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Senator lawley on the Mes-age.
Senator Bawley in an interview with
a reporter says of the president's meas-
age : “it is remarkable from the fact
thatitambraess only the one subject of
the tariff. The president’s argument in
regard to themii! is the old, stale one
which bu long'beeo expounded from
the stump and" is considered a worn out
theory. It isjust as well that he let the
fisheries question alone. asthat mamr is
now the subject of negotiation. But
there are other questions besides the tsr~
ill—the building up of our navy.coest
and harbor defeneee. public lands. etc.
However. if the democrats desire to
make the tarlfl an lane in the coming
campaign the republicans will match
them. ‘Bring on your bear, gentlemen
and let the fun begin. "’
Rivera and Harbors.
Among the estimates submitted by
theeecretary of the treasury at the open—
ing of Consul! are ‘the following of
local interest: Connecticut river. contin-
uing improvements below liartford.
$5.000; Houmtonic river. continuing
improvements. $l0.000; Thames river.
continuing improvement. $31000; harbor
at Block Island. It. 1.. continuing im-
provement. €35,000; harbor at Newport.
R. I., continuing improvement. $85.01!):
harbor at Black Rock. continuing im-
provement. ”0.000: harbor at Bridge
port. completing improvement. $l7.000;
harbor at Clinton. completing improve
ment. 7.500: harbor at Milford. complet-
ing improvement fl 000: harbor at New
lisven completing improvement. $40 000:
breakwater at New Haven. continuing
operations. $100,000; harbor at Norwalk.
completing improvement. $7.000: harbor ,
at Stamford completing improvement.
flunm harbor at Simiington. complet- :conlld nee man. known to the police of
in; improvement $25. 000.
Senator Platt‘s Idea.
The senior senator from this state
' Guthrie. m Hammond and Julia Poll-r,
'Towle is a brother of the millionaire mayor
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usually him: something to say which is to ’
the point. At a meeting of the republi-
can lugue of Washington he said:
Therepublicnn party needs just two
things. and thoeearc courage and con-
science. I don‘t care which vou put
first. conscience or courage. or county.»
and conscience. That is what it needs
to win.
The republican party needs courage to
take on the aggreeeive. and the moment
;in trouble “uh the police.
‘ other crooked work.
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it din-s it. it will been the road to vic‘ .
wry.
l t‘iul my republican friends setting
I sometimes get discouragedwhen ‘
doa ii and taking things as they come.‘
and making no effort to win back what
llicy have lost. and Which we will never
\\'lll back uiiulwe fight for it. Ncrcr
iiiitil “church the enemy. if the re-
publicanparty had done one half the
things which are open to criticism that
the dciiiuyriitic iidiiiiuistraliiin has done
\vithiii t '79 last ttvu years and a half that ‘
it! has Ill paiu‘rr every democratic
paper in the land would be an attacking
body against the republican party and:
‘if we are going to wc hzn c otilv to begin
the attack The democratic party and
. this ilcui-‘t‘r‘tllt‘ administration is (lpcn
u- t‘l‘lill‘lrifll. and we want to attack it
along the line. That is the duty of this
leamii. to infuse spirit into republicans
all over the land: to point out the spots
where the democratic party and admiir
lill'llllllil is vulnerable in attack.
if minus urn: A “an:
ltet \\ ei-n the "nominate and Consolidated
“nail About Clr (‘iiiililingm The So“
“in. Bonn: from ‘\il~un I‘iiint.
it is currently repoitwl that a brcii ‘h
is being made between the Consolidated
and ll-lilrlalnnlt‘ railroad. on account of
tlic simple matter of car couplings. The
Consolidated road uses the Miller hunter
coupling and th -
and pm 000% A short time ago the
t‘oiimlidnted n itifinl
that unless they attached the .‘lliller
(mulling In their (‘.il.~ IN the first (if
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Housalnnic the Iiiik'
t he liousatonic ‘
llec iiiher. their cars would not be haiil- "
id mer the Conn-Inland road. The
llousatouic. instead of complying with
this dcmarid at once began to make ar- .
mum-merits In 2c! their milk to New
York Without lllt‘ghelsiall‘v of the (‘un‘
solidified l‘ i. and put ll‘lrll‘ dock at Wil~
sun Point in order to accommodate Ihe
Selrallic. hired a gang of men to handle
the mill: cars. and chartered the steamer.
