tut rmm‘r WILL sane A M53»
see: my» IT TO THE SENATE.
laminae cannon- hauled—Americana
Calm Buy Bait in Canada, nor (‘anap
Ila-u Earn—«Our ‘ltIIl‘. Neighbor. in.
nuaed at the Term».
Wamlso‘ms, l’eh. lB.—-l“rmu reliable
mine: an outline ol the new treaty made
With Canada was learned by a correspondent
Way. Under the treaty Curinda is to,
have exchaive jurisdiction tor the lunar-n
ol amurine league from shore. This con:—
prllutheinehorefieheries. ltianot Irue,nu,
WW that a tour milellmit‘has been
Imam The old time headland quee
that in Will. It husbaen unidthut it
“.mwwdruwuprohibltoryllned
_ tn buoy: over eight miles from
Will W. This line will only be
drawn. weanling to the treaty, on buoys ten
miles uemui Within that line American
lllhermenmay go.butnottollsh. lnall
outer canoe the timmihi limit follows the
enntourot the more. An inteniational sur-
veytodetarminawhatarecommonnndwhut
are exclusively Gandhi waters is provided
tor, and thus the long digruted limits will he
cleurly defined for the first time.
By the treaty, also, the right is unneeded to
Canada to exclude American fishermen in
any path-an the purchaae of bait. At the
“In. time no penalty is attached for the sale
0! halt by Canadians to Americans, but
Alum will be supplied not to purchase.
Thin Widen, lylu favor of Canada,
it really a! no importance to American lithe-r.
mar, been” linen the troubles with Canada
uh‘indfli'y it: the apply of bait has sprung
upqungtbeAmeI-ioaneoeet,nnditisolnimed
meet the demand. By the treaty any Amer-
icunveuel can enter any and all Canadian
pot-tater supplies other than bait, and will
be allowed to ship and tranehip llsh to
American waters. In stress 01 weather, also,
Austrian vocals can go anywhere they see
fit and can Mint in the nearest harbor.
'l'hereiaaraclprodtyand attheeame time a
retaliatory widen to the treaty which
givea to Cunudhn van-el- privileges in
allAmericanportamchasaregmntcdto
American veereh in Canadian ports. A see
and concealer: to Canada is promised in that
the administration will endeavor to secure
emigre-tonal aid tor the free entry and tree
lulu-change of salt, lumber and cool for the
Dominion. This menmro, it will he rccallul,
was recommended by the preddeut in his
mango, and is favored by the ways and
mean: committee.
Pending the ratification of the treaty, is is
understood that it has been agreed by both
parties to it toobeerve the spirit of the treaty.
When the treaty goee‘to the senate it will
be accompanied by a "19ng from the presi-
dent.
O'rl‘awa, Fob. 18.~The draft of the fishery
treaty adopted at Washington has reached
the Dominion government. it was under con-
sideration for four hours at a meeting of the
cabinet held yesterday afternoon. The doom
meat, itis nndemtood, will not be made pub-
‘ lic until after parliament meet-i. The house
will be opened on Thursday next. There is
sure to be a very lively debate upon the adopt
ion of the treaty, as there is u very wide
Snead impression that Canada has got the
wont of the bargain. Leading politicians
harudo not take this view of the matter. The
cuhhiet minim an unusually reticent, but
severulot maneuver-sing with friends raid
thatthaunangament wua one of mutual con-
odor:
41¢:anth of lunar.
N" You, Feb. 18.—'l'he jury in the case
at the mulutao, who killed twonmn
_, ruined Byrnee and Techno, returned a ver-
t
‘ hum
dict lalbflght of notguilty on theiiidlctment
tor themurder ot hymns. It has not yet been
decided ithelhpl‘to try Curdonnn for the
In Tech-n: The killing Was the re
salt at quarrel- between Mre. Cardonna and
hanekhbon, iii-a tenement home, growing
outd thefadthat the, a white woman, had
marrbd a colored man. Cardonna claimed
that haunted in self defense.
