Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 26, 1888 · page 2

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,‘STNKERB DETERMINED TO MAKE NO
CONCESSIONS.

“- mrloynant at tho Discharged

 

W Hand. and the 8 Per Cent. Ad- '

- ”Aretha Condition! on Which They
Ill! Roam Work. "’

Pm PA. Jul. $34th branches
‘1 “I! m mlners’ organizations cm in
Salon My. Daniel Dally. of St. Clair,

W, Ind John Thomas. of Fracko

PI.
Villd, mm, were MIR-hail, and Richard ‘

Not-they, of Nancy City, was clcctcd prcsi-
dent ova Ivor Jones, who tilled that [mition
nevernlta'ml. Northey’s election is claimed

to be a victory for the unti-mnservative ole- ‘

mutt and indicate- renaved WPWMPY 0‘
“apart; Mum contesting the battle to
the aid; Jdutly thonllrcaders’ quietion of

W‘lndividnnlwolheries to work at. ,

the advunm was voted down, and alter a
bitter dilcunion the alliance bot wccn th‘tl rail-
roadcrs and the miners mproscntul by the
two organizations, the Knights of Labor,
and the Miners’ and Laborcn' Ilswl'lililull,
wu reafllrmed, and the standing out for the
amount. advance, and the re—eniploymcnt

of all hands on the railroad, and at the mines, l

moverwhdmingly indomrd. The conven-
tion adjmlrnetl until the rcgular tin-cling in
February.

Over sixty members, forming Ullt‘ of the
Wmtings ever held otnulnliatrict No.12,
01 Mincrs' National district So. 1:5. K. of I..,
was in union all yesterday. and will finish its
Inbtfl'Sthlereuing. Mastcr “'orkmnn lictvis
is then expected back from Ohio. and will
certify the action taken. It is expo-toll that

important public announcements will then be ,

O

for the strike loaders, and no ollicial change
in the situation can bc cxpcclml for a {cw
days at least. 1! 'n: predictol, him-over, that
by Feb. 1 all the individual opcrators will be
given the privilege to work at the xulvuticc.

Chairman Ice says that ho is prctmriug an
amwer to Corbin’s circular of Jan. 21. which
will radically differ from Secretary Cabill, and
that hawill prove that the company. and par-
ticularly Superintendent Suit-gum, have
broken faith and positive promises to the rail-
roadem __ ...,-

Injured on tho Eli-valcil.
11-year—olddaughu of Louis llcrgcr, of ill

One Hundrcdnn Ninthstm-t. was in-
Jured on Tuesday midnight at the Ninth

NEW YORK, Jmlq.—~Fulllllt' Burger, the ‘

street station (it the Third nvcnuc clcvalctl '
road. She will probably l‘ccnvcr. though she -

will have to depend on the aw of crutchcs for
some time to come.
the accident him not yct lm-n tlu-tvrniincd.
Her parents claim that tho n’ll‘s IlbI in vt come
to a full stop, which is denial by thc- c4 illlplllly.
In the Interest: of Labor.

\YASEIXUTQS, Jan. 26,—Tlic hnuw commit-
we on ngriculturrx yefitt‘l’ilzly practically
agreed to favorably roport tho Hutch l~ill,
puma! in the house last year, t'l‘crll in; an cx
ocntive department of agriculture and labor.
to be undcr the Sllpt‘n'l‘iitlli of a sccrctary.
The committee dccidcd to wait upon the
labor committee of the house to inquire if the
provisions of the bill u‘crc Sllllil’lt'lltly broad
and comprehensive.

Afilaby's Strange Dent h.

Bnowxwoon, Tex, Jan. Eli—Pity Mnmhnl 5

Butler and his wife were kept up nearly all of
My night by a sick child. About 3 p, m.
both tell uloop with the baby lying between
them. When they awoke the baby was gone.
A search discovered it dead in a cistern. No
servants were employed, and the only theory
held is that one of the parents drowned the
child in a fit of somnnmbuh'sm. The parents
mfrantio.

Deficit In a County Treasury.
Cannon, Pa, Jan. filo—Jacob Hummin-
ger, tax-county treasurer of Cumberland
, county, is short several thousand dollars in
hisscttlement with the new treasurcr. Ar-
rangements have been made by which all
money due the county will be paid.

