PALMER 0N IMMIGRATION.
' THE MICHIGAN SENATOR URGES HIS
RESTRIC’TION BILL.
While Hot Desiring to I’m-vent the Lamb 1 trouble “as («used by the uiutcrupulmtsacts
“l 9' capable Ind lnduetrioue Forums,
“to lateral; 0! Our Worker» Demand
Immediate Action.
Warmest-or, Jan. 25,-Yeswnlay after-
noonlir. Palmeradtheased llwsi'nate on his
hilltoflgulata immigration. He diwliiimcd
any lumenloprevent any ramble honest,
Mauritian, law abiding person t‘IoIn seeking
IhOInOonAm’ican-soil. If It “as desired
that the American workhignmn xhouhl re.
lain Ml superiority over the uiuleIpiil-l la.
m0! Europe, such obstinlen could have
lobe iota-pond fromtiine to time as would
WWW!!!“ those who Wrillltl degrade
Amman labor by amino competition.
Much had been done for thul'nimlstata
and for American laborers‘nnd animus by
the duties imposed on foreign nmnnt'actumi
goods, but that very process sliililllilli‘d ini-
migration, and that immigration. although in
W main beneficial, now threatened. it con-
tinned Without selection, to aggravate exist-
' infiflill and to lower the standard of the
American people by lowering th.» Ii‘ugm of
those who milled.
A conviction was growing. «lid Mr. I’nliner,
that the country, with its 11111111511111 . It" pcipulu~
$10!! and its $50,000,00tltrll of Health, lind
W beyond the need of inituigrzitiou, and
that it wastimetogo out of the “onluui'IbIni-
nu; timeto cease to bee dumping ground for
the ViCiOllS, delinquent human [W1 1 lllt -t of other
nations. The object of this bill was to prtr
wide for the exclusion of Ilepcndi nt, delin-
quent and dangerous classes, through an in-
spection and investigation in their own
countries, instead of at the port of entry. and
to effect this with the least ism-1M1! hardship
or inconvenience to desirable immigrants. ,
He quoted extensively from the l'nitcd
Staten consul reports to show the undmirahle
character of large chimes of immigrants from
Europe: referred to the Chicago riot as the
result of the introduction of Anarchists and
their teachings, and concluded by saying that,
while his bill was not all that could bedusircd,
it was a step in the right direction, it would
make the evasion of the existing laws on the
subject more difficult, and u. lul-I compel what
was demanded by the enlightened .‘l‘lltllllt‘lll
of the American people—~a lllul'nl quarantine.
0n the conclusion of Mr. I‘ululcr's remarks
the bill was referred to the committee on
‘ foreign relations.
Found in the Wadi.
NORWICH, Conn, Jun. 71:3. ——II. I’. t'ooII,onc
of the oldest residents of thi>~ city, while sullen
ing from a slight attack of Ill'lllt'llllfl. (inap-
peered Sunday nightnwficurI-li “it." made. but I
no trace of him was obtaiinul lilllll our Incin-
her of the family attI-Iliplml to draw some
water from the well. The luiciwl refused in
come up, and upon lll'y’i‘ellgitllwll )lr. (“one
was found standing in the outer up to In.»
neck. The thermometer “1 Is but. ring art§iunil
core, but strange to say with [lie 1111;ch on
fine of the hands It ere affix tI-Il
Probably Crazed by Typhoid l-‘cver.
CIXCIXNATI Jun. 33—). yum: lady came
to this city three Iuontln a m 11qu I oliiiuluh
U, and bntercd the L Ininit of III.-
Shepherd as a Iioiice. Mn» “11:1 :5. II are old.
and was known as Sister Mary of St. liar
cello Verona. For the past two weeks she
has been ill of typhoid fever, and yesterday
afternoon, while the nurse was absent. from
the nick room, the young lady either jumped
or accidentally fell from the third story win
dowtothe ground, crushing her skull and
causing instant death
Fooling with n Pistol.
WISTBURY, L 1., Jan 25.-—William smith,
haggagesolicitor for the Long Island Rail
road company, accidentally shot. and prob
ably fatlilly irijured John F. l’ettit, agent of
the road at this station, yesterday, while fool
in; withasmnll pistol which had been lying
aroundthe office a long while, and was not
supposed to be loaded. Smith was placed in
custody to await the result of J’ettit's wound.