Hike “lull-u Alla. Kyrle Bellow.
NEW You, Feb. l8. ———'l'lre inquiry as '1:
Min Cofln‘s sanity was continued yatcrday.
The men was occupied with expert medical
testimony. It was brought out that Mix
Cofln'ainqnirisae IoKyrlo Bellow had re
vealdto‘herlhat hk real name was Milt:
Maul that he had I filo and ion
children. The [act fiat this painful state or
ailairadld not quench Miss Coflln's ndmirn.
tin {or the handsome actor was referred u
as strung mo! 0! her bewildered mental wit
dltion.
Bnm'u Ital-ion- Record.
lanai. Ma... Feb. lit—Henry D. Wilt
hunkwueurraugedinthepoileeoourtyester-
day an u‘common druukard and sentenced tt
the Concord relormatory. Four years ago he
wucashier in a leading bank of New York
city. He tooktodrinh and lost his position
and has since fallen rapidly. At one time ht
wu- un inmate of the Lynn luebriate home.
. Paaud by the llouue.
Wasnmerrorr, Feb. lB.—-The urgent do
Money bill has passed the house—yuan. 18:2.
naya, 53. .
cONDENsleo news.
Jame-B. Jacobo, under sentence of death
[chilling Elmer Quigley in Lancaster, Pa,
in I”, has refused to sign document» for an
appeal to the ermine court.
Karl Bulletin, rm viceroyol lndlu, rm
ueeeptdthe appointment ua ambamador to
Italy
Thempreme mum at the United stoma-rat
Wudiington hue adjourned until the liltli oi
neat ninth.
Wu brilliant dehuh in the British par-
lhnient, in which Ir. Gladstone, lir. Baum,
8h- wmam Vernon Harcourt and Mr.
Ooechen tool part. llr. Puritan's amending.
«otheuddre-wue loot—yous, 229; naye, 817.
Thldherubcurriod the southern leilion
dlmhyumulorltyolmore than Lilli)
mutant-u in 1880.
lnthe‘flermun nichetag the govenunent’e
Whinwun deteuted and the ex-
wng law was extended two year;
Hermann-rune, oi Utloa, Minn, who he
dept duce 1876, with an interval 0! a law
“the, hue dually awakened.
Elfin-tor labour ha- been darling VII--
with u m circular charging Mr.
with My, and advising his party
hdeetdelegutee eolld {or Sherman.
'lle Vanadium melding in New Yuk
“tethinkthe little nationwillgoto war
uh the Brittl- grubhu',und lhatehe will
‘ , .
loam them
Mmtumougull cleared
worm
'Mthethirdtimelr [Dupuw
mm redolent oi theYule Alum-i
“lieu.
“Mme Innate
vcyuuettiug ‘
’ menu-
‘geiuwm
m... WWW W.
* 0mm on man.
‘ been connfl‘lell for mm» time. Mr. BaldI'ih
. ties in the logging camps exceed those at any
a fire-gee W'l have!” to In
It '3‘ J ’3‘. Thin M
Ummu’, .. -' 1&-
Mwummawbymat
um 11 thrilled 1‘13. Baldwh, a
brinhmanuiucturwofliewYork. She val
trucedtoliew Yorh,and cinmmetantlul‘ evi-
deneeeeemedtaprove that she had read!
with Harry Force. with whom hername had
was left alone with llili three rhildrcn.the
eldest being 7. lie endeavored to [mmfi
his wife to ’rctuni towhim, fllld failing in.
this he paid her board in her New
York home and all her dressmaking
bills, being resolved that she should
uothuvetogonatruyhobtainuliving. MFA.
Baldwin studied teltgruphy in New York, as
she was anxious to earn her own living, and
at the private boarding house where the lived
ahewaaknownaa Mira Ellalluldwinmoone
there supposing Ihe was married. She wu-
lukenillwithlualn teverluetBatmday,und
died on Monday. Her husband, on
of her death, made arrangements for burial
Her body was taken to her former home at
Rutherford, where a quiet iunerul service
was held last Wednesday by the Rev. Mr.
