VANIA‘S DEMOCRATIC com-
MITTEE IN SESSION.
Must tor Worship acme-II 1»
Initial! and Anti-Wm
Mm on mail to Ursa the claim-
cr law
, Wm, Jan. Ian—rue city is 1111'.
firm who have gathered to attend
ill» meeting at the ante committee.
H {crabs chairmanship 11111111111 to have
m the party throughout the stat» ..
turnout be ascertained the contest is he-V
m the friends and enemies of the llon.
w WI. Randall! 'l'heanti llandall candl-
M It! chairman. E. P. KinIII'.
Ice lanky, and utablished hmIlquarters at
“Id the. leading hotels. Yestenlay after-
noon C
may? Cowman
l The flghthu develwad some 1eryI'tIrioI-
mill. Ex-Senator Charles F. King, of
Schuylkill, whohaa always been rIIIInrded ll
1mm friend Senator Wallado, is for
. ‘5 candidate, [and ex-
WB. 11. Peal, of Clinton «ounty, a part
I! W Wallace's congruaional district,
Illlwhohnsnlao been a Itoadlmt friend «If
the water, is on the same side.
mystify a good many people. as they had the
ham that “'nllaoe was in favor 01
MW! friends. Mr. “'Itllm'e's son in
'lmongKisnar’s supporters.
7' Thefriendsof Mr. Sanders did not arrive
lllltflllat evening, and their chief led them
into the headquarters in the an 1st hopeful
way. Mr. Randall amved thi» 111.1r11ing.and
will take personal charge of Sanders convene,
and his {fluids depend largely upon that {not
and ex- -b‘tate Senator
joined hlS forces.
Opinions diller widely as to what '11 best for
Senator Peal said hm oven-
ing that it would be suicidal to Next or defeat
any man because he is for or against any of
the recognized leaders. llo thinks that Kis-
W simply reprmla the opyxxsition to Ban—
dall, and therefore ought not 1.. be chosen. A
good many other members of tho I'ollmlittw
areal thesnme mind, and since the arrival
at llr. thy are giving “1ch to the
sentiment more firmly.
The friends of Kisncr say that he will have
forty—two mm. It will mphrc forty votes
to make a majority, so that t: 11111 on their mm
claims the margin isnnall, but it‘ 1111- country
delegata are faithful to their plII IIL us it can
~ he Inserted with confidence that Mr. Sandi rs
the party to do.
4
Memo. Scott and Com have been doing
great work in capturing member: of the III 1111-
mittee who had intended Voting {- 1r Sanders,
and at a late hour last night in 1th predicted
an easy victory for their mnd‘ulntv for state
chairman. E. P. Khmer. TiuIirprinI-ipal argu.
ment is that the party sullen; grvzitiy l1)" hav-
ing a chairman who rcprvscnli a man who
has done. and it is Indicted will Irwin do. all
in his power to prevent taritl rI- lurm legisla-
tion. They regard the retlotnin: 111.111 of Proxi-
dent Cleveland and the 111(l11N111IIrtt o! l1i~ pol
icyasthconly salvatiouof tlu par 11 and 11111 11
I that if Mr. Randall should win this light
he would make we of every «prulivnt to keep
the Democratic state eunvanth 111 f Ft 1111 declar-
log for the I'enomination of Mr. (lowland
Tho-y Burrow“! Under the “'all.
BBYA‘S, Tex. Jan Pix—All tho prisoners,
nine in number. in the jail of tho Iilrnzc's)
calmly made their escape by harrowing under
firewall. Oneofthemcame in and surrend-
eredaftcrafew hours, saying it was socold
hecoald. not stand it in the woods.
the amped prisoners an the three men 'whc
robbedthepoat oilioe at Mlllican, for whom
the sheriff offers a reward of 81,01».
A Story Without Foundation.
AMY, Jan. 18.-—lt isnscertainotl that the
element that Governor llill had tendered to
Col. Fred Grant the appointment of quorum
tine commisioner in the place of Thomas C.