They'll Plunder to Escape St .Inaiion.
Emloxron, B C. Jan.'.. 3—The l’itaukaan
Indians, whose reservation is just north of
Victoria, are threatening to plunder the gov
ernment stores at the latter place. They are
in danger of starving. owing to the failure of
contractoni to furnish supplies.
Raising the Date on Whisky.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Lil—The whisky trust
was completed yesterday. All of the dis
tiller: who have been holding back have now
joined it, and there will probably be an ad-
vance of three cents per gallon.
Pretender. Not “'anted.
Ron, Jan. 25.-——The pope has refused tc
receive Don Jaime. son of Don Carlos, eitlm
privately or oiliclally, though he is the beam:
of a jubilee gift consisting of a valuable creel
of diamonds
CONDENSED NEWS.
The New York legislature electol Carroll
11‘. Smith, of Syracuse, regent of the stat:
university.
Thonnsll. Dooley, Iigedm ,a wealthy mer
chant of Cincinnati, shot hiniiclf while delir-
iom from typhoid fever at his mother’I
maideuee.
Mn Cal-Dale resumed her rm-ptions yester-
day aim The speaker has not entirely
recovered, but has improved a great deal.
On 'l‘huraday they will go to Forum Monroe.
Viscount Dan Noguieras. Portuguese mini}
* ID the United States, (lied of blood poiaon
ingot Washington, aged 1‘».
Hon. 0. C. B. Walker. 3 member of the
Dementia state committee of New York, II
mathepoimof death at his reside/mo in
m
All! and order league with l tilted State!
W Blodgett at its head. limi teen organ-
iad at Long Branch
Col. Charla W. Moulton died yesterday
morning at the Anne hotel, limidway and
”my-eighth street, New York. of apoplexy.
Amwhoucapod fi‘bm justice after hi
(I! manslaughter thirty-three year-
INN who med in the Union army
w them, haljtubeen mat-nested in
Bani-lamina, a {3-year-old maiden of New
, Yuk, gave Charla NeCarthy $2.70 to obtain
WW II park whceman and to
Warm spent the money for
liner, audhmintlio'l’omle.
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Denouncme A DESPOT.
Citizens of Havana Rewriting Anlut
Captain General Marin.
1’er erflau. .5.——During the last tn
dais Havana has been inaperfcct turmoil
and on the verge of mob violence. The
of (aptaln General Marin and his officials.
Although Marin linabcen in other but three
months, his administration is lacking with
crimes of every (lonelipt'ion. The goveniment
tax is short $50,000, the load board of elder—
man have gobbled $40,000; the Cardenas tax
oilice is short $10,000, and every olllce of trim
is honeycombcd with fraud. .
Two weeks ago the indignant citizens made
vain appeals to Mnrin‘forprotwtion. A mass
meeting was held, but Marin ordered armed
guards about thogutiiering, and prevented the
speakers from addreming the people. E
l'rogresso, a mercantile newspaper, do
pounced Maria‘s act, and yesterday the paper
was suppremed by order of the despot. When
Marin learned that several merchants were
sending cablegmms of protest to the home
gm eminent he placed an armed guard about
the cable oillw.
On Sunday there were tuclye murders, one
suicide, eight highway robberies and four
stabbing atl’eirs in Havana and Cardenas
Senor Perez, a wealthy sugar merchant, was
found murdered in the streets.’ Senor Antonio
Luis, a prominent planter of (“filminm
kidnnpcd, and is now held for ransom at .
unknown place, probably by the murderer
Lcnque Rmucro, T he situation is becoming
more alarming every moment.
llolllgerent Bulgnrlnna.
VIENXA, Jan, 2.3.—~lt is reported that a
desperate fight has occurred in l’liiiippvipolin
butwwu the partisum of Prince Ferdinand
and tth-Ic of Prince Alexander. in which
soieral olllccrs wclc wounded nithsnorob.
The report saysarcuewal of the light being
imminent. a state-d siege hm been pi oi lniuicd.
Lord IhIil'i-rlu “'ill Not Interfere.
lioxnos, Jun. 2.3. —I.ord JJIItl'orin, governor
general of India. has will it reply in tin- ten
nuts on his lrIin «dates who asked for u to
duction of their rents by 40 per (out. stating
that he leaves the- quttcr entirely in the
hands of his agent The maximum rcduI tiou
allowed by then agent is 10 par cent.
