AMONG THE LAWMAKERS.
A FORECAST “Npcouonessmuu
bmuos FOR THE WEEK
l‘w Ilpuoune of Importance A nllclpalrd,
Though I Lit'cly DObalr MI" lH‘ I'ero-I‘tecl ;
in the Event of u rrulaleulinl “rm-age,
lhluivo to the Battle Hngn.
\VAsnqu'ron, F.eb ”0 ~—"lodny in eunpeu-
pumice of rules day in the house of represen-
gtiven 3mm ore, howeIer. («w measures
genera parlance likel to conic II for
consideration y p
The judiciary cunlmittoe may nsk for en-
tiull 0n the bill it rolulrwd some days ago,
providing for u constitutional amendment
making April 30 inauguration day forthe
prddntofthoUnitod illuminated of
We. Chairman Muhdtbomnittoe
ctr-finding”. my cull up hilmolu
IiounnthoridugthoseereturyofflunmnII-y
to punrhue from the surplus in the treasury
bond- of the United States for mlennpliou.
There is on the calendar the military III-adorn y
appropriation bill, but inasmuch as Meme.
Tillman and Cutcheon, of the mmnntwe, are
out of the city, and will beubscut for some
days, it is not likely that the bill will be
taken up during theweek.
The name may he said of the mnsion appro-
priation bill. Mr. Fornn, of Ohio, who hm;
supervision of it, is on the sick list. , ’l'hI- mm—
mlttee on banking and currency will ask the
house to fix a day for the I-(msiderntion of the
Dingley bill, providing for the investment of
35 per cent. of the national bank redemption
fund in government bondn' lf the prmident
should send to thehoueo the nnI-Iwerol' the
secmtnry of war to the resolution of Mr.
llwtelle,oulling for information relative to
thediltribution o! the battle flags, a lively
debate may be expected. The thrill bill is
not anticipated in the house under ten days
or two weeks at lcmt. llothhousw are ex-
pected to mljourn owr Wainmlny (Washing-
ton’s; birthday).
Very little has been done in the senate
toward liking a programme for the week's
bunnies. Mr. Allison will ask the senate
about Tuesday or Thursday to take into con-
sideration his amendment to the customs
undervaluntiou bill. Debate upon this is
likely to occupy several days. There are
twenty-one pages of the calendar, and a die.
imition ismnnifeeted to turn attention to it
und take up the bills upon it in their order.
The deficiencyappropriation bill bus been
received from the house. and may bv: reported ;
to the senate from thet'onunittI-on appropria-
tions before the ndjounmwnt is taken uwr to "
next week.
There is nothing (If scIL-IIItiIIIIIIl or ulmorbing
interest to the country nt large on tin.- mien.
dnr of either home at prmrnt. und lhI- outlI-Ik
is for II quiet session in mugrcsnionnl promul-
lllgS. Mr. lngnlls Inuy deliver his long
expected speech on tho mrplus and tar ill' dur-
ing the week and If he does llt' will Imdnubtm
edly add u gI'Iod deal of lost nud l’llnkr' the
day an interesting om
The llsheriestrcuty is expected at tin.- senate
to-duy, accmnpnnied by n IIIwInge from the
president. It is undcntood thnt the president
has remmmonded thnt the Whole matter be
made public. The treaty and the Int-Rugs
will be referral to the vquIIIittw on foreign
relations, and will not nppmr fur tiunl III-tum
for some time.
A Victim of Spotted Fever.
Pumping”, Feb. 20,~Anmher case of
spotted fever bus broken out in Germuutowu.
The victim iron S—yenrold girl named Agnes
finger. She isuniumuto 0! 8t. Joseph’l'Or-
phuu asylum. After she was afflicted with
thutem she was attacked with cpl-twenty;
with emphto arching of the body, so that it
'shoutmiptcdtolioouherbuck onlyher
hudnudhipetonchul the bed Her suitor-
ingnumpuiuful tom, and medicines“
constantlygivm her to datroy her sense of
feeling.
Trylug for the Convention.
