H... Wva mm“...
WTlnATING mi some wear.
It. and lawyer Person Il‘ell
now who my Ino- About n.
m Your, Feb. 91,—11» committee at
new state senators, appointed to investigate
tron-and aimilar combinations. mot yester-
day at the court house. Ge Roger A.
Pryor and George Blis appea as legal ad-
visare for the mmmitiee. Fl‘hd mgm' trust
was fil‘ellnkfli up. Ileury‘ llavenieyer was
. the rim witness. lulled. John If. l’amw,
mnnsel for the truat. intermeierl with an in:
qua-y Whether winnings were to testify under
compulsion. Senator Arnold raid they were,
and furtherance, they could not be repre-
thyoounml. If theywiahedhiwrroct
thirfestinumy upon consulting unreal after
the hearing was finished they could do w.
Mr. iiavemeyer, being examined by Mr.
Billy, Milled that he was a member of
Haveineyer-i a: Elder, twenty the years in
the sugar trade, and of the De Castro G:
Donner Sugar company, a comparatively new
iii-m. When mono-called trust was formed,
each stockholder nureudcred his interest in his
own concern to the trust, and received in re
turn stock or certificates inthe trust Mr. Rave-
meyer refused to give the names of the con-
cerns interested outaide of New York. He
:diflhuageewnt or plan of action war not
. itnem, after long sparring,
wan forced toadmit that one refinery in St.
lacuiatwoin landslanamue in Boston, two
In Philadelphia and two in Ran Franciscohad
been “imiuced” to join the pool, which now
control: 32,000 barrels a day capacity. The
production 0! sugar since December, when
the trust was formed. has decreased about 25
percent..and the price has gone up The
deck of the combined companies for which
certificates have been issued is 845,000,0in
The board has decided toclose more refineries,
including those in Boston. The owners of the
closed refineries will draw their share of the
profits the some as if running. Mr. Iluve.
meyer refused to prmluce a copy of any
agreement.
Mr. John E. Famous was next called. lie
. declined to produce the pool agreement, claim-
ing a lawyer's privilege.
The investigation was adjounied until
to-day, when Mr. Ilavcmcyer and Law-yer
Parsons will have another chance to enlighten
the committee.
Thinks It Was a Cunard.
ORANGE, N. J.. Feb. 2l.—-.lamcs D. Mori-
arty, of this city, who was reported to have
been mixed up in a mysterious midnight
shooting alluir ut Willnnl‘s hotel in Washing‘
ington, denies that any such thing occurred
there so far as he knmm He says he cannot
account for the report, and think»: it was d
canard.
A learned l’rofeaaor'lnaauc.
MONTREAL. Feb. 2L—l’rofcauor Swift, pro-
it‘fib‘tlr of languages in Plateau academy here,
was mnnmitted yesterday to the Longue
Pointe asylum for the insane. l’rufellor
Swift is planter of twelve languages, and in
said to be the finest Shakespearian scholar in
Canada.
Inauguration: Day. March 4.
\l'ssluxo'mx. ‘eb. 21.14%: househas re-
fined, by a vote of 12b to 1‘35 (not the neces-
sary twothirds in the affirmative), tape.
the Roar joint resolution changing thedata
of Inauguration day. and extending until
April 30. 1248‘). the term of the Fiftieth con-
fires.
New York‘s “'ar Claim.
Wasmxoms. Feb. 2L~A bill Was intro
duced in the senate yesterday by both of the
New York senators providing for the pay-
ment of $2,600,000 to the state of Now York,
for principal and interest paid by that state
in aid of the suppression of the rebellion.
Embexxler Item Sentenced.
Pumnltrnu. Feb. 2l.-chry R. Reese.
the embezzling cashier of the Continental hu—
tel, was brought into court for trial ycaicr—
day. lie plea-iml guilty, and was sentenced
to two years and three, months in the Eustcm
penitentiary.
Poisoned by “'0" “all.
Pss'm, Feb. 21.——A family of nine person}:
at Bakonguana have iii-cu poimmul ivy eating
portions of a poisoned sheep. which had been
placed by the burgoruaster of the village as
bait for Wolves.
m A Recolvar Appointed.
