a
z
e Fraud ii iii Treasmy.
, 7 The Remunerative Scheme of
a Female Employe.
, fill! TOOK 820 Pill)! EVERY 8100.
‘, Ines-ts Au Now lamina-ting. and
other Employ.- Are I'ndcr Surveil-
InnoowBe/prmntnllve sill-Junker Vin-
dicated-A‘nher Capital News.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 153i. —-S¢vornl export
am nmkingn thunmgh enmi—
nation at the hooks in tho rwlcmptiun dim
o! the treasury with a view to determining
them: of the mbbory in that divhion.
While only. discrepancy of ”a“ hoe hell
divorced, it is thought that the robbery.
which ha! been systematic Indcxtended hack
fit me time, Immune to a larger nun,
whkzhthelnvestigntionnewtn progreeswill
(ll-chm. Treepurur Hyatt has been reim—
bursed by him Becker with 89“. The count,
however, could only go back twa weeks, as
the money redeemed before that time was
Wed by being mnccrntcd.
, 'Dio woman has, it is thought, been guilty
’7 “taking money for sumo time. The case
' Million placed in tho hands of the district
“Whey, but it is not thought that sufficient
can be produced to comic: her, all
11 it being, unis-n she embassies, of a circum—
mun chnnict/cr. It has developed that
he took 8:!) out of every tilt!) pack-gm.
.Qwrernl employee are now undm surveil-
Trensnry oflicinls will not talk on the
W, and this gives rise to many rumors
~ In exaggerated character. Facts are
" . unob ' mblc. f
szcrtzn VIKDICA’I'ED.
u. of the house investi~
; . Reprmontative
nrk, in connection
2 ~ to be used in the
ngroesional library
.: work yesterday morn-
. .a heat stated that he had
Mr. Stahlneflicr in reference to
v .. . = tobcusodiu the library building.
had suggested to Mr. Sinhlnocker that
poeitionasa member of the house com‘ .
tuittce on tho library might brin to him cm~ .
horror-1mm in contraction with gm.- mot-im-
ytim for the Tuckahoe marble.
mm Justice Lamar, late secretary of
file interior, testified that the Work of Rep-
,lmentativc Stnhlnecker in behalf of blown—
»,
LI”
1
lfituente who owned the Tuckahne marble
quenywnsnomorethanehownbymemba-s
“congress for any and all of their constitu—
- mic.
Mr. Stahlncck'r testified in his own de-
fame. He stated that neither he nor his
father, nor any of the near relatives or
friends in whom they had more than a gun-
a'nl interest have now or ever had an
interest in tho Tuckahoe marble quarries,
After a brief oxnmtiro session tho arr,
loam-m one made that the committee!
h! voted anomalously to report in favor of
Hr. Stahlnecker's complete vinilhratioit
003;: as a sn'nrxxs; rum.
Gen. Stevouwn, first [Bet—plant pnimaster
general, loft ywtenlay for his homo at
"Bloomingtou, IiLi, where he williivlivcr a
pditical speech tomorrow. livgi nun; nu
Monday next with a spoivch :tt (Inn'olltnu, ho
*- will make whirl-mes during the on k at Jack—
;mnville, Pittsricldand Quincy. Hz: will re-
‘ ‘ turn to “’ashingtou in abiut ten days
onsruccrmo rm»: mum.
The general superintend nt of the railway
mil union has mceived a dispatch from
Omani Manager Gnult, of the Louisville,
‘ Row Orleans and Texas railroad, calling at—
tuition to the smppugo of trains and the
United States l'lllklifi, owing to the quarantine
at. Meridian, Miss. He says that there is no
epilemk: at that place, nor on the line of
the Queen and Cream-ht railroad, but mob
hwaecmetoprovuil. He asks that the de-
thiurthenwl the aid of the
. nitulStetesmnrshal to open communicar
‘ um. A reply was sent that the department
dflnotcare to attempt to force the mails
“trough in opposition to the state quarantine
lows.
A Monte: Strike Imminent.