Wuummon, Feb. till—Prominent Demo-
crats are pouring in from Ohio, .Vl‘wonri.
lllinois, California and other \I'I-stI-rnstntes
lo aid in the eflort to secure the national
convention for one of their cities. A number
of New Yorkers also put in their npponrnm‘o
yesterday. The light just now 5'0an to be be—
tween Chicagoan! San Frnm-iwu, pub (‘in-
cinnati and St. Louie bidding high m com-
promise. New York seems to hme wonk-
ened in the contest.
Knock-d 0!!! by the ”Kid."
ClNCleA‘rt, Feb. till—Tho PI mph-‘5 tin-titre
was packed Saturday night In uitnu» the
four—round glove contest betwwn lirnrge h
Blunthe, the “Marine," and Lemuel HlI-llreg-
ory, the “St. Joe Kid." III their previous
meeting the contest was (lt‘fllll'l'll n draw.
At Saturday night‘s meeting the Kid was de-
clured the winner. An ellurt is being made
to have them fight to a finish for a purse.
Acqulltod "murder.
(fungus. l’a., Fob. 20.~r'l'be trial of Taki
Hushl Kioho anro, elite: George Tnn'o, a
Jumneee, for the murder of James S. Scott,
at Mount Holly Springs,u little town situated
at. the base of the South mountain, on the
night of Aug. 6, 1597, was ended Snturdny,
the jury bnnging in a verdict of not. guilty
The verdict meets the approval of the IIIejority.
of the people.
A llolugennt Anurchlne' Death sentence.
PM, F ill—Tho Anarchist Gulls, who
anuationinl’arislutyenrbyilflng
a pm from the gallery of thoStockEx—
chunge at the brokers below, and «In sen—
tenced” twenty yours' penal servitude, but
been nutonoed to death for attacking his
guards at New Caledonia with II picker.
A Dolny for Gould and Sage.
wa Your, Feb till-The proceedings be-
an the grind jury for the indictment of
Joy Gouldund Ros-ell Snge ere delayed by
mayduthof the mother of the foreman of
m jury firm 0. Raven, who will
one-I'll! be aunt until Waduuduy, when
the calibration of the one will probably be
roamed. ”mm,”
The Porto Preteen.
Gonna-rim Feb idly-Tho porto has
notified M that Austria fuihl to protect
her lobemmedln subjectu in Bosnia and
from Greek persecution The
pate-hunt 'l‘urkeybereetoredmadmlu-
Hntlolmf thmptovineer. It in said that
Rosie hue prunhd‘to con-ldorthe demand.
m 3! MIN Cum
Am, 321,3“. film-William Barry,
I Wt Muller, was killed in mung bo-
Wfll the and a freight trnin at Shane-
Itelu The body was bully mangled
' rook PM by Accident.
Winnie-r, Feb. n;lm Anannany
u Meow linilneut orncnp
“y’aldhdwithiuuhournfterdrink-
In‘th pom. ..
m.- “that Anon-la.
w
,, _
.. i . .
I vzumeu a‘moseneon.
In Exhibit the Promote of flu Youth to
u ”and or scrum-n.
(‘llVNKWVflJ‘g I’.,a Feb. 20,—- A for
”51.:th ago lnle. Blevmamged 75 dwell-
knoun Iitimiof Weshingtou tomuhip, this
county. was married toldrs Amanda Stevens,
1 ugcnlli‘I, willow”! thobridcgrmm‘sbrothI-l‘.’l .
i
dunno oi the aged bride and bridegroom. null
with tin horn», puns, horse fiddle-e” IIIul "the!“
harsh and discordant implonwntaa ymmnulod
to give the couple ‘ culithumpinu III-rounds.
After it had humid u half hour the bridegrmin
appeared at u window und told his serenade“
that he had no animosity toward them and
epprwlnml their ntfoutlnnu, but union they
. went away within ten minute-I he would come
out and inflict Imcb I-butleeInI-nt nu would be
”Play
it‘llmvem' l‘t'rilllt‘lll'v IIprIII-Il,
i grmIII l'llllll‘! forth.
until-oily. illulinst nI-kIIIleI-Ilgcluent of the
mlute was to seize the ll'lllltl' of the band,
jerk from his hand the tin born he was per:
forming on, and plant bi» list between the
lender's eyut The lender went down. and
stayed down.