Plan, and that Col. Grant had don-lined, is
without foundation There has l't’t‘ll no such
declination, nor any ”torch Ivnllvl‘.
Hill has not tendered the upwintment to any
lie Prefer- flanging to IrIIprisonment.
Benson, Jan Iii—Tho court of appeals
worthy decided against granting II now
trial to Oscar F. Beckwith, charged with
murder. A reporter intervithI-Il the prisv
tmcrinhisoell. He flew into n Ionian. ro-
llornted hisold storyof the murder of Yarn
dercookin the mountain cabin. and said he
[131m hanging to further iIIIpr'Ls'onInent.
Dropped Dead of Ileart Disease.
BIOOKLYN, Jan. lS.——-'l'he111‘fc of Rev. J.
0. Peck, of the Simpson Mcthtnlist Episcopal
pped Iii-all of heart
dimenlastnight. She 1II-11211111111110 of Am-
MM“, andens well known in Lowell,
Wm, Springfield Mann: U111 ago Ba]
timers, New York and this «ity
‘ which plans Mr. Fitch has held Immunities.
church, this city,
The (lane of 8am Small and Dlny.
Kansas Cm, Mo, Jan. l‘1.—Bev. Sam
81ml] appeared in court and was released on
It's perml undertaking to appear Jan. 27,
when the charge of Actor Dixey against him
of libel will he heard
CONDENSED NEWS.
‘At flnmeetlng of the AmricanBalehall
emulation at Cimltmati, Kansas City was
deddedutxmaatheeighth club 111 the am
cloth.
The latitude com’t of Tennerrtec has decided
thatthe law pend one year ago, making it a
m for harbors to shave ctwwmcm
at Sunday, is unconstitutioxmL
A dfipatch from London state; that Jack
1).le ha- challengod Kilmin, Sullivan or
finflhwaflnhhfight for £50011 side.
film of the Federation of Labor
the.“ Albany yesterday and olectedthem
“I: W Frederick Heller, New-
Ycrh; vice prddent Thomas Curran: ro-
wmry, George Block, New York;
W, D. 1). Graham, \\ nterford. Buli-
na- will really begin to-«lay.
Til-low lrlh of the mm at
Y., which hogan on Nov. 1,
the men returning to work.
Tho-mate has continual the nominations
'1‘ th- Ina-m commerce commissioners.
Wfihhmfor the developmental
thew coal field recently discovered
a It? format Andrew McClellan, in Beltran,
ummmmwmmm
swan 311' rue. maven.
.Muumummmm
Avert: a Tanlblo Calamity.
Carmen, Jan. 18.--A llrlblo calamity war
averted llouday night by the presence of
mimic! a atrocteardrlvw. Axutreeto'ar,
filled with panengcrr. was approaching the
Stewart avenue railroad crowing the madne-
torranyahmltoreothatno traiaswere
«moat-hing A cloud of arrow impaired the
eoruluctor’a View, and he failed to observe the
math bound Wabash exp-111a which
came thundering down at the rate of
tn'cutyjtlvo miles an hour. The driver
and mnductor saw the danger at the same
time. The train was not 100 feet dis-
tant, amt the flop meant sure death to all on
the car. Grastdng the switch iron the driver
hit the horses and thepiximmng forwnnl The
train struck the (Inns wishing one and, and
throwing theItnmoIIch-s into the 1.111 M Fortu-
nately the locmnotivo did not strike the center
of the car, and the force of the shock toll on
1 the rear platformmthat the n'nIIIked car
11 and its occupants were hurled far to one side
instead of in the path of the train. Fully out)
half of the managers lay bruised in iho snow,
butnot one was badly hurt.
sentenced to Twenty Year- III l’rl-on.
ll amrowrz, N. Y. Jan. IS.—-'l'lu~ trial of
John Davis for wife murder (Iloswl at Hinton,
the prisoner being found guilty of 111:111slangh-
ter in the first degree and sotxtrnl-ml to twenty
years' imprisonment at hard labor in ('linton
prieon. The crime waxtIonIndIII-Il 111 I umber,
1887, at (louvorueur, and 1111.1 the III-.I1lt of a
drunken spree. ,
The Ihngerl of Mining.
