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THE TARIFF BILL AT LAST.
To a: rnzssmro TO THE FULL
comma: Touonnow.
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Salient Feature; of the l‘lt'aaul’c-Ilfl‘l
Material. we. Made free—A Cut on
Steel “Him Per Cent. llnlnrtlnn.
Mr. Baudall'a Oppolltion.
'Wasimmrox, Fab. Lia—Tho Denimratir l
members of the ways and menu» minimum
are understood to have closed their labors
yuterday. The bill will be presented to the
full committee for consideration tomorrow.
It llll My been sent to the public printer,
and will probably be in type today.
It li'lmposlble to give the full ilrtuils of the
billet this hour. 'l‘humpmln-is of the Hull-
mitten comet-nut in its preparation have
Shown unusual discretion It is said the bin
will be u ounemtire one. Raw materials of
every kind and nature utilized in our menu-
factnriag industries are placed on the free
list. ltis underewl that the duty ull mail
and iron ore has not been changed. The
southern states rich in iron ore proteatml
against any reduction.
There will undoubtedly be a out 'of not less
tbanwaud not more than :7 in steel rails.
Evenifthereduction is only 86 per the no
foreign rails oath! be imported into the
United States to-day in competition with our
home steal milk, as the prior oi :‘lllt‘l’li‘flll
rails is his; to-day by $2 or $3 per ton than
the prim in London with freight and duties
added. A general but. mulernti- mluction
wilibomade in the iron and stwlu-hedulo,
but so mixlerute that the iron mill men of the
country ought not, it is said, and cannot com-
The free list contains jute, hemp. flux, wool,
lumber, salt and building stone. There is a
longlist of other articles, but llltm- are the -
most important. The reduction on pig iron
is very slight. It will simply be a drop from
mmmw per ton. A reduction of 20 per
unit. will be made on plate glass and no per
cent. on t'onimon window gin»; Earthen-
ware will be reduced about 1‘: i=3 pvr vent.
ad velorem. The duty on metals is mini-ed
practically from 37 7mm per vent. mm 1-2
percent.
The most important schedule in the bill is
the wool schedule. The framers of the bill,
it is understood, believe that in the event the
bill bet-muesli law wool mmiufarturvi-a‘ will
be pinned uponnbasb ul' proslmi'ity which
they how not and do not i-njny llllllt'l’ the
present tariff. It iu‘laimml that lllv‘ bill if
[Misaeilnsdrawn will give to tlm mnuufnu-t~
urer otworsted and wwllm gvuul> at lu-nnt
wpercent. ad valorem mun- prom-tin” nil
their products than they now have. it will
practically, too, Open up the markets of the
world to them.
The sugar schedule is riNllll't‘ l 3.": pvr rent.
or in all a grim. reduction of $l‘3,llltl.lltl_l.
The main object of title l‘t‘illli'flt’ll i.~ pruna»
rily to reduce the revenue. .\t the- ~anu- time
it strikes at the Sugar tru<t while pruti-vnng
the Louisiana sugar planter il> fur as lf was
practical.
ltisnot beliveil that the lllI:lllln-f~ of the
committee know exactly What tho aggregate '
reduction on imports will amount in The
general imprtwion. I]! Never, ie that it \\ ill
aggregate from 5505 1001.000 1.» stadium“
The administrative feature: i f [ll'i‘Vl’ ru~ tariff
bills is in the one to be rcpt-rial. suvli n» no
tending the bonded period. etc. The retluw
tion on internal revenue will amount to from
@300,“ to 830,000,W. This will be princi-
pally upon tobacco and the licenses and texts
on distillers. _ It is very improbable that any
reduction will be made on whisky, beer or
spirits distilled from fruit.