Ionnon, Sept. 28.—-At a umfcrcnco of
nilnersheldut Manchester, at which 250,“!!!
members were rcprcsenied, it was decided to
lrikeonOct.29milm the denmnd for an
'ndvanceof to per cent. in wage; was new
oededto. Itwunhioikcided not to mpt
thendvenoeunlensit weremadegencral. '
Mighty Cm of Dynamite Explode.
Mnnmn, Sept. Wi—‘Elghly cases of dyna»
mite uploded on n wharf yesterday at Cer-
m, causing grunt daninge. There wu
no lo- of life.
Nomination Decline-I.
Bradford, PL, Samar—lion George Mn-
lonoy, of Franklin, bu declined tho Demo
antic nomination for «ingre- from the Six-
teenth district. Private busing. b the (arm
CONDENSED NEWS.
Counsel for lichwuh and Piolilcn. iIll' mam
MIDI the wing of Chicago Anarchism; who
we” atom] for life, claim to have db
Whine Wlhllll’fll flows which will on-
We their clicutl lo a new trial.
W in sprawling BUM“, in Ilullelo
Ami than is grout alarm.
Charla Walls, of Burlington, 8. J., was
M by nboy who was visiting him whiletlic
W wns playing with a revolver.
John M. Pollock, tho Newburg, I. Y.,
W, wan umvicml of larceny in the fir i
degree for npprupmiti preceouhi of m... ,.
pg. lotnnu-d to hip in, and moan... no
In your: in sing Bung.
__ Civil Service Commoner I" rly hu
but nominated tor Indian comm .oner
. IPJachochoudumir .i the Ninth 3"“
Am Elev-ital ml in :w York. fell
truism-outlet): his? ”truncation.
Thai-nu the 2.; to forfdtapor-
tion of the florthem “elite retinal lend
great
.2» (ion. J. I. Campbell died It hlohomo in
Jot-moo. Pu. sued oil
II. wee pro
rWlflbfl‘lfllfl'Wlflf’lflhfiflk
mice. lie served in coop-u. four terms.
dwelling and I m but!!! It It.
i l
., “In the property of If. F. Psppc,
' 1mm
mite-mud to lire.
" lieu-anemia «on has do
“do? put mt. dlvidm 1mm
W Bdelltscmilnuiinthsttewil‘urk
Mum ' lewd
who-shorteninflllverlwm
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toflndtnti. item»
with. GIWMBH W
m noes- Boeing. Its-emu nuns.
and Other live-u
”YORK, Sept, fi-Jl'he Brooklyn Jmhov
.b noes resulted he follows: Fiat Var-i,
mu, five furlon x. Brimvul‘ r“.
Climax mid, Bonn (gird; iii“; : - L...
W race, handicap wwirmk *5. : , ‘ a"!
an eighth; (iritlainum limit, Favor -.~--w\' id,
' third; time, 125.1%)". Third some, Maple
m 2-ymr-Olfl8, six fun-longs; Salvator-
flnt, Senorita Wm, Minimum third; time,
mm. Fourth me. first win, mile-ed s
quarter; nglton first, icnzi mood, m
sum“; time, 2:115. Firth race, rw
stakes. mile and a quarter; Prince Raye]
Int, Bella B. mm, no third; time, 2:17“.
Sixth mac, half a mile, boiling; Eatontown
am, Glory mun], Binglootom third; time.
051%. Seventh race, half a mile, culling;
German-st, Glitter mud, Hector third:
time, 0:50’1.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
Immune, Supt. m."I"lfli race, four and
I hull furlongn; Sunlight first, Dacia
Iecosul, Santa Cruz third; Limo, villi. Berlin»!
race, throoquarters of a mile; Kormcuee
flnt‘. P‘inalty eewnd, Everett third; tinny,
bl“; Third rum, ml't'll'ulgllilii of n mllo;
Bold’Or first, Doubt mum], llunui» King
third; time, lzflt). Fourth raw, but u milu;
Cutaway first, lr'tah Dan maul, Seiw't
Knight third; time, mm}, Filth raw. mile
and an eighth; (.‘ntnlpn that, l h-nx'hxncnt
unoml, John Daly third; timv, lrfp‘i,
nu: mmm nwws “Wilt.