1‘le llavn, lnd., Jan. 1%. —» ”vary (‘0:
and George Thompson were kdltIl iv: 11 pro-
matureoxplmion in oneof tho l'IIII‘:1I.I-I:111ty
coal mines Monday, and 111m: '- 11- hour
anotheremployenamnl l‘llil'lllHJ :. . i...-ty
feet down the shaft and ":1 I ,I-ildy
mangled.
Speaker Carllnl 3's (“-1.119 :1 = --
WASIIIXGTIIN. Jan. 1‘. ~— 'h I I of
Speaker CarlislII llla’t night 1111» ’ - , ‘11--
Here the from of his friend», ll- I --11—
siderablyilnring yestanlay,at11«l 1. 1 he
had a slight «Iltill at 11111111,it11I 1. I I 11
weakening. This morninghe 151151.11 I. il‘il'u
Lost on the III-(I11.
LONDON, Jan; 1" ~lnfoi'mtt1on lI'ls l‘l :I11l11~l1
how that the shith-ltn 'l‘. llcr1'1'. fr 1:11 lllll-
adolphia for llioIzo was burned at 11v '1 on
Jan. llin lat. .ll. south: low. I ll“ II ..1~t. Flour
icon of her crew landed snfoh hut fl boat
containing eleven others is still miswing.
Two Much float on "and.
Ianraxarous, Jan. iti—fl'he decline in the ‘
exportation of pork and in tlnI drought of.
lad summer lune thrown upon thcmarketf
hero ‘il Filthuflvpounds ol moat 111111 [I awaits
demand for shipment The nix-Iunulation is
larger titan ever known her» before.
To Frye Compulsory Education.
.. ALBAXI', Jan. Dir—The committee of Astute
whool mwrintundtmtu met in the llolcvan
house y'I-aterdny. Tho n-«ult of their delibera-
tions was that they will petition the legislature
to para! a compulsory «location in“. similar ?
toth'e one Ietoal III (3011- rnor llill.
She Claim: it W as a I. lbcl.
New YORK, Jan. H.~—MII11. La llnu, daugh- ;
ter of tho late (‘nmmmloru Vanderbilt, hat
begun suit for ilmll‘l IiIIIIIIIgIIs against a;
morning paper of this .Iity for publishing a"
story to the client that she “ma victim of
rwindling spiritualila'c mediums.
111.; IKE—Iii. 16:31.
ST PAUL, Jan. 18. ~Lato Iostonlny after
noon fire was rim-overall in the basement of
thewholesalo grocery of Beattpro. Keogh& 1
Davis. The two buildings ll‘t'lllllt‘ll by the’
firm, together with its entire stock. 11cm do- :
stroyetl The loan Is #375 111111.
lle "an Bunion-a II‘laeulIerc.
llmrnxonan Ala Jan lfi— Frank Irion,
city clerk here, and president. of the Birming-
ham Baseball club, who left two “II-cits ago to
look after banilmll mutton in the south, and
who could not he found, is amIrtaiIn-d to have
been a definite: for $ll,0lll.
Manitoba's New Gov-runner».
W INSIPIIZG, Jan. l".——lt is probable tlIIrt
Premier firm-nutty will tr1 an hand-«lint»: 11p-
poal to the mnntt' y, with IuI (Int-ll out 1 home
of a liberal 1i«-t«1ry. It IS mid that the litmu-
cial deficit. of the late 1:111. rIInII at will or»1
etIeIlWHOUO
THE TRADE BULLETIN-
‘New York Money and Produce Market
Qttotntlum.
Nrw You. Jan. lT.—.\lon»y close-«lat 5114, pt"
cent., the lowest rate. The night-st rntI 11:11 4.
Exchange closed steady; posted nor-I. 11111.2(.)
