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We begin this week the rcnunisceiit‘es
of limit. Smith-of the Sevrntevnth t‘oi ~
n:cticut‘Regitiicnt. These papers will
continue for six months. and we believe
will prove not. only interesting to the
survivors of. the regiment and their
friends. but also to the general reader.
Single copies of the SizxriXizt. uui be o1..
mined at news stands. or the pti’per will
be setzi to any address. six months
I'evllcipt of $1.0".
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} l‘llillII'INv ’I‘IIII \T.\l{ 11‘"
" Collector Utnltltiril 'l‘alks «Asking “in.
(‘riiniciilal A“.
The Bridgeport Farmer says that t‘oi
lci'ltirlioddat‘d has been iii t‘tin’cspotith
ence with several oyster growers. to as
certain if they would favor asking assist-
ance of the l'nited States government in
attempting to rid the oyster beds of star-
tish. .\ll of the growers with whom ho
has been in ceiiiiuuiiication are favorable
to the project. One plan proposed is
that the gn'crttinetit should llli‘l‘ a
l-oiiutv on every bushel of stars caught
and destrovikl. The other is forthegov:
ernment to still its own ili'odgers upon
1h.- ltuds to work for the t-xteriiiinirtion
iif lltc \‘t'l‘tiitli. 'l‘lic \‘Jll't'll‘l‘ litli"\'i‘s‘
that it is quit ~ as important and protwr
for the l'nited tisli coiiiniissiuii to pro-
tect and fost ‘r the oyster industry as to
develop the tinny iislieries by distribut-
' tug: spawn tostock rivers and the high
seas and making laws to guard these 111‘
dustrics from harm. lle \\‘lll lay the
. matter before the l'iiitcd .\‘t'itcs commis-
.stonerof llsllt‘l‘lt‘i.
t‘liief lltitsfurtl of the .\‘hell’ l“l.\ll t‘dtll‘
mission. when aslu d if the l'iitted States
government was likely to aid the t‘on-
itcciicut oysterineii in making war on
the star iish. replied that such aid was
not likely to be received. “ The great
t 'ouble is on-tlie natural beds.” s.ii.l Mr.
“wish-rd. "The present laws prevent
anv steamer from going on these beds to
dredge. The commissioiiciuattriiipted
tIol-t llll a la\\ th'tt would allow s1c:iiii~
ers ti Ilrcd :e for st ii'soii the natural
limit, but they new not successful.
\\'heii tun; nieu catch seed on ii-itu.i.l
lit-«ls. lll‘.‘ stars are usu-illy tliitowii luck
into the water. It" steamers could
dredge'itb the st it's and throw back the
young oysteis. they would gieatly im-
prove the “1 ds. lite oystermeii say that
if such a law could he ton-ed so that the.
natural l-eds could be cleared of stars.
they could kt ep the stars ttl‘ tlu ir own
l-eds. litit the t ‘!l :«m. u are opposed to
allowing: steamers on the natural beds.
liltlu‘t llt'llt‘Vt‘ [lii‘ litlllt‘tl Sl'lli‘s '_:ti\‘t‘l‘llr
iueiit \\ill lliltlll)llllll_: 111 this line for
the tiyilt'l‘llit‘ll. '11' we could keep the
natural lu-‘ls free from stars I believe
that most of the trouble from this first
\\'tillltl (‘t‘ is'i‘.u
1to\|.\.\t't; or .\ Il.\'l tux".
\. \l. l\.uif|ii:ui 'I'rincls l'Iuiti
5 lt'luh \u \Icct .‘llss \Ailii‘ I rcclulltl.
Across the face of the 'l‘urnt-r House
register at the head of the page. \chnes»
day. were the words. “5. M. l\' iiifuian.
.\‘ewtlrleans. 1.1." It was \vritti‘n in
clear. plain. distinct letters. and t i the
‘asual observer. looked nothing extraor-
dinary. but to the knowing ones in the
Turner House there was a very pretty
romance connected with it. From that
for southern state ow writer had made
(in express journey to meet one of ltiii.
bury‘s fair maidens.
.\bout two" years ago Miss .\‘.ilie l2.
li‘reeliind. u liat trimmer. pasted in ‘tlie
lining of a hat she was trimming her
name and address. "5' l. iver‘s Lane. ll.in~
bury. t‘ inn.“ The liat went along with
several cases :iuore way down to New
Orleans. 'l‘here it fell iii Mr. K iuftnan‘s
hands. Mr. Kaufman is aweiilthy mer-
chant there. owning one of;tlio largest hat
stores in the city. He saw the address
and \\ rote a letter to Miss Freeland.
which was ans\vered. atid thus sprang
tip a correspondence which continued
for two years. The other day Mr. Kauf~
man. in whose heart a desire t i see his
fair corresimndcnt had grown. started
for lliinbury and registered at the Turn-
er House. :
He promptly dispatched a messenger
boy with a note to Miss Fri-cland‘c ad-
dress. ' 'l‘tiat._\‘otiiis.t lady promptly faint ~
ed at the suddenness of her intcndcds ap-
pearance. Her brother was then not i~
tied of the atlair. and volunteered to walk
up to the hotel and interview him for
her. llynccid‘ent. on the road there. he
fell lll'wlll) a gentleman who isquite
prominent in fistic circles, and it looked
as if there was going ti be fun ahead
when‘tlio two reached the hotel. It was
a very amicable meeting. however. and
an adjournment was taken for wet gro.’
ceries. As the bell boy put it,
got "hilariously loaded."
Naturally. alleiuocrat reporter. when
he heard the story. ’was anxious about
the finale. if there was to be one. He in~
terviewed Mr. Kaufman on the subject
before he left town. There was a very
happy smile on that individuals couns
tenance. and it looked very much as if a
plain gold ring would be one of his fus
lure purchases. He was evidently, how-
ever. tr 'ing to mislead the scribe. for he
"drew i own his features“ and remarked.
“Well you see I hardly think there will
. be a Wedding. You know our family
are consumptives. and the. doctors claim
it would not be best for me to marry.“
Miss Freeland. who is very popular in
Dexter‘s shop. where she works. is res
oeiving the congratulations of her shops
mates on her conquest.—Daubury Dem-
ocrat.
the trio
Again To The Front.
