TERSETALES 0k THE uses.
Main street Bridgeport, is being
widened. s
Bethel’s republican delegates are un-
instructed. '
_'_..
Security Council, N. P. U., Will meet.
this evening.
Prof. E. H. Wilson’s school for boys
opens Wednesday, Sept. 19th.
Charles T. Leonard is a very sick
man at his home on Wall street.
Mrs. S. B. S. Bissell _has returned
from her recent trip to Pitt-afield.
Ground was broken yesterday for
Danbury’s electric street railway.
The Democratic caucus .will take
place in the Town House, this evening.
—Pictures Framed by J. T. Hayes.
S78.tf
A special Town meeting will be held
at the Town House, to-morrow alter-
noon."
Mr. John McGratli and family, of
Wilton avenue, move to Danbury
‘to-day. '
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
meet next Sunday afternoon, at two
o’clock;
The frame of George Tuller’s new
1‘.'(- ,
win
Law was
G A ‘ZE‘TTE
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“Tim the Tinker” at the Opera House
to-n’ight. . .
A son was was bern to Mr. and Mrs.
J ohn. McNally, ot Winnipauk, early
this morning. ' -
.There is a dock building 'boom in
Bridgeport, and several new wharfs
are under construction.
Mrs. George Archibald. and Miss
Baker of New Haven, are v_is1ting with
Mrs. Julia E. Sibley, this city.
Miss Mary Mnlvey is seriously ill at
her home on Union Place with dysen-
tery. She is faithfully attended by Dr.
Tracey.
The parishioners of Christ church at
Guilford, will celebrate on Sunday next
the 150th anniversary of the founding
of the parish. '.
The remains of the little daughter of
. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Allen, of Dan-
bury, were brought here forlnterment.
Thursday.
The friends of Photographer Bead-
man will be pained to learn that his
wife is very critically ill and her demise
not improbable.
W. H. Spear, the temperance advo
sale, will soon commence. a campaign
against the liquor habit in the quiet
little town of Westport. .
Mrs. Mehitabel Peck, widow of.
11:0. 30 Franklin avenue, last night aged
Thomas M, Lynes died at her home,
WI LTOti.
Students of the Wilton Academy will
report for the terms, on the 17th. '
Mrs. Hyde and family of New York,
are stopping at Miss Hurd’s.
The Misses'White of Cannons have
returned to their school at Norton, Mass.
Mr.Ward of New York, was the guest
of his step-son J. DeWitt of Bald Hill,
over Sundhy.
Miss Sally Middlebrook has resumed
her position as teacher, in' one of the
Waterbury schools.
Ernest Gilbert of_ the _ government
coast survey is stopping With his grand-
fa' 'e'r Deacon Gilbert.
A prominent New York familv have
been in town this week looking at real
estate, and it is said will locate their
country residence here. _
Miss Mabel Hart, daughter of the
Rev. W. D. Hart, has entered on a
. course of studies at Brandford. Mass. ‘
The Buggies family who have occu-
pied the Middlebrook cottage for the
season, have returned to their home in
New York.
Mrs. Perry Beers of Norwalk is visit-
ing with her sisters the Misses Bene‘
diet on Belden Hill.
Guidance Davenport, Son of the Rev.
John Davenport, drove through Wilton
last week calling on friends in town.
Mrs. Benajah Gilbert and Josiah Gil-
bert, who are quite ill. are reported by
their attending physician, to be im.
proving.
Mrs. William Barnes of South Nor-
walk. has been visiting at Mrs. Arthur
Benedict’s, at Belden Hill.
Tonuring Iiis'fisurinfi
,. Skin Diseases
Cmcunn, the great skin cure, instantly anus
{ the most intense itching burninfland ind?
mati , permits rest and sleep, 8418 raw 3 d
irrita d surfaces, cle sea the scalp of crusts
and scales, and restor s the hair. Cons A
SOAP, the only medicated toilet soap, is in is.
pensable in cleansing diseased surfaces. CUTI-
Commencing Monday, J uue 4th. .
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. STEAM ER
lTY OEA
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Lori.
DAILY SERVICE BETVIEEN
South Norwaik and New York.
FARE—Single, 40 Cents; EXcursion, 70 Cents.
LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK- DAILY AT 7330 A. M
Leave Beekman street, 2.15 p. m; Saturdays, 2 p. iii. Leave East fist—street 2340 p m ' Satur
.. o n, I
days. 2:20 p. m.
cottage on Orchard street, was raised
cum RBSOLVENT, the new blood and skm pu '-
yesterday. . 8' - - h dd ugh r y ;
___— gyears,surviv1ng er gran a ,. te THE PROPEL _ .
' ' . ' ’ . ‘ . - - . LERS “CITY 01:: NOR w I: ~ ~ .
—-Ladies look at the. 1.49 shoes; nice Mrs. Frances J enuie Elwell exactly SIX Tuesday was a 99"? day for th @1101 fier and reatest of humor remedies cleans s - ALK AND “EAGLE” . -
3 ’ are of the Bald 11111 bunday _ hool. the woof of all impurities, and thus’ r eves 1.3%?“ Street. New York. at o p. in. Leave Norwalk 5 n. m.: South Nordgllzlmldlgfmga’ E' B' i
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styles a patent t1P- Hoyt ‘30 SOP- 3‘ t3 month“ Thev went m bio Waaom to Pound the cause. Hence the CUTX REMEDI‘ scare Eagle aliltlllfggla‘iglfgrofl ‘ 9.11111 to D n._m_. Upon application to agents the Cl” 0f N 1 '
"—‘—— ’ - , , ‘ . f. - "‘ - ~" every humor of the skin, soap, and blood v'yith - pecra 0'5 0f Irelzhs anywhere in New York or its ' " ' orwa k and
h t I l . f th 9 The annual reunion of the lib Conn. Bock where heir memo was held, and loss of hair, from pimples to somfula ’rrom . vicinity. .
A S or on em ar sessmn 0 e ‘ u- regiment will be held next Monday at all had a good time. ’
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{$513}: $233 was opened at D‘nll‘ry baviu Rock. Members irom this City Swammn Wm, (logs and guns, have
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infancy to age. p - i:
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Sold throughout the world. Price, Currctl'u,
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. . THE SOUTH NCRVVALK . .
The Women’s Relief corps will give a
festival in G. A. R. hall tonight. The
object is a worthy one.
Gen Charles Olmstead returned from
the White Mountains last evening.
“leetlo” too cold up there, for fun.
——N'ew departure in school shoes for
girls. Solid and nice looking. A. .
Hoyt .‘c Son, 37 Wall street. 87-2t.
The Hon. Josiah Dodge and several
lady admirers, made an excursion via.
the steamer City of Albany yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Skidmore is seriously sick
at her home on Harbor avenue and it
is feared that she cannot survive many
days. .
—The Knox em-all Shoes, youth’s and
'bye to her- friend and former school—
ton is resident am there are living in
this 0 y about 16 members.
George Wagner jumped from a mov-
ing train at Bridgeport, at 12-240 this
morning. \Vhen he struck the platform
he turned a complete somersault.‘ He
landed within an inch of the still re-
volving wheels, _but fortunately clear
of the rail. He was badly shaken up.
Editor John Rodemeyer, who is au-
thority on moons, says that there will
be a partial eclipse of “Luna” tonight,
commencing at 9.36. exact time. He
suggests that spy-glasses be used by
those wishing to see it, which leads us
to infer that it won’t be much of an
eclipse.
Miss Mary F. Partrick went to New
York one day last week. to bid good-
mate at Bolyoke, Miss Bushee, who
leave on ‘he 8:10 Efrain. COL LHOWII been scouring the we“ WGOdS for fox‘ 50c ' SOAP r’5c ' Reson'svr $1 POTTER Drive
'1 ,~ -, . 4 L , .-
es but Reynard proved too much for his
der and wiser men.
Many pf the people about are so tak-
en with the brilliant electric cars run;
ning from South Norwalk to Winnipauk,
that they abandon the steam cars at
that station, and for a niokle reach their
destination. and also enjoy a fine after-
noon’s outing. =
A valuable horse belonging to Orville
Brown of Belden Hill, was recently
turned out to recuperate. In the pas-
ture where he was turned was a ditch.
and in the ditch was some barb wire
stored there by a thrifty farmer. The
horse succeeded in getting in the, ditch,
"and wrapping the barb wire around his
neck several times. The result was the
poor animal was severely wounded.
Change
pursuers, and they returned home sad- .
. Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
:3er CHEM. Comm, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
(,9? “ How to Cure Skin Diseases," mailed free.
ISTRICT of Norwalk, 5“. Probate Court,
August 24th. A. 1)., 1894.
, Estate of Martin S. (.raw, lots of Norwalk in
said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate 1' the District of Nor-
walkdiath limited and a1 wed six months from
the date hereot tor the Creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, Within said time, will be
tie-barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment to ‘
JOSIAH KELLOGG. Administrator.”
