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" FOOD FOR REFLECTTON.
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“ W at Senator: and Item-emulatin-
min: m' litter! on the l'roaiden-
. ”Mather-The Majoriu lklicvc
It a that “ithdrawal.
Wamneron, I".eb 14. c—Keprewutulnu
Val-nu,“ Illinois. speaking of Mr Blaine s
lid burns a! opinion that tho
1 liter wa- written after due deliberatiInI and
mtprwlfly whatit said "Mr. Blaine,"
' mite Illinotviau “is not a man to mite
“flatter without meaning It. Should he
do!) it would homicidal, not only to him
_"‘_l" buttotheilepnhilcaninrty.”
VM “1 think tbeletter
_‘ .. haveryurgent appeal for thenominatimi,
anlwmto make his party unitedly
“Wafimhmhthemefi’
.ml’lanb: 'dunnhuuasincm
«Manna III calculated to be or inl—
Msa advantage to the party in summing up
'_ and museum In position"
Unnator Berry laughingly" rcIImrkI-Il that
he hadn’t formed mopinion yet. but the tenor
(I what he laid allowed that be had no faith
In the dummy 0! the letter
Senator Davis, of Minnesota says it is a
f frank, bonnet withdrawal of Mr. Blainc‘s
Bonator Allison: “It is a sincere with»
‘drawal. There isno doubt that Mr. Blaine in
out 0! tho race union his party shall demand
that be head the ticket."
m Blair: “Mr. Blaine. IIIIIlnIIbthlly
means what he eayn."
Senator filler: “Mr. Blaine is entirely nin-
eere. and I believe party harmony will be pro
meted by his action"
Senator Cullen); “I take it for grantebhnt
Ir. Blaine has written his letter in good
mm"
Senator Aldrich does not believe that the
withdrawal of Mr. Blaine will be a detriment
or an element of wmknces to the Republican
party.
Senator Spooner: The letter 19m {'5 the
lield open to some good man whom all the
My can and will support."
Senator Frye dnea not consider that the
letter taken Mr. Blaine out (It the field as a
candidate.
Senator Mitchell says he regards the letter
as sincere, but he does not believe that it takes
Blaine out of the race.
Senator Paddock thinks Blainc‘s lcttcr will
be n disappointment to his strong support in
Nebraska. Its effect will not, ln “VIN-'1'. lIeT
Ilétrimeutal to the party’s interests.
.3‘ Mr. Millikan, of Maine. Wllu rcprvsvuts MI
Blaine’s old district in the house. said: “l mu-
sidor the letter entirely aim-ore. but It will
inducebis friends tolet him I'I-lire from the
field."
Mr Dnnham,ol “linens and he thought}
Iwmmmenmw»
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the letter made Mr lilaine's nmninntinn the f.
more certain
ltr. Lodge, of MItSIflL‘lllhsrlls, thinks the
matter is final.
Mr. Perkins, of Kansas: “All we have to
do is to nominate a man Ivhocnn rally the
strength of the party to his summit. \l'bo
that Will be I am unable to say."
SenatorChandlcr: “By Mr. Blallli"hllt'l'llllfl-
tion the Republican party will be tlInI-ouglIly
united, and We shall nominate some IItlIcr
,tnanand elect. him. Who that man may b»
i cannot pretend to say.
Mr: Fusion, of Kansas, said: i think
Hr. Blaine hat mndengreat personal saIr‘I-
Irelbrthe benefit of the Republican party.‘
llr. Buchanan, II! New Jeniey: "i believe
be h- min what he says."
Mr; 'M (1 Illinois, said: ‘I believe
Ir. Whmwomot thence. and his let-
ter williiatter ' ‘ '5:
Hr. Within """ “‘1' new read
thaw, but. have no opinion on it. at least
tor awhile.”
'1'. M 0‘ Illinoiasaid: “It it' a authen-
tic. it‘s real. Mr. Blaine wouldn't say it
unla- lIa meant it."
Ir. Dinghy said “it means what it my;
and I believe he I: hm In hisdcclnrntiolnt”
It. .nlliy'a Opinion.
Looting)“, Feb. li—Mr. Joseph \lnn-
. 1" any. regarding Mr. Blaiuo’e letter: "it
had clung. the situation. Mr. lilaiues
Whaveinsiatedthat he \vnenot. II can
dilate. If, however, the Republican conven‘
fiyaballovo Mr. Blaiueis the man who can
, Mantle tlIeparty and nominate him. I bo-
lbn that he is too much a patriot to decline.