’ There should be great rejoicing among
people in every walk of life over the re-
_ Barnes. New Haven, which
. was but a ow months ago almost totally
destroyed b fire. For years they have
supplied the ‘ arkets of New England
with their pork products. which have
become jut-t1 celebrated for their fine
quality. Spe dz/Barnea’ Hams. Sau~
sage. Sparesribs. Shoulders. Breakfast
Bacon and Kettle Lard haveare nation
for superiority that. has withst the cm
ulnught of competition for years. The ca.
pacity of the new packing house is prob.
ably not exceeded in New England. and
from this time until January lst. from
1200 to 1400 hogs will be slaughtered
daily. To kcepthis great: industry in mo~
tlon requires the receipt of about eigh~
teen car-loads or hogs from the west r
day. for six days in the week; Thur uy
, none are received. owing to the fact that
none are shipped to them on Sundays.
four days being required in their transtt
from the west.
Such concerns as this are a boon to all
who derive any satisfaction from the
knowledge that what they eat is pure and
Wholesome. The success which Mcasrg.
Sperry a: Barnes have attained in their
bullnecu is ample proof that their efforts
are fully u predated b the trade and
consumer i 0. Now: us no first claim
uncut mark t is complete without a full
line of 8 & chec' goods.
.137.\"I‘I".\*'iiiI:‘~ ”
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Jl’a‘t‘k fur $33: If. N.
N c \\ l lr-J
\\‘Ellllthi.
IIiitcliltiuoiivl.,\'oti.
One of themost brilliautsocie iycvents
of the season took place at the Second
Methodist church last evening. the oc-
casion being the marriage of Mr. Fred
crick‘ Lyon. Jr.. of the Republican. and
Lillian H. daughter of .\. J. Hutchinson.
Esq.. of this city.’ 'l‘liecliucch was tilled
at the hour appointed for the nuptial
ceremonies. and many of the ladies ap—
peared in full dress. tiiaktiig the scene
one of remarkable elegant‘eaiid richness.
.\t 5 o‘clock the bridal party entered the
church. and proceeded up the centre
aisle. The ushers. Fred H. Bocruiii. John
J. t‘avanaugli. Edmund E. Crown and
Howard H. Holi'iies. came iirst. followed
by the bridesmaids. Misses llesstc and
Jessie Lyon. sisters of tliegrooiii. Thou
cairn the maid of honor. Miss Katie U.
Hutchinson. sister of tire bride. and fol-
lu\\‘lnt,: her the bride leaning on the arm
of her father. She wore a dress of white
silk. cut on train. The groom passed up
the north aisle nccoiiipanied by the best
man. Mr. Fred Lauder. Mr. \\'. A.
Jackson. who presided at the organ. and
who had villt‘lplllt‘tl the waiting fricnds
\vitli choice se cctions. when the bridal
party entered the church played ilie
wedding march with line i il‘ect. Uzi
arrival at the alter. which was beauti-
fully decorated with many choice plants.
the bride :iii-l groom were met
by the oiliciating clergyiiicn. llev. \\’.
\\'. t‘lark. pastorof the church. and llcV.
\\'. ll. .\Iiiionsuii of l‘xrooklyn. who per-
t'ot‘tiied the cert-iiiony _ unwilling to the
beautiful and solemn riiualuf the Mctho~
dist Episcopal church. .\t itsconcliision
the groom saluted: lll . bride iii the good
old ortlm lox iii- The paity then
left. the church :llgy'i tool; coaches for the
home tiT’“tltii lulu“. \\'liet‘e a reception
was utvetimuni which was largely :it—
tended. Mr and Mrs. Lyon: \\'.»re
warmly cottemtulat -d by their i‘iteuds
and rccciyot‘. their lost wishis.‘ .\ liiie
t‘ollaltilli \\as hl‘l‘)\'\‘|l li_\' catercrll‘Artois.
:itil the evening~ was spent amid the
insist l“ :itil surroundings:tiid tltitlci‘
I’llt‘ tzii ‘t liappv circtiiiistaiiz‘cs. 'l‘lic
lltt lli‘tl t .\111‘I-ss \\'as strippnl tlll‘nugh
the courtesy ui‘ Superintendent Su-veu-
son. tor the aecouunodnt ion of the happy
couple. They left “Mini 3. slitovcr of rice
and slippers. and will be absent for .s‘v\‘«
oral: days. “it their return they “1“
board at Moss liill.
ltl‘i‘.
'l‘lie prt st iits were numerous and in -
iiiatkalilc for llti‘li‘ \‘altie. l--'.iut_\' and
variety. and were an expression of the
high reg-1rd and kind \\ islu s of a host
of fit. nds. l<‘.xlhiwiii;:;is the list. our
:picr u-rit titi:; only a “tire 11.i‘tllll!1‘.
of the articit s: ‘
.los. .\‘i-riloit r, eliiiia t.-.. sit : and
Mr. J. \\'. lleyl. 1‘lillll \‘ltillllllzl set:
Mr. .\. .l. Hutchinson. d: iiiuiul l'ir
rings: lv'e‘ie t), Hutchinson. "lt‘i' bed
set; .‘vlis. .il‘!1‘\‘.\. Lyon. Niki-111.1) illlllll
Mus \liry l“. l“1’\'\\‘. silver ;:i.i\y ,
.M'r. ...iC: Mis. .l. l.. itt.‘ii:ii.ls. l‘liJlr mail
lied titlill. .\liss ,\i:!‘i;i I): ll l'lll iii t‘iitlh
fnrtable: l'. Lin l. l'. silveraliiuiercaslor;
.\ii‘s. li. ll.l\t'll}\ ill, piii‘ pillows; Mrs.
James H arson. t il-lc s.lvt 1' : Miss il‘ittte
S. llevt au-l _\rtliur lLiriit-s. easy "i|.:‘il‘l
Miss l:ll|ll_‘" l._\\'ll. piii riisliion; ‘i‘i-lll. .\'.
ll ~ii1oii. t ible ch iii and napkins: Mrs.
ll. llill. \‘lll't‘k tor $lt|l;' lf‘ieiir/ ‘r Hill.
l._V"11. i‘lim‘lv ll-vt'
$li'tl-t Mr. It'll .\lrs. t‘titis. .l. lllll.z*‘§flt‘r
lamp: Mrs. ll. M. .\udri-us. iiiirrer set,
in brass; Mr. and Mrs. l‘. H. Nash. t‘IIli-
diluent .sz-t: Maw ‘-'ii.ii:e (I. Nash. chi-s
fruit dishes; Mr and Mrs. J. ll. 1‘ ‘l‘tls‘.
china breaktast set : N: llie l.. llice. liriic
llatilenln-ck. J. l".. li‘ussrll.’ Jesse M. l’er—
ris. parlor lamp; Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. 1. If i} ~
iiiond. parlor Limp; Mr. and Mrs. \\'ui.
Lyon. slch‘rlllflplilll rings; Mr. and Mrs.
ll. .‘l. \\’.‘rll‘llill. lh‘utli‘il Yurii‘: UN). \\‘tl-
kins. lemonade s-‘t : Mr. and Mis. J. \\'.