 

Sen-tor Wilson lie—elected.

Dis 1101528, In, Jan. Bil—Both house»- of
tho legislature met yesterday, and aftcr tunn-
pnring journals on the vow {or l'nitcd Slates
aviator, President Bull doclart-d James F.
Wilma elected senator from Iowa for six
years, beginning March 4,1559.

'l'o Clout Ont thr- Dons.
anom, N. J., Jan. {Ill—The grand
jury of Monmouth county mtnplctctl its In-
hon yesterday and brought in a latch oi
usvontyoight indictmonla It in said that
will be taken to clean out all the dam
of Long Branch

Two mum and Several hum-ed.
Orsuoo Lan, Mich, Jan. fill—A train on
the Smith and Forger Lumber railroad
jumped the track near here. Five men Were
evenly injured and John Roardon and James
Morrhey were killed.

coubznsao NEWS.

Wakefield, of Boston, president at
tho Wakefield Rattan ounpany, diud last
night of heart (lineage.

Happy Medium, the most celebrated trot
ting million in the world, owned by (ion. W.
T. Withers, of Lexington, K31, and valued
at $40,000, is dead.

An explode!) of moliuilo occurred in a fuc-
M at anndorf, Hungary, killing throo per»
com and wounding twelve.

Sui-1m]! und other buildings at Sn»
quantum, Pa, wan burned yesterday. 1m,
330.000- .

Cit-III- d Buflulo, N. Y., ask charter
W to authorile selection of public school
tactic! by oompofitive examinatiom

Ilia-lull tuna-ion among coal miner:
“though tori! on coal means protection
for Ila barons at the expense of the working-
man.

Thurs ha quarrel over tho distribution at
“Mini-ed tor the families of the era»

Anarchist:

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momma! Tho Harem-y, llcnlmv, Ont,
"banding-lay night. The editor is a
WWWandflw tire is ho
lined to have bout the micro! hinllquor

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aunts
Gauge Lillie, u Chautauqua county farmer,
. rod contract, which was
for puynunt u a note. Halt upon
In tho npnmo mrt mm yoatonlay in
a valid in favor at Lillie.
’ m Pony, «In, lowly mhml super-

Wot WWemty,Ala.hu been u“

Mummmmumgo ot
”Madam-lamb.
1‘1.

, Wartime! mworth 13,000

Mmuflnm.

non BY THE auras. '

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The result of these two meetings is a victory

The I‘t’Qlk‘llFlI'iIlty {or ,

W m. Calumet avenue, It»

 

NORWAY is 05mm.

,u. am Ila-Jun an. .- munda-
ut tho Proper 'l'imo.

 

‘ Wmairw,'lliau., Jan. 26.-—Although tho '

. ballot was pretty general that Frontier Nol-L
1M and his nihiiinistration had been char-
" uctoriwd by rccklem expenditure and misap-
5 plicution of funds, it was only when the or-
gan of the present government announced
jtho amial mm of affairs that the maple
lraaliwd how public money: had been ex—
“pended and what was the actual state)! ut—
from
i 'l'heediwrialsaid: “There isacash deficit
j 0! $315,138.60; unpaid bonds are out for NCO,-
,W,making a deficit of $475,138.60. Whoa
the public accounts committm in 1W3 ordered
theprtxluctionof his account book Norquay
flatly infused. No entry is m be found upon
, All pages Ironitho month of flcpteniber, 1585,
to January, 1587. He did not dare make
any. Sothoroughly diabomxt and dismmd
hulthouccountsbeoomethat itwasuselmto
attempttomanipulatatlm books successfully."
Emmy was interviewed yesterday. He il
defiant and disposed to brazen it out. llcsays
the floor of the house is the propcr place to
dim the matter, and he will be pi'cpnryd to
offer an explanation when tho,- prowr time
cornea The people unite in placing the
rustxiiaibility upon Norquay.