Shenandoah from the lloiiiiniori Line
for sixty days to carry the milk from
\Vilson Point to New York. with the
privilege of a longer chart-er. if desirmi.
0n the first inst. the milk cars of the
Housatonic road were run direct to \Vil-
eon Point. and the Consolidated road
took the solitary Naugatuck milk car to
\‘ew York.
: Quincy and Central Pacino. All of these closed
. at advances ranging from i to 2}; per cent
Up to the present time no amicable
arrangement between the roads has been
arrived at. The iiousatonic seems de
change couplers, and the Consolidated
;winiout lualerinl change: winmr wheat extra.
termined to fight it out on its refusal to: v '5 ‘5 ‘5‘ “"m‘mu d“ ““05"" my mm‘
as determined to have the change of '
couplers or not haul the cars.
it is said that the liousatonic company 7
threatens unleee the Consolidated yields
to all of its New York and
Southernfreight through the Sound to
Wilson Point. it is intimated in the an-
nual report of the Consolidated company
which is brought to it. If this been. the
loss of the milk trafiic. which paid it
370. 000 a year, is not aeerious matter.
But with the competion of the four:
trackethe Consolidated may want the
trademin.aad the question seems to
bewhether it ieworth yielding in the
matterofcouplingetoretainit.
From all appearances there into has
big buineesdoneat Wihon Pointin the
near lutnre.andasthe Housemate rail-
rosdalready doe-a large nettle-of its
freighttmflcevertbefiouuttom
porgitisquhllhelytoranlteD-hury
divisioaoetliess-egeeersl plan.‘
Alums-unit WWW
foryourMCm’ ansrsrlb and
mm.“
, of this city. ll. M. 'lbwle.
- iii-es occurring throughout the country dur-
, ing the last seven days. as reported to R G.
. ‘docd ad . lord ‘sprieea
ihatitisoverhxedtodothebueineeef 8'” yum; ‘3
PEPPERED AND HORSEWHIPPED.
Cdioolglrla “he Summary Revenge on
an Idlter Who Bevfled Item.
“013. incl, Dee. film—llama Belle
hiih school girls, pubhahed a communication
in The Weakh Independent on Tuesday
nhht myth; that Porter B. Towle. editor of
The Evening Echo. had a silly brain. was a
man of conceit and belonged toa club looted
Mgnwle replied in Thursday‘s issue of ‘ihe
Echo by denouncing the high schoolgirls.
His said the writers of thearticle were things
and readers of immoral papers.
Last evening at 6 o’clock seven young
Missal the high school not Towls on the
sweet and threw red pepper in his eyes. while
three of them homwhipped him numerol-
mfnlly. Be threatened toshoot. but fled in
stead and took refuge in an outbouee in fear
of his life. The citizens had prepared to pelt
Towle with rotten egga. but they arrived too
late. Much indignation is felt here. all in.
dot-sing the action of the high school girls.
who are of the beat families. Porter B.
The Dempsey-Reagan Fight.
New Your. Dec. Ill—Jack Dempsey and
Johnnie Reagan. accompanied by their
bunkers and trainers. callxl at the oflice of
a sporting paper- in this city yielerday after-
noon. A private conference was held
between the men and their backers. at which
Prank Stevenson via chosen refer-so and the
time for the contest fixed. The latter. of
course, was kept private. but it is rumored
that it will take place next week.
Business Failures.
New Yonx. Dec. lU.—Thc business fall-
Dun & Cu. number. for the United States.
Inland for Canada 28. or a total of 254
failuree. as comxured With 2-“ last week. 2U?
thiska previous to the last. and ‘37-1 the
corresponding week of last year. A year
ago the figures were 252 failures in this
country and 2:3 in Canada.
Arrested After Sixteen Years.