It may he said in a general way that the
average gross mduction on all articles, includ-
ing the free list, will be about 50 per cent. It
is more than probable that whatever the tour
mitteo propane: to do in connection with the ;
reduction of internal taxation will be imme»
dietely followed by the introduction of a hill
into the committee before the bill for the re»
vision of the tarill is introduced into the
house, or as least if not, it will follow the in—
troduction of the tariff hill into the home at a.
very early date.
The statement or rumor that fish is to he
placed on the free list is absolutely false. The
proposition was never seriously romitleml,
and will form no part of the bill.
It is said that Mr. Randall is alri-mly pre-
pared to launch a tariff bill so ultra in its
character that. it mateblishes the duty on
manyarticles which exhud under the tam
prlwto 1883, and many others Which were
reduced by that. mm, that Mr. Randall‘s mu
will probably never bemme a lam ur ill the-
rontait on the floor.
Accuned of Treason lu tlu‘ l‘nmn.
O'n'AWA. Feb. Bit—In the house of mm-
mons today the government Will bi- ques-
tioned as to what action it intends to take in
the case of Mr. Ellis, the member for St. John
city, who is an open and evowul mlvw-ate of
the annexation of Canada in the United
States, contrary to his oath of tillegiauw,
Seven and a Half Venn; for IJqu-nlmnent.
Petunntrma. ‘eh. flit—Joseph (3.
Knight, the embezzling bmkkeeper of the
Manufacturers‘ National bank. of this pity,
was yesterday sentenced to seven years and a
half in the Eastern penitentiary and to pay a
[moot $500 for robbing the bank in whirh he
was employed
Ilia Friend: Are Anxiom.
NYACI, N. Y., Feb. 29.—-Albert lleynohhi,
aged til years, has been musing from his
home in the lower part of ltiockland county
since Feb. 10. He started for Paterson, N. .l. ,
minding to return home the next «lay. He
has not been seen since.
“can” Buflhge for Women.
Bmos,l’-‘eb. Ell—in the home )‘t'hlt'l‘tltty
afternoon the bill granting license suffrage
to wean wan substituted for an adverse
ccmmitteenportbyavouonle to to.
Harden-r Deehlth Mun lung.
Jinan, Feb. 29.~It in nunounml oili-
daily that the governor will take no action
in the case of Bookw'ith, the oondemnml mur-
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CONDENSED NEWS.
A jury was oanpleted in the Maire-Flynn
eaeaat New York yutortlay afternoon, m]
an adiourmnnt taken until today.
John K. Platter, a clgarmaker of Intruder,
Pamemmlttad suicide by hanging w. my.
pal.
Aunt. [arm-god ll, fell down an elo-
velar-halt at Cincinnati, receiving fatal in-
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wiggle:
THEY WILL ESCAPE.
Millionaires will pet the Benefit of the
Bhutto e! Unltatloaa.
New Yetta, Feb. flwlt begins to look as
if Jay Gould and Emails-go are to weapon
trial for felony for converting to their own
use nearly $3,000,000 of the bonds of the Den»
ver Pacific Railway company on the technical
ground that. the illegal act is out
lawed. Thogrand jury on Monday bonded
to Judge (lowing, who presides in Part I,
l general when, this question:
“Does statute of limitations begin to run
statute of this kind must be literally roa-
strued in favor of the defendant and atriutly
:(onatrued as against him. That would be
. the rule of construction, and would apply if
this statute were ambiguous; but, as
' I read it, it seems to be lerfectly
plain. Whenever therein a fraudulent and
felonious misappropriation, in my judgment,
the statute of limitations commencestoruu
from that day. b'o before you would be per
, mitted to inilit-t. any person under this section
l of the law it Would have to appear that the
alleged misappropriation had taken place
, within five yearn; Then- is om- t-xvvption to
‘thnt rule. If the rounnitterof tlu- otl'enfie
{was without the jurmiit'tinnnf tlwmurtit
. doea not begin torun until he wants “ilhin
l the jur'mliction of the t-ourt."
i The grand jury then returned to their
linrelation to Withholding from the date a... Cantu-d Corn. lite 6 i‘uns 8 66
crime was oonnnitted or from dim-very of “ ’l‘omutoes, II 6 “ 60
the rectal" " Succotuh, l3 6 “ 7:!