Oatrander, 0! Panic. The interment was in
cemetery.
Harry Pbrce,whois said tohavebeen the
canal of the breaking up or the home, was
sent out to Chicago Iastuutunm beget him
away irom Mrs. Baldwin. lie returned about
u month ago, and the first thing he did, ac-
cording to the police, was to steal a clarinet
belonging to one o! the town band. He has ‘
been held {or the grand jury in liar-Renault.
Ilentha Among Loggers
Carri-awn Fauna, Win, Feb lea-Casual-
previous year in the history of logging opera-
tions in Wisconsin Up to the present time
over 100mm have been killed or dangerously
wounded. Victims are initially men who,
before their entrance into a lumber camp,
know little or nothing about logging opera—
tions. The accidental death of an experienced
woodsman is a rare occurrence. ’
Divorced {or Wiliul Abuenee. 4
Centuries, 0.,Feb.18.-—llir. F. I). “my,
of Washington, was yesterday granted a
divorce from his wile Annie, the daughter oi
vex-Governor Footer, on the ground of wiliul
absence. die was married to Mint Foster dur»
ing the time he was private secretary to the
governor. Congretmnan Grosvenor nppemcd !
ior Mooney, and a decree was entered on the r
etatemcnt of the parties to the suit. 3
The Body Identified.
Juarca, L. 1., Feb. IS.—Tlic identity oi
the man irmn to death in his boat among
the ice lloee in Jamaica buy, all itoclmwny
beach, on Thursday last. is established. The
body is that of John Summerville, a« man in
the employ oi Richard Schuwalk, a dealer in
Ilh'll. Summervillo started on be: fatal ex«
pedition on Wednesday last, with the inten‘
tion of dredging for oysters.
A Lai-yngoacoplcnl Examination Now. ‘
§Ax Reno, Feb. Iii—Dr. MoeKenzie and;
the Gemini) doctors mnde n lnryngnscopinly
examination of their patient’s throat lusté
night. which was reported to show an llIl-l
provemcnt since the (iteration. The crown:
prince I'Ifim‘il a better day than on T hursdny. L
His cough is luau annoying, and there are no 1
signs of bronchitis. '
——-———-———————- l
Alter Sixty hear-u. .
BRAZIL, ind, Feb. 18.——Peter \‘annice, ;
aged 8037mm, dropped dead of heart (Ime
at his house near New Mayvllle Thursdayi
Bis wile, also aged 80 years, was in omnié
good health, but she lived only thmughthei
night, dylng 0‘ the lime dimnso. 'l'hey Ilflll. i
been married sixty yeam. ’
Selling Suite Again“ the Standard. ‘3
BUFFALO, Feb. Iii—The supreme t‘un' 5
yesterday granted pormixnion that the on
suits of the Buflalo Lubricating Oil comp-n ' ;
may be withdrawn upon the payment of r- '. 3,
000 by the defendant company. ‘
Dr. Patton Will Accept.
mecnox, N. J., Feb. 18.-—Dr. l'ntr-m
has decided to accept the presidency ul
Princeton college, andeletter to that other
will probably reach the committee of misuse:
today.
The United States mint at Philadelphia
was completed in 1829.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New \‘orlr Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
N“ You. Feb. lit—Money closed at 2 [w-r
cent. The highest rate was 2% per cent. and the
lowest 2 per cent. Exchange closed steady;
posted rules. 435624.87; actual rates, {Numb
MM” for sixty days and titanium for de-
mund. (lovermnente closed steady; currency
«is, in) bid; 45, coup, my, bid; ties, .10., wry»,
bid.