Wesmsorox, St'pt. 25,—le irmlbln that
he been brewing between tho National
Jocky cluband the Fair newciation has dis-
nppoaml, at least tuuumarily, and tho fall
rune meeting will take plow a.» nunoumrxl.
ruunsnnr’s BASEBALL Genres.
At Baum—First game: Breton, -t; Phill-
dclphia, 2. Hits: Boston, 7; Philadelphia, 0.
Errors: Hinton, 5; I’llilndeiphia, 3'. Bat»
torice: Clarkmn and Kelly, Sanders and
Clements. Second gem»: Iiostmnil; Phila-
delphia, 4. Hits: Boston, Ii}; Philadelphia, 7.
Errors; Boston. 0;: Philadelphia, 4. lint-
terice; Madden and Toto, Bufllnton and
Clements.
At New York-New York, 3; Washington,
0. Hits:. New York, 5: Wimhington, 0. Hr-
tors: New York, i',Wnshington, l. Batteries;
Crane And Brown, Haddmk and Animiol.
At I’ittsburg—I’ittsburg, 3; Indianapolis,
2. Hits: Pittaburg, 3; Invlimiapolis, ii. Er-
rors; l’ittsburg, U; lndiaxmpolis, 1. Batteries:
Staloy and Miller, llcaly and body.
At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 6; Cleveland,
5. Hits: Cincinnati, 9; Cleveland, 6. Br-
rors: Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland, 3. Batteries:
Smith and Keennn, I’roeeer and McGuire.
At Louisville—Louisville, 1; Baltimore, 2.
Hits: Louisville, 6; Baltimore, 5. Errors:
Ioniwille, 5; Baltimore, 1. Batteries: Strat-
ton and Cross, Cunningham and O’Brien.
At Kansas Guy—Kansas City, 1; Brook-
lyn,3. Hits: Katmai City, 4; Brwklyn, ll.
Errors: Kansas City, :3; Brnoklyn,3. lint—
tcries: Ehrct and Brennan, Font; and Bush-
onz.
At St. l/iuiewhit. Louis, 5', Athletic, 6.
Hits: St. Louis, .3; Athletic, 5, Errors: St.
Innis, 21Athlrtic, «l. Batteries: Chamber—
lain nnd Boyle, Seward and Robinson.
At London—hinting, 5; Toronto. ll. Hill:
Ideon, ll); Toronto, 15. Errors; Lon-hm, 7;
Toronto, 5. Pitchers: O'Brien and Weid-
man.
An Old Lady Burned to Death.
linvemuu, MussL, Sept, L’e‘.~llr,-. Lucinda
J. Film, of Bradford, aged h:,was found
dead at her rmirieuum, No. 5 Urccnstrvot,
with hwr clothing and furniture on fire. Ilor
remnim; were musidembly charred. It 11
suppaiul that she lighted a lamp, and being
decrepit, tipped it over, setting fire to her
cloth .
Religious Ill-its In India.
BOMRAY, Sept ibis—Tho Moslom festival of
Muharrnm and the Ilindoo festival of llam-
Iiln happening at the some time, rioting oc~
curred at Agra and Coorg, and troops had to
be called out. to suppress the disturbance.
At Mnbibabnd soldiers fired upon the mob,
killing several persons and injuring a large
number.
The king of Dnnomcy has cmbaraseied the
king of Portugal by Scruling him air negro
girls, the "most beautiful" in his dmnininna.
King Louis doesn‘t know what to do out.
them, and has houml them in the Zwlogicnl
Gardens pending reflection.
Threeof the gmncbmnsof Dom Pedrnmf
Brazil, ages 12, I0 and 7, are publialimg
a bright little paper called The Courivr
Imperial They are the editors, printers and
of tholittlo sheet, which is liberal
in politics and oomwd to slavery.
TRADE BULLETlN.
New York Money um! Produce )lnrket
Quotation».
New You, Sept. 27,-)Ioney closed at 2 per
cent. The highest rat» way 2 and the loweel
1% (Johann. closed stradv: posted rum,
immune“; urinal rate-n. 4.8mthtlfi for 6)
dxys and 4 5'1"], HM; for dellmull. Homrumenu
cloned steady; currency tie, it! bid; l4, cunp.,
129% bid. the, (in . llflh’ 'DilI.