Judge Cowing replied yt‘ntorduy as follows; “ lilnln Ileana, M ii “ 52
“I have carefully exumlnud the question and “ l't'fls, l5 ti " til
come to a definite conclusion wm. refer- " Salmon, H H " l 95
euro to section on of the penal t-mle, a crime " I‘lhfilenfllm) ‘7 ll .' l 0i’.
touimitted in deletion of that. M‘Ilflll l‘l un “ linked Bruins.“ t2 " 9H,!
tloubwdly a felony, and therefore the statute “ l’lllllpliln, I2 I; ' l Ii
of limitations of five years applim A penal
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We have a largestock ‘of the
‘ Best. Quality of
tanned floods
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Wllirli we an- urihn: at the following
lLOW PRICES
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but lllli not lt'tlrl E
Uillllll‘lllll lllliflli,
Very good and very olienp at ‘1"-
or 5 for sloo. We challenge
our competitors l0 match this
bargain. llaro sold it lot or
them and a few more remaining.
All these Gulls Warranla’ifi
Liz-e than t; « nn~ at the rugulnr Niall prawn
lllllle ll lnmsmcl.
9 room. It is believed that they will dispvne of
l the case today. and that the. charge will be
f dismieéinl.
Sale of Valuable “'urka of Art. ,
New Youu. Feb. zit—At the auction sale l
, of the Albert Spencer collection of paintings
l Inst night sixty-eight pictures realized $3.54,—
3 300. ’i‘royon‘s “Cattle and Sheep" was sold .
, to an art dealer for $20,000, Ueronw‘s .
, "Snake Chunner" brought 519,54”, Delu- ‘
il'l‘DlX‘S “Christ at the Tomb.” 80,000. and
Millers ”Liloaners,” $10,400.
A Double Lynching.
t'msrox, Ky, Full. L“.t~l~1nrly yceterilny
morning a mob of fifty llll'll broke open the
. jail at this‘ plane and twill; therefrom Sam ;
i’rii-v white) and \l'illmul lint-ms (him-kl and ’
swung; them to the limb of n .syi-nmon- tree. i
The built-.4 Were pvnnitto-d to hang until after ?
daylight, when they were ta'm-n ilnwn by the
am hi ll‘lflt‘s and buried.
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Charged wlth Crlmlnal Carole-nine».
lllti‘MKIXX, Feb. Bil—«The ('uri'iner's jury in E
the vase of the \'li‘[lllIS of the twirl-lent of Feb. ‘
, 11. when a tlrri'luk fell from the, elevated rail~ .
l‘uzlil, smashing a street car, found a verdict ,
last night that death mu tlm insult of rare :
lLSSIlt'SS of Fun-man Svhaefer and Superin-
tendent {var-liner, ol' the t-lmatml road. The
m'vux‘nl are lllltlt‘l' nrrwt.
'I'In- Hazlett-n .‘llncrs Sm‘rnmb.
liazuz'ros, l’u., l‘i-h, Lit—Thexnim-mktriki- 1, '
in tli1~ region is broken. About sm‘vntylim E
, men mthv employ of A. l’u‘reiw .\ (M. r-—
sumul Work _\‘e.~tiix‘.lu_\‘, and a large number ‘
f are applying lit the (‘unipany'< ullivet‘nrnnrk.
. 'l'ln- Illlllt'f“ employed by l.lllllt'l‘lll:lll &. Sheer
will remun- tumorruw til a bolt.
Vetoed by Governor Green.
TnEN‘rox, Feb. LEI—Governor Green yes—
terday vetoed the bill for local option and;
high license. Inhismenagehe says that he 5
presents his objections in obedience to the
constitutional direction, but with no him
that any reason which can be urged will hm» '
any effect upon the legislature.
