DEAD emu Jscui.
HORRIBON R. WAITE SUCCUMBS T0
PNEUMONIA.
m 0‘ C Oliver Dhtlngnlahed In the
5m 0" law-Both Ilene» of Col-
fana- Aaueara as a um. of Respect.
3 M Ito “censor.
Venomous. larch 24.—— ohm Junta
mnwumm lledimlofpnew
nodaatthlo o'clock yeaterday nwrning at
& mm. 1,415 I street. N. W. lie
I.“ ill at Saturday lent, havingcan‘ht
Jmflnsdtohhbsd on Sunday, but
anoudayheinuetedupm goingto the
W court lobe present when thede-
in the telephone suit: was rendered.
weather was mild and Dr. Gardner
tohie urgent request, every preclu-
5 ll
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written by the chief justice, but
we.- llltorend it from the bench, and
duty was therefore performed by Justice
Word. As soon as fusible after the
reading‘Juetioe Waite left the bench and wax
hurriedly driven home. It was ndniitted
‘ that the trip to the Capitol was far from
1.
Bio condition on Tuesday was not alarm
lug, but on Wednesday cimumcrilxad prim
mouin showed illelf. During Thurndny night
EVE
5
('HIEF JUK’I’ICE WAIT}; ‘
he was ccmtfortnblc, and no particular alarm
was felt, but at fl o'clock yesterday failure of
the heart's nction was olrv-rvcvl. and at 05le
o‘clock he panned awn):
Min Waite wm the only mcinbcr of the
family at home when hcr {other «wxni taken
sick, her mother being on the Pacific cmst
and her brother and sister-iirlnw in Cincin-
nuti. The chief juetiw's son Wm telegraphed
for, and he and his wife reached Washington
on Thursday.
To say that the chief jinn-'0’» dcntb um n
surprise to nearly every one in Washington,
his own family illc’lllilt‘tl, is not nu exaggerat-
tion. Ht! dill not think he “'51: going in div,
and his but words were thnt in: felt twirl: :
. of n northwust gnlo Capt, Gould and crew, ’
The justice was a hole man to look at. but he
had a stroke of pnralys'ni some you“ ago, and
his friends have been solicit-ms ab int him on
that account, fearing n murmur» of the old
symptoms.
Out of respect for the memory of thc inn.
chief justice both bottles of congrm and the
supreme court adjourned imnmlintoly upon
convening, and the flags upon the Capitol and
public buildings throughout the city have
been placed at half mast. '
At 8 o'clock the president was informed at
the and event. He at once sent a dispatch of
sympathy tolllrs. Waite, and soon after at
rooted the lame by the secretary of state of
the following proclamation to the people of
the United States:
The painful duty devolve“ upon the pmi»
. dent to announce the death, or an early hour (in:
morning, at his residence in this cit r, of Morrison
ll. Waite, chief justice of the United States.
which united (Alice be had held mum.- March vi,
1874, with honor to himself rind high usefulness
tohilcountry. In testimony of respect to the
mummy of the honored (lead it is ordered thnt
the executive offices in Washington be closed or
the day of the flunernl, and be draped in mourn
in for thirty days, and that the national ting
be displayed at half meet on the public building.
and on nll national vessels on the day of the: In
neral.
The late juitice was the youngest of eight
children and was born at Lyme, ('onn, Nov.
29, mm. He graduated from Yale in the
ell-of 1837 with Senator Wm. M. Evade,
Edwards Pierrepont, Profesnor Benjamin
Sillimnn and others, and then ointment-ed
thestudyof law in the ofllce of un father.
He afterward went west and completed his
atndiee with Samuel M. Young, n prominent
, citizen of Manatee, 0., with whom be after.
wurd formed a partnership. In 1950 the firm
utobliehed an office at Toledo. Mr. Waite
took charge of this otlice. Sulnoquontly he
entered into partner-ship with his brother
Richard and continued with him until he was
elevated to the chief justioeahip.
In 1849 he was elected a member of the
legislature of Ohio and in 1862 was 5 Republi-
can candidate for congress against Edwin
Phelp, but was defeated, at the some time re
ceiving within 500 of nll the votes met at
Toledo. Governor Brough tendered him}:
aestonthelupmne batch of the state, but
this he declined. Hie national reputation
dnted from his unexpected and unsolicited
appointment as counsel for the United Htates
in the arbitration at Geneva, involving the
settlement of the Alabama chime against
amt Britain. lie was a number and presi-
dent of the wmtitutioml convention of Ohio
called in 1873.