Found I-‘rou-II by the Roadside.
srnoi'nsnmo. in. Jan, 2.3.--Jetl’ersun
Snyder. livingon Scotch IIIquItiiIII. left his
home Monday to go to Porter‘s Luke, He no
lt'iliplul to walk to Houimtretrh, lie was
fonndsitting upright in the road. frown to
death.
\‘v'ili Report Adtersrly.
\l Isllmmix .Ian. 33.——'l'l_l(~ lupus- commit-
tee on pmtotlitw~ and poet “Kills has prai-
thrill} III-ruled to r. pmt uIlw-Iscly the bill
extending the free system to all towns con-
taining not less than “1.000 inlmbita‘pts.
Fatal Explmlon of Natural Gas.
ll'l’l'Sltlllh. .bm ' v7~\'c<tcrday afternoon
a llllllllfll‘l: prlnsionL-Ivurml on u slice!
in the 'Iliiity- 111st Iinrd. this I ity. tearing lll
thirty feet of nub-walk and family injuring
two young IIn-u Inzuml llml and lira}: x
John l..'s (ions-rm" (lil'rr.
Luxnnx. .Iun. 2T3.—'l'lin- Daily News mys
thntJuhn I. b'nlllinn ull'cl‘s tn alolwsil £11) .
IiInIIIoliuln-Iy to bind a match with Jt-Inh'niitli. i
the amount to be lori‘citml tnSInith in cast
Sullivan .k'hnuld be beaten by Milt‘llcll. 1
A Veteran Author Dead.
I’IIILIIorzu'nu, Jun. 2.5.»Ymtenhiy after-
noon Frederick C. Brightly, the author of
“BrightIy’s Digest" and other notable works.
died at his residence in tfl city. aged Thyenrs.
Eleven Killed and Thirty Injured.
WARSAW. Jan. “JR—Au explosion of gun-
powder occurred at Brest—ldtovsk, Rusk-den
Poland. yesterday. killing eleven persona and
injuring thirty.
“ ill Conical III! 13:81").
Loxmm, Jun”... "I—The muncil of the Lib»
oral lecration chi-letl yesterday tot-outed
the legality of tho goi eminent s urrmt of Mr.
Cox Iii imnlon.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
SEW Yons. Jan. fil.~lloucy closed at l per
mnt..thelom-st rate. The highest was 3% per
cent. Exchange closed steady; posted rule‘s,
111111114711; actual rates, til-(MQAMIQ for sixty
days and 1mm”: for demand. Governments .
ciosml mly; curren y 66,110 bid;
12 nigh he do, hid
fll'a'ili- railroad Dands closed as follows I nion
firsts 113171.110; Union land grunts 1030 lllli
Union sinking funds. litlu’glltl; l'cntrals, “Mum.
The stock market was extremely dull this
moming. Seventy-eight per cent. of the whole
morning's trading was made up of transactions
in Reading, St. Paul. Union Pacific, Missouri
Pacific. Western Union and Louisville and Nash‘
ville. The bears hammered the list at intervals
in search of weak spots. and especially paid their
respects to the Gould stocks, but they made but
little headway. prices being generally well Imp-
ported. Manhattan reconlml the greatest
decline. 151.. per cent. Union Pacific declined TM;
and Oregon improvement 1. The reel of the list
was down lg to ill per cent. by 11 o‘clock. but a
part. of this decline was recovered by midday.
and the market was somewhat steadlcr. The
market was a little more active after midday and
tlu~ tone steamer. l’riccii fluctuated within nar-
row range. and closed generally 50% per cent.
lower than thew of laat night.
ls, coup,
General Marketa.
Nut Your, Jan. '2-i.--l-‘l,0l:R-Closed weak
and a trifle lower for some grades; winter wheat
extra. 32.001.111.00; Minnesota d0.,$2.m'1: city
mill extra. $1,506,114.75; Ohio extra. 323034.00.
Southern flour closed steady: conIIuouto choice
extra. 33.25615.
W HEAT—Option» were moderately active and
irregular closing weak and ham. lower Spot
lots cloacd dull and unchanged. Spot sales of
No.1redetntc M. mm: No. 2do. 1105c. No.
fired winter. 905m ungriufcd red. ermine. i‘lt'o
2 red winter. l-'.eb 8064:. bid; do. March, 11099;;
do, April 9195c. bid.