4.57; actual ran-:1. lfihplfill; for mxty days
and 4.56%].803j for tit-mmul. iio\;l‘l’lllllt'llls
closed steady; currency 11.4, 111111; hid: Int-111111..
120W, hid; 45135. do. 10654 hid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: L'nton
firsts, Inflllfi; Union land grants. 1130.106;
Union sinking funds, lli'fllltl; Controls. llilacllli.
The stock market was i'cry dull this morning
and prices Ragged from the opening until noon,
at which hour prices» .re down Mal per cent.
Mimurl Pacific wane ct-ptionally weal: declin-
l” per cent. Oregon Improvement was an ex-
ceptloato the general deprecated, advancing 45‘
per cent. Reading. Lake Shore. and Missouri
Pacific were the most. active. The (hailing: after
midday were abouton the same scale as during
the morning hour-I1, but prim were stronger. and
under the lead of Union Pacific 11 part ofthe
morning decline was recovered in some cam.
The closing price- were lrrcgularly changrd from
those of last night, but the variations were alight
either way.
. General Marketa.
Nrw You, Jan. l?.—II‘l.0UR——Cloacd dull and
weak. but without quotable change: winter
wheat extra, 829508.10; Minnesota. do. seem
5.10; Ohio extra. 323505.10. Southern flour
cloned dull and weak; common tocholce extra,
813005-10-
WllEAT—Optlons were dull and irregular.
and cloned ahoutlteuly with but Ilttle change.
Spotlotaolouthulct. Spot rules of No.1 red
state “W4 No. 2, do, 02540.; No. 2 red
winter, m4 ungradedhed more: . No. 2 m
winter. Jan. 603611.; do. Felt. DIM. hid; do,
Mm hid.
cons—Option were almost Male. and closed
mad“: about. yesterday's figure-.8511» lou
claret! tlnll anal-1pm sales of N11.
2 mixed at Wile" 61001141: No.
Smlxed. Feb. I!“ hid: do. lay, We. bid;
do, Juno, W bid.
OATS—Option- 11m dull. but may. and
closed without material change. llpot lot- cloned
Kc. highcraadflrm. Spot mice of No.1wlilte
Itatc at 410421341“). 2. (10.,41041 .; No. 3
mixed. Fab" m. do larch. ”‘12.; do. May,
' l‘
dull and heavy; each. $1.70;
1 Lana—(hound
rot... st..m7w;flmn.flflo707 -
Bum—Fairly active and firm; state 170
86.: western, 16050.
We.” factory. 110%.;
water-11,11
s—W Imam nearby.
m
MAL-Raw dull; {all running, mute.
we».
STEP 1.1111115
who-QM
GARDBNT TOOLS.
W. 6.0111li'l‘lilll’l
llartlwanl Store. MUSIC HALL BLOCK. A full
line of layman and Martinez
PREPARED PAINTS.
A Pl‘lllt‘. All'l'lC'E
CANDIES
Of all kinda. Pitt! Claw
BAKERY!
.4“ .4... _.._
COIINL'COI’IAS. CANDY TOYS, and a full tel-Ion-
' meat of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDEII’S BLOCK.
Illa."
MIIIIIIIIPIIIII 111.011.
01“ NEW YORK.
.
Stand-t III the head ofIIll other lIIIiII-Itrinl («11111111
111111 III the l nitIItl Mater- puylru.I itnt'lnlmr 'l hour!
:Itflu- IhII proof.-I have l1. III 11 st Ill to the home otlk' c
1' ill 31"?!“ of lid! 1' ompnny l!
.
A JOSEPH IIEll’Nlli ,
\lI'\"‘ 'I'O SF\TINEL OFF" E.
The Mill] Mallet
i -———-—'l lllfi DEVIL”—
PMEAIIIS
l SERVED lN THE BEST MANNER.
If you want the choice-III MEATS nl1tIIiuIIdrI~
IInlIeIo- of trouble or Cost you all! had Int-In at my
arkel as 111Ill :19
P111111 If all Kills
IN. ITS SBASON.