He hallo right to decline any milieu the
My may assign to hhnfi‘
The Hon. J. Manchester Haynes. of the;
city. mbarol the National llcpIIlIliI-IIII vuln-
ltltlee for Maine says: "My ilIIpI-meiion Is that
”It be had not. been abroad he would not have
written the letter. He Is Illllll'r the fast IIIII-
find [mu navel, which Is nlnnys a great
to political excitement and ambition.
I think the first impulse of his many friends
will be not to accept the letterns final at preo
mt."
(.‘ul. ln‘cl'aoll'a satire.
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‘ and express our and n poo-ought mm b wbix- -h T ..
T lt‘ it New Hartford at ‘J l- Ii-I lIvI k 3I5tae rdny
an You. Feb. 14.48;»an ii. lugormll T
nid Inst night:
widow, simulating coyncm to allure Will-K‘s
Shays no, blushe means yes. Mr. Blaine,
to my knowledge has had the presidential
but for the M twelve years, and that IIcI or
karma man until lite lcaIcs lIiIII. lion; '
trying the same Withdrawing dodge that Til—
dlltriedin ltltli). and as happened to "lliden,
hemyunnchto hiadisgust be taken at. no
ill-Pm General James ~nod: “l
have noreuon to doubt Mr Elaine‘s lin-
cavity, 1 think that his determination not
(oboe-(Inn a candidate is a good thing [or
the party, Locause it takes out o! the canines
”Wealthy walan element of discord.’
m [be Kennel-ac Journal Sap.
WWI. It... Feb. liw‘l‘he Kcmwbae
today any: editorially "\l’ 0 know
the remains which have caused
It. Blaine to lend his declination to the
mitten. and are authorized in no
(It a- to interpret hi-
We w well that be ha-
bllcan mudidacy and for
In; thegraat responsibilities which the
,, impoaeon him. But the
- y . and thedetnamla oi the
' . butperty with which his name
cloaely ldantifiedahw should and
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WW WWMW‘L“ re om
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heWill
nth-premium: . (ill.
the dwinimyoi‘ this
“Blaine is like an amorous .
' few oi the strikers met the worlIIIIcII on their
take some stronger declaration than that to T lulunII- against the English people for the state
In! W W
Beaumont; 15., M 14.411» tun
which have been entertained here during the
pastime days of another outbreak by the
mitten vanished ywwrday when it wan
learned that tho Rrading ofllt'iuls had divided
nottoattompt hurting the willeries in this
dimict for the present.
At the Kohle3 ltun mine last evening a
way home. and expteaml their teelhIgII in in-
sulting epithet»; but there was little even of
this, and no actual violenw The nothing
of tbeluino la sanctioned by the 30bit ("our
mittoe, and they will disicounteunuco any
effort to impede it.
At North and South Laurel Ridge mllierice
II .Irk II as rmmnlflll 3mm witha full force
They are iiuliIiIluul operatima, and ham
made terms with the joint committee.
Secretary Daniel Dufly denieethat a letter '
from Mr. Kenn, nutrient of the Reading
Coal and Iron company, declaring his wlll-
iuguees to negotiate a new basis, [Irmiclt‘d
miners continual at work alter Jun. 1’, over
method him or the joint committee. lie
says that had 5uch a letter lIchI received tin
strike would never have boon urdlrrcd.
It is now expected that, on the taste 0t
that letter. the men will be ordernd to goto
work by the general executive board, and
that arbitration will then he entered into
concerning the wages of the men for the
future.
WELCOMED BY THOUSANDS.
The (trail-III to Mr. Sullivan on Ilia Ar-
rival In button.
1.0mm, Fob. l~l.-—-Mr. T. D. Sullivan,2elx-
umyornt‘ Dublin and member of parlbuucnt.
who was recently imprisoned for violating
the coercion not, arrived at the Euston station
in Landau yesterday morning and rewived
an ovation from fully 20,000. The crowd
formed an immense procession and III-com-
paniui Mr. Sullivan to Hyde Park, whcrc at
least 20.000 more persons were awaiting hi»;
arrival
Upon amending the speaker 5' plattorm Mr. T
SulliIaII “as xprenentul with an addrme. toT
thI h be rcpliel, declaring that the gun rII-
IIIont's wretched coercion act neither supT
pressed nor trightoned anybody. T
Prul‘cmor James Stuart, member for How,
ton. presided at the baiquet which was given T
to Mr. SulliIaII at. the Criterion last. IIicrht.
