binds FOR SUITINGS. [2 .l -2 Cents. HillillBlllllES,‘ mans. Cloths. .7. l .. “liming GENTLEMEN ’ S no! line!- . GOODS. A the snort-sate! Oll'l'l nos,“ aisles no manor: m We“ Whom Goods new st tblsfltnre. 003m WASHINGTON LID IAIN 8T8., Merchant Tailor, i O 0 Late in the Season. The treatment . he, oorrr‘n Roman. SJ]?! ”W lililllill tutu dm. “mu-‘3'?" “‘3" Debenturelcsigcrystab Japanese All the above goods as now ysrd. ‘ W Washington §t..So. NMk. ALFRED finger? od‘ered at 12 1-2 Cents per i. mum t tort, W J. lnS‘ll l Mineral Waters ; i on Draught, at 8., :E". Peckrgy ————~O--—- Fm Wilml Fill cuts i an... _, u“..— sons mm? GINGER ALE, Mn ,8” u ’Allf“ MI. in Hill runs accrual, - ‘hhvdsssf ’ . “WWW" ~mm-ln: ~ - v:- supro and my «a. Grecian-y rm
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