1 F. HAYES.
Dilllll E‘ S Ill 01 K - SOUTH NORWALK.
.HDIIN II. ”II III “Ills
Whole-alum Retail Dealer 111 all Made «1!
$801]. All] W001i
Brick, Lime. Cement.
'Bluo Stone. Etc.
:l.-(Iltich, Lot'kawnnmi, Lot-1m
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesharn- (tools.
1111! PII RUBBER Pllll‘P
Yards {not of Washington :gi-Il .\i:Ir
shall Bll't‘t'lll. llranch other a- Stilwt
llruu S'nr» f‘-l|-.
SWAN AND BUSHN‘
:Wuouuu A1111 Its-rm. linuap 111
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
SUPPLIES.
‘Slrip (Blutndlor's‘
362 WATER-STE, fool llnttlt'.
B ll l DG l'; PORT.
PURE LEAD A' OILS. RAILROAD (20].
1:5. BEST MIXED PAINTS
NoIa Scotla hand Inn-lo smug\litts.c1c.t.aua-
1111511 and return, llIIhhtr Milton; and (ileum, Ull
ClollIiIII
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. lllN.(lti SIIACKLlifi. NETS, N‘UOI’S
u’llln Ill." AND FORKS.
0! heat material andin 111mm! palmue for the (lyll
ter Business.
Esprclally Prepared Cotton Dredgi-
hag Rope, Manlllu Buoy and Hand
Dredge nine.
Oilo Packing. \l'IIIIItI Hose and afull hm- of Far:
ucore‘ supplio» Marlne Liirhul. (Haunts, Flag»
Wfilqv l'llllli PRICES.
Syria! Alumina to Order: by .llull or .llrnmtger
Short Hints
__..0_\'___
Social Etiquette. .
Compilml from the (alert! and host works
on the subject by "Aunt Matilda."
PRICE. 40 (onto.
'l‘hte hook I-hottltl ht- III every family desirous of
knowing ‘ 'lhe pioptr thing to do." We all desire
to I11 him properly nndlo know what hi the lit-rt
Iclmol of manta 111 \‘1 lint Niall WI: II at 11 our child-
rIIII. that they may gown. 11.1.. the world well hm!
Int-II and 1111111911?
IItsllult'l‘ lllhT‘i" coolniue the 11am", and will
be mailed to any Itldm» Inge prepaid on receipt
of price.
AL.
Until farther Ilnlll‘l‘ 111: will mail «mob of our
pic-ml; a copy 112,1th? IIhoIpI| Vllllllllll' hook gratlnand
me o tutelage, law 11 t that no la 11m 1 111 of
Dohhlna' Electric Soap we
fly raiding no the wrapper; no you would a new:
piper, the peanut- w ill be otilv 2 com.
Alwyn put your full name and 1111de on
outaltle ottltelmntllc and write on the word It-
queue attic, and then 111- will know who read» it.
_I. L. CRAGIN 81 00.,
PlllLADELI’llIA, PENN.
F.“
'II. I. P“. 0.00;
I”. u 1”!-
Oflcu, “lain Direct,
I’ MIT. 00":
a...” MW
M1810 HALL BLOCK,
In the place to get
First—81111611111111
of all kind- at
LOW PRICES.
We sell the (‘oicltestor l'reauier:
Bultrr III Rolls.
“'II also have It lino lot at other
llultII II“ that m- are selling low. Come
and try it.
If you want
IIIIIIII GPPPEP. 0B In
’1'!) or. We l1a1c lite Best.
B. F. STEVENS,
MUSIC lli‘ll'a BLOCK.
FURNP'I‘UQRE |
A Full Stock of Furniture of all kinds
Par-lor- and Bedroom
Sets a. Specialty.
David Stdw,
Main Street, opposite Depot.
HENRY may,
llRRIlGE MAKING.
REPAIRING
GENERALMSMITHING.