“'Asnmnos. Feb. 23L—Tha comptroller
of the currency has appointed Judge 8. Edwin
Day, of Moravia, N. Y., as receiver of the
First National bank of Albany.
The manufacture of tinwaro in this coun-
try was wmmenced in Berlin. Court, in
1770.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
Saw You, Feb. m—Money closed at 25“"
cent, the highest rate. The lowest rate was 2.
Exchange steady; posted rates, its'mtl‘n'; actual
rates, “dime-tilt“ for a) days and 433561.86“
for demand. .(loverumcnts (llilil’tl steady; cur-
rency file, 120 bid; 45, coup, 125}; bid; 4959, do,
10:95 Nd.
Pacific railroad‘bonda cloned as follows: Union
firsts, “mild; Union land grants, meme; Union
ainklng (undo. 11801.): Crutrals, "301”.
The stock market continues excessively dull.
This morning only 70,000 aharcs changed hands.
Bedding and St. Paul were the moat only stock:
on the list, fully 56 per cent. of the coil morn-
ius‘a trading having been in those stocke. The
tone of speculation was weak, and prices in moat
cases declined fractionaliy by midday. The
decline ranged from )6 to V; per cent. After mid-
day the market was almost lifeless. Only about
one-half of the amount of stock sold in the morn-
ing hours was disposed of in the three hours from
12 o'clock to the close. There was no feature
in connection with the dealinga The decline
ranged from M to 1% per cent. The total sales
amounted to name sham.
General Marketa.
Xsw You. Feb. m—l-‘LOUR—Cloud steady»
unchanged prim; winter wheat extra. 32.90655;
Minnesota do, 32.9005: city mill extra, um
l.'.'5 for West India; Ohio extra, “9005. South-
ern flour cloud dull; common to choice extra,
a.
”mAT-Optioue were moderately active and
imgnlar, and cloud at about Saturday‘s pricea
Spot lots cloud dull and unchanged. Spot sake
of No. 1 red state at racism; No. “0., 00366
90966-3 50. a red wintu. 910.; ungradcd red. in“
m4 he. 2 red winter. Hatch. 0964!. bid; do.
April, we. bid: do.. lay. 9mm: mac.
CORR—«Option. were dull and fluctuations out»
lined within narrow range. cloainz unchanged.
Spot Iota cloned dull and unchanged. Hpot sales
of No. 2 mixed at tiiic.:unnaded mixed.”
8012.; No. 2 mixealamh. m. hid: m. April,
3-9, ,.:do..ll . We.
mm~diipdyoua were dull. but firm. and cloned
at a slight advance. Spot lots cloned steadr and
unchanged. Spot. laid of No. I white state at
mean; No. I do. at: No. 2 mixed. Slay. 38c.
RYt—Duilzm. 75c.
PORK—Dull; IIGI. stamina for new.
hum—Cloud firm. but quiet: can, zoom;
film. “-03%; M "-
Bummer-nay: western. imam; state. 11
W-
Wit—Steady; state factory. "Keisha:
wanton. “Milk.
W and hardy steady: near-by. it“
one: I“. m
soon—imam and unchanged: flinch!» .
“5%.: W H centrifugal. 6740c. Refined.
mun. ta- dent. TON-item
A. H. We.
a? wow: alliance.
: ’UM- m
manic: m»...
M a l'allee Mundane at the
. I'll“ ll Killed.
Batnlona, Feb. 20.-~Ou Saturday night
a battle occurred on the Chaupeake bay be
tween the pirate oyster dredgers and the
police [not Folly, which resulted in the death
of Capt. William Frank Whitehousc. Capt.
Whitwhwae was a netiveol Norfolk, hm hm]
henna rooideut of Baltimore for in: yeah. 3
lie mu. in command of the oyster whnoncr ‘
Albert Nickel. of this city. When the Sivkcl
was towed into Annapolis harbor yesterday
morning, upon the deck lay the dew body of
Capt. Whitehoule, coward will I heavy tar-
paulin, with a bullet hole in his left tunple.