.lwept the tin llulll right null left, undtuo
more of tho fwtiw serenade-rs “out down like
ready ln'fore the wind. lint the tin horn“
ruined. 'l'hcn Ltllt‘ bridegrmun clutched”J a
youth who Iutd mme’ local reputation“ n
onsion no» developing surprosiug tnlent us a
bone fiddle virtuoso. lie clutched this youth.
Ind before the youth bad time to bring into
play hie tuleutns a eluggor raised him I- lonr
oi! the ground and buried him bodily nguinut
u surprised but previously noisy young mun
II resonant tin pnu.
By this time the us yet safe nnd muud coir
tingent of the band had III-come satisfied that
the ulmubering lion in the 7¥rmhl bride
groom was really urouml, and there nre not
directions that they took to (Wow the old
man's displcnpn'e.
CONNECTiCUT’S WAGE WORKERS.
:Tblrd \nmml Report of (ununlmlunv Ir
5. )l. llotchklnu.
{ WAn'lIuI'nY, !,'I’IIIII.. Feb. 'JIL—l'ommiro-
geioner S. M. lluu'hkim, o! tlIelTonIIcctiu'ut
burcau of labor statistics, bus made public his
: third annunl report. The printed volume con:
-‘ [Allis ~i'J-l pogo-I.
sulntnum-thnt he has been nblo to win the
cuIIiichwI: of llll' laboring clump by wrmunl
not in keeping with tllu I'vxIpIircIIIcIIts of the
ego, though sufficient to riotho, fI-ul nnd
house them, and are not in fair prowrtiuu w
the profits. llc says employch; fIIcilitIIlul him
in llin‘ invmiigntions. The report, in :I word,
2 deals impartially with lnbornnd capital alike.
The wwkly wages luw, he says, is IIln-yI-Il,
i but he is 1le III lu'llvt’I- tin-re are V'lulnlllrliri of ,
.thc teIIhuur law for wmncn IIII-l I-hilIlrI-II,
‘ During lbw}, 7i >trikus- \Vt'l’c \lll‘l'r‘fiiful nud
Til fnilml. Uf this» which \"t‘rt‘ Nit’l'r's‘ilul, 2:;
Wen- ordered by lubor Iorgnnizutimm, and II!
liiusu which fIIih-Ii 214 were nrdcrnl, The
average loss by ~trika~ fur six yours won
$145,245. In lMt'I‘ ton lockout» occurred.
The average yearly loss to I~IIIployers by lock-
onte, computed upon a basis of six years,
was 332.8%.
Ili- OInI Execullouor.
InuIdorer of Collie Brigg», committed suicide
by hanging himself to the grating of his cell
with a towel. The CIrI-unmtances of the net
cool and deliberate nay. W hm found the
his hunds were hanging lwecly ut hiv. skim
Thowwel was tied loosely, and I ouhl lune
been readily untiodby hinI,er he mum have
easily lifted himself to the gusting. All the
show u mat. decided determination, coupled
with indomitable nerve.
Duper-5t. ”up-id Workman.
BILLINOB, M. T., Feb. 2(l.—-Tho laborers of
the delinquent Rocky Fork and Cook City;
railroad, who did not receive their pay. have
been supported by Yellowstone county tor
the past month. The county oomm'uIIimIo-Is
,onSuturduy refused to issue any more nwnl
i tickets. Upon learning this a mob of 100, by
I threats of mm violence, tome the Chair-
man of the board .to who two duys‘
by the citizens, and dengu- ls imminent. 'l'hI-
rood's directors are all in New York. No set.
infection can be obtained from them by wire.
Intern-“0nd Intrigue.
LONDON, Feb. ill—Tho Poet's St. Petuniburg
neutrality believing tent England holds the
key to the situation by her nary. Rustin]
argues that if (vermnny triumph: showdl
Icine Holland and menace England. Thecor-
t urges Lord Sulinbury to take ed
lnygnnl to Asia and Africa. The czar and?