.\‘tudwi-ll. gold lined rake ba. 'ct: Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. illulnies. silver jelly dish:
Mr. and Min. 1?. lftttlli‘llhi‘i‘k. ’slh'cr hills
tar kiitfeaiii knife case: lleiirv lf. lied-
ford. gold lace pin : Dr. M. ti. \\'oodruif.
and Miss l’lorciivc If. l'elt'oii. damask t i
ble \‘ll-lli and napkins: .l. t‘.i\'.iiia=.:h.
lliiiilop silk hat: til-o. .\. Hoyt. table
mats and crumb dish: Mrs. S illy .\‘erili-
ner. damask towel ; Miss lterue Wilkins.
dust bag; Mrs. (lee. \\‘ilkins :iii.l d.iu_.;'h-
tcr. soia pillow : Mrs. t‘. \\'. Bennett.
M;ss \Vlllllli‘ llickt-rtiiaii. l" .\. lliclor-
man. \vtllow rocker: Marv l2. .\‘pi‘amic.
silver napkin ring; Miss ilessie and .lt‘s-
sic Lyon. smoker's 5J1; tleo. l“. L‘lllltc
tard and family. marble clock ; Mr. and
Mrs. lieu. H. t‘tiueh. pair woolen blan-
kets: Mrs. t‘. J. Spooiier. hand paint id
placque; Mr. and Mrs. \\'. l~‘. .\uibler. sil~
ver butter dish: Mary l‘I. \‘Jlllpln‘ll. eni-
broidered‘liitiip mat ; l-‘red. H. li-iertiiii.
lemonade sit : Mr. and Mrs. .\. llicker~
luau. damask table cover ; Mr. and Mrs.
James l'. t‘rowo. pair vases: Miss lieua
t‘rowc. handkerchief case; Misses M or
etc and limiua \‘io one. silver sugar
spoon: Teachers l'iiion School. vases:
Misses Jennie :inl Minnie Stanton. cur-
dial set ; Mr. lind Mrs. Louis 1’. l‘otier.
butter knife; Mr. and Mrs. Theron tl.
Hoyt. l‘tlll‘lll rocker; Mr. and Mrs. J.is.
Golden. photograph albuiii: Miss ll. 11.
\\'oodruiT. bronz ‘ mantel ornaments :
(loo. H. Hall. bead work vase ; t‘has. .\.
Knapp. silver and glass berry dish : Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Knapp. silver and glass
sugar bowl: Dr. and Mrs._N. .\. Mos~
man. pair bronze stattlcttcs ;‘ Miss M. l).
Hiisted. silver fruit knife and nut picks.
and nut cracker: Miss Marietta (2.
Punch. Mrs. M. and .l. t‘ouch. silver and
glass pickle jar: Howard Holmes and
Miss Jennie Byxbee. cut ground glass
fruit dish; Louis lleers. amber pickle
jar: Mr. and Mrs. .\. S. Ferris. cherry
clock: Mr. and Mrs. C. .\. Knight. pie~
titre “ Russian \\'edding Feast :“ Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Selleck. silver nut picks;
Miss Lizzie Selleck. rid glass pitcher;
Miss Mamie E. \\'ooley. painting : Miss
Annie Sliaetl’er. lace tidy ; Mr. and Mrs.
\\‘ilbur Shaetfer. painted thermometer :
Mr. and Mrs. (leo. t‘. Harvey. Turkish
rug: Mr.-and Mrs. \\'. S. t‘rot‘ut. counter-
pane; Clarence t‘. Nash. carving set : Dr.
E. R. Lyon. silver butter knife and su-
gar spoon : Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. Ambler.
brass vase : t‘uoir First Baptist l‘hurch.
brass sconce: Misses Etta. Lucy and
Rosa Jennings.- silver card receiver: Mrs.
J. A. t‘anip. brass crumb duster and
brush ; Geo. Nash. silver syrup cup; H.
1‘. Price. silver individual salt and pep-
per dishes {Miss Sarah Baker. plush and
satin cushion; Mr. and Mrs. S. ll. Woo1~
ley. lemonade set : Class of “ 84.“ Union
School. marble clock and bronz-i orna-
merits; \\'in. C. Foote. case of silver nut
picks : May \\'oolley. fancy pitcher : Ed-
ward E. M oolley. fairv lamp ; E. 1). Le-
land. Rogers statue ; r. and Mrs. Chas.
.‘lr
5‘1_I=l]\;
J. \V’oolcy. after cotl’ee spoons: Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Game. Jr.. silver cake basket ;
Mr. and. Mrs. Hitchcock. table silver;
S. H. Richards, silver card case; Miss
Cassie Connolly. berry dish; Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Dunning. Rogers statue:
Mrs. O. A. Duty. gravy spoon : Miss J.
T. Kilpatrick. butter knife : Miss Edith
Mackey. silver syrup cup : Miss Minnie
Bray. scarf; Miss Jessie M. Taylor. indi-
vidual .castor; Mr. and Mrs. C.
ll. Adams. : perfume bottle ; Dr.
Matt Foster. fairy lam p ; Mr. and
Mrs. Edward V. Baker. celer’ holder:
Mrs. Anna M. Thomas. $25: \V in. J. Le-
land. bronze bust of Lincoln; H. C.
Mousell. berry dish: Mr. and Mrs. \V. H.
Seymour. vases: Mrs. W. H. Duncan.
silver pickle dish: “’11). A. Jackson, ails
ver sugar spoon; Dr. C. F. Jonas. silver
friuit knives: Mr. and Mra.‘Nelson Dick-
erman. doz. trait knives;J. L. Richards.
Jr.. individual caster; Marshall J. Couch.
cake basket; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Belden. silver spoons: Frank M. Bug
ter, rfumery case; Misses Julia and
Jennie Byxbcc and Susie Golden, fire
screen; Edmund E. Crowe, bric—u—bnc
V080. » .
Godfrey. butter dish : Mr. and Mrs. J.‘
()BITFA NY.
33 lycstcr J. Sherman.
Mr. S. J.,Sliernian died at his home in
this city last Monday ct‘t‘lill‘ig‘, of typho~
malarial fever. He was taken ill \\'ed»
nestlay. the 3d inst” but w s izot contin-
ed t.i the house till l’iiday. and grew
worse till Saturday ut me \\eek follow-
ing. The afternoon of that day his coir
dition was more favoralnoand until Sun-
day eveiiii’iu his recovv ‘ was t‘xpt‘t‘li'll.