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Explosion of a Colliery Holler. ,
Snauomx, Pu, Feb. Bil—A ferriliv huh-r j
i'xpltleon occurred at the Last l'luim-ui'ul l
liery, near thisplnve, yesterday. 'l‘ln- tin-umn,
Israel Startml, was severely uml perimps ‘,
fatally injured. 'l'hrbuilding and nim‘bincry ,
were much damaged. The berated boiler “as .
one of a nest of six. ‘
The Wreck of the Julia.
VALLEJO. Cal, Feb. Lib—No more lxxlics
were recovered from the wreck of the Julia
yesterday. It is expected that. fifteen or
twenty will be found when the tinsel in raised .
At the mouth of the Congo there isn re l
markublo submarine valley. Just at the
mouth of the river it is L452 feet deep, and it ,
, cnntxidhtinctlytramlfor 100 nlllt'fiillli to l
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3 TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Honey and Produce
Quotationl.
)lzw Your. world—Money closed at 2h, prr L
cent. The lowest rate was Sand the hlglmsi 2&3, .’
Exchange clowl steady: [meted rates, tum; :
will; actual rates. lfi'llqalilfilg for hilly days ;
and “Eagle?“ for demand. Um'ernIni-nlu l
closed steady; currency 65.13) bill: is, mup_
1:539 bid; 4K5, do, 1075 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as fullliVlrl; lininn
theta. llmllli; Union landgrama, 1mm}; l'num
sinking funds. Illicit”; (leutrala. lltlitllti.
The stock market was extremely dull ibis
morning. Lurkawanua. Mling, St. Paul. ltn-h
mood and Terminal. Erie, Lake Shore. [nonuni-
aml Nashville. Union Pacific and Western l'mou
wemthe more active stocks. In Ill" tlrxt hour
there wauaweak tone and prim-n tlrvllimi frat--
tlonully. but in the hour to noon lllt' font: wan
atmnger and prices in“; ream-mi the morning
decline. At noon quotations us a rule were up if.
my; per cent. from those of lent night. The
market. continued dull during the afternoon.
l‘ricee changed but slightly and tleullngu wen-
wlthout lntemting feature. Therloelngprhm
were generally )3’ to 35 par rent. higher than :
tho» of last night. The IMF“ for the day ,
amonntml in noun Ilmrre.
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General Marketa.
Xxw \‘omi. Feb. filmwl-‘liflb'llwtlimual steady at
unchanged prim: winter whmt extra. 92W;
)llnnemta do. 823mb; city mlll rxtm. “am
473. for West indies; Uliio extra, 92m).
Southern flour clowdstemiy; Common to rliulw
extre. MW.
WHEAT-.Optlnmi were dull and Irregular,
cloning at about imbic. decline. Spot Iota
eluted dull and unchaniml. Spot nab-a of .\'0. 1
ml “Ate at mam-.2 No. 2 tIo., We; No. 2
red winter, 91km; ungradevl red. Walla
No. 2 rod winter. Fen. W4 4b)., March,
.bid: do. ”"th-
coRN—Optionn were dull and dammed, I'ltllh
lng,afteramoderate amount of trading. about
steady at. yesterday’s prices. Spot lot» t‘ltml
mm, at team. decline. 89m. mum of 3'”, _»
mixed at 950.: ungradnl do. ”farm“. , ..
mixed. March. 571466559504 “it. May. “Me
53960.: do. June. 5W
oawoum were dull and may in the
early dealings, but cloned more active and mm
at about last night's prim. Spot lots eliml
needy and unchanged. Spot rates of So. 1
white etale It W4 No. it (In. ”GUM;
No. 2 mixed. III}. ”037%.; do. Marv-h. :lfi'.
RYE—Quiet: state, the.
BUl'l'Blt»«Btmly: state, 376%. ;
1403c.