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Moxioo'n Presidential Content.

i Crrv or Mnxtco, via Galvosbm, Jan. 96,—.“-
Tho presidential campaign may be considered
well under way. Th» candidacy of Gen.
Escobctlo has apparently rcccivod no support
linthowfiiitry, and tho variotm other candi-

dates mentioned Iron time to time donut
manage to secure l citing in the press or

.among tho people. I. is generally mitt-oiled
that (ion. Dinz will nu ma himself.

 
 

Leaving n Dummy in Illa Coil.
ALBANY, Jun. Elli—Richard Fitzgerald,
. who was serving a sullenm of two years in
the xxititlcntiary, .OIIII was ('llllllllt‘tl in the
‘ south wing. cscapctl from his ccll, leaving a
, dummy lying on lib‘ cot. Ilc dodged thc util-
‘ com and guards, and then climbed to the top
yo! the wall, donned a guard’s chitin-s, and

thirty—live fact, «scraped.

The Crown Prince Celebrate;

San RENO, Jan. 2tl.—-Tho crown prince and
princess celebrated tho thirtieth anuivcmiry
1, of their marriage ymtcrday. 'l‘bc priuccm,
i in the al'tcmmn, pomually opcncd a charity
inmr, which was unaided by tho British and
iArncricnn residents and mjuurncl's. In the
evening thcrc was a grand display of tire-
, works at tho prince's villa, and the prince and
[d‘lllt‘tfi ivcrc sorcnmlml.

 

 

Queen Isabcllu Permitted to Romain.

Ima’tm‘x, Jan. ‘M.—'l'lic Madrid (-nrms'twnd-
cut of 'I'lu- libroniclc says that after l'rimo
'Mitiistvr Sagastn had advtscd hcl' to lcavo
the country, chuwn Isabella visited the
i queen regent and lcurt'ully plcadml that a do-
crcc of exile would conlirm the- caluiuuics
against bcr, and that Christina thou cun-
Sl'llll‘ll to allow Iicr to go in ficvilh‘,

'l‘lio Railroad Accident at Iloslimlnlo.
llustnv. Jan. 23“.-'I'Ilt- lil'sl suit aguiiot tho
Bunion and l‘rovidcnw railroad for damagcu
‘ on account of llljllflfla min-d at tho llmliu-
tlllit‘ lll‘t‘lvlt'lll' gitc'tty‘gin twiniuwriur t'l\'ll
court yon-rd . 'I'hd‘plantlll" um Min-d
. Swallow, of limlindalw, llc mks for :33”th
dillllllgu‘. and tho railroad bill-rs $3.300. Cum:
rill! on.

 

Empire State “rangers.

Jamown, N. Y., Jan 26."A public
meeting of the State Grungo was bold ycstor-
day afternOon, at. whlclll Mayor I’rico dcliv-
orod an uddrcm of welcome. lie was re»
sponded to bylllastcr Armstrong, and after-
, ward speeches were mad by Chaplain
i Mct‘abe,Judgo R. l’. Marvi . and others.

 

For Govcmor of halal-nu.
L Nuw Dumas, Jan. iii—The chublimn
L stain convention nominatcd :1 full stow ticket
last evening, headed by H. C. Forum”: for
governor. The plntfonu, among other things,
, indorsav the Blair educational bill. and call:
1 for the promotion of Amcriam industriis.
, , .

 

. Dedicated to Mr. Balfour.

t, Dunn's, Jan. fill—ll is mated that. Ian!
3 Mayor Sullivan has writtcn during hi»: con-
: linement in prison a volume entitled “A
‘ l’oct‘t Days in Tullamorc." which hc has duli‘
cntcd to Mr. Balfour,

 

New York Money and Produce Mhrkot
Quotations.

Ntw You. Jan. L‘fi.~)loticy closed at 3 per
ccnt. The lowut rate was 2% and the highest 3%
per ccut. Exchange closed steady: posted ratio,
tibia-8:05; actual rates, ‘lnlwiuu‘lllfi for sixty
days and lal‘rljablfi'i {or ulcinnnd. Government.-
cloezcd slcaily; currency tic, in bid; is, court,
1‘!) bid; 4395, (10,. ltfifi bid.

I’acitlc railroad bonds closed m; follows: Union
firsts, mans; Union land grants. llBQaltlli;
Union sinking lands, 1170.119; Controls, limits.