Alongside the canvas iayaniunhor of repeat-
lug rifles, and acattering all over the deck
were the empty shells of discharged mrt
ridges; Parallel with the bulwarks of the
Nickel ran a crimson stream. The \'ml was
engaged in illegal oyster dredging, and in
uranium tothe order of Capt. Clark, of the
Folly, to heave taraponded with a volley,
which was returned by the police boat, with
the result stated. Two other vemds opened
fire on the Folly, and for ten minutes . there
was a regular battle, ending in the total defeat
of the pirates. The crew of the Nickel, con»
prising ten men, were placed in y'all. ltis
umlerstool that one of the prisoners has can
found to a plot of (our dredging vessels to
drive Capt. Clark of! the grounds, and that
the conspiracy, had been concocted Saturday
aftcrnmn.
PENNSV LVANIA'S LICENSE LAW.
It II Differently Interpreted by
County Court Judges.
HARRISBURG. Feb. Lid—The ncw lli‘L‘lL‘lO
law of this state is just going into ctlcct in
the various countice, and nearly every judge
putaadiflerent interpretation upon it. For
example, in Imhigh county Judge .illiright
rules that under the act of i“? there is no
distinction between the licenses of hutch) and
restaurants. Under the old law restaurant
licenses gave authority to sell malt liquors
and light wines only, while hotel licenses
added the right to sell spirituom liquors
and all kinds of intoxiuuiht In some
counties the judges have become more
stringent under the new law, and
fewer licenses have been granted. but in this
county Judge Simonton, whose liceuw court
closed last week, granted license to every ap-
plicant, and there will he at least thirty more
licensed homes in the county this your than
last. During thc sitting of the court a xiii-Ino-
rial was prcsr-ntcd, signed by all the preachers
in the city, protesting against the Nucof any .
licences. The fact that all applications were l
granted iathcrefore regarded no significant. 1
The result is" a large Incniase in the revenue: ;
Of the state and wunty. Jildgt’ Simnntonphm 3
not agree with Judge Albright in the N‘opo uf
a restaurant liwnw, but hold: them to the old ’
rcgulat ll in.
the
The lnnilnblu Ileuult.
Bimoxnvs, Feb. :30. — l'ohccnum John
Marks, while endeavoring to wrest hie l‘ut’ul-
yer from his wife, who was fooling with it.
was accidentnlly shot in the left lung. and -
now lice in the llnmwpathic hospital in u an
carious condition. A minor was current in
the neighborhmnl that the two had qunrreli-d
previous to the shooting. but thismnld not
be vcriiled.
Could Not Stand Sickncea. .
Jaunsrows, N. \'., ‘o ._ Eli—Clayton
Firth, of Sugar Grow, is dying from two
bullet wounds in the head indicted by him~
sol]. “'hilc in Texas last (all he was taken .
ill and his lif‘nlllf'l' brought him lmmr. in cs- '
planatiou of liisnct he says tin,- Tcxas pliy~
:icinns told him he could not. recover. and it»
“’09 Iiivl "f lupin” mi invalid.
3 l'h-ilantlirnpiat Corcuran’ Again III.
E Wasnmnos’, l’cli. fro—W. \l‘. run-om“,
l the vcncrnblc pixilunthrnpist and inillirnuirc
5 bunker of this city, is rcprrtul to he very ill.
Elle hm ln-vn ~‘ull’vring for the past "math
I from a bronchial Induction. and is m low that
‘ word has been svnt tn lilS I‘v-lntiws out of
. tnwn tn mum? at tlllv‘u to his lmlsidr.
lipstructivc Firm In I’u‘wtuckct.
i'Au'n't'Kit'r. ii. l. ’cl-. ‘.‘U.~— The old ‘
Lchnnun mill um wholly qullhem-u muh
partially destruyml by iirc last night} lntx‘,
snooty. The milk Hv‘l't'owliml l-y Eduard
Thaycr. and rain on robin-r iininp and mum
yams: The wool homo of tin- llivcrddc mill 3
was bunicd. Luis, $5M“. '
To Rent in Tin- I.aml u! Ilia Birth.
st Yolut, Feb. JU. ”A delegation of live i
1 eminent Vem-xm-lnns arrived how ymterdu)
on the steamer Caracas a) rcccivc and vu'nl‘l
home for interment the body of their cuuqm.
triot, Gen. Jose Antonio I’eaz. who died here
tiitccn years ago. 5
The Sofia-ring Prince.