Pacific railroad DOME closed as follows: Union
data, "30116; Union land grants. roman»;
Union sinking funds. “halal; Central; neon“;
The stock market wan strong this morning. on
avery Iimiud business. Prices went gradually
upward from the opening to noon. Reading was
the moat conspicuous feature, and furnished (We:
50 percent. of the morning‘s trading. All the
grunger stocks were utrong, but the moat con-
nplcuous were Union Pacific and St. Paul. The
whole list was up 5‘ to 'lfiper cent. at midday.
Shortly utter midday rumor» were circulated to
the effect that the Reading strike bud been lrtr
tied. 'l'hia caused a heavy buying of the stock.
and Its prices steadily advanced. as did also the
mt o! the coal uloclrn. Up to the clone the re-
porte concerning Reading were neither continued
nor denied. linlon Pacific was also strong on
the growing belief that mgr-en will take favor-
able action on the question 0! the extension or its
debt. The market closed It the top figures. The
advance for the day ranged from lg to 125p"
cent. The total sales amounted to 143.130 Illfll’l'rl
General Marketa.
N" Yortll. Yul). l7.~—I"LOUll-~Cloereul dull and
icutureleae, and without chunge; winter whm
extra, 32.9mm; lilinneeota extra. salami}; city
will extra, 31%?!» {or Went lmllut Southern
dour cloned quiet and unchanged; common to
choice extra. ”.W.
\quATaoptlone were dull and irregular. The
trading has in small lots, and developed no into
on or internal. I’ricea cloeed weak and 95c. 1
lower. spot loll clonal dullund unchanged. Spot
ukuotNoJ redetuteutwca No.2 com
in; No. a red winter, mum; unmded m],
m; 80. End winter. Mitch. We. bid; do,
April, new. bill: do. lay and June. 91c. hid.
comp-option: wen dull, but ilnn. cloning at
mac. advance Boot lots cloned steady and un-
changed. spot auleuol No. 2 mixed at me;
ungraded mined. m; No. 2 mixed, Feb.
madam-rob Mateo. 31mm. bid.
Damowtwae were noderutely active and
irregular. cloalng mm. higher. spot Iota cram
weukuudlae. lowerlor nixed. Spell-haul No.
lwhlteututauth no. a, do. 30%.;
no. ll rallied. lurch uad liar. m.
nvpnuu; etato, The.
marinate-an 1-year-old meat. 1150mm»
Law-Cloned firm and quiet; cash. WWW;
lurch. 37.00.
nor-mm had moderately active; utute.
Home; wmm. “.00.
mm;mrm.rmarm.wm
era. It OW.
I'irrn; near-by. we; wanna, inc.
some» dull and noel-and.
“I“ I
moored. rat rue; mm: earne-
tlnuu'l‘a, ”to: a mallard
.- mmdm'wzma
'V in“ t I
W:m.m
' M
; lflsll
No but“: large Mia! ,the
Best Quality of
tannedtoods
\l‘hu‘h m- are selling at the iollouim:
Low PRlCES
Canned Corn. lit- 6 (Tune 8 66
‘r 'I'onrutoes, II t: r‘ 60
" Succeiullr, I3 6 u :2
” Lima Ileana, H t: t‘ 82
“ Ports, 1.? I: "
“ Salmon, In ii '-
" lobstertsm) I: ' it 't
" linkedlimnsdii ti *-
" l'urnpliiu, 1:! ti “
in—t but not hurt
California Illinois,
Very good and Very clmip llllllc
or 5 for 81.00. We clrnllcngu
our courpotlu-ru Io IIIIIII'II um
bargain. [lure uold u lot or
them and in low more rcrrrninlug.
All these Goods Warranlel.”
Loews than 1'. runs or rhv- rrgmur rvlrm prior.
Dibble & Cumsluck.
on u. a. on corn
innit: the town, by tr.
Price 35c :1 lb.
DA \ I I“. L’IIIDMM EDIE“
' tt'nulrlnglmi Street Brldxe.
The Model Market.
———Jl ll E “EST—m
ATS
SERVE!) 13' Till: lllib'l‘ Mitfx'h‘i‘li.