This in the season In which to prepare for winter
and it is better to gel mtdy for rough travel than to
wait until the bury III inter um,
Work of all kind» [mtalnxng to carriage making
and general blackrmtthiug promptly attended to.
Wagons of all kind: made to old
Wagons for sale.
Henry Tilly,
MA IV S'l‘ll EE’l‘.
’CHARLES SMITH
ONLY ONE QllAlJ'l‘z—JI'HB \' run' BEST
lhcf.\1al. Lamb Poultry. Hutton. Salt Pork,
.lInIsh Pork 1' arm-d lhItf. Smoked Tongue.
Sprtngt'lticlicn IlaIIIt- bhonldus,
Bologna, Bacon. [Intuition a.
SonuIllIiuI very nice
Boiled Boneless Ilnrn.
Poultry lulled and lll’t‘m’d froth fiery day
(Q
firth-r11 dellwml pmnplly at any Iimt- of the day
or evenmg.
Joan I-I."SMI'rt-I‘,
FLORIST.
_. 7- , a cow-~-
11111: Inner-.1. sown NORWALK
GILBERT M. RITGH,
It All “ I( ll “GIN-IL,
[Ionia- 11ml l‘nllldgt‘fillill'l for all ocraeionr.
Currant»: at. Dt-pol to Inc-ct All Trains.
(loud ’l'IuiIoIItaI at lllwillflhlt‘ l'llCl'I‘.
Telephone nmncctlon. 88‘! If
To lot or for sale. runuIr Day and llayaumd Flh‘fll‘
KNQUIIIE 0F
III. A. Woodward or ““580” Front.
o»—-—-———
For Sale
CHDICE BUILDING LPTS. '
0N “'OUDWARD AVF.
ENQUIRB Ol'
13;. A. ‘Vood‘vurd.
6853!]
J .H Kinefelter,
alum 111
Meals, Pisl 0111111,
I1
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
01111. N. l.,ll. H. 8111 Depot
Telephone Connection.
‘ tittw
1111111111111 1111111111
AT THE '
Sentinel OfliCG,
RAILROAD union.
"a“... w..-” ”0......“ WW“ 1...
B. F. Stevens, W-
I. ”APP.
AR HITECT.
knowing-real plan- and oxalawm
0m 'l'llllls REASONABLE.
clw'l'ulor‘ Dulltll W .. .
Norwalh. .. .0.B¥xfl;.'unmon Stereo
54 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk
Artist’s Brushes
Plilltl Paints P‘B‘IIIIIZII
-FOR...
DECORATING,
--A’l'—~
Decker’s Paint and
Wall Paper Store,
54 MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
l Wild. PAY THE
Highest Cash Price
FOR '
Bags, Bones, Bottlcs- Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can M'll the stock by sending poe-
lal card to
WILLIAM I’ODMIDRI‘,
. 'I-toIrIrII nouwaLK.
. 0 Its I
111111111,
Lowest Prices 1
The llcst (loads for
the. Least lloncy
“.‘T_—-
H. S. ‘ BRflWN’S
BOOT & ~ SHOE STORE.
Clark a Lane's Block.
11.1w MAIN STREET.
G‘rET 'l‘I'llI‘ liES'l‘
Inn!
“ Florida ”
STEAM lllIM'l‘EIl.
Twenty In use in this town one of them a lhe
Sentinel once, where II can hem la opera on on
Application.
W. III. M E E K E R,
Solo Agent for. Not-walk.
Sanitary Plumbing and how “more heating a
H’mnitlu for calling all s: m of Pipe
WASHINGTON 811. South Nonpalk. Ct.
GO'l‘O
‘II-é.
I. H. HAPPEP’S
thn.
I21Main8treet.
SE"?
LADIES’ AND
39 Washington Street,
‘Freshw
PEOPLES’
A.
aafultowzs: 5c;l0c,15.25c,50c, and 75 cents.
price:
lmtcs' goods reduced.
carlct nndernea. all marked at utonirhiug prices.
Seal jztelzetII will go at $75 and 8‘0.
best real hu they are worth 100 each.