Sax Reno, Feb. 211*1’ hnngh strict ni‘l'm'y '
isobmrvcd by them who actually know the
crown prince's condition, it appear» rio-ar
that the patient is in nu rxtrcnn-ly anions
state. Hourly bulletins are will to llu- cm- I
peror. ‘
Cruahed to Death by an Elevator.
Rocnnsnn N. Y., ‘eh. '10.~An 13 your j
old boy named Edwards, residing in Trenton, f
N. J., wax caught between a [um-rigor vii-tn '
tor and a landing at the Wind-nor huh-l llt‘l't“ '
yesterday afternoon, and cru<hcd to death.
An Accund Diplomat Released. 3
lpxmx, Feb. ill—Gen. Willoughby. iii"
cased by Madagascar of embeulenu-nt \i'hiln-
ambassador of that country to Loud-m. has
been released by the Taumtave authorities.
I
It will take 2.30,“ to break up the Great
Batten), which way sold ru-ccntty for $930,000. i
CONDENSER” NEWS.
A Chattanooga (Tenn) clergyman dm k
poiwn with whi-dty and killed himself.
John A. Bermm has arrived in Nun ! rm.-
cisco. and is in (hourly, pending his prm i»: . 3
bonds for $10,000 on the charge of ll'llllillill‘lil.
land surveys in italifomia
(lea. Blown (Summon says his non Don is not. ;
a candidate for the prcaidency.
Mn. Madeline Goctz, who was sh. t by I
1
Charles L. Giblin, at New York, was hurled '
yesterday. i
A fire in Belong & Cd's. tauncry. in Ih-ud- ,
lug, yeetmlay caused a loan of Mum. ;
The Rev. E. Lund, of Grccnslmrg, Pu. has :
lieen elected [nutrient of Thlt'l i'nllvgv, nt '
Granville, Pa.
A mil for Julia Stanton, a young woman
who left her home in lauds, England, [or
New York fourtem years Ago, revealed n lilo
of depravity, death in ahoepiiul and burial =
in wtter’s field.
Exdlinietcr Salute, of Veumuela. do- ‘
noum-cathc recent seizure by (treat Britain ;
of the anuri gold mines, and clainu that the ‘,
United Stem government should inicrfcre in
the matter.
The Wash-m Nail illll anumny, in hello
ville, Illa. «infused judgment for “10,111? in
favor of the First Rational bank and the
Beilevillo Savings bank on hater-day. The
plant of the company is mini-ted to be
worth 001),“, but. owing to a Weldon in
Uni-Minimum at whichummm
vacuum to run without in», Blush-an
rim down for man] min.
‘wnni culn'. softens the guuie, rcducce>
‘ Ielothm. .
Are you disturbgdatni tandbrokau
ofyour restbyaeick chi] Managua!
crying with pain of cutting teeth It
so, send at once and get a bottle of
Mas. WINSLOW'S Soornnm Brno? FOR
CHILDREN Tnnrnlxo. Its valueis incal-
cuiable. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer imuwdinh-ly. Depend upon it.
molhcrs. there he no mistake about it.
it curl-u ilym MM) .uul dmrrhncu. Ingli-
lair». lhu Plifllltlcll illlil l)U\\i‘lti. cures
inllmmnanun, and gives lone and energy
to the wlmlc system. Mus. \l’msww'fi
Sommxo Srnur FUR Grumman TEETH-
mo in pleasant to tlictustc, and is the
prcscripiion of mu» of the oldest and heel.