LowaL Mass Dec. ill-l. lL i‘aage.
nearly every large city in the country. was
arrested here yesterday by a deputy sheriff
from Glens Falls. N Y. Page swindle-i resiv
dent- u! that place Gut of $4.500 sixteen years
ago. and has skilfully and mi arr-eat for ,
those operations until now. though frequently
on account of
lllghwny Robbery In theh‘letrupolla.
Saw Yuttii. lli-c. ILL—VA highway robbery
or u ciluuiiltisl about ll o‘clock lust night in -
the very shadow of pullcc luiidiiiiui'lcra.
Adolph Bach, a pawnbroker. was waylitltl'
li)‘ it than who knocked him down nud’
rubbed lulu of a (600 diamond lilul. The
amult took place uppoaile the Molt streeti
entrance to the central vilice. The robber;
escaped in the crowd.
The Mexlcnn .‘lliilsll‘y.
\“ ASHISGTUR. llec. ill—ll is generally [10- *
lieved here that ex-L‘ougn‘svmali Bragg, of
“Wisconsin. “‘1“ be appointed minister to
Mexico. lie is ruprm'omed its being in need
of the otlicv. and his friends are making
strenuous i-llorts to an cure it for hint
.—\ sheriff indicted.
liovusnahn. l at. Dec. ill—The grand ‘
jury of \\ ayiie county have indicted Sherlfl. ‘
\lodland and Deputy Sherifls Clark and {
“remand for gross iiegligeiiui in allowing!
Murderer Mi ‘iihe to est ape from jail. Mo-
Cabe was recaptured and banged
A Fraudulent Deed. .
Roximi'r. X. Y.. Dec. ill—in the circuit;
court at Kingston yesterday in the case of'
Schoonmakar et al. against Depuy. the jury
.dleorderly
MlSS DUNCAN'S LIVERIED LOVER.
A Coachman Who Pulls in Love with
‘ Bell's-see.
m Yong. Dee. h—lliss Annie Duane.
of No. 9 Emaixty fourth street. complained
in the Harlem police court before Justice
Welds. yesterday. against Augustus Jansen.
anede, (Oyearaold. who llveeat the Pub-
nam house, and whom she :cbarged. with
conduct. Bier Duncan is . the
daughter ym John P. Duncan. the retired
grocer. formerly of Union square. and the. -
defeadantiaocoachmomlllllir. Dull. Horn
can‘t employ.
Jansen has worked for a number of
wealthy families. and in almost everyin-
wencshasannoyedeomeonoof thaladlssd
the family with his attention't. profs-inc
his attachment and writing tender letters.
Bometlmeagohesnteredthsesrviceof Hr.
Duncan, and at once fell in love with Miss
Annie and was promptly discharged.
m was some weeks ago. and since then
he has haunted the neighborhoodflending
notes to her by messenger boys. Mi- Dus-
can appealed to Justice Welds. for relief and
a warrant was leaned, upon which Jansen
was arrested in Madison square yesterday by
Detective Sergeant Congrove of the Central
allies.
On Nov. SOJansen met Mi- Dunoau in
the streetand insisted upon accompanying
her. On several occasions he hear the
door bell and demanded admittanceto the
house. He had nothing to say in court.
Coumellor Gabriel Levy demanded an or
amination. which was set down for Saturday
morning. Janeen was locked up In default
of m hail.
lrynnlnlte on a Church Step.
waiuut. Dee. 9.-—Quites stir was created
in the village of lrvington yesterday by the
discovery of a dynamite bomb on the steps
of the Reformed church. The fuse had been
ignited, but for some cause the fire had been
extinguished before it reached the explosive.
The bomb was made from a piece of gas
pipe. plugged with lead at one end. It was
found by Mr. Tanner. one of the elders of
the church. it is not believed that tbebomb
was left on the church steps by any peraon
living in the village. There was a gathering
of children in the church “'cdnesday night,
and. had the expluvivo done the work in-
tended, the loss of life would probably have
been great.
They Angered the llrldexroom.