The stock market was cxln-mcly dull this morn-
ing, but the undertone was llrm, prices being well
supported throughout. At uodn they were {ruc-
tionally higher than the closing figures 01 the
previous evening. 'l‘hcrcwas some hammering
or St. Paul, Richmond and 'l'crmlual and Mar»
liattan. Tho first two yielded but llttle,wliile
Manhattan dropped 1% per cent.,but most of thin
dcciino was speedily rccovcrctl. St. Paul, Rcadv
i'ng, Richmond and Terminal wcrclhc most vo
stocks on the list. The: market continu l dull
ancr midday. but the. term continued llrm to the
close. Reading, St. Paul and Lackawunna were
the teaturcii o! the ant-moon's dealings, and the
whole list closed uttho top figurcs o! the day.
Tho advance as compared with last night's
figures ranged from )5 to l per cent.

 

General Market».

Nrw YouJui. zi.«-H.0Ull-(,'loml dull and
weak. without material change; winter wheat
extra, grown; Minnesota (10.92%; city
will extra. “.mplflb [or West. Indies. bouthcrn
flour cloud dull. and la the buyout Iavor; com
mon to choice extra. 83.2535.

WHEAT—Options were moderately actlvc, but.
very Irregular, and closed out at about yam-r»
day’s figures. Spot lots cloned dull and un-
changed. Spot sales ol’ No. lredntatoatlltllficg
No. 2 do, 00%“ Ko. 2 nd winter, 9036c: ungmlcd
nd,w@91c.; No. 2 rod winter.l'eb., W- bid;
(10.. March, W4 do., April. Gino. bid.

CORK-Options were dull, but ”only. and
closed about m. higher. spot lots cloned
«early, at unchanged prices. Spot ale! of No. 2
mixed cub, at Gilda; hounded (10.. worm;
No. 53 mixed, March. April and lay, Whirl.

DATE-Options wore dull, but firm, closing It
ymrdny‘u prices. Spot lot. cloned steady and
unchanged. 8pm Idol 01 No. 1 white out": on.
04%.; No. 2 do..4lfi6.: Ru. 2 mixed. Much.
3546.3”ch do. 31mm.

PORK-Dull; menu. “will.“

MED-Cloud dull. but heavy; cub, 07.050
1.07%; Feb: 87.68.

BUYER—Firm; mob. 170813.; wanna. 140

cllmsn~bnllz state, factory, imam)“;
wen . mo
Weak: near-by. “a, western. II.

BUGLE-alt" wax, It all!" prion; lair nun
bl. W. Mimi moderately loan and study:
cation! and mired. antenna and powdered.
lump-unwed. 79“.; mlmlonen' A, 7a.: A.
mount. 659.; cotton on A. 83‘?th white
cum

 

 

, jumping to the ground outside, a distance of

 

'We hm a tag. stock of tho
Best Quality of

Canned. Goods,

Which we arc admin at the {allowing

Low Prices.

Canned Corn, lrlc 603an 3 till
“ l‘ouintoea, llc ti “ 60
“ Succutaah, 13c ll ” 1'2
“ Lima Ilcaur, lit: 6 “ 82
” I'cv. 15c I} f‘ til
" Hulmon, in: if “ I05
" Lobster (star brand) no It " 1w
“ Ilaktzd Bonita, 15c oi .. lit
“ Pumpkin, l'.’t' ll 66

Lav-l but not lcatt

Glllllll'lllll llll'lliflll,

l'c good and vrry cheapat 21:: or is for 1.00. We
chaleng: our competitors to match lb a bargain.
[lave cold a lot of them and a tow ml is» rctnatumg.

All that Gflllll Warrantsl.

Lei-a than t‘» can! at tho naulur rclull pricc.

Dibble & Buttock.
[NIB 0. ll. IIIL BUFFER.

brats the town, try ll.
Price 350 :1“ lb.
Il/‘l ‘.\'I I'll. L’IIOSI ill I'll" Ill?

Washington Street Bridged

[TILL Mlllllll Mflllfll.

——'I III! BEST—~-

MEATS

[SERVED IN TIIE BEST MANNEI’.