femnh- nurse» and physicians in the
”MINI Sluice, and ii for Hfllt‘ IN I“
druugirdi throughout the world. l’riPe
‘3'? wills :l lmlllr. ‘ilfi ‘ly
\l‘lmt Alli I To Ii» 1’
The nymtuliin oi lllliulle‘ilo’h’n ale un
happily but too well known. ’l'hcydill'er
in diileicnt individuals to some cxtcuh
A lliiiuus mun i-i seldom a breakfast cal,
er '1‘...) lnqm-ntly. ales, he has an ex-
Celli'lil appetite for “[101th but none for
Btilltlfl of a morning. lliH tongue will
hardly hear litripi’clltm at any time; if it
is not whiii- and furrwl, it is rough, at
all evrms.
Thedigmiiw system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
he a aynitmu or the two may alternate.
There are evcn Hemorrhoids or loss of
blood. There may be giddineea and of-
ten headache und acidity or llatulcnce
and “tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Green's August Flower, It cost» but a
trifle and thuusaudr attest iia efficacy.
A Household Necessity.
A bottle of Hair‘s Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehuund is the best,
quickest and most effectual cough syrup
made. Will cure croun Ill your children.
Don‘t ln- without it. Price 250. it bottle,
Bury bI-tllo- in-nrs tln- {.u' mmnio- of the
eignntnrc of Jun. l-I. llalrm mi ink. For
sale at Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor-
walk. and all druggista 58045:!)
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Absolutely Pure.
Tlu~ pmnlrr In in -. firic‘fi.
strength itllll \\li..iv.~n(.irm'~~.
than tin» unlumry kin.’~. and cannot lw .. ill in mm-
_&_ in my: nf {mitt}:
‘.\lmr .r \nummil
petition “iii! llxr n mu..- uf in“ r» ~1.-lmr:uu-:ght
alum or ph v—; 2: UK pl r~ NM or. v. ‘1: «nu-K
Hi-yal ltnhlll‘:"lr‘.\|!y""~l,1‘":‘V1Li>irt‘tl. N. \h.
HUMPIllll-IYS’
nommmwzmmmsrzcmcs 1
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, ;
Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
500 PAGE BOOK on Trent-
Ineut ul’AuInula and
Chart Sent Fri-c.
war—Fever- (‘ou catlo l fiarn ll n.
A.A:— pl Iltlcu null “Milk Fri-2."?
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this.» In “La-cu Rheum-u n. ,
t'. 3' tau-In fig“? “charge...
:3. _.»— vet-gr truhiyoma. I l
.. .~ on a. rumor: a.
F. .— .oll‘c or Gripe ellyuc e.
G. (h— llacarriauc. l emorrhaua.
I . .—‘l riuary and Kldne lilac-ace.
I. I. *Eruplivo Di lace. .Ilngc.
J. Ii.—Diaeaaea of lac-lion.
Stable Cm with mm. )lnnnnl.
wmh liam'louand edicnmr. $7.00
Pricc.S|.ngie Wimwdoses). - .60 ‘
field by Draught-i or
Sent Prepaid an Rec-elm or Prlce. l
Bumphreys'led. (0.. 109 Fulton St. I. Y. ‘
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SPEillHll No.28
In ill. so years. .'I"ha unlylmcco-‘Iul remedy for ‘
Nervous nullity. Vial Weakness, ’
.
and Frustration. from our work or other cause- l
'l per Vial. or brinln and lM'K" rial powder. for .6.
slow in liurnm-n or o-m pmumaion mm )I» of
puma—IIa-phnyu' aunt-- C... Wu lulu- M... . l.
l
i‘iwk licmlutlm and follow all “-0 frnublv u incl.
i‘ it I.» a lilmueshituof ll:0l)‘!ii‘l1i.llutli 1.. ix
1 1‘. i, Noun-:1. lirowalncss liiz'tresaafir
l .m in tho Bid". .2 ‘. l’lillc iln‘lr WK!!!
pm... uu can haulxuuuhowa in curing
SICK. ;
ll mica-1m, yriCaricr’aLiitchlvvrl'w mam“, . ",
x '. ~‘lo in (fomllpntlon, curing only. ..:
l ‘. .-mnylngcoiuplalnt. while they 1" n - - .