Lvoss. X. Y.. llcc. ll.—-Two wueke ago
Philip Badger and his young bride were
serenaded at their home in Lorine. in this
county. on their we ding night. by a party
of men and boys. who bent tin puns, blew
fish horns. [Numb-ii on brass kettles and
tired revolvers about the house for over an
hour The bridegroom became intensely
niigrv and fired both barrels of a gun loa led
\\'lllt line bird shot into th crow-l. John
Jvhnxuu foil wound.“ and was carried borne.
lie died ll'ulmvalay night.“r\\'hat can be
done with lladgur is puzzling tho brains of
the rural lawyers in the locality. Badger
has not been ltl‘rostaxl for the shooting.
The Troops a! Fall-port. I).
Fainl‘nllf. u. llec. 0.-——A few days ago
the dock men It! this port went on a strike
(or more wages and threatened to prevent
other men lrum taking their plume. The
slrik-ira are mostly Hungarians. and are u
dungoruus blim- \vhcu excited. After the .
strike tlim vxs ted the various saloons in this '
Jacob M. Layton,
place and Lev llllltl intoxicated. The sherilf
of this county fearing a riot. called on
Governor l-‘nrakcr for troopa About “£0
mend-era of the Fifth regiment arrived here
curl) this morning. but so far them has been
no on- union requiring the presence of the
military. it infested that the coming of the
soldiers may excite strikers and serious
trouble may result.
Laid llliu Out lief-ire he \\ its Dead.
CllATTASunnA. Dec ll «it Nichols. a
prominent iitizcu of the Fifth \i‘.iir\l was
lele that the deed trom Helena Depiiy laid out for dead last awning. when life
and Dinah Dcpuy to C urneliua ill-pity dew-l ‘
July iii, lhlfi. waaa forgery.
The “Ideal Free Marion in New Jersey:
I'ASSAH‘. N. J . Dec. lumf‘lilirli-s ll. Lyon.
sail in be ill oldest Free Mason in .\ew 1
Jeixcy illWl _vi~‘~ ci-Iay at the home of his
xti- p‘mi Iii iii \\ son. in this city, l‘fid m‘
years. 3 lllOl‘ ll: I and 13 diiy
\\ enlln‘r innit-iii lune.
For Shani: i_\' ll 1 Ne“ Jersey.
eastern New 1
York I .i~ii in l‘uu 3.x mm and ill )iew.
England. u .im. r paillv i loudy to cloudy
weather. I‘l‘i‘i‘wli‘l y liflit ruins and ful-
imvi-d by colder conditions
THE BULLETIN OF COMMERCE.
Sew York Money and Produce Market'
Quota! lune.
iii-c. Ll.»—.\luii'i-\' i‘lllfiri‘ at 11,. par
cent . thi- highest ratewua 5 an! illl‘ lnui-sl 1.
Exchange chm-J steady. pin-tel rah-s. $l ‘ll.’
filling: iictilal rules Sundial"; {or sixty;
wa \‘uita'.
days and $4. 55 it. \“t for deiiiaiil Govern t
merits closed stenlv; iurreiiiy on ”2 bid; in ,
coup. l2“, liil Lips t‘ullp _ liI. bil ‘
The sin-ck illill'h-‘l ilzla morning one only (an l_v
acllvc. uhnc the hum of speculation “in Iii.u~
an! [nu \ ii-c noel lrnvlii-ual :iii\niic«-s nll
around bi liiidd |_\ Cult la lmaulli aul Lui- -u ,
Pacific Vie-n extviitiiinalli sir-on: the former ail- ‘
\ancin; 21;. per u—ut and tlit in t- r ll‘ Rkh
“hull and lerminal pn ferred “as ili m lllit‘al :
sin. ti lr‘t [in ii; H“ p» r cent Al'lc ~r lliltl In) the
“1.4.- ha" \\r:\h"|li‘~l. and In thc hour to l o‘clnck
“UNI of the early advance was lost. The in wt »t
“as \‘i-rv dull after i o‘clock. but the tone was
semi-“lint sxninxcr. is part of the list chum; at
fi‘lI-“lundl admin-es forthe day. The atniligv-Sl
s. oeks \ ii i ansda l‘aciuc. Manhattan. tuna-u
llllpl‘t rum-.1“ L‘niou laiillt Burlington and
Richmond and We -st Point preferred recovered
some of the early decline. closing only l per cent.
below yesterday‘s closing price.