Upon the death of Chief Justice t‘linne,
afterthe Hon. George H. William» and the
Hon. Caleb Cashing had been numlvoly
uninitiated and withdrawn, Mr. White‘-
Bummer
fuhehnlfof Ir. Waite. The uppointment
hudnotbeen solicitedmndonlyayenrpro-
vlouelllr.Waltehad been admittodtoprw
tteeintheconrtofwhich houndertined to
become achief justice. In March, 1874,!»
tooktheoath of hb high oflleesndentersd
npmhiadntiee.
Jutiwll'nitewsanotan imposingtnanln
appearance. Hewaaof medium-tattoo,“
figureatraightand hiehead wularge,well
pohdsndooversdwtthhalralmoetaewhtte
as”. Hbfacewuathoughtfulandkiudly.
Elena-woe hrge.hieeyeadark,
tsunami piercingmhlle hhheavychln war
Mwlththlchwellheptwhlshra.
Blot-mily'conahtedofhlawlfe,annn-
«taught: thowidowofhlseldeat
lib-cont! 0. C. Wilmienow
Hamilton-nil
‘i
and
Ill.
at Cincinnati,
railroad atClnclnnstl. Heisman
and thelatejurlatfrsqnentlyvlslted
Fig;
means we succession.
ammummmm
“0va
yuan. enter Maul with w
hleezeelleuthatlthglvepvomb thathewlll
llvamauyyeandtieeoncedsdthatto make
hitnchlefjmtloewouldbaancritlceofperty
interact: : ‘
Judge Field aaide,the name-ofteneat sug-
gestedarothoseof Judge'l'hurmun, Speaker
aerviwetntb'e party, will combine with the
old llomnu'n high character and personal
popularity to (without! him to the [ire-idem
above slmm anybody else. The confiden-
tlonof age, however, iaae pertimmt in his
caleuin thotof Justice Field.
Secretary Baysrd’a name was convened
for the soot now occupied by Justice lamar,
end there it just as much and no more reason
why he: should be named for the chief justlce<
Inip.
Himker Curlialelt a much more hopeful
mmlidntc. The drift in his favor is very up-
pnrcnt in the public opinion of the capital.
It in nu opcn ‘aecret that the Kentucky mu»
man was the pro-sideut’a tint choice for the
robes of the late Justice Woods, now Worn
by Mr. Lamar, and that Mr. Curlialn declined
the NW very reluctantly, with the presi-
dent's {anally reluctant acquiescence, on the
ground that party nece-ity required bin con-
tinnnnce in the house.
‘Uthcr eminent ‘meu, whom hunters and
clnimss are freely mnvnlned, are thme of
Solicitor fitment] George A. Janka, of Penn
Bimini», of Alabama; Attorney flcncrul llnr'
loud, .f. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia;
erph M. McDonald, of Indiana; l’mtitmster
Gent-ml Dickinson, Secretory Vilan, Judge
tjmluy, William ll. Morrison, Amiwtnnt l’mt—
nut-.1 or Hem-ml Stevenson and Senator ”my,
formerly Miami-y general of Delaware. The
emlllwrn mudnlnwa on: geru‘n'ully swept aside
by llw prevailing impugn-lion that the ap—
pvintiueut of Justice Lunar but given the
moth all that it can expect on the supreme
Much until tin-re is another amiste juxtioo
to be npymintml.
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} EMPEROR mo POPE.
l
' Leo'a lefll’ of Sympathy and I'rlemluhlp
hr tlcrmnny'a Monarch.
litmus, lion-h 24—le North German
1 (inn-tic pilllilrtlltzh' Pope Leo's autograph letter
in E'Iiporur 'r’rt-lln-rhrk. His holinciet exprm
vim-[v 3-5: rrntv :it lilc death til l'illlllt'l'nl' “rill'
lam. from whom he l'cf‘tlet’tl notn few by no
menu: unlnumrtnnt proofs of frimdly senti—
ments, nun! L:- wxw hoping to rum-ire no less
imsmrtnnt proofs in the future. He congratu—
lates Frmii-l'il'l. upmi his nt-ccsmm lo the
throne of“ no great and so powerful an empire,
and trusts that he will receive the some mark;
of frirmlship ml he did from his father, the
that his nmjcatyfs health may be motored, and
that he may enjoy long life- for flu: wclfure of
his Slllije‘l’lxl. The letter (who with these
hope, that in his goodness he will join us to
your ninja-sly in insltwduhhy bonds of love.”