:1. mlvrsof the stomachnlimulnn- ‘ .
Ami: '11“!le lhalidlcll. Emlflhcymig m; l ‘
HEAB
Av‘. - n. y would Malmm pdcalarato u. ,. ~
l :: r hum this «llslrcmiug complaint; 1 .
;. .l~ iy Ih' iv tfumlulm" docs notcddhoru-
atrium. .! try them will find lhcro little
1 h" i a u :rizmny way iliiutthcy will not i in ,
t..- w - uu'eflh ihcm. Lat niicr {ills-Wk In”:
Atfiifi
lat‘.i~‘i..ml:r.i n... .y lltw \ ii. .‘3 ‘. :‘l‘ain > "n
t.i.:;u U'l - .,‘. Mint. in: . . .' Maid
till’ht do .; yi. ‘ l h
(taro-r1 Lam liver l‘llh ..
u»: g
H The Buck Ranges
sunk. in
Snusugc. llrx. all-mi llmn. he; Wllolc ilmu..liv.:
Town. h m liq". .
‘7 u . ‘ ..‘*”"""
In crtlnug oi the Boat Quality . r S I t R fl n '
'l'hu! mu ln- lull, ’ a e 00 1 '
' ll\’l' mlliin tlmr means call a: my Marin-t and you.
\tul iind ll to your :idvxlnz’atc.
any part of lllt' city. on manor how email the pur- '
rim-r.
ilruwr m vaa-n- :il: mm ml:
KWlirnu-mh. r llm plan: turner )lu'n am! i; Lyi i
Gran." gains
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FOR A MON ’l‘ll
A 1‘
DAVID um,
97, 39,91 Main 81.
Ill’ STAIRS,
Sflll'l‘fl innit."
NEW DR Ubs
n! the
OldStand!
WASHINGTON 51‘.
We lmvr now n~cclvcd a full supply of new drugs,
and im no ”ism-rum: and trial. Tiwduy “u “n.
bcltcr'funnsln-d than cw! with all that goes to make
up a fin-t rinse drngbton' and the public can he an-
eurcd of the “(tallest stock (mm which to have
Pl‘flilil'lllllfllll Ufllllllllllllllllll
Al ohm! nonn- mul and in tlxt' moi-i -k:llful nan
' ' GEO. c. STILLSON.
WOOD Iranians.
DOORS.
BASH. BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
ui' ALL limits.
M 19.9 ‘—
Largc Stock of ‘ Columns
i'or Trimming
,Plate and Shoot Giana.
Steam Sawing. i'luninu.
and Towing.
-.-'-—+-—-¢
Lumber Yard between railroad and carnage
bridgra.
mm at foul of Marshall Street.
South Norwulk, Conn.
Hatch, Bailey & (In.
J ac b M. Layton,
cal Relate and Home Agent.
we] in suruncc Agency
Fire. Lin- and Accident.
on Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Steernge.
i
Draft:I for one .i: and upwards and Money Onions to
all pane of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken,
hiilroud Tickets. Baggage Checked
in Destination.
66 Washington Si... (Si!!! door to Poul-00kt)
South Nos-walk, Conn.
SEWERS!
Down Again rim-c 2‘
Ti.» I'mn- In! Iii: h or I'nor m fl“ the -r ‘l‘ru-lm-
:— 'l' tlw “mm-l I»!
A. 9-5. Durand‘
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our Mann and ll-n mind Sl- _ Sn 3‘.» with.
immobile.- N-‘zik. ‘Jth : Loin Shah, 1..
; limmd'l
Il'illlv. Monk. Hr :
Slinuhlv‘r Sll'lik. 1012;!