Mr. Sullilnn. in responding to the toast T
“To the llonoml lulu-st of the [)unsioufli
cthl-itul a grout «hill of emotion and during?
the tiixat part of his nIlIlrst “as several times I
on rt mm by his ice-tings For the first tiIIIe'
Tin the long histor) of Fuglnnd and Ireland
he said. there “ore English political prison- T
on III IIish jails. 'lhe lr‘L-sh people had no
tooling in their hearts laying the slightest
nt' .Itlaiw knowing it to be the nttionol a
part3 that bad bogn put into ollhetllrough T
tnle- pIItmms.
OVER AN EMBANKMENT.
TIvII l'oramm seriously IIIJIIrI-Il on the,
( oIIm-I- ticut ( ousolhintvil llmul.
llanrrnnn Tub. ll. ~ The r. gnlnrinangcr
train on tho \oIthnIIIptuII Illusion of the
t‘onmlidatul road IIIIIsI'stIII' of II lelggaueT
morning, mu; Ilitcbul lit‘lll' liII-lmrd‘s Inills. 2,
and amoral ‘Nlhat’lltttl‘s tic-n injuml. “In“
t“ o I am here» thrown down an I InluInkIuI- WI! T
fort3 feet, tallin- on tin Ir aides at the both-III
of the bank 'lbIIIIIgIIIe did not have the
rails. The night Ir ton 1mx~4ngrr~1 in the
coach were hurled pith great I iIvchIcn amidst
flying scale The wseengeln were taken from T
the wreck as soon as possible, all of Illt‘lll‘
more or less injured. his Elia Bruluvn3, T
of Barkhnnuted, Iva-I badly cut about the;
(ace and injured in the chest She was un T
cormious when removed, but the nttendingT
physicians think she will recover. The ltev T
William Miller, of \‘eII Britain. wne lIaIil3 T
hurt. in the spine and back, and hi» limbs
“ere paralyzed. Brahman Duty has hurt
. in the la“ hip, and Conductor lieIItlI-v sut .
I
(we mms'dembly from an injur3 to hm hm k
Celebrating Llacoln'a lllrIlIdn3. _
BROOKLYN, Feb. 14 —The birthday of Inu-
coln was (deluded by a dinner given by the
Republican league last evening 300 gums
being present, unong whom were Col. Robert
I: Inger-oil, Hon. Benjamin Butterworth,
Senator Kawhy, Senator W illiam M. Evans:
Hon. WarnerMiller, Hon. 8. V. White, Seth
luwnnd Gen. Stewart L. Woodmrd. Let-
tersot regret were read from Senators lII-T
galls, Hist-och and Frye, Governor Forum-T
and Gen. Sherman. Col. Ingersoll responded T
to the toast, “Abraham Lincoln," with «T
characteristic eulogy. Senator HnwlI-y re-
spnnlcd for “New England." Senator E Him
who for “Cami-em," and Warner Miller for
“We \ork " “TheSouth—Old and New, "
wxu. reewnded to by Gen. \l’wdford while
Mr W hitodiscusmd “The National lvinanch "
and Seth how “The Relations of the Repub-
lican Party to the Voters. "
National Anne-My of Textile Workers.
i’nIunmau. Feb. M.——Abont a dozen
delegates. representing half that number of
diett‘icl and local mommies of Knights of
Labor, having either an extzlusive or partial
membership composed o! textile workers. as»
ambled yesterday in the hall at. No. Hoe
(iirani avenneto tonnauationnl trade III-I-
Iicmbly of textile workers in commotion with
the Knights. The convention was orgaulizI-d
under the nuepiccs of Textile Workeru‘ IIIIIeIII
bly 100, of this city, and delegates pn-sonted
themnlvee lrollI New York, llhode Island,
Mumchusotte and CquIecticut, as Well as thin
Iity and vicinity lie) oud effecting temporary
organizationno business of iIIIportunce was
transacted. Alnrge attendant-obi exwrtod
and Incetings will be continued both day and
evuuing until all matters are arrangel.
IDIII Ila (it! "I. Boodle?
taco. lilo, Feb. lt—liarry A. lit-Neatly,
brother of the Saw bank defaultcr. arrived
home from Europe ymtcnlnv. having gone
abroad to recovur the $325.1“) worth 0| no-
curities stolen by his brother last Nullmlt'l’.