Driven 0“ by flame.
"llA’l’llAlf, More, March L'vl-‘lll the face
of the ('lmthnm life saving station, suc-
(m’tlml in boarding the St’hfklllt‘l' Anna E.
More", anchored four milcu nil shore, and
bringing olf (.‘npt. Hurt and crew, of the
lif'llll'lflt'r Kiln f'npt. llnrt guys the Ella left
i
blizzard and fitfllt‘k nu ('hathant barn The
forcing the men to the boots. After it hard
struggle- thcy succeulal in leaving the
schooner, although the boat was nearly fillul
with wnter. The snow cleared and allowed
the schomuvr Moria.- nnchored in their path,
which they lmnlcd. Tim Ella burned to the
water’s alga.
Colllslon. Death and Illmtcr.
l’imnrm, March Lit—Fun express-s truina
Nos. lnrul ll collided on n sharp curve near
Rock Point station yesterday. Cyrus l’.
Urey, luggage master on No. I, died shortly
after he was taken from the wreck. George
Urncngint‘er of No. l, in reported fatally
hurt; William Bunker, cugitw-r of So. ti, is
lafly but not fatally hurt; Thoma-a [trough
fireman «in No. fl, badly hurt; John Reynold-l,
flretnnnon lit). i, seriously injurml; ltlnrtin
Hartman. wwrngcr, log broken; Ft-mlrricl:
v
James (,‘onnolly, mmlwtor of Sn. 1, brnumd
nnd cut; James Bonner, mmductor of So, u,
shoulder dielocntod and arm cut; All":
lte‘inhnrt, news agent, back in jun-cl, A num-
ber of other [avengers were lunrc or loss
bruimd and cut.
Investigating the Brag-r King,
“'ASIIIKHTDX, March Ll-i.—Cl.'tus Sprecidat,
the well known California sugar refiner, tee:
““211“:th the house committee on mnnu»
lectures yesterday regarding Hugur trusts
and the (silent they have upon the auger
market lie was not in n must, but “lulu
few days ago asked by John H. Heath's to
conwinw the trust. Mr. Hprecklo» void the
tnists bullet! and armored the sugar nutrkot,
but all he could learn from Mr, Scarlett when
by enteringntnmt was that “when you are
in the mat you are in the tmst." Mr. Bpreck—
cl. favorsntnrilf or lnntnty prvxluction to
American sugar industry, nnd said the
United States could in time produce sugar
mgh for the world.
llnngnry'a Sufferers by, flood.
Van.» March 24.~—Torrible distrm pre-
vails throughout Hungary in consequent-out
thelloodu Therninahave conned and it is
hoped that the crleia is grant. The entire
country in the vicinity of Bake: will resemble
a lake until late in the summer, so great In
the depth of water. It hi lutposethlo for the
water to return to the river, which in higher
than the land, and the dishes is thereby
prolonged and intensified. Emmror Francis
Joseph hnsdmnletl $5,000»th nuclcueofl
fund for the valid of the lnhnbltanta of the
flooded regions. The Bum river hu de—
stroyed thirty-nine villages and the Hub
hue inundated six.
Illa] Demonstrations.
Dunuv, March 24.—1’he Home Rulers of
Bangui-non vented their enthusiasm over the
min of Mr. T. W. Bull, Unionist member
forfloutb’l'yrate,tnvotingsgniuthieporty
'outhequeatlmofthuecond resdingof Mr,
nylvnnin; Judge Jackson, of Tennemeo: Judge
late emperor. In conclusion, the pope prays i
muds:»"i\'o pray that God will grunt thin
? Rm-klnml last Sunday, made harbor ut Sa-
lent Tumlny. left then: Thurnlny morning,
and 3mm lllu‘l’ midnight wml mught in u "
Vtflf‘l sprung it look and the cargo tmlt film, ,
Grace, pntnengcr, leg brui‘nl and bond rut;-
uked whnt benefit to n retlnor was to he had ’
winrr mm was.
Medpnnelaofchlnl awe on ,.
mofmolromnewandvsryltylhh.
For curing and motor traveling wrap
the rodingote is the garment of the near fu-
ture no less than the immediate present.
. High author-hie» echo each other that [win-
oesee gowns are coming in, though as yet
only those of the but lawmakers find favor.