"""3
Iii-Q (I
l! on ‘wam the cholera! MEATS. obtained n»:
gimme of trouble or rust, you Will rind them at my
urkut. he m-ll nu
.Puullry of all Malawi“
IN “‘5 Sillh’lli‘v.
F. HAYES.
minions moon. - soU'ru sonwarm
.I (“I .‘e ll. I’Ivillllls,
M.’
‘n‘hult-enlr rtml llr'lhll Urnlrr In all k‘lnir of
Bill. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
:ji'lue Stone. Etc.
Lt‘lllgil, lisrt‘lianllllu. Ia~l(’ll"»l
Mountain. Franklin.
ll'ilki'sbnrrr foals.
' RUBBER Pléi‘i‘i‘
Yards tout of ‘svusnlllylv':
ehnll 522114». . "in
Drug Slot.-
:-mi
in
till
2m: elm
limits-h
.—_- Miriam
"ill in
on All BUSHNELL,
Wimbreana uxn RITA“. Iluume Ix
Manufacturers’ and Painters"
suppLGa.
Ship
36?. \l'.\'l‘El{-."l‘., fool flunk.
Bill Bil lil’illl’l‘.
PURE LEAD & OILS, "All-“041D COL-
RS. “381‘ MIXED PAINTS.
Nullt Smile hand made Smile, Mill-l, rtr .ilunn-
sn-yenrul It’t‘fl’l’N, Rubber Milton! and Moves, Uil
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LlNK‘. Hlxl’irl. HIL—H‘KIJ‘IS. NETS. Si'llOPS
SllUVEl.‘ AND FUIIKS.
0! heel nmlninl unilm nwrml turn-rm tor the Dye
ll'I' Ila-true”.
I'lrllli‘t'irrlly i'rcp..n-d Cotton Dredge
bag Rope. .lluiiilm lluoy and "and
Dredge nine.
out, Pitching. Wurrc, "urn, nml a run lilrr ni Em:-
noere' Sllpplu'e. .‘lul’lrm IJL’lllr, (slum n. Finer.
erlfl" YUIIK I'ICIIVI‘IS.
special Attention (0 (”Men by JIM! 0/ Me l-‘rIII/r r
snort 'Hints
~4er
Social Etiquette.
(imprint from Hm (ales! and be»! inn-[m
on the :ruly’rrl by “Aunt Matilda."
l‘ltlt‘ E. It) i't‘hll'.
'l’bi. luwk rilUlllll bc- In mory launlv elm-iron: of
knowing "The proper thinu lodo.“ We all dmrc
lobelmvcpmperly and to know what in the beat
“drum a! mention. What ehail we WI: our flllltl‘
rou, timr they may no out into the world well lm-d
men and worm-n!
"SHORT NINTH“ romaine the hunter. and will
)0 mauled to our addm-e run-rage pug-Id on receipt
01 price.
SPECIAL.
‘Ulllli further notice we will mail each oi our
:lli‘llii; a copy ultmi‘ ohmicl vuinlnblc book gratin and
rot-0 "plane. In- wl mar up w l '
lxibhlne‘lilwmc heal». ’3 mom 0'
by Illlllilm up the wranpere all you would u newe-
pap-vr. the tux-law: will be only 2 (cute.
Alltny! put your full name and uddmn on the
outwit-,0! tiwbuudlc and write on the word L‘li-
queue nine, and then we uili know who M'lliI‘ it.
i. L. CRAGIN 8t 00.,
Plillu‘llELPlllA, PENN.
Mm
Wrinkle»-
. . Olllcee, 436 Main Street.
,,
Examiner la
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(L‘luuldlors. t
IMGTHN‘ Milli
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One autumn—The Beet.
liter. \‘cel. nut in two. man and not
Corned M.’ e' «i gut. lime. '
a
and“. “In. IW“.
‘ rem. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
0rders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:: Washington Street.