Genet-n1 Marketa.
Sew Your. Dec. 9.——FLOUlt—Cloeed quiet and
do. '1ng 7o Southern tlour cloned needy and
unchanged, common to choice extra. $13005 :0
WHEAT—0pm were moderately active and .
prices Muted frequemly. closing at a aliglit'
declluefor the d". Spot lots closed dull and:
unchanged Spot saleeofh'o. lredsiatesttuil
90.... No.2 do..0l§c; unguided I‘d. Willa.
No. 2 rod winter. mac: No 2 red winter. Jan.
“QWHIQ. Felt. Bike: do. March. 925‘
6”,“:
CORE—Options were fairlysctlveand Irregular.
chant: at about yesterday‘s prices. Spot lots
(lilo: mfleflat “56-: mixed. e23
Ole: Nutfixeddaanm: do. Feb (Rae: do.
OAW were weak amid-ll. but closed
unchanged. lots closed dull and unchanged.
Spotenleeoflio. 1 white into of. 3040:: No.
I do. 10c: No. 3 mixed. Jan. “Hamil-6c: do.
lay.
P0 —Dull and heavy: new new. at.“
13.50; old. $4.500“. 75.
Lam-Chard quiet. but firm: cash. 87:.
Jan. $1.39; Feb. 8?.“
BUTTER—firing “it active: ”‘3. 176
macadamia.
cams—Mead” active: state he.
tery. iooiit‘e; “cumin“.
mos—mow" :Iate. We; western.
use.
won-mvmuunmm nu
relaiux.mc- Whitman“: cutloaf.
A. volume: caviar?“
was not extinct. lie had fallen from ll. 11.
carried into hiuriay‘s house. His friends
waited for owr an hour. and as there was
on signs of life began laying out the sup-
piwud corpse. lli
scene and six-i p d tho prococd\ iiga. After
working mm the lllllll for two h “N be suc-
ceeded iii nurturing him to pm lllll insemin-
a“... \‘iiholu XS m limlh limt Hui ho may
not rerun r. but the funcnil “iii nu; hlhl‘
to-morrmt rut \uis llllit‘lllllhl
‘h‘l”;:l of 'luiliold Pen-r.
i‘lmui iiu Dec 9. -~l‘hu typhoid fever
- epidemic t'tllllllllit‘s‘ (u on (Will .iii l the phy id-
‘ cums of the south side dist: u is are so over
“”de 1" u ”"y ”Nb PM more than three Would moet mnclhilly invite the attention of the
(II [our liuiirs' risk out of the (“only four.
Lino pliy~ic ion has from 135 to liki patient.
and.- r lrmflmunt, and several others have all
ihuy inn hau-ilc. 'l‘hodismifli is of a mil
u pa and but (on deaths have lmi‘ll reported.i
it nttai ks young and oll alike Among the
new uiaus of the past tuenty- four hours is a
old Since “’ednosday thirtv {our new cases
h ivc been reporti d Lu the board of health.
No Successor for Bishop Lcc.
\“IlAllx'll‘l‘ON. Dol., Dec. 9.—Thc conven-
[ion of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Delnmirc adjourned last night. after two
days‘ futile cl? mt. to elect a bishop to euc-
ci-ed the late .\ fi'cl late. The lay delegates
defeated the el c nu of the Rev. Dr Boyd
Vincent. and disposed of the nomination of
iii-\- 6. B. Kiii'siilviiig.
Philadelphia; and ol‘\ the Rev. Dr. Joseph
Curr of Sarah-gs Y. The Convention
then awroed to di fer the choice of a b'Bliop
until June iii-xi. when it will rivet at Dover
Eplilemlc in a College.