The brothers met in England, Frank having
sailed hum llalitax about the time llarry left
New York. The bank nillcinls will impart no
iIItoI-IIIatioII tor the public. but intimate that
an otllcial statement will be given out b3 the
W “is believed that meet. it not all,
oi theatolou m-uritiee have been recovered,
and are on «Inuit in Liverpool, Imbjecttothe
order of the bank.
0! Interest to altar Carrion.
Wamnsoms, Feb. li—Among the bins
inlmtlIII-I-Il in the home yesterday Was one
by Mr. Claunllc, of Indiana. creating addi-
tional chums tor letter carriers. lt tin-.4 the
rate in cities at 200,000 population and over
at 01,400 in cities of $5.0“) and under”,-
000 popula ion at "£100, and under one”
populnti at 81.0003»: annum. The clad-
ilentim to Meet only carrieru Who have
served {our yearn.
'57:... or "mono
the: 1%. Feb. £114.45le alter M
nightilre out the live story building
Iowan Park plane, occupied byILKIII-l.
map and color printer; 8. Gothal, picture
trance, and" a film!” of small firms.
npperpnrt buildings wea com
netted. The low eaneek mm!
want-flat 075,0».
It I... II large m or on
Best Quality of
canned floods
“huh III-arr ~4ng at tin [allowing
Low PRICES
(lanai-II Born. IL’I: 0 CIIIIII s 00
.‘l‘onIatoee, ll
“ hinccotaeh, It! It 3 7:!
“ Lilnn Beam. l4 0 h “’
“ Veils, la 6 "
“ Salmon. hi 0‘ u
“ ldlhflll‘l‘tnllilll? It ‘~
" , llnkctlllI-IIIIIIJII ti . '-
“ Pumpkin. it! It ~'
lll'l Mil lllvl ii'fl"!
[Tilliflllllfl ATHENS,
\ I-r3 gmul and ten l‘lil' up III tile
r5 for BI. 00. “’I- challenge
our cutllpelltora Io IIIIIII‘II IlIiII
bargain. Have. no!" II lol 0]
them and II low more rI-uIIIIIIlIIg.
All ””1888 6111s Tarranlel.
Lt'Et! than 0 calls at the rcgulur l’t’lllll priI'I'.
T111113 Tl Tumsmnk
1111 1: 11111111131
heats, the town. try ll.
l’ricc 35¢: a III.
II \ NI El. l.’ll(INlMI-)BIEIJ
Washington fill-col Bridge.
The M01181 1111181..
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ME‘EATST
SKI“ Eli IX Till-I “hi“? MAANEII.
ltyou want thI rtIu'umt MEATS obtain-div»
Ida-az- of trouble or I Ut-l. 3ou mil had (him at myT
mint. an “In IIII
T111111 11 all 101131
lN l1 3 SIIASUIL
F. HAYES. T
DllilllJi‘S “LUCK. - l‘UL'Tll SURWALII
.Iom II. rentals 1
‘\[IUTCP“, .t‘ .
ml lb: ":1 ‘»i)I MN In all klnden!
1:111. 1111 1111?:
Brick. “Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
“nuts-mu 11in Ram UIAIIH- vs T
Manufacturers‘ and Painlers'T
sure-prams.
Ship (‘lIaIIdJoI-n.
3i"! “A'l‘l'dlv S'I‘., fool llnuli.
llllllltll l’Ull’l‘.
PURE LEAD &' OILS, RAILIIIDA I) CHI.
R5. "EST MIXED PAINTS.
Noni Stella hand made Socks, Mun. t‘ll .I‘..-Inn-
it‘ls‘lflltll’t‘l‘jt‘rr‘. ItIIbtn-r Mitten:- and Mow-I, nil
t'lIIIlI‘III:
Dredging Materials.
LINER. limos. SIIACKLES. Neil‘s. 5I'ool'n
snot m5 AND mints
Uflnnt lIIJtI rial tltTlllll I-pu I I1 putt; run for ITII 03!
In linemen
llspI-“t'lnlly l’ImI-IIIrIIIl Cotton "ml-'1'
bag llopr. . Vlanllln "any and “and
lircdgc blur
this l'IIIkIun. “hair How IIIIII II In] 1an of Eng:
ncI-Ir' supplne. MTIIIIII In I. II Inn-um Han-I.
IV‘I‘ “ \UIIK l'ltu I; s.
Spam! Attention to (trams by Jim! or Jluumgcr
511cm H1nté
———IIN———
Social Etiquette.