Artistic Mountain; gain“ ground in [nation
~wlu~n wclend of (Milton plain: the he“
mmliatm no» mumlt the mnwmws and plot-
ure gallerin,
Jet llflllllflw, with the bend» forming an
. 0pm one» bar lmttorn, are filled in with
tulle, of black, poppy rod, suede orlpple
green, according to fancy.
Bushes of the gown stuff. rimply hemmed,
and eight inclm. will», are not in the under
mu tenure of runny children's dresses. and
tied in a double bow at the back.
A nowideu forlxxiices of soft atoll ll to
have the full front caught in at the waist by
bands of inch wide ribbon to creased I! to
form :1 double diurnuud and give a slender
effect. ’
Tricks upturn in all fabric-5, from tulleto
cloth, and while in the light stun: they are
run with "on silk, in the hes’vier onea they
have n layer of nodding added to give a rich
effect.
Figure dances, I‘ll'll no the minuet, tho
pavannc, the niazurlia and the rcdown are
the features of Parisian "small and enrliee"
—tho waltz and gnlop being quite out of
favor.
lluchmof roses and rose petals trim the
foot of tulle hull gowns}, which have detached
isprnys caught here and there upon their
)llmpt’rics,fllltl m, even, panels elude not
E with the llowv-r. .
i A gray plumb, cut prhum, linod through.
£ out with (Team silk, and falling loom over n
‘ front of grny silk heavily embroidered with
. steel, is among 1.1mm thingn that tnnko n “(P
‘ man mvct hcr neighbor's goalie.
\i’mlr-n velvet—velour do lnine—is among
, thcmmt stylish us well as the costliest of
3 materials for spring wraps, but so delight-
‘ fully light, rich and worm that no intending
; purcha'scr can gnnlge the money. .
ultralight draperies of gray cloth, over
. plilited panels of white cloth, with a gray
lamb, forming pnnnicrs, and gray waist
1 ahirrcd nt shoulder and waist, make up one
I. of the moat stylish new wring costumes.
'l'lu- "t'rltlml'tit. in "Ln Tent-n," has proven
' that slight women can wear empire styles,
but nnlms they are very sure of thenmlvca‘
,thewillnwy sisterhood had better cling to
9 this tlouncm and furbelown of the Little Tri-
anon.
l
1 The tun gown grows upon the English pub-
‘lic. For country house war it iii all but
universal, and in London it is quite the
thing for home dinners. though care is taken
, that its construction shnll in unwise suggest
| wrnpp-r.
\l'ml is the n-nrm't thing for spring wear,
but V-nol so Ilrt‘fit‘vl and [WW unddyod nnd
(«minded that in the matter of cost the
;§bs-:y[i who. gnaw It might reasonably give
i himself BIN of superiority to his aristocratic
\ tong-rm the silkvvorm
STBAY BITS.
.
Indiana is said to have mv-ro politicinm in
-, mn- m the I'mnn,
i Trumps. from this country have beam» so
i numerous in llwo‘ily of )lcxiz-o, it is said,
. .
E that they lutvu heroine n grout. llllls‘nllnv to
. Allit-l'it’nnré residing there.
i In Now York, n few days ago, a man throw
, of! his Hth‘Cnfll nml plunged into the East
: river to save it man who was drowning. A
‘ thief came along and stole his garment.
lti! snid that Mill’lmyrth of chemically
Tprt‘pflrml r'igurcttm is imported daily into
y thiscuuntry. Little otrntvs like that show
‘ what on cnunnnus nmnunf of dndiarn there in
. in the midst of us.
i Sumo of the shepherds in the mntlinl of
illulgnr'm live for ion and fifteen yoursel-
; tending their flocks, nml ncvcr knowing what
, it i,» to shop II) n lmtm or to enyoy any of the
rnmfurb.‘ uf civilitation.
I Auctrnlinn pcnplu‘ are particularly fond of
; holidays. The regular holidays are nhnmt
E It“ nnmrroun ins those uf l'ntholic muntrim,
, government upon tho most trivial excuses.
l Notnniunth goes by Without a week day
3 holiday.
' It is related of the late John J. Flanagan,
: of The L'tim Observer, that in the cnpncity ’-
lof a newspaper reporter ho had nttendcd
; twenty-seven hangings. tin one occasion
‘ be persuaded the condemned man to amount
to be hanged two hours earlier than wns It
i first intertidal, in order to give him time to
j get home after the event and put a good am
5 count of it in the Input.
l Among the runny queerly untried public
{houses in London there are sixty-four
9"King'a Arme," fifty-three ”Rod Liana,"
fifty'three "t.'rown£."and forty-seven “White
Hurts." Home of the other singular mime.
nunmomlymn arc: ”Grinch and Horus,"
“Star and timer." ”flirting Sun," “King’s
ill-ad," “Rose nnd Crown," ”Grapes,"
"Ships," and "Norah's Ark."