"you want the choice-rt MEATS. obtainulrc
millit‘s.‘ at truiibfc or Lori, you will tlml them at my

on of all an

1): its hEAh’UNIW?

III-F. HAYES.£

llilllllJi'SllIMt‘K - FUL'TH N01tWALh.

.mus n. l~‘l£fllils, ' l

d twicsalcaud Retail Dcalcr in all kinda ol’

NULL AND WILL

Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

hchigb, I.:l(‘Ii:iw:llmlt, Locust
)louuluiu. Franklin,
Wilkcsbarrc Goals.

lint hr- RUBBEB PAINTI

Yard.»- root of “’ui-l-ingtt-n and Mar-
shall stncts. Iiruuclx cllitc : t Slilson
Dim! Stun "-llni

SWAN IND BUSHNELL,

Wumruu ASK) Harm. Dramas is

Manufacturers' and Painters’
SUPPLIES.

Ship Chandlors.
362 WA'I‘I‘IH-S'I‘q. foot Batik;
Bli I ”G EI’OII'I‘.

I‘lflll’i IJ‘IAI) &' OILS, RAILROAD (30L

Its. ”35" MIKE" PAINTS.

Nova St olta hand made Swim. .\ it“, ctr . (laun-
upyu and {prior-3, Hublw'r Millt'ns nil liloycr, Uil
t'ltilliitlt:

Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. sllAt‘KlJIS. NETS. SCOOPS
man's!» AND Finals.

()1 bcst material nndin fipt‘lfltll {mitt-rim for thc 0y!

. 2:5: [or Bllsllllt‘m‘, ,,

lispvcinlly l'rcparcd (‘ollon mlgc
bag Rope, Mnullla Buoy and llantl
Dredge nine.

Oils, Packing, Warlc, Ilosc. and a lull line of litig-
nccru‘ supplicu. Marine Lights. (llama, Flag-t.

WNE‘V YORK I’IIICI'ZS.

special Allenllim In Unit” by Jluil or chsungrr

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Social Etiquette.

(timpilml from Mclula'stuml bust works
on the subject by “Aunt Matilda."

I'Itlt’E. 40 wall.

'l‘biuboolt should bc in t-vcry "mil dulrona ol
knowing "’I‘Iic pmpcr thing totlo." c all lll't‘ll’l‘
iobchnvc protn'rlyamlto know what in the but
reboot of mama-in. “but shall we lcuch our child
n-n. that tln-y may go out into the world ucll bml
men and worm-u?

"Siltlll'l' "INTI-l" contain»: the nnrwcr. and will
bc umtlt'tl to any Mldrm [Klalflflfl prcpultl on receipt

n! price.
SPECIAL.

_L'ntll lurtlicr Mllt‘t‘ ur- will mail each at our
lncmln a copy of thc abou- valuable hook gratin and
hr» at twist-cc, lt thcy will mail an ill wrappers of
llubbltw‘ Elwtnr Soup,

by tolding up Iltc wrappers up you would a natu-
papcr. tht- pmmuc will be only i! coma.

Always put your lull name and addmu on tho
oitunlnot the modicum write on the Word liti-
uuctu- am‘. and tlwu no w ill know who muls It.

I. L. CRAGIN & 00.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.

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Moon, 486 llaln Street,
“Dom-1'. corn.

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JOHN TRIS’I‘IRAM,
OPTIGIAN,
83 Main St., So. Norwalk,

IN? H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE.

CANDIES

Of all klnds.f[l"lral Clara; ‘

BAKERY}

M fl? ,r_-

t‘OllNL‘t'UI’IAt-l. CANDY TOYS. and: lull assort-
_ mt‘ul o! ornamental candy.

MrsJohn Holland

LAUDISII'S BLOCK.

 

“SIM!

B. IE. Stevens,

Ml SIC IIALL BLOCK, '

II» the placc to got

mains Groceries

of all kinds at

LOW PRICES.

We roll the
Built-r in Rolls.

“'0 also have a llne lot «if other
lluttcr that we arc selling low. Come
and try it.

"5‘:

LINN] BUFFER 0N TEA,

Try us: We lum- thr “I‘l-
n. I". arm EN .9,
MLSIII IIA l.l. llLOI’Ii.

moor innit. ‘

LARNIILE MAKING.