JOHN ’l‘lllS’l‘RAlll,
OPTIOIAN,
83 Main St, So. Norwnlk,
IN“ H. 8.8000’8 JEWELRY STORE.
CANE] ES
Ill allkindr'. Finltlare
-—- «a»- ~—
('Olth‘ Uoor'las. CANDY TOYS, and a lull um-
mcnt of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
I
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; LAUDI‘IR'S BLOCK.
,3- F. Stevens,
E lllSli! HALL BLOCK,
. la the place to get
lass Groceries
of all kindahr
iLOW PRICES.
1 We sell llre Coirhcslcr l'rcnnrcry
; Butler in Rolls-
g “'0 also llnr’c it fine lui of other
i liutter that we are selling low. (‘onie
i and try it.
I
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on unlit? or I‘ll.
B. F. fi'l‘hll' b13693.
Ml'SIt‘ mm. sworn.
I .
mm TILLY. '
BARRIGE Milli}.
i
“up.“ RING
um um I. nr..u:nsrrrrrrrxo.
Thin In the u uni-n in which lo prepare for u mic!
and n :- hem .u 23-: ready for rnnyi. rmvelthnu to
war! mm! the MI!" winter «neon
Work of an kiml- pa‘llltllllllfi to carnage routing,
and general block-mulling promptly .‘lllt‘ndt‘l! lo.
“feature at all ktnde mtull' to order.
Wagon» for uni-x
Henry Tilly.
. um s'rm: 1'1".
JOHN H. SMITH,
MAIN s'rruzm'. some NORWALK
GILBERT M. RITCH.
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gen. "Ln-‘5‘. ow '_ ‘
’ WEE-3S}. ._.,:‘__.-
Livery and Feed Stable
} wruwrcx norm.
"one! and Carriages inlet for all tlt'rrtzlulia.
‘ (funk-2n- al llrwt to mn‘l All 'i‘rainr.
(loud Turnolm lit Rt-aeiilrablo- l’rit‘crl.
Telephone ronnecliun. #32 ll
F .A. O '1' O R Y
Tn lo'i or for rule, corner Day flllil Iliymnnd M‘mvtu.
Eh‘qiillllt 0F
ii. A. Woodward or “new” Frost.
l‘or linlc
BHUICE BUILDING LUTS !
ON WOODWARD‘AVH.
ENQUIRI 0?
E. A. Woodward.
' Rugs. Bones. Bottles iron
, u: one:m« _
MAKEROOM
FOR MY
1 an orrrznrno
Great Inducemen
~13.» -
Merchant Taunting.
$7.50 'l’nnts 101' $5.00
Don’t Lose This ('huucc.
Davis
TAILOR,
SIDU'I‘II .\0II\I’AI.I£ . C'I‘.
1:011)
l. H. HARVEY’S
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Mens,’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MENS’ nosvon
Hinliubl anu
Best quality, $3.5
l2 Main Street.
l
O.
l WILL PAY THE
Highest Cash Price
Full
and lictulx.
Porn» merino can mail ll:t' «ml; by sending pop
on and lo
WILLIAH PODMORS.
zi-rt'm NORWALK.
ALL GRADES,
Lowest Prices !
The llcst Goods for
the Least Money
_,-__\T__
H. S. BROWN’S
B00'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane’s Block.
.3... MAIN STREET.
GET THE BEST,
Turn-W
“ Florida ”
s'rmn nm'rnrr.
r g, ‘ .
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“WWW“. .-- .Whlf'i
J .H Klinefelter,§
DEALER lN
Meals, Fish Hysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
I‘MBPOI'I', ODIN.
in. II. {fifth Berni.
'i‘ekphonexormnloa.
i
r
E
Sentinel unite, when It can he neon in operation on i
application. i
W. H. ME E K E R,
Sole Agent for Namath.
Sanitary Plumbing and low l’ielleure heating at
apec r .
llitlu Iorcuttiu ullolmof Pl .
w’v’v‘nenmoron id. South amp-lit. Ct.