Then his disease took l'll unfavorable
turn. andin spite ot the rains .-.:.i ttfoi‘ts
of his physicians to stay its [Ii‘i'gi‘t‘ssu he
grew rapidly worse till'ill death took
place [on ininut is before st v. it Monday
evening. \\'hcn it tut-.iiiieltii \\\‘lit::\1ll
his condition \\‘ris critical tile general.
public manifested an inter» st (if the most
llllth'lnlll character. and l\!lll\\':l‘tl‘_ft‘ of
his condition was sought t'nitr-t:i“ll) from
every svurce. \\‘lii-ii lus recovti“. \\‘.is
finally despaircd of it cast a elo~ iii tin‘l‘
the community. and the anuoun ‘t‘llll‘LI
ut‘ his dcatluirodiiccd :: sh. ck such :is
has rarely if ever bee.) t‘el: lit-tore over
the demise of one ot i-llt’ c t 2. us. l‘Ix
pressions of iegri-t woie hold on all
hands. and nothing btit praise was » pok-
en of the deceased.
Mr. Sherman was born ltl
t‘t.. and was ~17 years and old.
llt‘Cllllll‘ to this city twelv yinirs ago
last June. and \‘lllt‘.‘<'vl .n'o piiiiii-rslup
with Joshua llell iii the to. iv in iiicss
:it the .‘l il-h s it iw run by . lltcii n:-
Marshall .slri‘tt. l'reviotis ‘ t‘-.s 'it» bad
dealt In horses \\ ith .\. .l 'l; “pom,
and tie came to thisi .:y lll ilt- ll. u l lac-i
with the llllt‘llli-lli I~t rein .".lZ .: only:
long l‘lll‘llilll to adjust tuisiius:
\\’.»..dbury.
1‘» days
..
8 till“-
matters with Mr. llell. but .m- twiiud it
tiei‘t-ssii'vj \ rt-ii»_i!ii tt‘ prot‘t-t‘ 1:. i; t .r_
ests. Slioitly alter Mi. 'l.. .zii‘eou
purchased .lr. Hell‘s >l§1|-' iii
the livery l’iusiii ss and Kl'.‘ tiiiii
ltil‘tllllt‘. .\‘iieitiiaii & ddltitllt‘s-‘L. \\‘l;ll‘l|
“as \‘i-lllilllll‘ll till I igl” years
ago. when Mr. Sll:‘l'lll““ lloufll
out Mr. 'l‘hotnpsoii .‘hlil Ii.:~ since c \u-
dticttd the bus ii ass :iltuie. rcnmv...“ .t n
few years ago to lll‘.‘ .‘vl itt:ii-l;t-ui- .intv-i
stables. Mr. Sherman :lt-ult l;it;.'v:*. lh
horses. lat! \vas’i-et. in ttiegeticizil sense.
a horse ii;.i‘i. llis aim \\'.-is to liv'lll a
good by. ry a supply the iii;i:i..t A itli
serviceable ,3 i > He h-u'sus. .o. lJus ‘ tl~
titi'ss ti‘.ii::~ ll‘l1*_|¥.>‘_ who'll l1;.\t‘ li-i :lt‘l :1
veiy t xtei.si_ve cliaidcler. i l'
lllt' ltlivs' Villsi'nt‘lnl}
ties c. neernexl. lle
>lrlt‘li'rl int-iguty
llfi\.' l-vvii
ll.“.ll.‘1~‘ 1| '
was :i lll'tfl . t' l'i-i
.Ilitl ti- \‘t-i 1-2.‘ i it
tiizihe ch iy p- :‘soii \\'iiu \\li‘ tl- i.
lt‘.‘iii.’~~ lllt‘ l‘tt‘l that lII‘ \\.t» ."“ lt..
be not t‘lll) Just hit :illtl‘tll‘i. \\'.-
l‘tilll‘l ' --=~ ., ~11! 111“!:|1‘.4‘i.s1!. o. loch
lllrs t'li:ii.it1vz‘ iii liel‘ li'xl-‘t‘l has her 11
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that \\ii .. ‘i~-t1\\g-i- ~~ 'il"tilllili|l\‘
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:ipplit‘dl'i" 1.- this coiiiiiitii ‘
ornitli of Mr. .\ziei‘iuzin. .lle u: . ti til
nobles‘ work. an honed iii in. ‘.t.-i 5. l
\,\h it all “11'“ Ill ere. a good now e
securmt to any striviitqs aftx r i. t»
l-iit \\'oii iav :i llli‘ nf rm‘titirle. \\ I‘llkh.
”i" turn «l-eilly mid tbniv uglily 1) .\
investigated. \littti‘s out l‘t :i‘l the :i- \“x’ll-
1y it true 111:il1ll z-ul.
llis {lllll'lJl \\.Ls llt'l~l ;:t 1 :s 3.1. :. s1~
-'l‘l:ti:s.!.iy :tftein n-n.‘ ‘ i \\ ,.. v. i\
l.l‘."l‘l_\ atleiiilt-J. tlicio l'i‘ll g .i :x’t‘.rl..l
turntnt of the business in. :. pi i“..- e
and i nvn. The servicz s \\1 ix cumin»:
iiv lir v. J.i‘iies ll. ll vs. :isszsn-z 1.x 1‘ v.
ll. .\‘. ll-in‘iing. Tue 1‘, rt: 1 11-.t s
\\'il"‘ll1:lll\‘.‘lllillli‘.‘1|ll‘lill Til-s 'it i.-
were lllll ried‘iti the l 1|1~n t‘. :u. 1‘.
l‘l\'t' Mile liver
.\s a tiicitk olirespe 't. .liiim '
ci'al every rt Ire in the city \\ s
’Mr. .\‘berui iii lc:i\'i-.s.-i \\'..t m .:
sin about wvcii your; old.
!\ 1 \tr t:.i
tit ti}.
iil
.\ll—. \ or
tllil'
:scll taken seriously ill sliorllv Mn 1‘ lil‘l'
lillhl‘lllltlailltil tlit-tigli iiiucli :iupi-Ih .l lll
health. \\ :iattnahlc to goto the i'cliit‘lt‘t').
ller great :itlltctioii ex ’llt'~‘ the «hep. st
sympathy. '
.lullu ('. \\ clls.
.l illll t‘. \\'ells. :in old and wet" known
resident of this city. died at his home on
\\'oodward .\ venue Tuesday hunting.
'l‘ll“ ilt't‘t'llSt‘tl lltlil ht'l‘ll i‘llgltu‘i‘l :tl llli‘
1. wk li‘at‘t iry many years. an I was held
in lii~.:li estimation by the oili-w‘rs of the
couipauy and the eiiiplovees t f the tits
fury. and leaves a l.ir;:e_circl . of trieiids
t i mourn his loss. His death \i' 5
caused by kidney .lisease. ll.s tuiieral
was held at liislate residence List cvi‘tt‘
ing. The remains will be interredwii.