Lord Salisbury, be my: are the principal
factor. in European politics at present.
Veterans to ('clrbrutc.
Kinosrox N. Y. ,Pcb. 20,—1'he veteran
of the One Hundrml and Twentieth
one of the brunt that fought all through
tbewur, will hold n reunion in this city on
W uhington's birthday. old IaIldimI from
for and III-III- have accepted invitations to
come and “sit around the camp lire," when
"minim-mum.
'bl‘)’ will ll' prmrnt and make uddroeuos.
l'ell from II Thu-tn Bullory.
Guru/I 5», Feb. Bit—The railing support,
ing the gallery in the Pewle’u theatre in
Youngetowu, U , gave way hlnturduy night
just an the ouflnin was about going down, And
the occupants of the gallery fell to the floor
below, a dietunce of lifteeu feet. The people
Wheath heard the cracking in time to
neurly all mpe. but Mrs. James Turby wu-
umght by the debris and so badly injured
about the heal and chest that rho my db.
Two boyis had their arms broken and muuy
poms "wired poinlul injurious
A 030.000 ‘l-‘Iro It 1‘qu
NYACK, N. Y.. Fob. ill—A very data-ne-
tirefireocrurredmthisplucounhourbetm
noon yerlerduy, Ilcnlroying V oorhlc hall, ml:
of the principal buildingrln thotowu. 11.;
tom will It'nt'll $30,000; bluruuce, 815.“.
The uom underneath the new building m
Ilse injurol to some extent. The KWi“
hotel wan deluged badly with wutor.
nun-"I um: 'l'luIr Calla-u.
wkmu', N. J.. Feb. Ila—A griIt nun
Ind n burn belonging IoJ-uua Edward-m
Wyn] by the lutulght withthdrcn-
tents. The building m flocked with”
Ind farm product: Anti» rel-nun: We
mutant.
mm:
““13" WW” 0f yllllllgflfll‘ll went in the l‘t‘hl- l
eminently appropriate to the occasion The '.
celithumpiuu bend greeted the old gentle- 1
men'uremurksuudmrning withnpene‘
trutiug uud derisivo howl, end the bond began 3
I’mmptly 1!" the pxlilratlflll of the ten lllllr ?
utes's grace the trnnt Iluur nf Bl'lub-gruulll
“ml the bride»;
lle wu» ng-aml I'ntbusl— ‘
knocker-out and door-up, but who on th’m 0c- 1
who lInd been throwing his mulon the ever» .
air through the medium of n lnrge sticknnd ;
points enough in the compass to indicate the "
interviews withthcm in their organizations ,
Their mmplniut is that thI-ir wngcs ure‘r
Hum [ll all Kills,
Klm‘os, 0., Feb. {Kl—Churleu'l'homu, the ,
show itto have been perionnodinthonwt I
prLsoner's feet were resting on tlmiloor und .
more food. lucendinrhn Ind riot are teem! ‘
apeciulmys that Rosin i-I seeking England's I
T vantage of England'scommundiug position to .
laccure Rmdun mncemlmui to England in '
they will light their battle: over again in .
Letters have been rmived .7
from Gen. W. T: Sherman and ox-Lieutennnt
Govt-mot Ntownrt 1.. Womlford, stating that
We ‘ are a large stock of the
Best Quality of
nned Hoods
.w i. . h In on N ”In" at the MP "win:
Cuuu‘wd l‘uru. 12c ll Ulllill 8 till
‘ ’l‘oniulocu, l I ll " 60
u 3 Succotuh, I8 6 n 7'.’
" 3 Ilqu Benn», H ll “ 5'1
" 3 Penn. lI'I ll " ill
" . lulmun. In 15 '- l 05
“ 3 IAIIIIIlor(.~I;IIl l: 3 '° I till.
" ' Udkrtlliruufl.” ll " til
A '3 ‘ I'Iunpkin. 3:! is till
1 Halllfll‘lll humus
3' l
”III-(hulk. II: no mm II II" III
Illt‘lill and n lI-w more re IIIIIlIIlIIg.
All These Goods Haunted.