(.Wl-‘lmly held; state factory. tmo
mu; western. “your.
mum steady; near-by. mam:
welt-re. -
man-aw dull at wheeled prion lic-
MW: out. teat and mind. We;
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canon-nun; white ma 0. use;
”to; (‘Jlifl-
western,
iManufacturers’ and Painlers’
, run, that they may no out. into the world m-ll bred
.[lllll u. l}. Jill GUFFEE.
in'tlll‘ the town, try it.
Price 350 a lb. ,
DANIEL li’lllIRINII-JIIIBI.’
ll'nslilugton Street Bridge.
The Model Mariel.
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SERVED l.\' THE III-INT MAXNER.
it run mint fln‘ i‘lwim-st MEATS. Ulllnlut'lln“
{llhlu'rfi of trouble or my. )H'l wm find them at my
.lzulm'~ as twll n~
Poultry of all Kills,
lN l'i‘s SEASON. ‘
F. HAYES.
llllilliJ‘Z‘S Ill,Ut‘K, - Mll‘Til NORWALK.
Join; Ill.'l'l-Zlillls,
\i'Lnllrrdn nullRi'la1.llt*:liil'ltlrlllklnd!‘ of
Bill]. All wool?
Brick. Limo, Cement.’
glut: Stone. Etc.
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llouuiniu. F'nukliu, and
il‘illwsluzrrr t'oulw.
Anal}! it? Hill
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Bill PAIN? 5
Yank {uni .4’
allltll .‘ trot-ta.
DFIH' S‘uiv
swu lNI] BUSHNELL?
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ilrnnri» ill‘ »
\‘l‘noueirr up llrun. burnt: nt ‘
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Ship (L‘Inindli-ras.i
362 “HYPER-ST" I'oot llank,|
lllllllil lll’illt'i‘. ,
I’l'lll’.’ LI‘IA I) & OILS. IKAIIJIUAII ('Ulr i
RS. "1131‘ MIKE]! PAINTS.
Sum Swim lifiml inn-b» .‘e‘m’RF, Mill-1,”! .iiaun- l
t‘l‘liltlltl rrrlrrs. Itubbrr .‘Ililt'llfl and blows, Hill
(‘lolhiuu
Dredging Materials. 3
l.l.\'li~', limos. HnM'KM-Is. NHTs. twooml
hlltfl'llln AND FORKS,
Uf lwrt llltlit'fllll mulin "ir‘i‘llll path-rm- for the 0314
fr! llll‘ltu‘se.
Ilflpl'l'lllll’ l'repurilil t'otlou Dredge
ling ltupe. .tlnnilln film] and "and,
Dredge nine.
(hie. Parking. “’nstv. Ito-r. and it full lim 1)! HW‘ ‘
nt‘t'lu' fiupphre. Manor Lights, (Elm-mp, Flow. 7
ursanv “nut I'Iucm.
Brittle! Attention to Orders by Mail or chumgor {
Short H1nts|
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Social Etiquette.
CUIIIIIIIO'II from Mr lulrntuml In! irorks‘.
on tho- imbjcvt by "Aunt .llulililu." ‘
l‘llli'fi. Wren”;
’i‘hmlnmkihoulilbrim-very flrml domain» of
knowing "The proper thing todo." 'i! all drain'
lnlwhavepmpt-rly mullo know what iu the but
who"! of unnatural. What Iliail we teach om child-
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"lilloll’l‘ HINTS" romaine thr all-wet. and will
be mailed to any adulnw image pnpahl on rmrlpt
of price.
SPECIAL.
lfntll further millrr we will mail l'llt'll of our
frimdu a copy of the above valuable hook until-anti
freon! Village. if they will mail no la wmpwa- of
Dullblllll' Kit-uric Soap.
fly folding up the uranium an you would a news.
pup-'1'. the lulu-tum! will be only 9 train.