ISTBICT of Norwallr. ss. Probate Court,
August 50th, A, D., 1894.
Estate of Catharine L. Camp, late of Nor-
The Court of_ Probate for the” Dis ' t of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six 11 ntlis
from the date hereof for the Creditors of said
ROOFING AND PAPER
Washington Street Bridge,
to,
WHOLESALE DEALERS LN
2mm Slimming, ailBlamls. tingliPlyFiii,’ allBraiis.
Nutmeg State Star Victor Cyclone Nor ’ abl Ito ‘
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Bakers Loniectioners , Dry Goods, Hardware rapping Paper?1’siilii%l'fl113§]ggs,rfl€l£iailie 131111291332:
If you want a good Gravel, Sand or Tar Roof, give us a chance. our roofs are warranted
GEORGE R. REDMAN, Manager.
boy’s . $1 50 and $1 75 Will outwear anv g . . L . - Those who neglect to present their account ,
‘ ‘ ' ' - sailed on the steamer Campania tor , . . . . , .
T . ‘ ' n _ .. , properly attested. Within said time. \' 11 l ‘
Shoe you ever saw. A' H' Hoyt ‘9 é‘gn‘ bebasllan, bpalu. :MJSS _ Bushee , ~was Of Water debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to II - -
- 3‘45- for a time a teacher in Miss Baird s in- tilifiétilgoare requested to make immediate 3—— TH :1 BEST FLOUR MADE I
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. The Womans’ Relief Corps of Buck- stitute, this city. FOOd and Climate walkkfifisafilfiE-‘imct- deceased. a J" . ' :
ingham Post, _G. A.‘.R., will hold an ice The case of the State vs. Thompson a ‘A ‘ N A' CAMP"‘EIIEI‘.§EZE“(§%§,7,L _ v‘ ‘
egegim’latnd fruit festivalm G. A. R. hall and Bryan, who ”.0 charged with tak- The Cause \ H— > 1 HIS FLOUR has stood the t t d b '
n - ,__,___, . mg railroad material Whlch was nude: ISTRICT of Norwalk. 55.. Probate Court, a f: l : head for the last twent es ’ an I eeFl1at the
, _ . _ attachment, and the cases of Charles Of n _ ., . ‘August 30th, A.D.. 1394. _ _ m , :3 Fit it Dr ‘ y years. twrl make
Mr. Horace Glbbs, it is stated, speaks Whaley and Charles Smith who “bur. any Estate oi Isaac Camp.late oi Norwalk. in a . more end and Be.ter Bread than any other
Of hls grandson and granddaughter, alarize‘d” the propeller City’of Norwalk ‘ sa'llliglsCtdlim agipelgigllajte for the Disirict of z a §i¢ur made? Be sure and get the JONES SUPERLA'
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born last Wednesday, as The Heaven- fire set down for a hearing in the Com- Sena“ yomam hath limited and allowed six months Q _ VE FLOLR. All grocers have it.
ly TWins. m‘n Pleas court to-da n irom the datehereoi‘ior the creditors of said 5: a
L 1- _.._._._ u > Y- . H‘lfl <- 5 {35113133 to1 exhiblit ghteir 6151-1111: {prsettlemen '. ‘ ' __ m
_ L ' p .' . -——-——-—~ . ' 1 5 IV 10 Deg cc 0 re‘eii r16 1' a 01 . 7
at leQ’ clean dour Lid gloves W1”: A man named Edward Taylor crea- l 65.28 properly attested, wit iiiib said tiine.c$villnl:i *— v
Josephine Jglove cleaner, {01‘ 3319 only ted a great, disturbance one nlght this . debarredarecovery. All persons indebted to a: WEOLBDALE AGENTS:
lg Jt 12;; Inglis, Iliarmacist, 111M311 weekfat a boarding-house in Ridae- . Wthh may be galigt‘egtlactenarerequested to make immediate = .
2 es, arw- '. ' - . . . " .' . ,
" 3‘ ___.____ 0 ivr held kept byla ,tfirs. (Jaifinfild.b rifle . FRANKLIN A. CAMP, Actmiiiilstratgr, = THE HOLMES, IalIILER & ;
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D315:- 0...... 93- Peach and 1...... tires than streets . Prevented 8“ M SELLEGK 00-
an ury. are the guests of Mrs. Peach’s . ’ . . - . ‘ '
-. door to pet into the room where he ~ . I Wh B.- k P T
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Nickier- ‘ a . B a Timel Y llll 09: 833 ?