0! 0'0! tornadoes of which rm"! has been
madoin the United States, not more than
seventylllvc were not of the ‘Alleghnny
monntaina. The warm air telnpestuoualy
driven from the Gulf of Merit» up the Ilia-
sluippi valley is caught by the polar wind
snddrivcnln gyrstorytornadoeascroaatho
prairies. The Appalachia: range serves on
the Atlantic alumna a barrier anion atonne
of that sort.
EUROPEAN JOT‘I’INGS.
The working day in Paris has beeurednced
from eleven hour: to ten.
There are 2,177 newspapers blithed lathe
United Kingdom, 454 of whielltlalre in London
An elephant in the Mural to a
recent Illndoo cremation were. silver-collar
worth £5,000.
The Iondon firemen are to follow their
French colleagues in being are-sad insa-
hcotee cloth. ‘
'l'hsapcaonthe RochofOllu'altsr hevetn-
ernasedlntnchnumhers that theyarstobe
partially tuppmd.
Frenchmen are beginning to talk about
forbidding the «limo! children In
circus and theatres.
notable for the French laborer mm
There are sold to haunt ls-tlnn no.0!»
lullasaatworktlmnow.
prupm hon to its inhabitants than any other .
, while special holidays are ordered by tho ,
: Farm of 40 Arm“, [Ion-e Va‘nd'b'ar‘n‘
i llcal £1th and Inaunnre
Cans-arena Mulleyretnrnto
m theptaeewhencatheyeams.
Thehrava man it an incubation to the
weak, and compel“ following,
What we believe in right ie more often an
became itgrlndaourox thanotherwlas.
Never did anywul do good but itcsnte
mill!“ to do the nine again with more on-
joytnent. ,
There is nothing like settling with our-
selves. us the"! in n dell we mutt do without
in this life.
Tomileatthejeetwhicb photonthornin
another'abreaat into bet-omen principal in
the mischief. ‘
Nothing is so contagious» example; we
are never either much good or much evil
without imitators.
Wickedneu may prosper for a while; but,
in the long run, he who sets all knavea at
work will pay them.
The nerve that never relaxes, the eye that
never blanchcs, the thought that never won-
ders, are the harbinger: of vialory.-—New
York Mail end Expreu.
DAUGHTERS OF EVE
Famien' wires on Long Island get :5 cents
a pair for making boys' trousers.
Tho empress of Austrian” triedcocalneaa
a remedy for senticknen and found it
wanting.
When Patti sold {unwell to the queen ro-
gent of Spain recently, she told her majesty
that this is absolutely her final tour of the
wald.
In. C. H. Moore, of Philadelphia, wean
thornost costly diamonds of all the society
women of the Quaker City. Her Jewels Ire
said to be worth about 860,000.
Mu. John W. lack-y ha been having I
grand round of entertainments in the form
of dinner psrtim at her residence in Bucking-
ham flute. ller visiting list grows steadily
bigger and better. '
Some one who hnsbeen making up the
‘ recorthi of the 2,619 female graduates of
American colleges, says that. 998 unmarried,
0f!) are. teachers, 1:;3 are in other occupations,
and 530 ore not engaged in remnnerntive
work.
u [oatm-
F A c '1' ’o R Y
To lot or for sale, some! Day and Raymond elm“.
EHBICE BUILDING LllTS
on woonwunn Ava. ron sum.
noun or
E. A. Woodward.
f2l lint
h
For Sale.
1} A51” NORWALK, and Benedict Farm.
1 Desirable Midenm. in excellent condition.
Pncee mmblc, and tcrme my.
len titre of TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
Real Eetatc and manure A cute, 45 smut Wash-
ington 5L. South . ot'walk Cl.
llouacs and Lou For sale.
floun- and Lot for ......................... 8 mo
..
n
.. . . . . 1 4m
TAYLOR .t (more.
. tr. 4.5 and t‘.‘ Wuh
locum M. Smith . orwnlk. Ct.
For lime.
P‘Alllts in the town of Bedding. of from 16 to m
urn-e, nt piece from 31,400 to 86,10.