Always put your full name and addm on the
OIIIIIIII'_0I the bundle and write on the word lati-
quvtte also. end then we will know who nulli- it.
i. L. CRAGIN 35 (30..
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
Baa-Ian ll-
U. I. Pat. 0-“
me to 1883.
Dillon, 436 Iain Street.
amnenroag, con n.
WI JHJLBKE
One Quanta—The Beat.
Bet-f. \‘i‘al. Lamb, Hutton, Pork. Salt and Fruit,
t'onmi Beet emokul Tongue. llama,
shoulden, liminJialugua. Frenk‘
forlOJItc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 \ ltlngton Street.
H. s. noon;
. Watches,
Jewelry,
AND »
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Hpi‘t‘lai attention laid to lln' npulmq nf lim‘
wattlm and Jewelry.
a3 Mala Mrcct.
.IouN 'I‘RIS'I‘RA‘M,
OPTIOIAN,
'53 Main 81., So. Norwalk,
. fIN H.S.ROOD’SJEWELRY swan,
CANDIES
H.’ nil L l.Il-. l’..~l ( ill"
BAKERY !
t'illtXl'l ‘tll'lAh’. i KINIIY TOYS. M ii: (ml my ztv
llll'lil uf onmim-ntai (and):
Mrs.John Holland.
iHllllllllrllnul ,,
I..\ I' III? II" III.I K‘K.
lll SH" HALL llllilf'li,
l‘ ill" ;.;:l.. in L'il
Flrsl—lllasslruserles
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LOW PRICES.
“r poll the
llxIIIi-I' in lioilr.
“r uim but» it line
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ion-limb r a u-amrr)‘
but oil ulllt'l'
limit-r tlutt “t' arr ~t‘lltllL’ lo“. f'nlneI
and fr, it.
8001]
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COFFEE, “l m
II. I". STEVENS.
this": In”. IIIIIII'K.:
ciiiiii iii“
It IE] ’AIIIIN (fr
IEN HIM I. BLACKS.“ IT" I Kit
This i» ”w pen-ml in whlrh to prepare for u ltltt'l’
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and u lit lwttei to get ready for l’I)ll:',ll trawl than to .
win: mml ttn- rim-y winter M'Mlll
Work of all kiniln pertaining to ramayv makiu
amt grin-ml lilnrkeinimin: promptly lliit'lldl‘ll In.
Wagons of all lilml- made to mull-r.
Wiigomo for pair.
Hem-y Tilly.
MAIN STREET,
JOIN;i H. SMITH,
Full
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GILBERT M. BITCH.
Livery and read Stable
WARWICK "I’r'lln
flown and Purl-gm- "lift for all iur uluviu.
Camer- at ”rpm to mm All Tram.
Good Tnmontr at “Mllmlllt' l’rli'w.
Telephone l'lllll.t'l'tllill. m it
J .H Klinefelter,
DEALIIII IX
lull, Fish lyslers,
Vegetables. Fruits.
GAME!) GOODS. ETC
in. N. fill tall. Depot.
T'llphone (mum.
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;Mens’ Rubbers,
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MEN h" BUSI‘ON
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I2 Main Street.
1 Will. PAY Till-f
Night‘s! (and; Price:
MIL:
liiltfs. ileum. llottlm iron
and llrtziis.
, l'ul'i‘lr- it: >\ .m'. an ..
tai |"l.'\l (n ‘
W I l.l.l.\tl FIDDNIOIIIZ.
wrru xouwux
.1 ".i «furl»; l‘b‘ 70'an ('1: :qu-
.,-_ or--.»
ALL GRADES,
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the Least Money
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luau: H’l‘ltEB’l‘. Hour” nonuniixlclark & Lane ' Block.
MAIN STREET.
,(ila'r Tun: “IIES'I‘.
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Twenty In use In up town. one at them in Ile-
llmunel out". when tea hence in mum on
Application.
W. H. MEEKER,
Sole Agent for Not-walls.
sanitary mafi‘m In; in..." heating a
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la; tomu all nine or H .