Spring ttrovet‘eiuetcry. Hart ford 1 why.
Ill 19.] )-
llAY- lit \\'ashdtgton. D t'.. Nimiu‘n-r 1‘5. Win.
It lily. used to years and to day s
SlllillM'.-\.\ —ln thzs city. Nov 13. S; .cssttr .l.
.\hcrinaiuugc-l 1; years and 15 days.
“'1'“ LS lit lltis city. Nov. 111. (‘liar‘xs l”. \\‘tlls.
ii -d : I years. '
}\f:yll~ll1"1“.1).
lll‘lt‘li Ell-ss'l‘llEll.mr~ .\t the laptist t‘titin h. this
city. Nov 13'. b_\ h'ci. ll. .\. llclana. Mr. S} |\--s
ier t‘. Decker to Miss .‘xiinctta 'l‘l.\-ille.ii:1 of this
filV.
LYUN~lll"l‘t‘lll.\'.\‘1l.\‘~-.\t the Second .\li‘tlt-Hllnt
Church. Nov. ill. by Nev. \\‘. \\'. t‘lark
by llcv. \\'. ll. Siniouson. Frederick s Lvon~
lit. and Lillian 1|. Hutchinson. all ot‘ tltis'city.
FERRlSleSBR'l‘l‘s .\t the M. E. pursounin- iii
’l‘otiud Itu .u . N. \'.. Nov..1‘.‘. laid. by the Ru.
Frvtlcrit‘k J Sliack'eton. \\‘tlliani R. l“ rrts. in
Miss Elizabeth Nisbett. botliof Norw k.
assisted
Engine for Sale."
‘ ’l‘ENdlUllSH powerporialileeng‘iiic and boil
1 ‘ tors-tic cheap. Apply to
MUSHEH & (‘l'llllAX
\\‘alcr Street-
Teacher of music. Superior portraits tin! ‘lh d in u...
tir stvmanner. either in water colors. ll'dldt- iiik
tell or Cray on. Address.
tt’ in) Seirili .\lsin aim-t
Dlstrlcl ul‘ Sol-walk. ss. Probate.
(Tourl. November 19th. A. D. 188‘6.
\\'llEltEAR. Appliciiiou has ht cii niiule hi
‘onrt for .\tlniiiustmtion of the estate of S
J. Sherman. laieol’ Not-walk. iii sud 1;.si
ceased. therefore
Ordered. that said application be heard and
mined it the Probate Uttlce in Norwatk on the. 243th
day of November 1M1. at 2 o‘clock aftcniot It. and
that notice then-of be given to all persons interested
therein hyaiulilisliing this order once iii a ncivswi-
per having a circulation lll said District at least five
days before 51nd day or hearing.
it ASA B. \\'Utfll‘VARD. Judge.
th‘s
.\ “su‘f
dc—
doteis
MINERVA E. ltsruox
u.
u lOIinm‘. or Morten.
“Esra C. Ravuoun. l
Stern on Cosxncrict'r. l .
FAiiirniui t‘ocn'rv "‘
7 Bnuinsi‘uit'r, November 10. A. I). 15“}.
Finn the complaint or the. said MlNEIt\'\ F.
RAYMOND. praying for reasons tlieiein set. forth
for n Divorce returnable to the Superior Court. in
and for ll‘airtleld County. on the 1st Tuesday or
December. 15:36. It appearing to and beingr 'rouud
by the subscribing authority that Henry (3. Raymond
the said‘reapondcut is absent from the Suiteiuu
gone. to puts unknown.
Therefore Ordered. That notice of the pendency
of said complaint begiven by publishing this order
in the South Rorwulk SIX‘I‘IN‘IL, a weekly news.
paper printed in South Norwnlk. in stud County.
two week: .011“leth mmenclng on or before
theJSthduyolhlnvcm I. A. 11.18541.
'8“. B. SUMNER.
Clerk of the 8090110! Court 101' Fulrflddglgl‘l; .
‘ = Fanoyw
Money Lost.
)N MONDAY morning. .‘ov. 15in. ism. between
( the rumor of Main and \\'ushuigton street.
and the t‘orset factory. South Summit. a punt!!!
book containing a sum of money with the owner s
name on the envelope in which the money was plac-
ed. \\'ill the finder leave the same at the ofhce of
tliwt‘tiisi-t Factory. and receive suitable re“ ant.
‘ Slow to Rent.
' N H of the stores in the New (A rinaitiii Sa‘ lug} r~
( liuml Hall. \\'ashiliutoi: isticct liitilgc. to tel.
MS”! 1.. .\l.itEt‘R1-:1t. sio tf
GET’YOUR’
THANKSGIVING
, TURKEY
m.-. 5331‘ __
REMSIN’S.
l N Main Sti'cct.
738W
l‘loan nuil Attractive.
Polite Attention to All
Prompt to do when or
{Hamish
—_—_.__.
One Price to All.
.\li arr .io itid to enun- and -\-v us.
l'.i.- Shoes of (Mr Hon \lllkt' a 5px .
lt\\\’ l‘lllt‘lill .\litl'il\
...i.i;).s'1‘\l.:‘.. ‘-
.\li lil.\' .‘lT 1‘1\i;.
.th <lfl.‘\l« 1:
mr syn .\hoc
ti :r 5 ‘ in Mint-
l‘r 1 ..~’
Hm ! i..
Q‘l. ‘
“‘llt . '
1n 1.! E: t 31.}.
"\V ii... tifisis‘
HUSGGB,C§H1D&CQ '
NORWALK.
'.it.<.‘.
s 14 ruin-t .i‘vl
\‘l.
TIIE ‘
.illlllllllllll
I ‘i‘ ‘ 'rl..ts..‘. .. 1-;I t ..t It
FA N c Y G o o D s,
1.. ,-‘.- .
\\'m-ls. t'liciiiillc. .\l'l':t~"lii‘. l? iibrviidrry
p i Knitting .\.llt.
Tinsel. Silk. t‘ural. l1 lllli! r‘l: . ls
and .\‘t in ls.
and l‘dlllll}: .\‘ilk.
“:>!‘>"t z:‘l;n ‘
5 d].lll.~.
\‘.p.‘-1..\A.:.A.. ~.-
01.11
0.9 '—
TI. 3 l; in at, x‘\.- " “c,
'f‘orscts. Hosieryw l'iiderflannt-ls. Hus-
llcn llamlkereliit-l's. (‘ollars
Full}. “lines. Ribbons, .\c-
Library Building.
\V .\ S ll l Nll‘l‘llN S'I‘li I‘IFXI'.