”"ltlt IhII T III I- II 1"21 -
Cmnpilcd from (In: IalrsllmtilwsiIvorian _, ._ T m r I“ m n ,- 3“ 1 M" MAIN STREET“
F A C ‘1' O R Y (,r, ET '1‘" 1; Bl‘ S'I‘
TII lot or lot Mic, I‘onw Day and Raymond Hm“. —- Till.-
‘G "
Florlda. ”
t'l‘Ell.
on the subjclt by “Aunt Matilda “
l'itlclt. 40 male."
'i‘iI'IIIboIIlI rhouhl belIIIVI-Iy tamlly tltl‘ll’ltitH at
knowing “The propw thing to do. " WI- all Ito-ire
to tnhavc properly and to know what hi the best
whom of manner». it but Ihnll we narh our child
I-I-II. that they ma) Iznoul into the World III-ll bred
lucn and moment
I'I‘Illillt’l‘ illNTs‘ ‘ Ionlaine the answer. and will
be memo to IIII3 address Image prepaid on Ice: ipt
ot prh c
SPECIAL.
1. nm hmhcr noncc we will mail cm. b of our
friends a copy of the above valuable book Imus-ad
(no of "mane, it Itu y will mail til 15 wrapper: ot
Dobbine like-mesa Soap.
By Inkling up the weapon as you would a news-
anI-r. the posture will be only 93 cent a.
lwaya put your full name and addme on the
IInIIMeptlm bundle and write on the word Ell.
IIIII-III- one. and then no will know who sends it.
I. L. CRAGIN & 00.,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
nit“
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1
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Wlilllllll‘lfllll ‘Hllllfi'l. MAKE ROOM
One Quality—fruit Best.
I. Veal. lamb, Hutton. d h
Bu m 8 Pork. Salt an M
In InolchT on lime.
bhaulderv. WI gflflgnlwyfflhk
III I
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
cums sum;
53 WaIIIIIIIutoII street.
JOHN ’I‘RIS'I‘IIAM,
OPTICIAN,
83 Main St., So. Norwalk,
[N H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
I)! atll kinds. HrI-tt‘ Tare
BAKERY!
lolml‘rnrh\5.1‘3.le 1‘III’s‘III.Il:I inn min-n.
IIII-III I)! ornamental windy.
TMrsJohn Holland
' LAUIH'ZR'S "LOCK.
q'm
B. F. Stevens,
)1 [Slt‘ IIA Ill. llldll'll,
l5 "to [Ilart' tn :Irl
Tlrst T-TllassTnceITes
dull k: Inlrlnt
LOW PRIL. ‘.ES
“0 H” "In t‘IIIIlIcnlI-I (H‘illlli‘l'y
“r also have at line lot of other
t‘IIIIIe
and ll 3 il.
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p'i‘l til \9‘ i
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Mountain. Franklin, and .r MI 5 "'1 T 3'“ “'5“ h- ‘
il’ilkcshnrrr Foals. T T
. ; HENRY TILLY. T
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bum in RUBBIR PATTI ,_ [BARRFAGE MllKlNli T
Yards {not of Washington and “at T,’ _ T
shall 24th 1 in. Hanoi: Hilll‘l' IotStilmn’ "5 5" I 3“ I I: l N ( I; T
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. FLORIST
nus small -.()L"‘lll Non“ UK
GILBERT M. BITCH.
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a
Livery and Feed Stable
II IIIII It‘li non-t I..
llIIrn-s :IIIII ('nrriagI-eIIIII-I [or all «III i-ltvllt‘.
(‘nmnrcn at lhpol III lllll'l All ’l‘rIIIIIII.
(loud ’lIIrIqutn at itInmIIatIlv View
usqI'IIII: or
I. A. Woodtnrd or linen-ll l‘rmt.
For Sale
[IHflICE BUILDING LT'I‘S. ‘
0N WOODWMHI AH».
roe. at?
Spring Stock
I AM OI‘I‘BRING
Great Inducements
113131111 TTITIIHII.
.50 Pants Tor $1.”).TTITT
Don’t Lose [This l‘lmncc.
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TAILOR,
Sllll'l‘ll N‘DIIVIVALK, (I'l‘.
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FOR
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OUR CIALTIES
Northflold Creamery Butter In I'BIN'I's . ............ . ........ 35c III
Coconut" llacaroona.....; ..................................... '36 “
Choice Florida orange», A M. l'ltll‘ [.25.