LI- Ml lhuu ll mur II! lllt' Icghlnr n [.11] prun.
DH hie & Bumsmck
Inn l} Jill IIIIII
bunn- llw town, Iry II.
Then the blissful briIlI-gl'mm I
I Price 350 III III.
i IMHNI III. nuumnunluu
Ul’IInIIIIIgIoII 9"ch Brlduo.
Th Model Mallet.
—-—~'l H K urzs'er
1N1, ATS
SERVED lix' THE BEST ”ASHER.
.9 “1
£1}
The mnuuioaioner reports in ,
ll’ Will III-IIII I’II rho.” -l V. * .A’l‘h‘ ohm: u» um
ardhl'tsn! Imnb‘u anII-‘l you wil IlIId them III In)
lurk“. III- \'.'. H II.
LV' l'l‘s slim I).
15". H11 Y E EL
billillM-Z‘." Inn-II . ‘-Hl"lll xuuunm
.mm 5!. Iva-rains,
AT haw-nu» an it. rm.
'
HUH HHH HHHH
finish. Lime. Cement.
.51an Stone. Etc.
Lvhiuh, Lacknwnuua. Locust
lllunntniu, Franklin, and
i‘I’illu-slIan-v limits.
AQIIEH li‘i‘ HHBHHH Pélli‘irf;,
circumstance. connected with the sull'uln '
Yard.» Inn: at \‘fh‘lllby|f'4py M: .11,
I‘lltllll ~‘tn-rh, lZI'Imn sliv . r- .I.,,
.innm Sl-w» '4'.-
llllH HHH Bill; HHHLL
\V'IIoLLuLu no its-nu Ijnunr LV
.Malnufacturers’ and Painlers’
SUPI’LIES.
Hiliip (‘lqudlI-I's.
4,3612 \‘I'Al'l'ill-S'i'u l'uul Bunk,
Blilllll lil’llll’l‘.
LEAD & ("1.5. RAILROAD CHI,
BEST MIXED PAINTS.
Mun Snmn hand made Howler. .‘lirts. I-II- .ltnun-
tmrysmnd Irvpra, ltuhbrr MIlIrIIs nIIIl liiuwp, oil
I: (3thqu ‘
lllredging Materials.
‘LlNllI‘. RINGS. b'll. ‘LI Kl ES NWT“. “'00P“
r!ltl\ El. \Nll Filll RS
'50! iv-l III:IIIII- -Il Iruul: up, IIIl pilh' rm {I I Im- II}!
I. I I'm; III-a
lisp clully l'rI-pwml Cotton lllcdge
hug} :npc. )luIIiIln [III-I) and "and
‘llnldgc Linc.
HIM I'INLHIL' \t m-Iv- llun- III. dz: lull mm of En;
nnch'SupphI-p \lnruu l. :M- l.I--I- r. l'lle‘F.
rowan“ Yonu nuci; x.
“inguinal AH” '51»; to or!!!» by Mail 0! Jim-«rigor
lElhort Hints
.....u\‘.. w
social lullqnctlc.
‘ ”Hit."
(in
on the Indy}?! by ”.‘l’llll Mulilda."
l'klt'l‘ dill'llll"
. Tim bunk rhould be in new [Mull dI «iron-I of
hue \‘IIIg' 'Thc pran-r thou: to do.‘ Of all derive
. fl) behave properly and III know what is the but
1 whom o! "Illlllt'f‘. Vt lIIIt Ihnll we tench our thud
! run, that they may go out Inlolhe world well bml
l um: um! women
'- Mlult'l‘ HINTS" contains the answer and will
in Imulul In any nddruw postage prepaid on rm- ipt
l III price ,
l SPECIAL.
Hutu tImhIr llllllfl‘ we will mil cub of our
'lll! u Inpy oi the ulmw valuable book mllflllfll
n! pmuqn if Ibo-y uill mull III )5 meow" M
blur' Blurtru Soup
If IIIldIIIg up the wrnuprnv ”you would II Imm-
pup I, the [lf‘lflui' mu be onlyflcen In.