End» oi llum. N'-lnr ; i'lau- Ill-vi. 5 m n; l'nnu
Run-i lie-vi lt‘u' ; limo-i llwf, l'.'~' ; .“lllliill ('lmpsM
1:12: in"; of .‘limun, Hr: Bur t'ul’llml llm-l ml
lf ll‘wrv' is anyone “llil “nuts to
Uoode llt‘llit'll’tl rm
lath-ml in rhv hummus lilyét‘llliliel mil u-n ‘
lliltl ~71. r l-=
i l! i-lllli’
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F. H. NASH do BRO
limo: For Sdit‘ a
HEATE
“‘l. i h M iii milsnv: 2:. :’-i | Muslim. :i-m, . :(ln r
ill [1.x Jill}, vv‘nxmm)‘. working: or .-Linpl‘.r:ly of
ma .‘lllt‘lll
I». ”l llu- mzuhmn. Aim for .-.i.. til.-
I.I‘JA1)IN(:} IRANGB IS
pizim uni nut}. “:1!!!”an Him-r. nzuprr .-l.x 1! :xml rr
mwu. Also a. liar
SELF FEEDING STOVE.
.ir damn: lintlll 1)] ml- r um: i" u!
n ~ for amnli or mgr hrnlllr.
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for lllv pa '
Decorated Ilium-r and ’l‘cn an.
A in: w «wk of .nm, Mom: and porcelain mm,
:x‘l \zir Mir- of llL-llt‘l', :ilfioagood stock of plum
.lllll fun v ul‘tr-iil'llfi‘. lianczng and mhiv lump»
nm-s. Urmmtod singh- cups and anlu‘rr‘. n m 1hr
l'rriu 'mn I‘uokmg I'utit, I’n's‘crvmu l‘o's, and Sir“
Pans. nim’l‘mlet I'apcr whn‘h cimsl-lvrt readily and
um»: nut obstruct thc pip-‘34
“'c are arrme for the (law (':iy anin' Filter.
firm: SELL at the [Antilfi'l‘ PRICES
lie: pu‘pftft‘tl to makc mmwrimm with main r-ewcr
'l'lscy nrr‘ of tlw rtglr “150‘ in: tin-_
F. l“. PII‘JRC‘E
DEALER m ‘
NIC‘V IQ]? l’l I ’3‘}
mm
iicncrul Scwcr i'oui rau'ior
pi )c:l in thin city on the moot favorable tcrma,
’artics' lntcndinLr to connect with the recently laid
sown” in ihig city will find it to their advantage to
call on him.
P‘. 31. I’lERCE
Box 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
— A 90% 7a; «—
\"c nrr [Irrpuh'd to do at‘inIt clasp job of
EELATING
IIAVIHIR. EAST BANGOR. or
ARGYE SLATE
per [00! and upward.
i-lmn: Slate roofing should ("ill on us
mrtuu: clscwhero.
A. BACK 85 Co.
\l‘um N ,rm! of l‘invilami South Norwaik.
l' A N MIR ill L'l‘ llO'l‘lZl. !
0n tlu- Iiurupcun I'lam.
iii: ‘ :v-s
'vcfon con.
i‘or. it! St. and Lexington Ave"
NEW YORK.
Onc ilinulv's Walk from Grand i‘cn-
.alci. Bill ill.
liliMS'l'illlK llllfl'l"
Have Opened To-Da‘y
Their Full Line of
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING-
——~UN
Saturday, Feb. 25th.
lOMS’I‘OCK BROS.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
(law
80. Norwalk. Norwalk.
I I I“, .
m NEW AND BIEGAM J. r, Peckwell.
——ch|| ARM— § "antes Block.WIterBt.,
Non-walk, - .Oonn.
“JENNIE lllllE’” .................
serum: lineman H A" R N E S S
"condemn... m...‘ “a...“ m
' e
IS THE BEST- noormm. Ii! 1 menu in the state forthe aloof
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, 8w.
Pine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old mam-hm I will he?“ -
for line at Whipe. Sponges Chums. 3::
none. reed um. Traveling rim ac.
trail Ilcpnl.
l.-u‘:i’nl n wt in lhr El-wnlcd ll. if Mum-nu rind
«rm-t rar lun'r.
Ellllililltd mil: 3
TI”) Iil'NN l’A'I‘I'IS'l‘ FOLDING LAB-‘3
Iillll I-‘IRII ESCAPE. j
Bacon-3* currin‘d in And from the (lcpnl. and Paris i
ugra t llt'i‘kt‘tl irm" of chargv. b.“ film
Medium Prices.