Sriuxurixui. Mesa. Dec. 9. —it is re-
ported that a dis use resembling typhoid
fever has broken out in the dormitory known
as the College ball, at \Villiam“ college oc-
cupied by forty or more students. The etu-
. dents have vacated the premises. many of
them being seriously ill. One young man
named Ray went to his home in Brooklyn
last Week, and has since died of typhoid. A
student from Pittsfloid is also limii .' threat-
cued with the same disease.
Securing Public Lond- hy Fraud.
Wssnisoroa. Dec. 9.——Actlng Land Com-
mission. r Stockxlazer has received informa-
tion that twenty-four new indictments have
just been found by the United States grand
jury in San Francisco against the principal
members of the alleged California surveying
syndicate for muepir-acy to defraud the
United States by means of false and frsdu-
lent surveys of public lands.
'rwo Brake-ten Killed.
laminar). Minn. Dec. 9.——-Yeeterday
morning. near Kimberly Station. on the
Northern Pacific‘ a freight train was
wrecked, and two brakemen. named Kline
and Holmes. were killed; and Engineer D.
W. Travhhatllyeealdetl.
(trying Abolition of Intern-l Revenues.
Dec. 8.-A iolnt resolution
inetru irglnln tatlv- in
the United sesame—micro the“
.titeabolltlbn ofthainterwlrevsnuefiwss
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bylbvhofium'dw
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3 Murray“ ii barn and after tho accident wall south Norwalk. can“,
Jacksuii arrived on the’
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child 3 years of age and a woman H yum: BEING SELECTED \V
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of Epiphany church. 7
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:c. HilliARVEY,
ON THE TURF.
Bound. since 1859, has invested
handle-h.
38in
14,andendxl[ay8t,nentyear.. »
Apollo. the Kentucky MY‘M of
mmmmmmac, neatly.
Jockey Gnrriaonletrouhled with hemor-
ringer and m ““34meth
rideatall natty-Leon.
Trotting
will meet at the Everett
bounfllew York, onWedaeeday.Dec.
Itbasbeenunallynxedththsacuurpby
willrldeforLuckyBaldwinaga’inmt near
son.biithewlll notbessbsdtowsatebelew
napounds. .
Theblack pacing “lion L: also made
ancordof 9:15 onaCallfornia tr-ackafew
weeks ago. This-is thefsatsst record ever
madebyapaclng stallion inarsce against
otherhorses.
Therearethlrty~nine stallions living that
havetrottsdin2200rbetter andtherehave
been only fourmorelnall. Thoaedeadare
Many Cobb. Bone-otter. Glen Miller and
Mambrino Gift. Ksntuckycaubecrsdlted
with breeding seventeen outof the lot.
THREE BRIGHT CHILDREN.
Heater Innis, aged 5. came home from
school the first day he was sent, looking very
solemn. “How did you like your school,
Louie!” hiamother naked. “Didn‘t like it a
bit.” “Why not.” “Too much girls.“ with
indignant emphasia~Bostou Globe.
Al—yeer—oldboyhubeenin the habit of
repeating a formulated prayer every even-
ing sed his parents the other night by
saying: “Oh, God. I wish you would make
the trees walk.“ When remonrtrated with
for his singular request he replied; “You
sayGodcan doanythingand Iwuit to see
the trees walk. and I shan‘t pray for any—
thing else until they do.“—Boeton Record
The story is true and was told at a Prue
pect avenue dinner table recently. Grand
use said the thought three cents was enough
to pay for little Willard‘s street car fare. and
little Willard chimed in: “That‘s all we paid
tonight. grandma. " "How old are you. Wil~
lard!" asked the guest. “Five in the street
care. 8 in a drawing mom." Was the prompt
replythat set the table in a nun—Buffalr
grail gslalr c! gummy".
REAL ESTATE
Sites for business pnrpoeee or resident-(w Dwell
1m: houses iu the city and lta viciiililes for eale at
reasonable prim-s and on easy tcrms. Property
case (1 and Nuts collected.
INSURANCE.
Fire life and accident hi the bee! known Amcll
can and l-urcign Co-
ilwda. Markham. Releas- and Amigunierita car-e
lulli drau ii and titles to ma] prupc rt marched.