Pacific rnlimmi bond-i clowd no follows: Union
tints. 1134.116. Union laud gram», mull”; Union
sinking funds, lwiwlfl: Ucntrala, llkfill‘l.
The clerk market wmi strong during the mom
lag. and nearly every mock on the list was from
h’ to l per cent, highn-r than yosto-rday'l cloning
figures. ’l'hcllnnl drum were generally 5‘ to
2% per cent. higher than thou» of is»! night, the
letter in 8:. Paul. The shim for the- tiny amounted
to L'fi.‘£l slur. is. M
(ii-non! Market».
Nuw You. lit-pt. ‘n. Mrmuchimi quiet
and linsr'ttlml‘. (ruling was checked to: great
mun: by the advanced vii-m of holders; super-
urw. s.» inn, “Humanwperllue winter. man;
So, I can lpl’ilix Ind win”, gum; No. a
a... su pupil's. bouillon: dour closed firm; truths
to i ioluilv utrn, ”$305.01,
WIIEA'I'V‘ options were moderate-tr evil" and
irrczulnr The now» of the mun-m end sharp
winner in wheat at ('hicago reached horn 3m;
about the: time the busty embankment. of the
gratuity lends of the: exchange wee disc-"cred,
and consequent'y who lost eight of to street ex-
tent. The mmket here cloned about y. and
Mic. higher. Spot loin dosed d . but Mn.
film of So. it!!! mot ILNOIH; Ito. 5
do. 'illihg; extra red, simmer; Ito. 3 m
winter. iwmtm; No. and winterdiept. 31.0155;
do, on... Shot“; do..Nov., Mm; on, Dec,
'lmi“ .
culm~tmliomwere fairly oetinood week,
closing slightly lower. 890i lots cloud dull.
mun-My. mule-of Ker-emu
5mm No. 2 mixed. Oct. W; do. lion. Mg;
do. Dem. W
0AMOptione were felrly active and steady,
timing ouch-ant 3W
alumna; lint mm,m: No. “6..
”in
' z abound W In:
M "fume... .. a... .n':
M2”11-flu.:eoleooln.7 mam:
fimwi}. "8‘le motitmt
o, no: ”litmwute.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR SECRETARY
UTOHMAN FOB PROTECTION.
-——-—t———
mmhlimmthmmfld
the Worm—We False
Moe. of low to... and em
wuss-«a Waterfall-libel.
finiallll
alum, tunnel ”cram
of the Knights of labor, agenc-
viowe on the political contest pro
ll follows, in a letter to Senator ,
Injelislrman of the Republican national com:
the: . .
My connection with thelebar movement
for the pest fourteen years he made it
for me to be a close student of
moon of labor d ion and of the
needs of those who toll. While as s body
3 lobar organization may refrain from no-
tive partlcipstlon in politics. so much of
whet organized labor demand: must he
obtained through legislation that the in- I
dividual member of ,the labor organization
must. act politically u in his judgment
will Met aid the time snd objects ex-
pressed in the principles of the organic»
36111;: representl 3nd whose success he
In the tie litical struggle now
begun eifimuee elghnt as nothing except
to aid or hinder one of the princl coin-
batnnte in the political arena. owever
sincere may he the advocates of the"
measure to occurs which those sopnmte
political organizations om formed, and
Whatever strength in votes may be shown
at the polls, the fact remains that the can.
didntcs of either tho Republican or of the
Democratic party will be tho next prosi.
dent of the United States. Therefore to
him who has the good of his country and
the welfare of her people at heart tho no.
(tensity exists to choose to which of these
two 0 d part y organizptions shall be given
his aid, either, irectly or indirectly, by
voice or win. -
While it may bethet noithcr‘perty offer:
all that labor organizations esim, I be-
licvo that. the Republican party. in adopt-
ing and advocating the American system
of encouragement end protection to the
labor and wages of our own land. is nearer
the declarations and desires of organized
labor thun its free trade opponents, the
Democratic party.