MATTHEW CLONE, Proprietor.
l‘irat-(‘lzme Itcat all rant.
CARPETS!
The Lam-not Stock in M-lc-‘l fr
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Elwin” "will Drum-Ii.» ('arpi-t. SW up. Eli-gun: Tapestry Bruncllatiih‘. 7dr. 804‘ until“: Heavy
lnjmuw. t1 , ’0' and on. Etna Loni-ll lngruln- 75v.
WINDO‘V SIL\I)I*JS.
HOLLAND ellAliKS. wind quality. ourpr'xng rollers, will fringe. uli n'udy to hillL'. '0'“ Spring
It at... It!» I iillxli‘l-Z Hill-Li, mm lime 'I'i‘llilmtlvfi 1‘milpli'ii‘_ N". All Ilr:i-- I‘nlr-‘ami ‘l mummy.-
‘l m,
WALL
murmur :«vrm'u or new ran-mus.
5 In“ Mylo". :‘h‘ to :1!» pct roll. Without Gold. Tr to 50:- pct roll.
1"!) lfiN l'l‘U R E.
('unm- Suiia, $18. 8 picen. Ash Bedroom Suits. 5?: up.
l'arlur Sun-- in great variety, Bedding. Bed spring», rn- . at low pin-cs
up,
lamhmpiim. In fact anything: to turnip-h your hon
pru'rs i‘nrpclil awed by heat
and employ the neat workmen in each branch at our
0. E. SMITH’S,
No '.' Atlantic St. corner of Broad. mppmitc the I’mebytcrlun and Baptirtchurchcu)
STAMFORD. CONN.
Retxilili-lwd in New York ('iiy 1M5.
and laid by Practical Upholeicrcm. We do as due workman)! city house.
' CANPETS!
om of any ntnnr in the state at
l’l‘ PM)“ .
iImNmu-d Hold, W!’ l i.."*‘ pvt mil. l'lam tinld.
Walnut and i‘hcny 'llcdmom Suite, 325
Putin-re, [arc t‘urtaina,
... complete can he found how at lcso than city
bus-inert. Oooda delivered Without extra change.
“arr
FE. K. Lockwood & Cos.
..,. Special Prices
_: ',.v to .
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
rotated with
Nickel Plate
w
[t is made in
YOUR
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
R I C II MO N I)
RANGES
'Plllll‘l'lllll 0F ill. llllllll
AT THE
Sentinel Oflice,
The LADIES FAVORITE. because
it ie LIGHT RUNNING and done
such beautiful work. Agenta’ Favor-
ito.beeause itia aquiek and euyaoller.
unis Willllliwl’lli numu.
.‘n '03 cmavm
:qu Minimums co.
lion. 9 and ii limit Pearl Street,
ALBANY. N. Y.
may finals
1
MW um ;
l
RAILROAD PLACE.
Hill l'I'Il NORWA Hi
i
an Fillilll'l Lilli.
lorull ilewlnri
IN EVERY VARIETY
LOW PRICES
may of Norwaik at Eagle.
H. KRIEGEB’SJ
Will make deli ill . In“
in i" "
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Shite
fuzzynir‘yln l. H "I riw. ; . iffxllfh‘! . *5 ”7" and
1.1.5.2: "" . ’1i.§2..-:,".. .. f; ' ,‘;;'.~.:.,t:, . “ 1 . Tin Roofers.
u‘e .- 1.x. . l‘..'-‘. ‘ .o 0
hi“? Hi i“ 1;" »“ “ {I}: h 2:. 3’ 1 .ml.‘ A u u Lo CKWOO w 0 .~
W m ' . . -
19,3393. .z voawatn.
M... We. "mam
"one; on...“
, Mancini Halal Block, mach-“aw...
3‘ ‘ ma. ltailreada at Grant: W
.South Nor-walk. Conn.
h lb ' fl ‘
1 mafia, "'E'fi
\ modem! on Ibuwd
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