..c........... ‘ asst:23.:rtrssoaiosssss‘... A If y §l§t5°tii8 stem“
—““—' ._-_,.__._.< ,, __ '038 0'2? ' 7 'tY- Dinner. Tea 3:51; $32; »
The va as s Mcueuie of Pine + “k W-‘chek 01w . Mk" 55
.. _ '_ _ _ . . . Boxes,Cook Boo s 5811 8%
Bluff, N C iormerlv of Bridgeport, is SOUTH NORWALK- ,. ‘9 . of premiums or it to CU
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a guest ot Dr. and Mrs. Noble, at the ‘ Z"—‘,.‘ Sanford S (hinge? #32353 2312 Istcons ‘43;
Congregational parsonage. Water all the knot), 40 degrfles- 4-. ll’i'tnt‘d 00680 F 243251 Wigs: . .
—‘———--—— A meeting of the O. U. A. M. will he egoetfiglili‘kg anti}: it‘s iilfijl‘eflisnts 11:3 l‘l‘fi- r o B, m " THBnizsRua‘ialifiiisaic TEA ., . o- 0
Rev. Mr. Watkins was down the har- held tO-Ulght- ’ o? glixlgiléduglmgfichigrllgélriiJiglintlllolcili ‘ ' "x ' 3'1 ““33”“ “'N‘i e
bot. stterday on g, shallop yachting 311.8. 0‘ S. Trowbridgc is visiting the cheap, \a'ortliless, and oftezi dangerous CONN" Tl U ‘ . ' A ‘
expedition and returned glad that he friends in Brooklyn. g‘igfirsfgfgg§é§5¥§i§l§“}5?§tpm. an, 100. ,, . EC C T \ \
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went and as brown as a berry. That new bicvcle is said to be msk- for 0W; trademark on the wrapper. 1d ..':-'ta'te Fair and Races ! l
--—— . , 1., . . .» - , everywhere. 5" III 'Cl P k .
—‘-We have just bought twelve dozen ing trouole on rairhcld avenue. Barres DRUG 6,. (3mm COBP.,Bosto;i. - , ~ en en ar and City Hall.
- - .. " Th re ort from the hos )ital lid-dd v . o ‘
tine Union made fur hats, latest styles, is theit .51)» Jer ime Smithl is rg‘kémfy TALKS emu M0r3m5._mg. 3, SEPtember, 18, 19! 20: ul- COR. FAIRFIELD AVENUE
irom is} South Norgvlalk'll‘iaft manufactur- quietly 1‘ " ‘ ,," “ , " h 5 HAPPY- BABYHOOD. IncreaSiDg in interest each year}. 11E‘mecial at-
er_ our C 0106 . . a t )rOS. - ._ , Every mother wants her baby to thr'vo fractions. ' new arrangemento t e grounds.
, _, a . ' - . .. . ‘. " Large additiou:. Races each day for =lar e ‘
________ A. B. Coley took a. pearty of twenty litecause aihealthy child is a happy child. purses. .Excursions on all railroads g AND MAIN STS.