Nllhl‘ll \t‘l.‘\\ \‘t l\
and
iiiati liaslu-cu ll utblyatllicted. i“"ll:|1"l'
Thatik§gitingl
{To pioperlv proyide for il.c
least 'of 'l‘liaiiitsg‘iviiig llay:
cill a?
Hunt& Z'elufi’s
MARKET
and get your
Turkey.
l‘clcry,
t‘raiilierries.
Fruits iiiidNttts. '
Florida 0 ‘augcs.
Etc..}]tc.. Etc.
EVER YTlllNG FRESH
.\ND (1100]).
hawthorn
Sher-Ill SllIl‘.
'U'l‘M‘H is hereby given that by virtue of twenty
s one vxm‘uttons address: d to me in twenty one
1‘3..st tiroiielit M‘chltv tiv Wilbur llya't. Isaac \‘iui-
lh‘lilhvuysi-n. Robert Mitchell. John llvmson. (but.
.\danis. t‘liarles \\‘eeks. .liuucs Hyatt. John llcenan.
James Troy. Michael U‘llrieii. James Holland.
Thomas \\‘Kct‘fc. Thomas Richardson. Frank
Adams. Thomas Dowd. Joli“ Iliiiikcncicr. h‘mlcr»
.ck .‘luukcucicr. August lluckeueier. 'l‘lllllllkl
Village. Frulcl’it‘k' l‘nrlrtck. and James C. (‘rowc.
against the Riverside Manufacturing Company 'and
Benjamin S. Taylor. I levied upon the following
personal property belonging: to the said Riverside
Manufacturing (‘onipany and Benjamin S Taylor to
“11:. 3am his. iron lock cases and lids. 1090 His. new
«upper. 330 tits. “mgr-to ins, slicker. 3:511»: lead. 33
lbs. stutter. 3st lbs. bronze sift bias. in: lbs. bronze
mixture. 1th tbs. lot-l: rastingsdhu lbs. bronze metal.
is his. knob eastin tr; the. bums latches. ’155 lbs.
bronze fibrils and mlts. 1:33 lbs. knobs and butts.
131) lbs. roses. :lt‘: lbs. bronze chips. 3.51) lbs. bronze
knob walls. 125 lbs. bmiizei‘mli'n. 7 lbs. glithL‘filbs.
s-rsp iron. 70 lbs. s \riuc steel. 50 “‘5. steel \\‘ih‘. 350
"N. spindle iron. . ihs. rubber parking. 11 the.
luihilshiiu: chemicals "0 lbs. tool stu‘l. to Mrs. soft
rivet. in lbs. iiuism-tt‘kuubs. at the. butt castings.
Still-s. slieei brass. 12.x llnLdrllIud spindles. :35 lbs.
bronze koy plates 15.0 ins. moulding: flour. 9d lbs
butt castings. oathsiion lock screws. 1 lcnlh. sledge
lullnlllt'l', 1 tea gallon can turpentine. to lbs. hemp
packing. is uewiuallets. 1 lot blnchsiuitli‘s tools. 50
pair finished butts. 3 pair pipe tones. 2! new vices. 3
five gal stone jiu-s. ] steam closet. Scarface. plates. I!)
dun. paper boxetut carluoys of acid. 6 lock fitters ben~
files. 1 tumbling barrel and fixtures. )6 packs of
new illes. all sizes. 1 . glue pm. and blurb. several
broken sets iiirchinist. tools. 1 tot! all. can of oil. 2
live :1]. cans of oil. 2).. don. tile handles. 6 lion grate
burs. ting wheels. i felt wheel. 4 packs emery
cloth. 15 pairs incline knobs, 2 water polls. 8 copper
items. TMlVPS, ti shovels. 1 iron rake. 5 second
mid crucibles.8ti now crucibles No. 18. l bushel pul~
vertzcd charcoal. 5 gross bronze screws. ! lathe and
counter shaft. 5 can: tarnish emery.) ten can mas
chine oil. 1 five gal. can machine oil. 1 bb . Japan. 1’
Nuts. moulding and. 8 Mill. fire Ch '; and Will sell
the mine at tiblic auction to the hlghclt bidder. It
the barn in ensu- of the residence! Mrs. Dayton.
No. 113 lulu Street. South Nor-walk. in than“ of
Nmulk. on the 2931: a” of November. 183:. nt 10
Duet: ‘ i trio her-.1
"W “tootsie m
\VASIIINCrTC)N ST.
Desirable lots for llusim sss or llcs'
Also improved pnqn-rty for icsidei
prices. ‘ ‘ . _
For investment. an ltnpruvcd [Itt‘t‘t‘ of city pnitn‘r- 3 ark.
ty is often-d that will i et at once T per cent. on the -
m, chase money .
REAL ZEi'iIE AGEZEW, I
tees for sale.
W at reasonable
N I‘II.\‘t)\‘ TA YLOR.
If you want good
. t‘iill at
-
before llllft‘ll‘ISlflL' clst‘u hero.
JUSTWREGEIVED
Gen ’3 Neckwear,
Fl'll (l I.0\' ES AND CAPS.
‘A Specialty o
Gents’ Underwear.
Dion’s Celebrated ‘8th
l ' .\l l {R 1': l 4! “XS.
-—‘ 99> . ~——
M c EW E N ,
llattei‘ and (ll-tits FltTtIl‘llllLL
3‘ Wash i iizlon St .
SGlllBNER’S MAGAZINE
’iililis‘livtl .\lniitlily'
“'l'l‘ll Iltlil'S'l‘RA'l‘lUNS
FIRST NUMBER READY DEC. l5.
.0.
.\. ::::~.\i ifs .\lv 'l\!‘ will lie in the
web st sense a in -::i.'.c.e of pen. ral lttcr—
ititiie. lilitl 11“ ll Lutulq r will be liiliy
illustraii-d.
S into of the in st tltil:il«:~ [lili‘trfi‘ltl
appear diiriiitz 'llic first yr'it’ H‘I‘ a series
of l'\i~i i't.isiii i- l.1.lll1;\ t-l‘ 'l‘iio K-
tttyv of very great :ititelmigrapliical
mine: 1 \ .\lt‘xtsi‘i i: 13 1i.\\‘\sni‘i‘i;.\i‘s
1:1 \llxl\t rm 1‘ wt 'riii‘ .\tim. .\.\li t'u.\t
\11\1. H1 1'.\i:is m l\11‘~l\ .\r Tim
tin .ll‘."Ht‘tix‘t\ilt\1;1t:‘.\l~*!:1ls .\ ii
is‘er to Pruner-at the i‘lnsi'of the list
t‘rltlltl)‘ 7.:ivin._; de-criptiens of sectal‘
life and t‘lilll'il-‘ll‘l's‘ at flit-"time 3 ; a cul-
l- « t:--ii cf t‘hiitctnpwrdry' lctt its denim»
1t‘,.: limiv .\'i‘\\ Yonk up Site 1‘51;-
l\\l\ rm i'i ;\.