CORN—Options were dull and irregular, closing
at about Mam. dccllne. Spot. iota closed weak
and in the buyers favor. Spot sales of No. 2
mixedat 6196c: unzraded do" Realm; No 2
mixed. Jan, 0054c. bid; do, Feb. W. bid;
do. liarchJilfic
Oawtkml wm dull. but firm. and closed
unchanged Spot iota closed firmly and un-
changed. Spot nieaof No. iwhite state at 416
at; No. 9 (10.. 41041)“: No. 2 mixed. Felt,
maimw.:do..amn.nc. I
RYE-Dull; stale. mane.
BARLEYallomlnal.
PORK—Dull: mm. twosome.
LARD-wCloacd quiet. but firm: cash. 87.70;
Fen. 37.011; March, 37m
DUMB-Firm for fancy flock and steady for
«lien: M. Home. wceumJtaavic.
(‘Wl‘iflm slate. “Mime; Ire-tern.
amine.
Kits—m state. Wily-z western. W
9551‘
Illlmliltollaw nominal: fair refining. 51m;
90 mtcemrlfugahm Warm; cut loaf
andrrmhed.&:.; culnoandpowdemhmc: gran-
ulated. 7m: mofectinnerl‘h,” an; A ntamiard,
mic: coffee oil A. male. .. white extra (‘.
:iimulfic: extra (2, 5mm; C. We.
W
I Strangelyenwxh, Infinahl. “‘1.wa
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been the tuna), try it.
Price“ 351: a lb.
DA N I IS I; L’IIDMM EDIEU
Washington Street Bridge.
‘Isnun: l. I: :1 1.1.011;
JOHN 'I‘RIS'I‘RAIVI,
OPTIOIAN,
S3 Milli] 8L, So. Noi'wiilk,
IN H. S. ROOD’SJEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
:V.'.Il11l~ i:‘-l(1a~
mm: o.’ ornamcntul Lindy.
MrsJOhn fibllamd
LA! I"; we BLOI‘ K.
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SERVED IN THE HINT MANNEII.
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FETHAYES.
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.IoIIV II: I hams,
“'flll‘t*‘.l'£uiilll{l"‘ll' ll.-.I:.»r 1111.1. hittlsi.’
COAL 1N1] N001]
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
hellish, Lackawamia, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, 2qu
‘Il'ilkcsliarre (foals.
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Yards foot of \l'nshington and Mar-
Vlllill streets. llrnhci (Dice m Sillr‘ll"
llru ‘ -ll' 1'
WIN 1N1] BUSHNELL
WIIOLESALB um llrnu DZAIZIK" In
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Chandlers.
it") “A'l‘luli- -S'l‘., foot llnuli.
Bill llG hl’illl'l‘.
I‘l'llli LEAD & "IL“. RAILROAD (10L
R5. “FIST MIXED PAINTS.
Nova Sioliu IiuIIIInIIJ-Ilc Socks. Mitts. (’Ir' _ (1111m-
aI-y- andrccli-re, Ilntibrr Milli-II.- and (slows, (111
Colon:
Dredging Materials.
LINKS, RINGS. sllAIYKliliS. NETS. M‘OOI’S
l-IIIOVEII.‘ AND FORKS,
Wheel material umlin “pr-rill] patterns for the 0)!-
ytcr Din-Inc».
Especially Prepared Cotton Dredge
hag Rope, Manillu Buoy and llaiid
Dredge blue.
OIIF. Parking. Wain". “one and alnll IInI-of Eg-t'
[WW-t Mipplou Murmu- Ln: III“. (Ellis-W14, Hngn.
W512“ YORK PRICES.
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.va,,.,
MUN—~—
Socinl Etiquette.
Compiled from (be Infra! and best works
on the mly'c‘rf by "Aunt Matilda."
l‘itlL'E. 40 cente.’
Thin book mould be in I very (nimlv Ilcsirom of
Running ‘ 'l'IIc prnpfl' thing to do ' We all (lei-ire
Io lalmvc prope (IV and to know what in the. be M
uhool 0! Innmn I». W hat eIIaII we (inch ourilitld
II II that they nmy go out into the world well bred
men and wow n!