RICI’A I lllNG
GEN EIIAL BLACKSMITHINO.

Thu- ls the ecason in which to prepare for winter
and I! n- beucr to get rcaxly for much travclthnn to
wait until the busy winter cent-on

Work 0! all kinds pertaining m carriage tnakim
and gcncral blackrmithing promptly attcndril to.

Wagonn of all kladis made: to order

Wagon: {or pale.

Henry Tilly,
, MAIN STREET.
CHARLES SMITH
ONLY ONE ELITT—El: VERY Ill-151'

 

('oit-ltcslcr ('rcaiucry

I! you mint

Hid. Vcnl. Lamb. Poultry. Mutton, Salt l'ork.
l’rmh York, Forum! Ilccf, Sniuknl 'I'onguc,
Sprout lilrkt-n, llamr, Slwnlili-ni,
IlowgnzL Ilacun, l-"mnliforlr.

Scutrtlmu, \cry tmc,

lioilotl Boneless Ha In.

l‘on'tty Lillnl :ttitl tircrscd Ircrh cicr) day.

 

Unit-rs alt-Iiwn-tl promptly at any timc of tlu- day
or writing.

some H. SMITH;

FLORIST.

MOO~~
MAIN STREE'IL, fiOUTII NORWA LK
GILBERT M. BITCH,

 

,. -7 ‘ “'2‘;
Livery and read table
WARWICK IIOI'IIL,
norm-- and (’anlngi-ptolcl (or all «car-him.

Cutting” at IN‘IH)! tomcct All Tralnn.

Good Turnout» at ltcamnablc l’rlcco,

Tclcphone connection. 88‘} ll

FA‘énié‘nY

To lot or {or Iblt‘. mtnct Day and Raymond rlrccln.
ENQUIRE 0F .
E. A. Woodward or llumdl Frost.

 

For Sale

BHBILE BUILDING Lll'l'S !

0N WOODWARD AVI’. .
mourns OF

E. A. W'ood'w’al'd.
«M.

J .H Kinefelthr,

hats, NiliNlSlfllS,

Vegetables. Fruits,
GAIN!» Goons. ITO.

0111:. ll. Y. l. H. i ll. Illllll.

 

 

 

 

13% Milan.
ti" ,

» w .mnmu.wmm

 
 

“x

 

llama Feet

- Initial Feel,

» lululialal.

Used by all noted dcalcrs in
Horses and Cattle.
more tuitrimeut than Corn,

introduce it) at cost price

v

General Agents.

GOTO

FOR

25 Cents. ..

40, 50, '75.

MENS? "Boston

Ilcst quality, $3.50

I I2 Main Street.

I WILL PAY THE
Poll

and Metals.

lal card to

“ILLIAH I'ODMOIIIE,
~oir'ru NOIlWAIJi

——0l‘

lLL GRADES,

AND AT

 

w...‘ .__‘

The Best Goods for

———.\T——-

BOO'I‘ & SIIOE STORE,

dthw

aim gun.
“a runw—

S’I‘I'IAIII Il EATER.
‘ l

 

;

1‘wa lnuelu mum. on at the. In
Sentineloflt-vmhmlt em lawnmo-

lelutlou. f
w. H.«MEEKER,
lulu “only!” flour-ll.
“lawman low M Wu

fame. Hammon’n Market.

 

Contains

{Data or wheat, and sold (to

Raymondllros

CJLHMNhl

Lady’s Rubbers

Mens’ Rubbers,

Hm lnhhtrl its,

Highest (Tush Price
Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron

Portico moving can r-cll the stock by sending poo

itiiiiii

Lowest Prices 1

the Lcast Money

II S. BNflNN’S

Clark at Lane’s Block.

GET mini flux-:31};
“ Florida. ”

the
on

‘ I

For the

, at low
‘

39 Washington Street.

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—-—THE~—

Hu lllll ”Bleached Muslin,

We Offer this Choice brand for one week

at
price. '

A. DIGKERMAN & SON,

- South Norwalk.