’l’l.t‘1‘cl~‘lt‘ut‘lt-\ ~=~li~ i:' ti«~'_: incliids
in»; a \iluil by Hutton lurid-out";
stiillvs‘rATi‘ltdil2; i iiwucii s- \t‘tul tiuiii-
his to 11.. t‘. 1". \\.i: .l. \ or l'\1l‘.
:itil-ll10l~; :iui si:. t: storivs liv lv‘. l..
\11 \l\s« \. did 1 i t ll‘.\l ll 1: 11 um...
'l‘. \i.|\\\:it:. Miss .ll\\l rr. 1‘ :\\i'
Tit-\\i i. 21. 1!. Ho L\3 \ 31;“ t i;«'~1i\.
and :i h «t of till.i rs.
V Iliil'lt‘ .‘rt'l‘lf;l [“lpi rst iii . p1: . ll
\‘y‘ty c'itlv :iio- ‘it‘lll‘ldl lv. .\. \\~ \1‘..: V\
on .\tt’t\l.1\\t; iiz, \\'it;i\‘: {\\t's
\\‘ytiti's --:i l'-\'\l“\1\\ tyi“.;~'i:~ ;
,‘dr. .l~.:1\ 1‘ lb ‘1 s‘ it
..yi‘.sviiu‘dptii'uu; \ '
l'l i : .\» r, e'c . «tr.
5« 1:11 \1 it‘s .\l.‘.-.\.'l\. \\. i be 1 lll~l ~h-
v-lril $§|U oval. ('1 ;‘_'- v 1' ;. t-H‘y.
Sul-st'iqvti *l;s 1111} in si"! t- in news
Ili‘ulcr Ur li.‘l‘li~i lit : i t I
this. Scribnet‘s Sui. Publishers-
.tll \.\'l\ 21‘» lli:o.\i-w\\'. .\‘i‘w Vol.5,
’ l
ll ti ‘1 lll‘ll-lll iii 1'
l t l l t l
That. the best dressed boys are
‘lllt‘n‘t‘ wearing garments bought
lll our Boys‘ Clothing Depart-
meal.
This season we are selling
every g;::ii-iiiciit at. such bargain
prices. as will bring: p: rents and
guardians to our store to buy.
_ \\'e have :kt’iou Bovs‘ and
Children's Suits. and Lulu) Over-
coats for any age at the lowost
prices ever iiizirkcd.
Besides we have 10,000 Men‘s
Suits and Overcoats, all to be
sold off at equally great bargains.
“'0 give every .lioy or man
who itirchases $12.00 worth (or
motel of Clothing. on Improved
\\‘atei‘bui-y \Vatcli and Chain.
lo"; f-uw hen twain/fir Icy-mmfoxt or “ Radis
tori-r :‘...- 1.1352111." ‘
Haslett; Earhart 8. 80:.
N. E. Cor. Canal & Broadway,
NEW YORK CITY
\
883-! m
W8
mammals ‘
r Mlnetl’omaits
1'! IJIIIOII ”BARS. SEW YORK.
of South .\‘onyaik. ten minutes walk from depot.
post office. banks. etc. $3 monthly pay int-up;
chance to scrun- a home nod save rent.
‘Jolin ll. Light. city attorney. South .\‘orwnlk. or 10
R. ll. Snoud in. M St. Mark‘s Ana. Bmoktyn. .\cw
' ‘0 Till-2 t‘llMMl‘SItLM'ERS U!" FAIRFIELD
si-ll‘Spirinious
[JP—KT Hts-r and t‘idcr. to be drunk on the prem'si-s.
and “hill, \\'inc nn‘ — pur-tiini to the laws of
tlii- Stati- now in foir itiii: to tlic salc of_ tnloxt-
‘ I c ' lin: opposite .\'. \ N. H.
. «N ll. ll. IL. lb'im‘ I‘ll l~i raml Place. In the town (If
Sorwalk. (Ely . t‘ .\ "lTli \U‘Krwalk. iii ~aitl c-vuntv
WORKING. DRIVING 0r DRESS “an... my.
ti sod by live cit-cit - and l.‘|.\]l:1_\'t r.‘ as ilctltiml by
law I
, Datt d .\‘orualk. November 12th. tss-i.
( )\11 o! 1113 tiit‘~1 tie-tr.
McEWENS’ -
coniuiantlin: an Elllvllllliil‘lh‘h‘d \iew of the min the
harbor and islands. and also an extended new of
Lung Island sound. and Lori: I~ltllltl2
walk from N. Y. .\‘
depots. and eight iniiuih s from sit-anilmat lai-
The pin:
.\ full line of a
ti llrsn
1‘“.
\
Building Luis for Sale.
~ -) Fist: nt’iLmXG Lois FOR sALE (is
3- Tut-z 1N ‘TALLMENT PLAN. in the my
'~.n‘
Apply to
.\“l’d 3511
(‘I ‘1: .\"l‘)‘
Till: undersiuieil lieri-liy up;
and liztnxtci in-
for a license to
Liquors. — Ale.
aim: liquors. at 'lcc
ll.-\lt1t1s‘ ti iioiinv.
Signed. .
the Nth (lay of .\0—
_I)atcd at .\‘oroulk. t‘x 1.11~
I hereby certify lll’ll the ulmye application is cu-
if the town of . onyaik.
HENRY K. SELLECK. Tum; (‘lvrk
\{Jl‘t
For Sale.
. ' Residences on Lou:
«l .\.-livid. knouna- the “.\ll’rrd hnapp
. saitt . lncatrd on the nest sole of (‘hap-
t.ci'y of South Norwiiik. on lizg‘ ground
‘l ~rn
the ll1!1l'llt"
ll. .v 11. and llanbiiry 1t ‘
-- . l-iis-u- of 'tlv-vli! tuoaciwsA-f 11nd. \\ ili
-itiiicii‘ of frn t and orii.ii:iental ire. s - |
ss \1‘;ll:l‘lll":all:\‘ll. \\ tth Ian n. \\ii.k~. tl~ w l
.\.- 'l‘i'e house .- a iluo ihiunlc ltuvtsc‘. \\ ‘31 l
l
iliic :i
H: 1.. hrtl‘l'. \\ell budt and In guns! n pair. “l'll tit-c
rooms ii.r cult-iii: and modem unprnu-iu- it". a
' s l-‘rcm h root carri diam-e \\uli t‘ul1\"*ttt»
Hrs! 1
wires for tutti horses. cunt h . n'- mom. and iii: the
fitaltlc. ll'ti'llfk'
nect ssar} coin elm-iii ch: :1 list i .
of K. Al).\\l‘.