Acknuw leiigeuieata 0 Deer a taken (Nn- ,
tan Public i inani- iiigollatcd and owner kneaded I
m rush and n linlilc securities
Passports for those vlsitlng Europe oh-l
tallied.
Arivertlaernenfa for \‘eu \' ork Paper-e
avowed—lam age and death mime promptly at-
tended to
Real Retalcand insuranci Exchange Rooms {5
and l. W ashiiigton St T Al 1 .OR .t GOLDEN
Rial Estate and ilmiec Agent.
General Insurance Agency
Fire. Life and Accident.
(lreau Steamship TickctI—(‘abln and Steer-go.
Drafts for (“11‘ S and upwerils and Monev Ordcrs to
all parts of Europe.
Notary Public Aeknnwluigements 'l‘alten.
Railroad Tickets. Bangsge Checked
to Destination.
63 Washington St. .. (\‘exi door to Franchise. )
(1&w
gut...- and §lmrsi
B003 311B SBBBS.
G H. HARVEY
public to one of lh t‘
Best and Cheapest Lillfr of
Goods Ever Offered.
1
ml CARE AND‘
STRICTLY BOUGHT FOR CASH
AT .LARGE DISCOUNT. AND
EXPENSES BEING LIGHT.
TELLS THE STORY.
Come and Examine the
Goods Before Buy-
in; Elsewhere.
COME ONE COME ALL AND SECURE
' THE BARGAINS.
M I2 Main Street»
“griffin! @391.
JOHN II. FEBRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealei hi all Unds'of
COAL AND. WHO!)
Brick. Lime; 1 Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc;
Lehlgh, hackswsnns, Locust
lonntaln, Franklin. and
Wilkesbsrr'e Goals.
limit for RUBBER Plill‘l
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mum Bra'nolieflee stStdsunW
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,Poultry,
‘ All Goods Sold at Much Less than
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We have this year an unusually extensive stock of handsomely
designed articlet suitable for presents at very low
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For: Instance. Antique Pollshed Wood. «Gen. Hubbard Chats-s
and Becker-i5 Antique Fancy Plush Covered More ti ‘all the
New Shade: of Plushes. Handsome Ppllelrcil 1;an m 8"
Cherry Tables. Cherry, out and Walaunm Heats and M
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In: cases. A large assortment of Britt" nil Iced Hookah.
Parlor Suits and Chamber stills In all Vnrlqflcqpf WWI. at A",
lowest marltet prices. _
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Dav-id. Stow,
87. e9, 91. Main st.
(l3? STAKES) : ’
South. Norwélk.
are 50in
LADIES’, GEMS" and CHILDREN’S
MBIIINII- UNDER lilll
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IN ALL SIZES,
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POPULAR. WPRICES.
A. DIGKERMAII & SUN
39 ll nshington Sin-cl. South Norwalk.
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CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HERE.
if you intend to spend the day‘ :n town. you will need
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in order to arrange a firstdu’s dinner for the! {amnion
is well stocked in anticipation of a large Chrietmss banners. and as he has purchased in late
quantities.
HIS PRICES WILL BE REASONABLE.
Choice Fruits 8: Vegetables
of suklndsmslsotobehedsthhinarkpt.
Observe Christmas day properly by purchasltuyour'l‘urhys and Poultry at
REMSON’S MARKET, MAIN STREET.
fl-..“ £013,112], @3515, if.
P5010163, Mai-net.
CALL AND L001? AT m
Turkevs and Chickens
CAN’T an BEAT IN T33) TOWN.
HUME DRESSED BEEF A SPECIALTY
When doing your trading Saturday call and see what i can oflcr you in the way of
Meats and Vegetables
—-0P ALL KINDS ——--
A.R.TYLEI_1.
51 Main Street.
gmfl fires: Quads fir.
W. B. HALL & CO.
L- ARGEST DEALERS IN
SEA]. 01:0le FMS ,SHKS
Fine Dress Goods
Hosiery Underwear Brats Trimmings,
curtain Bonds & Upholstery
ARE LOCATED
On the Main Stree t,
CORNER CANNON.
J.
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Large llail Order Department.
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