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luring Stuck .
F l I . l '?a
’I'wonlylnunoin thle town. one oi them In the;
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”WNW...— w.- ..n... ...._....~-..m......_....~w......... ”menm n». mm“...
ouaMAL-n.
Northileld Creamery miller In PRINTS, . . ............... Me In
Coconut Macaroon»...
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Choice Florida Ornscgee, ALI. PRICEQ.
l’lno Immune,
celebrated Dow-Drop Canned Corn and Vegetables.
he Very lieu Tenn and Colleen,
White Rock (gaudy Syrup,........ . . .. . 4.20;! qt
l‘ull I‘runm Choose,
l’urc Maple Syrup, ........ . .................................. :la “
Angel Soup, “’IIJ. I‘LOA’I‘. Coke. ............................. Me
All First'illoss Goods at Lowest Possible l’rices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
THE LIGHT RUNNING
New Home
Sewing Machine.
A. DIGKERMAN ‘& SON,
39 Washington Street, - South Norwnlk.
w. B- HALL ace,
IRlDGEPORT.
Inventory Completed !
Fresh Bargains Brought In Light.
2 Care.- Drcse Goods 1,13 yards wide advertised by other houses at
81).; Ladies cloth.- 47 ct». Best 1.2:» Fordc clothe 6‘1 ore.
Wool Plain Suiting! 2.") ctr. Children-3 underwear, IO, 12%,
38. Hamburg Edging! 1 cl a yard. '
CLOAKS-
first l’luelr Su-‘q'n-e 3V: and 1:..‘0, Newmarkrie examly half prim:
.. . 501‘l‘..0lll’ price. ill eta. One lot
“rile Scotch l'lalde. all Wool, 2'» me. All
15. and 19 rte. Regular price. l.'-, :h), :13, and
. Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
To monorr we will ollrr a large lot of
REMNANTS
And ShorILengths of Bleached and Hal! Bleached Thllll‘ [‘rlmzrrkrl. The h-rwths are null edit lift] to ever '
hourehold. being ‘2, 2’4. gig. ‘23; It all], filé yards 'n with piece. Tin-so or: limivv. bonneti goods, well
made and serviceable. knell length will be mark il in plain limp-s, both the dummy and price. The
enlln‘ lot Will be on our renlrr hummu counter. 1‘ he qualities mnp- from ‘
25c. to $2.00 per yard.
They are wry l'llt":lp, This \ciil be a good oppommivy to buy good table cloths at very low pricee.
Come early. '
‘ Our friends mil plbaev- mm'mhnr rim: ”9:, Hook,
price durzng next two erki ('nvm- n".-l Mr.
W. B. HALL a ‘co.
Simul piece of winter mode will go at some
, Foe your” I "
FreshMeats
——(;0 To THE”
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if .
PEOPLES’ MARK:
tin-ale delivrrrd pr: mpriy and sin-rial um-nlion [uni to orders in’t .‘ll' rin- nxurkcl, A inil Iirw M
VEGETABLES.
_ DON’T FORGET Tun I’LAC i,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
.-._..\'1' THE OLD STAND OF— —
T. BURR GUYER <55 SON.
smuncwoon.
a.» ———-
H FILLED I’IIIHIR'I‘LY.
.l '4': ”RIDER
>~ .._..._ Q. 0
cm routs rmn 11‘ 1‘0 morn .-\li\',\NT;\iIl~I 'ro rum»: mm vs.
GIVE us A TRIAL. '
IIARI) 'lE’AN I’IRICI’CS.
TURKEY'S
'l‘lro Clwllpehl and Beer In Town.
CELERY
[loll]: ouown. lem EVERY DAY. .
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS. GEESE
AND DUCKS.
Also a lull line of
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. cranberries.
and Canned Goods.
‘-—-—M.‘to —-.'
Heat. riah. Oyuteru. Clams and lacullopa.
Remaon’s M a. :- klett .
Eggs
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