"silliit'l' HINTS" contains the answer. and will
be mailed to any mltlrm imlagc prepaid on receipt
of price .
SPECIAL.
1 null further notice we will mail each of our
lriI. min a copy of the above valuable hook gratin and
1m- 41! poo-mite "they will mall no in wrapper” of
Dobbtm Electric Soap.
' Dy Ioldiug up the wranpere as you would a news-
page r, the [mine will he only 2 cent!
Twain put your full name and auldmn on the
anionic oi the bundle and write on the mud lul-
quette also and then we will know who sends ll.
1. L.,CRAGIN & Co,
PHILADELPHIA, ram
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Short Hints '
B F. Stevens,
MI. 810 HALE BLOCK,
Is the place to get
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of all kinda at
LOW PRICES.
We sell the (‘oielicsler l'rruiucrr
Butter in Rolls.
We also lune a line lol or other
Butler that we are selling: low. Come
and try it.
i
If you want
I} I] [INFFEE [IR TEN,
’l‘ry n:- “l' Iuiic tin but.
srnvn.
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A Full Block M Furniture of all kinds
IIParlor and Bedroom
Sets a. Specialty.
David Stow,
Main Street, Opposite]. Depot.
HENRY TILLY
BANNIAGE NAKNI}.
REPAIRING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
This in the III-3mm in which to prepare for Mum
and it Is better 10ch ready for rough travel than 10
will! until the busy utnu r neuron.
ti ork of all kinds pi running to carriage making
and gr ncral llluckrlmlllllllg promptly attended to.
W axons of all kinds made to order.
W agous for aaic.
'Henry’ Tilly.
11.1111 saucer.
CHARLES SMITH
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ONLY ONE ()1; ALIT‘ —'I'Ill'2 \ LIH’ BEST
mil lamb l’oul 1r} Muff on 5.1!! l'ork
F: -'~tI l'ozl. l'oimil lml Smukut '"tlnl gum
Spiiiuvt'lmkqu llama Momldur
Bologna, be: on, FLInHonp.
lit 1.
SI Inn-thin; very I'IIU'.
Boiled Iionl‘lvss IIIIIII.
l'IIII‘IIy lulled and drrmil fresh every day.
~m—www-
llrlle‘ i delivered prompdy at any time of the (lily
I I‘ I' H lllllfN '.'
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
§g.——_—
nan: STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
GILBERT m. BITCH,
Livery and Feed Stable
ll All“ In: 110m.
Horne and I'Llll’:ll::l‘!llllt‘l for all ovations.
(:11 ; tnyr- :11 llcpul In mrcl All Tt'ainl'.
hood Tim. on 1-121 ll: .I.~oIIIblI l'III-u,
To It pliol’lr ( outwit ion
FAC'JPORY
To It? or for «ale iorncr Day and Ray mom sinus.
2“le lltl-I Lul'
it, .I. Woodward or Russell Frost.
For Sale
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. I
on “(TODWARD III r.
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E. 1‘. “’oodu‘au'd.
>85 In
J .H Kinefelter,
nmtan 1N
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caennn GOODS, 13m.
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Telephone Connection.
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PRINTING [IF ALL KINDS-
AT THE
Sentinel, Office,
Imunnoan grown.
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Used by all noted dealers in
lion-ore and (little. Contains
more. nutrimcnt than Corn,
Oats or wheat. and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price.
Raymondllms
General Agents.
C. N. NAINNY’S
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents. '
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, .50, '75.
IIIIIINS7 BUS-'I‘ON
H111 N111] 111,
Best quality 83). 50’.
I2 Main Street.
I WILL PAY THE
FUN
and Metals. '
Farm in III-m In: I an ~I II the sleek by (AI udiniz ms
tel card Io
“ILLIANI PCIDMORB,
rom‘u NORWALK.
lllIBBliIIS
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the. Least lllonoy
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H' S BRTWN’S
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B00'l‘ Si SHOE STORE,
Clark «to Lane’s Block.
dew MAIN STREET. W--.
Gt: '1‘ 'l‘ri Ia l3ES’l‘.
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STEAM HEATER.
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hie Ann! for Humans.