 

Hoods delivered promptly and rpccial attention

Peoples’

FOR van

Fresh. Meats

———-GO TO THE—-

PEOPLES’ . MARKET.

paid to orders to“ at the market. A tall line or

VEGETABLES.

DON ’T FORGET "I‘HE PLACE,

Market,

A. R. TYLER, Prop.

 

 

as follows: 5c; 10c. l5, :25c, 50c, and T5 t‘cntr.

Wcrc $1; rcd ticket price T5.

Lots 0! ml ticket bargulnil.
ladie:' good; minced.

all will loci the influence of red ticked.

Seal jackets will go at $75 and 3:0. ,

. W2 will sell a few icai a
best real, bn they arc worth too each.

All $.25 and $1.38 bags. choice at $1,

FREE RETURN FARE

WILL 31: GIVEN BY

w- BI HALL & 00.,
To all who during January shall purchase to amount of $1010 at their

RED TICKET SALE.

All work baskets, lunch, shopping. flower and ccrup baskets marked at lens than half value and placed

Shopping and Traveling Bags.

Wcrc it“ ccnts; ml ticket price 19c. Wm.- .‘itlc; ml ticket

price. 3%. Wm: The; red ticket price 50c.

. . All I.50und’ If?) bulge ’
$1 2). All $2 and $2 '25 bags, choice at $1.50. Mather. plush, Imus and v‘rorstcd ggods a! mgrdgr:
author of cost. l'crtamwy. bricks. blllt‘rlt‘alc and all articlcs‘ bought lot Holidays will go at ml ticket
pucmz. .
Merino U d '
_ n erwea r.

American hosiery, best quality. Shirtsfand drawers, 32, now SI. All

Scotch Wool Underwear.

t lcnts‘ bcst Scotch wool shirts and drawers, full twain made, will "0 at about lul '
Scarlct andi-rivcar all markcd at astonishing prices? a ‘ 1mm

Gloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques

Elcaant seal wrap; that were I50, F5 1
markul you. Si?!) and 3150. These are the host goods, and the moat fulfiouabg inn: gin mind: have

$50-

, trimmed with best black martin. at 350. We do not claim they: to be the
M

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Jacob M. Layton,

Real Estate and Home Agcnt.

(leiicral Insurance A gency
Fire. Lifi and Accident.

Ocean Steamship Tickets-Cabin and Strange.

Draft: for one 1: and npwrrds and Money Orders to
_ all pom or Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage (hooked
to Destination.

65 \l'nehmgton 5L. (Scxt door to l’oct-ot'llcc)

sdl‘loth Nor-walk. Conn.

SEWERS!

r. M. PIERCE
DEALER Ill
SI‘JVV 143R I’lpE
AND
General Sewer Contractor

II pr to make connection: with main mm
vim a thin cit on the not! tumble mm.

lea later: In; to connect withtlu may laid
nwm ll this city will find it to thcir Idmtag‘to
all on him. t!

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llox 20. South Nonalk,0t. y

Slate Roofingl,
‘We mmmzmduljobot -

SLATING

In ellhiv HARBOR. EA" BANGOR, or
PENAROYE BM"

all cells no hit all llllll‘ll.

Parties winning sum roofing Ihould call on at
before contracting elsewhere.

A. BACK 3 Co.

Water St., foot of Havilnnd South Norwulk.

VANDERBILT 110mm

0n the European Plan.
Cor. 42 St. and Lexington Ave.,
NEW YORK.

One lllnato’s Walk from Grand Cel-
‘tnl Depot.

bottled clone to the W R. R. Billion! and
,, ri-cl cut linen.
Iquippul with

Till! DUNN PA'l'i V'I' I’OLDINO LAD-
DER Pull. ESCAPE.

In curricula-ad tau the and Pack
utmmwnmorm. ” W’ mam

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MATTHEW OLUNI. Proprietor.

 

 

 

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HARi) PAN PRICES.

TURKEYS

'l‘lio Cheapo“ and nut In Town.

CELERY

P8381] KW DAY.

HOME DRESSED CHICKEN 8.
AN D DUCKS. ’,

Aboutullllaoof
Orange- Lomonu. mu, Cranberries.
, and Canned Gouda. ‘ It”
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