It pan be truthfully said of the cloth. 0‘15 f0}? ’3 moonlight Bill 111 111$ ”“3011 The question oi how the baby shall be fed W. F. ANDROIS, Sec’y. East Hartford. Conn. 1
jar who does not advertise that he car- last night. _ . . .2 . is demanding the attention, as never before, . ' . i
ries a stock of trousers that will not Abroad-minded minister is said to be 60'I only 0‘ the mothers in ”19 land, but 05' SATmDAY S'T‘TY“ 15tl BRIDGEPORT I ' ' CONN i
bag at the trace for a loncIr time. a minister who Winks at the faults of his the entire medical profession also, because -. ’ 9 ' J ' - 1- J ° - ‘ o ‘
h ‘ congrengtion “ is z‘ or re ‘" ed how much the health ofa ‘ i
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——Ladios and children grand mafi_ I“. W. Mitchell. a tower operator, Etfl‘lfl callbamiluemed by pro?” “um“lon lbYE EXAM-I 9“,... «ms V... e. ., Q. .~ m. . .. .. l
nee, llncle Tom’s cabin, at Hovt’s Op- who has been employed in. Bridgeport, ‘f‘f‘mg iliey‘eais 0‘ babyhood. AS the 1‘9‘ ) 1 El A TI( ) bl . %N«kx\ak>s\&sssom§\s\\\ rmWNz‘s. Ab.sheow“8‘k‘sfi.§§s¥i§%§s§§s§‘s§\\\‘\3\/,
3 era House, Saturday afternoon, Sep- has been transferred to this city. inseam: iglfiloxpezggeidiiig oath: midi)?! .‘4’2 . ‘ 2";
tember ‘22. Prices 10 and 20 cents. It reguires considerable nerve to hang 5135;? :1; Jweak hid! puiymxfiutie'sznday: {9'}; THE FIRgT GUN ' ”I .‘J
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_...._._ 94" “t 32311; 53:3; 113%» 11:33:; at?) idsa‘lzl‘ :‘Sv hill}: when artificial food is being 50 generally re- ?) I g:
Edith, a daughter of Conductor Char— call I' . '3 ‘ D ' sorted to for infants, the demand forasub- awed .2 \“sRS as» \\\:.\.: is N*\W\m\\\"§eé
les \Villiams ‘ 'the Str t R 'l ' ' . . . , Stitute for mother’s milk has brought out ’/' . - 5'79“ “ N "M ”N “\“"“\\“ \‘\ ‘\\‘\
. ' , . ee ai way, is A a th . ,1 ,3 1.1 t . , .- . if The Autumnal Fashions home 22
M ““1“ ‘he Wilhelm 9“ her home 1.01333 ’2): itemijtfiiifiiv ’ikr‘ituiififti hits? ’étdiaé°t.ill§°2ngée“t“Finale? 2’“ ‘ - '
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on Harbor avenue. lhe house has been Society are Dui'liev P E}; and B A was the first to discover andgcgmbine the I” already burst “2303 us and ‘0111' / .
quarantine}. W’ (l d f h" -- 1., 7‘ ‘ ' ' requisite properties necessary for an arti— E {1" g . . ’
_ 80 'war oht 1.3. ”:3. {Mini ‘fgd’d‘aud fwitfh his discovery. the ' a U U DE‘VORTII 2}. Store WhiCh tI‘IGS always to keep 4’2 m
-Escalops, fish of all kinds lclams, ng '30 t e mm 13 e "31110 of bill], ”55mg. . 9"" ”'g-o m an scommence '71" - . y
a _ - d "‘ _ mall ll shoodisthc only 0 r t to - "' ' . 14 .4 -
oysaers, etcfi at reasonable prices. Call Wilt‘mh W381 kt) have lfleenfiqlflaytfil “Us gee. iiiolther’s milk. audit dag dghiuxgsoti-eu EXE SPECIALISE‘ 32' a htfl’e ahead 0f the styles, con- 9 n
on eorge ‘ Wardwell at the Model a ernoon )e ween t e r orwa 5 an _ ,fliakabalfiessii‘ong and healthy than an - . . . , . ’4 ' - {64
Market, Wall street. Everything fresh bouth Norwalk business men, has been tilfikmili«it“tdrésédetfi’efifie it’lififitsli’é will}; Véfigrggrgalg‘xggaiggveefif aflrlglgilég ,2, tains many 11181117 novel and 2/”, 0
Out of the water. Satisfaction guar- pOStponeu' ~ boot and flesh producing andbone-formini‘ guaranteed With prices ‘9 suit the times. ’2 usefid hill-'5 from the faShion % I"
anteed, Michael Henncssev of Bridn‘eport .zzonstituems necessary to give a child $15 W” 01mm: the eyes 13 as difi'erent g 5/2
’“_ who wits wanted in" this city for? theft. mam“ “gm 51m“ “t it!" Iiants are ex irom othersas day and night. ’5 centres 0f the world 2/ g
, Prof. E. HOUSBWOKth’, the eye special- has made a satisfactory settlement: thaklillinfivhglqéugdt 2:: rhhtllii‘r’igdlpgniiimtli; A W Auctin’s Jewelr 2": 5
rat, Will be azlfigstinls Jewelry store, He was accused of having robbed his enamel]. bii‘iliey have been “agfi’°m ’ ' ‘ "’ . ' y ,2 a m
o-morrow. is g asses are guaran- - ‘ . r . ”-11 mm! lemme 140? become appY: -~’
sea a. m. at... ream... b‘g‘“e;““d“ “imam” mend“ W’- s are? risks" .brk'hk SW6“ é " a
3,, my. 0’, fittink the eye, give, em, nobggtogggtyac emf; gagetglanélffled ~,..t<.z.:..s.‘.5‘mz.‘iStv‘ihbie assumes _ ’ New Fall Cai'PetS- " 2
g . ‘ using his 11y nutritious an easily di ested - . ’ - ' ' ° {/4
. . .._____ _._-__,__ m" nail; season, The regatta which was Eafiglég pet‘j'igillyifigzgetgdto the wantgof in: LAST '0, Chenflle and lace Cllrtams‘é a.