“'8!“ put your full name Ind Idlll't’" on the
, ouh-ulr 0! mo bundle Ind write on the word L‘li-
mm m MM', and thaw or will know who rend- l'.
l. L. Cl’IAGIN & Co,
, rmmnmum. PENN.
l” KW‘H:
In. I. no.
Imminent. eon.
l flit-l
{VI-H
Dol-
one». 486 Jilin Street.
l
WlHHlllH'lllll Milli
one quality.:~'l'ho Bert.
llul Veil lamb )luuou Pork. belt Ind Fresh,
corned Bed. limokt Tongue. limo.
ouh.lcn- Baron llulognm Frank
mm. lib.
Home Dre 5st Poultry a Specialty.
lew PRICESi (mime Delivered l’romptly. .
CHARLES SMITH
5:: WunlIlnnlon Stroel.
l
Ilewl from Mr Iulmfuml best works .
JOHN 'I‘RIS'I‘RAM,
OPTICIAN,
83 Main St., So. Norwalk,
IN H S. BOOD’S JEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
Of all kmdr. " fire“) him .
BAKERY.
l'tiltNl'I Ul’lASJ‘ANDY ’l'ln Smmlu lull litmu-
llll'lll of IIrImIIII-IIL-Il I'nndy.
Mrs.John Holland
lull} IDI'ZII'S "LUCK.
~l.’ H
B. F. Stevens,
HILSIC HALL BLOCK,
1» the place to get
FHsI—fllalslmuries’
0! all klndfltt
LOW PRlb
We wll lhI-
:Imrr In lhdle.
We also lune :I [Inc lot of other
“llllt‘l’ IlnIt uv an- W'IIIIE lou‘. (‘que
and try it.
"ES.
t' on ltl‘Hll'r t' l'l'lllllt'l']
llyuuuur'
HHUH HHFFEH 0H TEA,
“c h.II-- ill" lb -'-
Fi'E‘E'IV EN 35.
‘5 i LL
’i‘rv I:-.
B. F.
Ml'SEI' :IIGN'K.
.7 HENRY TILLY.
CAHHIAHHHHKHH.
id ICI’AIIRINOP
ill'ih'ldll ‘I l. BLACKS}!l'l‘lilfili.
Tim I- thw mu In whirh tn pru-puxr m “um-t
and .: ._ I .-r - r in . -I ”my rm m. 'll rrrwlthuu to
“All L'I'l. III . \‘vdIlv'l l‘t‘llrnlt
Wm‘. n! mi .III.I‘I~ guinznmc tn carnage makini
IIIIIl L‘l'lll‘htl him Latmttunu promptly attcndcd to.
Wagon.- of MI hillhli Ive-hr m orb-r
W‘IL'HI .- fur mm.
Henry Tilly.
II.II.\' S'l'llllll’l‘.
JOHN \H. SMITH,
FLORIST
pr'.
‘00 .
nun; .‘i'l'ltEE'l'. souru NORWALK
GILBERT M. HITCH.
Livery and Feed stable
II In“ IcII IIIII'I:I.,
Horn»: and (MI-ingo- ml” (or nll o "t Iainnn
Currier-p et "up“! III quI All Tram-9.
“will 'l‘urnom- at lleu-nnnbh- l'nIm
"lI' .I- plinth; Innnn Him He? if
F A O '1' O R Y
'l'u ll‘l III for Pair, rumor Day and Raymund Ian-ell.
BNQb’lllE or
I). A. Woudwunl or linsucll l‘rIIIIt.
For Sale
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Vegetables. Fruits.
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4..
[in ii. Lil. H. lli. Bum.
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Merchant Tailoring?
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BUY
THE. LIGHT RUN NING
N eW ‘ Home
Sewing Machine.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
:19 ll' IIslIiIIgtun street.
South Norwzilk.