V .. loath 3mm. t‘t.
Host quality. 33.50."
.- l liouneholil. bring ‘J. 2i4. :‘K
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Hartline“! Creamery Butter In PRINTS, ..... ........ .351: lb
Cocoa-ml Macaroon: ...... . ......................... , ..... . ..... “
~ choice Florida 0rmsgou,.ll.l. l’lllCl-‘Js.
‘FIIIO Immune. , ,
Celebrated Dew-Drop tanned Colin and l‘egctuhlen.
l'l‘hfl \ery Beat Tone and L'olloce, .
,Wltllo llooli CIIIIII)‘ Syrup, .................... . .............. 209 III
In" I'rcalu (Slice-e,
,l'ure llluplo syrup,........ l5”
tAngel Soup, WILI. I‘LIDA'I‘, Italic, .............................. 0:51-
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
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BUY'
THE mum. RUNNING I
New Home.
. Sewing Machine.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
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w. B. HALL a. 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
i Inventory Completed!
Fresh Bargains Brought Ill Hill
‘2 (run l)rn~~~ Good-1 21,; yards u xlr admits-ml by ollu One 1m
.69}? lauieudotneti chi. lax-t for: Fl'l’tlt‘ Clemson nu, Wide Scotch l'laids. all Wool, 2.3 me. All
“'oul I’lnin suiting- ".5 i‘i< t'hihlrrns lllllli‘nlv'ir, 1|), Ni... l1. and films. Regular price, 15, 30. 3:), and
f :93, Hamburg Edgiugs ] (I u yurd
CLOAKS-
SA-nl Plush Sm lines 515 and it'll. Sewinnrhrtr t xst-tly hull prinu
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
To mormw we mil ollu-r 11 large lot of
REMNANTS’
l And slmnlxngtli-I of Bienrtml and Hill! Bleached Table l)
r house-s at 3011's.. our price. 3i ctr.
nmmks.
_ , '23" 3 :ml Ill". yurds in enrh lilt'ft‘.
. nmdr and V‘ft’lt‘t‘illli'. finch irrglh “ill lw- imirhul in plain limit
entire lot will lw ul‘. imr wnrrr bargain c-nmtrr,
The length in.» well Hdaplrd to ever
Three are heavy, horn-pt 2001.19. Irel
’ _ ,~. Imrhthe' quantity and prire. 'llw
'l‘h-i »; ialitiw muzrlr >m '
25c. to $2.00 per yard.
Tin-y mr \rr) t lu-zip
(‘eme cam.
Our funds will plbnw remember that mrry t '1.
price dam: in u two mvk-s \ em.- in .2 c.3.-_
. 1W. B. HALL 8‘ GO.
roR YOUR
shMeats
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PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Hoods llL‘llVi'h‘tl promptly and special attention p Lll to orderr if“ at the mum-l
'l‘lu- wili lmn good opportunity in buy good table violin: at very low prim.
ink, Shawl p'v."-~ of “llilt‘r zoo-l3 mil -:n at some
.\ full lim- of
VEGETABLES. ‘
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
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T. BURR GUYER &. SON.
spurnowoon.
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.‘Il'l "RIDERS FILLED I’IIIINII’TIII'.
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CITY FOLKS FIND 11' TU 'l'ilI'IlII All\'\NTAfili TU TRAN". WITH US.
GIVE! US A TRIAL--
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IIARD I’AN I’QRICEK.
TURKEYS
The Cheapo“ and Beer In Town.
lift)”: GROWN. I’Iilii'lll EVERY DAY.
HOME DRESSED OHIOKENB. em
AND DUCKS.
Alma full line of
Oranges, Lemons. rrulta, Cranberries,
and Canned Gouda.
*Amow ..
flout. rlah. Oysters, Olean- aud location--
Remaon’s M a. r}; e 1: .
Norwalk Chronicler