n) RENT. to ave ta {en place ofi' Southport har “ "5“” ' " 2/ Cloaks Capes and Suits .7 '
Harmon or less. 25c a day or $1 00 per me: be: this season has also been poatpored ~ -, ‘ ’ ' y, n
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0 Kim“ Tm sun of t t till next season 01)“ gr , 81 noon 3,] . 22 Latest French and German Nov- 3’}; a 2
‘ -— ’ i apar men is in r , - .- . "4 2
James’ Block; also one on c 0,, The delegates to the republican con- Z ' ' '2‘
£262?” church. F. ST. JOHN 10215229312; vcntiom from Darien are : State. Smith RTEANIER % eltles m 232' a “J
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_ _. l ._._ ,__ _ 3k 1“ gfésggxlidmdifiggcq%%3ii§iil§31:1300n- :2 Dress Goods.Sllks,&Velvets. 6’2
0 {Elli—Four rotflns with antrv ' . ’ .e" ‘ l l ‘ “we” - 2“ i - g]
closets. on first floor. No. 7? mam Jenkins; Senatorial and Probate, Ed- . % Blankets at LOWQSt P 1189- {’2 ‘4
Eggs? lgppl r to h. H. Fillew.No.5. Chest- ward Fowler and George W. Fowler ; . ’2} " ' - ’2 I I
3 rec... 941 M glm‘lW’C Vlgvllitii.ri.iI Pkcliilduechdt and t ' New htyles CalicoWrappers. 27/44
1' 0RENT.—1toomsin theHadden building. J"! 9-8 t a ermr‘i- - ' F ‘1- ' ‘ /
, . ‘ .. . .. 1 , . , , ,- -al Wei tUnoerwear. 6,6 .-
both {finggi 04 the plums” 0f 1h”- 111322;; Boonie are wonderingr why‘the steam» T0 Cold Sprlng and OYSter ' . , gh . 7/4
er out of Albany 13 to be mine: on»... 3., 2'; 1336198 Mush: Underwear. 2.
0 ItENT.—The Store, No. 50 Wall street. soon when the Weather now is the plens— - . - l y. f‘ - v j
_ lately occupied by b.(-i.Judd. 0p osite autest of the whnlo Vl-‘itl' Yesterda' ‘1'"! ONLY ' 6 Babms Outfits Complete. I
Railroad and Post Office. Apply to Mrs. .Jixs- h . k . 1 f , _' ~' ,- ', -— , j P f . - a ”7" 9-. “4
both Haddeu. . 866 ti 3 0 too one o be hooves. lists o- paw 8P octfi‘ubsflfuta for ”other 8 l - an 1 % Gin Dress Trimm' 0. 2/
--- -— - sensors and heist: of gm Benson. rile 35,2”; form: x“ the care, and Feeding , . 2 p mt’s' *4
FOR SALE. ubiic certainlytrwIH ciljny my do: cfln 8,"muled momma!” {:2 Ladies’ Corsets Newest 7?
0K. SALE_> ‘ - .. . . .. ightful sail on her in and. from New QQEEER'GOODRL‘ 6°" 399”“ m‘ - - "' 7 ‘7‘
F . . Luxlding Lots to. role, also . . . Leave South \orivalk "09' leave Cold Spring . %
M Houses and‘ifitores to rent. Apply to E. YUIK a”. long as the the \I'Eltfillbr C.)Ll- “ " . 4,: _ ‘ ' .~ ' ‘ ‘ L ' ,« Styles. ,2 a
15. atthews. 120 nest avenue. . 9120 lm homes, if it is up to Christmas. I 15$1113T€f1i3§1W“11§§. ss. Probate Court. Lust trip Gitxiof Albanv from New York Sept. ‘1 N lt° . . Q ’
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4 ()§e1:$l;gdi—tsoo loads 01' building stoIni} 'Atitlll? lofimficrngc {Milena held last ristzitgrzisflirl. Lbreiihb Ells. late‘ofi’t'oravall; in b, to Ml v ork Monday, Sept. llth. " . 0V6 188 In Jewelry, etc. ’7; g
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