H. H HAHVHY S‘
H)? ’
Lady’ s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN b" BUS'I‘ON
Hi1] Hullll‘ Hm
il’ll’h’ll quality, 83.5”.
l2 Main Street.
l
I, Wild. l'A‘I‘ Till:
Highest (Tush I’ricc
Fill:
lhuzs. Bones, Bottles iron
and liciuls.
l’-Irru~ InoIIn: mu u: IM- and; by ‘lnlllflf: we
nut-Mu Iu
\V "AJAY: Fulfiloltll,
I l'Til xIqu'AIJi
“nor-w
ALL GRADES,
AND AT;
Lowest Prices l
__.._“. _...__
The lit-st Goods for '
the Least Money
——~.\'l‘———
H. S. HHHWH’S
B00'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane's Block.
MAIN STREET.
“w
GIBT ’1‘11 1?. liFS’l‘
— Till:
“ Florida ”
STEAM HEATER.
' i
Twrnly "insole this town one of then in the:
up pllrntis- n
W . H. M E E K E R ,
sole Alenl for Norwulk.
Bmilury rlmhlmmu immun- healing u
“Nudist?“ for ultlfium H: Piper (3t.
.. mull.
Hillllil
N‘Mlm'l one «hm it run Maroon in Imunu out
.HALL 8'. 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
i Inventory Completed!
lFrIslI Bargains Brought In Light.
inner» DrI-u (guide l!._.ymd- It. at .Ir‘urtI-o w! by (uh. I hnu~u II: .3) cu. our price. .ll etc.
,5“; Milli! chub. t. Cir. um 1.2.3 l'ntllv' Clllllli In Us.
“on! i'lm II bu III-I2» J» I t-'. ('h. uln IH nndnrm II in. it".
l 1% ll:IInthr-_ lid: ll’lL, i l I! tl_ :Inl
CLOAKS-
-""tl Plush Sungurp 51.1 and HIM.
One lot
Wide mulch l'lnide. all Wool. 2'; etc. All
1.3.::'~Iul1ltns. flw4ulnrpricclb.:.9l 'tl and
Ncmunrkrrc exactly half prirnv,
,, Linen Department.
’ Interesting to Housekeepers.
rnmm. rr. u. uIlu-llII :lI um L). of
REMNANTS
And slIortlA-ngrhr 0' Illmrhul and ll: Ill l'.‘ nit hcd 'l'uMI- Drum» k5
huumlm! d in In: '2‘”. ”J » " ' .
Ide and «vaitirh Eh. I l
cnlln- lot mil in onm: r4 nlrv Mr- .2:IIIm .
'l he b n gth- on well adapted to every
'l’lun an: heavy. hum-rt good:i wrl
lull; {-h. Ipmnlity nml prim The
'fl h I} mi HI l'.|l'l_,|‘ I'r-m
25c. to $2. 00 per yard.
'I'hv-y :m' III} I nil"
('O'IM ruri'.‘
Our frz'undiui [pin-4 IIHnIImler‘Ier O'VI: I ( iuuk MI”: ;I: um I.{
prirvdnrvn . l'P‘Kl‘ nil tin k cum. 5'1 I -..
W. B. HALL & GO.
FOR "your.“
FreshMeats'
~———lill TO THE——
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
HOfllpllI‘liV-Tnl mount" and Ipwiat pin-Minn pud :«IuIrZ-sz‘
'l'hieoih In- :I mod up; 0min Iy .mbuy gmxltablc I: one a! wry low prices.
uiIItI-r good; will so at some
In", .I: Th'.’ market A full line of
VEGETABLES.
novr Ivouou'r 'I'IIu PLACE,
. Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—--~» .l’l‘ THE ULD STAND OF— —
'1‘. BURR GUYER I96 SON.
:2 mowoon.
«ow-m
:‘IJ. "RIM-III.“ l‘lialII-ZII PROM!"I‘LI’.-
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CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE W'lTH US.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
«W
IIARI) I’AN I’IBICP‘S.
.TURKEYS
'l‘lIc vile-upon and Ben In Town.
CELERY
“OMB GROWN. PRES“ LV'ERY DAY.
‘HOME DRESSED CHIGKBNS. one}:
; . AND DUCKS.
Mun lull lirw of
EOrangoe. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries. 2338
l and Canned Goods.
”ALSO- ~-
litent. rich. Oyetere, Clams and Buoullopl.
Remaon’s M a. r 1516“: I
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