Thu-e farms Ifllllnllfll in healthy localities. and
are nun-ti, well improved ant have on them rub»
dentin! and comfortable dwellinga,
‘lhey are daleahle for summer residences, or
permanent homer, and in mnerquenro of the
mtlrrm-nt of "tam, mine of them will be hold for
lur- thnn the root at their lmproverueute.
Enquire of TA YLUR & «OLDER.
Ito-ti Eetaze and lnauranoe Agents, «is and t?
Wu-hirgton St. South Nomulk. (mm
For bale.
t'UIMUDIDIYS reeldence on Klmwood ave.
I . cor-raining all the lmtdrm improvement! with
a good carriage house and atableon the premiere. for
sale. aim nstmllar boner on llartland etrwt, tone
tuning the new city convenience». Ito hire of
AYLOR a GOLD . .
Real Home nud Exchange koonu. 45 and {2' Watt
inz'm. St.
190R SALE CHEAP.
1 two family house with all modern improve.
menu.
1 house and lot in line location In East Norwalh
Also twenty fine building lote to be cold on any
terms.
Stock farm. 4:50 acres, in due state of cultivation
with all the nod. gnln. etc. Pnce $1M
'l'wo himse- to rent. Poeseesion given immediate
ly 8704! J. ti. RANDALL. fleet Emulk.
Full-Int. Sand For sole.
()RDERS left with J, It Raymond. foot of llavl-
. land ctr-er, for bonding sand from my bank.
attended
will be thankfully received and fl
t0. nib If Gm: {Kill-ilk
l on i i sin! A sum
I’rol'. J. H. Carmen.
of New York.
The Scientific Expert.
In manning the eyes and llulng glue
”will heat A. ll. Yerrle‘ Jewelry Store for one
week, commencing Itonday, la-vh me. With Me
[reliability and cum fullltlee he in the lo dla‘
cover the moat minute defecteof the eye. 80 case
where glance are melted too dinenlt to more.
Ruminations free. lelrultcarea solicited. WuI
vhlt south Nomlk every three months. into lw
American Investment Co.,
of Emmetllmm, lam.
mm
(low Detachment percent. Ital-tom! BOWJI
denmnlnatlone nffllw, Clams stow.
Gold Debentnre t pom. Coupon floudr. in do-
”. W. .
PAID l'l’ CAPITAL, ......................
SURPLUS.
gem. auddonot exceed mfl.ofthe
m'nn’l‘h“ :33 “m" unm- mt":
'0 I" Pl" I
York. mmmumnmum (:0. he been
«retained Into by our State flank cosinleatorm
and the Co lam Mug lie-Inn- In due state
under their supervision.
MM“ I are elated for sole
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Easter Books, 25c. worth 50c.
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100 Boxes tourist ruching, 6 yds. in box, @ 90. per box, worth 190.
50 doz. Ladies full reg. made hose @ 12!. a pair, value 25c.
25 “ Gent‘s Seamless Socks @ 10c.,worth 17. ‘
42 “ President braided sets (Q 399.,nctual value, 69c.
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Ladies fast black Jerseys, 49c. Sold everywhere @ 69c.
Our fancy Braids and Trimmings are now opened and ready for inspection.
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BOSTON DRY ecoos STORE,
45 MAIN STREET, ‘
Formerly Occupied by Comstock Bros.
OPEN EVENING-S.
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Monuments and Bubbles.
Do not buy amonnmenl or Headstone from any
photograph, but go direct to the show rooms of
, W. Bum, Water street. Nnrwalk and select one
all complete and you will not be dis pointed in ill
apprmnce Met in all kinds of nllding stone
and cemetery work.
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Undertaker & Embnlmer.
No. 4 Knight 8t. Reeldence, 3 East Arm,
880.33: Norwnllt, Conn.
JOIIN 'I‘RIS’I‘RAM,
0 pthlan,
Al H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE,
83 Main St., So. Norwalk.
Haul Imperfections detected and
corrected.
Soft, cooling eye glasses sad spee-
tacles to meet any require-eat.
(ll-toes prepared «a relentltlc prin-
ciple-tomcat any correctable defect.
optical floods. Pebbles, to. con-
staauy on hand.
The Public are respectfully Invited
to call.
CONSL' L'I'A'I'ION FREE.
in union an
the Animals!
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Caterer for Weddings and Parties. Ice
constantly on hand for the sick and well.
bated llwt Btu. and Employment Office.
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MAIN STREET, sou'ru NORWALK.
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Sewing Machine Supplies,
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Work done by the day or contract.
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