“no Lemons
Colo-brawn lieu-Drop (Ilium-II (III-II IIIIII \vuolulIII-I,
The “In III»! 'I (‘ilh IIIuI (0|ch s,
\Vllllc Rock I'IIIIII3 Mrup, .......................... . ........ 20c-
I’Illt ('roum Cllocec, '
l’uro Maple
Angel Soup,
fill
..... 15“
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All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
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BUY
THE LIGHT RUNNING
New I-Iome
‘ Sewing Machine.
A. DIGKE MAN & SON,
39 Washington Street,
-wfi _, - _-- ,1—
South Norwnlk.
Lady’s Rubbers;
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers, Trash Bargams Brought 111 111111.
40, 50,
75,
Ill ENS’ BOS'I'U \
H111 RTTTTBTB
lost quality. ‘molLT
l2 Main Estreet.
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Inventory Completed!
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lino lot
“62* Lililr5i" MIL-’4. fir. lbw-t l. :J‘urdI» I minim I .~I \iIIlc Scotch l’iuidi all Wool .5 Its. All
“WI ['1 ITII 5 I. III1:-- run I ‘zh Itn II-I 11ml. IIII -.Ir ll) Ln“ 1'» and Inns lb‘vnlnrprice 15,?“ ‘,t't and
Hamburg Edi-WINS 1 ct II \ Iril
CLOAKS-
Nowmarkcte exactly halt pricu.
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
i‘II mumm “I: “Til otltrn Int: t In! ul'
T REMNANTS
Thou-Ilium! TII- 1'
And shortlmn ,1” ~ I-fliTI». ll ‘. ”i tlltl llIi! l’lM-lnd ’lnbl l 1m. ks “lTII' III ,{tlh an out adapted to may
’lllt'rl‘ :»IrI luau. lI-IIII-Al UtKNl‘ Well
:ITII ti. r-Ims IIIITleII- quantity IIIId pin» The
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Intm' lot Will in (I'T H: .W H. mm.
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it III'IEII
25C. to $2.00 per yard.
Huge. ll [05. Bolt lcs iron:
, 'llIII :In- In)” nap 'l'lnsw in' a» II-;:IlIIpIIIr IIIITI3 In 1in r:oIIIltahlI: clothe at Icr3 low prices,
and ‘10!“ mi (ome I-nrlI
T Unr (mud.- II..‘! pIhII-aa IvinIuI ‘n‘rt‘. alum .I TIMI. >112».in pTI-I .- of “inter good; “Ill {[0 at some
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INQUlltli’ or
E. A. VVoodwnI'd.
an'lm ‘
J. H Klinefelter
DIE/Ii Flt TN
Meats, Tish Oysters;
Vegetables, FI nits.
Wm...“- .....
o. a. no. one.
nmnanronr, corn.
'l‘eWmnrctlm.
III 11.1. “11118111le
'9“
T application.
canals Goons,1:'ro.; W. H. MEEKER
ALL GTADES,
»\.\l) AT
Lowest Prices 1!;
on 2» T
The llcst Goods for
the Le: mt .llIIIIcI
V. \'r-- _
H. S. BRTTWN’S
B00’l‘ .I anon mum,
Clark It Lane’s Block.
STP‘AIll lll‘}
'l‘In-my In use In this town. one of them In IIIIIT
mum-l can. whmh can be seen in opemlon on
1
1
Sole Agent for Norwnllb i
aalnlltary Plumbing and bow l‘mm‘re heating uT
limitle- m cultln all aim or Pl
I!" waeumo'rous en'i' scum Nomapll. m.
——(-l) T0 1‘!le—
PEOPLES’ MA R‘KET.
(loud.- ITI I.\’t'l‘l'al promptly and I‘pt't‘ilil attention pIiIl to order: left at the market.
A full lino» of
VEGETABLES.
IIoVI‘ FoIIGIc'I‘ 'I‘Hn Plum 3,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
. .-.- l'l THE OLD STA‘ D ()F— ~—
T. BURR GUYER 86 SON.
PRINGWOOD.
.. .. «OH—-
AIII. “RIDER.“ I"! IIIII') I) I'IHDNE 5"I‘IIY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO 'l‘llEIll Ail'I'iN'I'Aill'} TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
lIARI) I’AN P1£ICIm .
TURKEYS
‘TIIIB imminent and Reid In Town.
CELERY
HOME (SHOWN. rnrsn EVERY DAY
THOMI: DRESSED camms, one}:
AND DUCKS.
Also a full line oi
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits, Cranberries. Egga
and Canned Goods. MI
”A130...“
Meat. run. Oysters. Clams and annuopa.
Remson’a Market I
Norwalk Chronicler