NU LSII
flop...
FOR 1131 R I
1
W... .... W... wow.
“‘le
1C ILDREN’S
Muslin Underwear.
LARGE 1.1111111 AT THE Pomp“: muons,
25 01:5. and
EQUALLY GOOD VALUE AT DJTHER PRICES.
l
A. DIGKERMANP. & SON,
50 Cts.
- South Norwnlk.
1 eats
MARKET
(loath; delivered promptly and special attention paid to and «.II-II left at the market. A full line of
R. 'I'YLE ,Ponp.
FREE RETU N FARE
WILL BE GIVEN BY
W. B.’HALL. 86 60.,
To all who during January shall purchase to amount of $10. (0 at their
RED TICKD"
All work Maketn. lunch shopping: flower and scrap hasten! ranked at lens than half value and placed
SALE.
Shopping and Traveling Bags.
WW II rat} cc n‘ls ;andptltickt- t 11110.11,th For; 501:; red ticket pm 9. 311.
on: n In II‘ 121 re 75 ‘l l 25 an 5!. 38 l1azs.cltotc1 at I. All L50 *
81 2‘) All 5': and 81 is huge, choice a! Si. '10. Leatnz r, piuslli’ 3 . M n 5 cum” I!
ganlltau of cmt.l'-erfumu1' hooks. tIIlI'I'InuInI and all nrlirlhu
“ere 75c; red ticket price 501:.
brass and worsted goods al muted re-
bought for tIolidays willgo at red ticket
Merino Underwear. _
Lots of ml ticket hargalas, American hneiery, best quality Shirts and drawers, &, now SI. All
Scotch Wool Underwear.
genta‘ best Scotch wool shirts and drawers full regular made, 11Iillgo at about half price.
Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
all will feel the influence of red tiche'a. hit-01m seal wraps that were 3150 175 and 83)). we have
marked 31011. 312.5 and 31511. There no the hest- woods and the most fuhionah: that can be In 11):.
$50-
We will sell a few teal wn .trimmed with best black marlin. at $50. We do no! claim there to he the
W. B. HALIL 85. GO.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and flour» Aeont.
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Fire Lila and AceideuL
fk'cafi 511-1111111111 Tickcte— Cabin and Stwragc.
llnsflr for nut- .{7 11nd IIpr-rdts and Motley Unit-rs to
all pan-I of Europe. ,
Notary Public. Acknowledgement-I Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage f‘lII-I'ketl
to Destination.
65 “'aslungton 8L. (Next door to Port-omen.)
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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SEWERS!’
‘ ‘." M. PIERCE
113111.311 1s
CVVER 1) I [’3
mo
General Sewer Contractor
tomakc macetioua with main met
rumble cit “on the moat favorable mare.
toeommt
mm in thit- city will find it to thelr advantage to
all on him. am
F . M. PIERCE
Dex 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
with the recently laid I
Slate Roofing
“'11.- are prepared todo nfimelaujohof
EiBLBA'I'ING-
In cltlllv BIANGOB. BAB'I' BANGOR, O!
BNABGYE SLATE
at 5 cents per llllll all and
Parties wishing Slate twang should call on a:
More contracting elsewhere
A. BACK & 00.
Writer 31.. foot or llaviland South Norwalk.
VA NDEIllllLT HOTEL. '
Illa the European l’lan.
Cor.I42 St. and Lexington Ave.,
‘ NEW YollK.
01m llllnnte’s Walk from Grand Cort-
tral Depot.
[pencil close to the would ll. II. Stations and
P Equipped with
rumours PA'I‘FX'I' 13011111111 un- ,
1 111111 r1111: ESCAPE. ,
carried to and fl- 1111 the depot, label
I age. c ecketl free of charge.
thrift-n Butanrant. Medium Prion.
HI T'I'HEW cLIlNE, P.0prletor.
, non eaown.
HOME DRESSED
marl-am,
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Oranges, Lemon. Pram.
and (leaned , 4
Rem-son's;
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