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Highest Cash Price
Rags, Bones, Bottles lrou
For the purpose of Introduc
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:19 Washington Street,
PEOPLES’
PeOples’
Goods delivered promptly and special attention paid to onion left at the market.
We offer this choice brand for one week at
a low price.
A. 11101111111111.1111 ’ & ' SON,
- South N orwnlli.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
~00 TO THE— 1'
MARKET.
A full line of
/ VEGETABLES.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
Market;
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
Mlniiuiul: 5c 2,!th 15,2511 50c,aud.5ccnts.
Wen $1: I: d in km nice 75.
511' A1182 and SE
guriiit'rle of cost,
prince.
Lots 01ml 11. int bargains.
lulllue' goodi nduced
t.cnte' best Scotch wool shirts and dmucm full
scarlet uudcmcer all marked 11' aetoninhing prices.
all will feel the influence of rod ticket Us
*1 :d jzuluts will II at 8"?) and 3 0.
best seat bu they are worth $100 each.
FREE RETURN F
WILL BE GIVEN BY
W. B. HALL 85 00.,
To all who during January shall purchurc to amount of 810.60 at their
RED TICKET SALE.
All With baskets lunch :hoppim: flower and SI rap haskc
American hosiery, beet quality.
l-‘lcaant Incal wraps that were 150,
m: tfliv II 3101) 91V. and 51. 30 Th: era are the he.~t goods, and the meat luelfionab
ts marked at Icon than half value and placed
Shopping and Traveling Bags.
WI to an ce nos; ml ticket price lilo. Were one; red tick!!! price. 3-!
All $125 an d $1 "I blurs (“EIIOI(I ill 31
25 bags CIlnllL‘ at $1. '30. Lumin- -r,
l'erfumchy books. eilurwarc and all a
Allgrl'sl'lxh'alm ticket price 501:.
an bags, choice at
plush hens and worsted goods all marked rc-
Inc. es bought for Holidays Will go at red ticket
Merino Underwear.
'Sliinyfaml drawers. 32, now Si. All
. Scotch Wool Underwear.
nwnlar made. w ill go at about half price.
Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
$175 and
.wc have
To tnatcan Iemad
$50-
We will sell a few imi amps, trimmed with host black martin, at $50. We donot claim there to bathe
W. B. HALL & CO.
Jacob M. Layton
—-~10l'—-—- Real Estate and House Agent.
II ' ll ' A 0'
cm m nsurum c t,cncy
AL L 5G R ADE 8 Hire, Life and Accident.
' , Ocean Steamship Tickets— Culllll and Sit-craze.
AND AT Dram (or one it and npwrrds and Money Orders to
all parts of Europe.
L t P ‘ Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
0 UV es rlces 0 Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
. to Desiinai ion.
— on
65 \l'm-hmgton St, [Ni-xi door to Post-omen)
snout]: Nor-walk, Conn.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
DEALER it!
SIGVV‘ER ‘1’ I PE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
in pr to make connections with main sewer
plmlh in city on the most favorable terms.
intending to connect with the recently laid
$91- Ill this city will and it to their advantage to
mu m.
P‘. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Nowell, Ct.
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Slate Roofing!
———-» 49w———
We are prepared unto slim clue Job of
SLATING
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENARGYE SLATE
115 11111111 1111111 11111111
Parties wishing slate roofing should call on Ill
before contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK 8!. Co.
Water 51.. foot of llavilaad South Nonnlk.
... . .._.._.-'e-
VANDER lllLT HOTEL !
0n the European Plan.
Cor. 42 St. and Lexington Ave,
NEW YORK.
One lliuule’e Walk from ill-and Cen-
tral Depot.
located close In the Elevated it. it. Simone and
rum. car linen.
lfipiipped with
TI") DUNN PATI'V'I' FOLDING LAD-
DER FlRl‘. ESCAPE.
carried to and in... I the depot, and Pack
ted free or charge. mam
llng
lint-Clan neonatal". Mullins: Prion. '
narrnzw éwuz. Proprlitor.
HARD I’AN PRICES.
TURKEYS
The Chennai and Ben In Town.
HOME DRESSED CEIOKENS, Gm
AND DUCKS.
Alana full line of
Wang». Lemons. Fruits. Crooner-rial, Egg-
and canned Gem.
lent. rim. 6......” mm and Bloom 11.
Remaon’a M arket .
Norwalk Chronicler