Siv'i'li ,\'onvmk:t‘unn..
Or :it 1".u Urn-ni- Siren-t. .\‘. Y
We [Ian [10 you [1001.
our business has
We ollei‘ you
:Eu-t that
tltiltlilt'tl.
.\‘uhliiiic (‘liet-st- «mild, ticli: "it" Hi.
It} lbs. of Pure Lard, SLIM} : ‘Jc. lli
New Buckwheat 3c ll). 10 lb. 231-.
.. 3 1b. l"k‘:. Hr.
ti Ill. 4 i
" I'm-part d
u n . c . u 2““.
Pure Iloiiei . .\traiiiz-d in glass.
cls clicap.
ity considered.-
llow niut-li
Sugar
, do you act for
chat 90 YOU 6001).
l
‘11: is
\i' lilili SEASON l‘lll.
‘Zl';c.i.
V I‘} R Y IA)
(:i. .i vim L.\ uni o‘t' . ,- ,. s,
J. Sturges Randall,
t‘oi; \'\\.".\\:rr .\\ A Hear )7
s3: 3'
l: \\‘l‘ Ni‘li‘s‘i‘ \l.l{
(Hill‘s l' I0l'El.l.liRS
l‘till .\.“.l-I
.l)
O
The tic-let‘s: :i ' at
near Fnc \I ‘~ . e \\ known
“I" l.‘TI|\ l .\Iilil \C-l: 86.00 I l'.
\Elfilt‘ll‘liltr . 1:.‘2‘n-I SIB-1
.\Ts . on ti.i:id :tti asse.
.\i; gut-.ls m .
is llit‘ oiilytild-‘c :n town \\2
can be l‘?itr‘3'.:1~«tl \‘ail and-w.
lsirztst assortment in town
order. -RI-hli‘lttlu‘r tha’ \I‘u "l\\
': - l‘n :af.
. arcu‘it'ii'tc.
a
it . c
pn~1..~bybuy:n; din-ct of the
don-- iii :1 first cf...“ ttt‘illh' r
I . “in I.‘
price
5 gyro: tn simplicity and dors‘uT 'v to :1‘2 titlitrs
’l‘llt. St onog ru p11,
a lilachiim fur \\‘rifit‘g .shurzhsiiid.
TH E C \ (‘LOS'I‘Y LE.
taken from any oriz.
lct.
llarifenl. \‘t.
sill-ly-
HOLLAND SHADES. good quality.
bang. ,50c. Spring Rollers. I‘léc.
complete, 438.
WALL
IMMENSE STUCK (
Enibossi d Gold. 400. to 50c. per roll.
\\’ithuut Gold. Tc. to 200. per roll.
Cottage Suits. $18.8 Pir‘t‘es.
BeorooruSuits, 25. up. Parlor Suits in(
at Low Prices. Portiers, Luce Curtains.
your house com lete can be found here
by hand and lai
and employ the
without. Extra charge.
Ash Bed
Continue all 1
838-1!-
Town and \\’atvt. ‘
. “4r r-i ‘s Ih-hctit .rc H llld". of ”tilt”.
flight“:llt‘litilllltmlltbll Hue rind t-iw Hundred nut.
tar-t.
.\i‘W Yurk.
Our usefulness to the people}
ol'this (i‘ity is attested by tlict
Pillsbury, Jones Flour at a rut price. :
Potatoes in lots of three or more litislir
(loud t oil‘ec at a sa\ in:of 5e. lb. «qtltll~ '
1.. 00 ?
11111381 Gimmick,
CEMENT PIPE.
it Gitiiltlleltcetl Prints;
\V I’ld EC“;
1H m t‘.\lllll.\tlES,
VELOCIPEDES and
l1§ factory
llamingloi Staitaifl 'l’yiewritii:
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by Practical Uplit)lsters. \Vo
best workmen in each branch of our busimss.
C. E. SM
No. -2."At.lc_ntic SL. Corner of Broad, (Opposite the Presbyterian
Churches '
.' STA-"£3333. . CO
3108.000
For Sale. Fit: and \l. E‘or (‘enmjxondl
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DREhS MAKING.
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\\'ould int-ma the put-21i- ih .t sh: is now ready to
do [)11'99l'I-‘lklblln .
ALL '1'" I; .\lr2\\' STYLE" I’M“ FALL.
at her place. 12“ “'ch -t.. .\oatli xllr\\illk. .
The Taylor System Taught at Prices.
to Suit.
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Milliucry Announcement.
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for t 33;: ‘1‘
Ladies, .\lisses .‘; t'liililrcii's Felt "at!
is c. u:.vr t! 1i2'l‘Y. (‘lltnlt‘li t.i.\‘i;s or
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers,
.\ltillit'l‘l'lin'. l‘il‘ll’llfifi. Jll'l‘ H “'95. ETC.‘
t'.’ vctfviz'rs. l‘l.l'.sill‘.‘. RIBBONS
:llitl t‘.\.\'t‘\‘Tlll.\1.\fl,\’t;si~ boxer Mun cur he.
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lEteiytliiiu; New and Prices
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:CALL a. EXAMINE STOCK.
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Tlia Bast Ill The Will.
SI’ER ll Y .v BA RNES'
HAMS,
Silul‘ IJDEHS.
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SAUSAGE,
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IN THE
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is s:r.ei‘y pure and free from ad adu‘tciation.
Lott Carefully lit the Blflllll.
:i‘l goods luardzgourhundfl
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SPEBRY ll BARN} ,
32'» Gal
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New Haven. (‘onl
CARPETS !
The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST P...ICES FOR CASH
Elegant Body Brusstxlls Carpet. 90c. up.
839" and 90c. _ Heavy Ingraius. 45c.. 50¢. and title.
Wlndow Shades
on spring rollers. with fringcgall ready .io
(.‘ORNICE FOLKS.
All Brass Poles and Triuunlugs $1.00.
0
Elegant Tapestry Hrtissells 000.. 70
Extra Lowell lograins. 750.
with Brass Trimmings,
PAPER,
VF N E “7' PA 'l‘T E R N 5.
Pain Gold. ~uew stvles, 23c. to 3.1 to.- roll
~ 1 .
FURNITURE.
mo in Suits $32 up.
“‘01! Variety.
Laiubrr quics.
at lows
\\‘alriut and Ch“?!
Bedding. Bed Springs. Etc...
In fact any thing to furnilh
than City Prices. Carpets as"!!!
do as fine wm k as any city bonus,
Goods Delivered
ITH’S,
and
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Norwalk Chronicler