The conflict is between the American
system. as rcprceented by the Republican
partv, which would foster and encourage
the nbor of our own people and retain
for them the market. and wages of our
own country, and the British system, as
ngresented by the Democratic party,
w 'ch would break down the barriers of
protection and throw open our homo mar-
et to the production of foreign factories
and foreign labor, thus making idle our
own tailors and reducing to :1 lower level
the standard of Amen-icon wogcs.
When the Knights of Labor nnd kin-
dred or nizntlous shrill have obtained in
foreign ands the some inn'umnnridnp,r posi
tion and influence enjoyed in tho United
States thu- in unlity of wcgcs will dis-
appear. not by circling our wages down
but by leveling their wages up. It is for
better to level up than to level down, as
tho larger the income the lurgcrtho power
to consume.
While under free trade goods may be
cheaper to the consumer in certain lines,
the labor made idle in thoso lines must
turn to min-r means of employment and
thus by competition compel 3 lower rate
of wages to those already employed
therein.
The poworof n workingmnn toconxmne
depends upon what he receives for his
labor. Uncm loyed. his power to con-
sume, except in charity or in theft. ceases.
I prefer that Americn should be a land of
workers rather than a land of thieves and
u re.
p\v‘i‘lfiat is trim of the individual is equally
true of the nation.
The primary elements of national
wealth and national prosperity are pro
duction, distribution and consumption.
Whatever nficcts the met of labor to
consume affects the out re interests of the
nation. Whatever lowers the wages of
labor nflccts its power to consume. An
"average reduction" of 7 per cent. on the
cost of gmels imported will not compen-
eato American labor for the loss of ‘00
per cent. in wages in the lines affected.
and of 10 to 50 per cent. in wages in the
lines of employment by the substitution
of the free trade for the protective eyev
tom. I hold it to be for wiecr statesman-
ehip to build up and retain our home
market by a system that protects Ameri
can labor than to command a market in
foreign lander secured by the wholesale
degradation and paupcrization of our own
lo.
{fiery dollar's worth of labor imported
in by so much a reduction of homo lnbor-
er'o w . This axiom is not onset by
the (lee oration that thorn aro moro goods
in the imported dollar's Worth. The
eition of the protectionist is rot or
strengthened by such a agree-ions present»
tion of the matter, lit-rattan the question
is then instantly forced upon every intel-
ligent man, How can American leborenrn
dollars if tho industry in which he is ex-
perionccd in transferred to foreign lands?
The theory of protection advocated by
the Republican party is the some so the
underlying principlo upon which all lobar
organizations are founded. A friend to
organized labor that believes in organiza-
tion as s means to enhance and mnintnln
wages cannot mminlentli oppose a party
the: applies to all inbort oeame priuci in
of rotcctlon from unfair comle
the the Individual irndo emulation
rim to tho mingle trade. Trude organ
utlone to sld in sdvanelng wsgee in
their respectlvo trades and the
tire system demanded the Republi-
cen y will secure for the toilet: in
the sad I shell-r fostering one.
That this is elserly understood most
of the thinking lenders of labor
is proved by the declerstiou recentlymndo
in invent the American stern sad I
tug-Maugrgpium iron
and
the‘lnolmlnltrtnoftho MM
There is no better of my
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notrodoukmthoreughl lied or
better disciplined the t o the Win-
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Unit's-Taylor's Building Waehingiou 3L. 50.
Smooth. P. I). lion 715, dkw
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane furnished and Fatima: given,
Jobbing of all kindl- promptly nth-ruled to
Sho Ann pin-ct, our Main
P. U. x “layout Norwelkt't,
ATTENTION.
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Sowing Machine .bupplics,
Arm-unicorn. Pam. Nl’tftlh'fl, Balm, ctc , furnished
(tailor-l Repairing of all kinde and make» of
Scott: Machines. 0!. M. MIAILER.
in am tin. no. Norwalk. 36541
J R. RAYMOND,
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Work done by the day or contract.
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"pen Dolly {mew loll-.10., and from I to! p.-
md on Saturday evening- from 6 to ii
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rim-H. JUIIN ll. KNAPPJM. enu'l‘rm
lithium]. "is L’llomllll-iil,
Auctioneers and lies! Kellie Ax’tn,
u Wald-[ton St" South Norwnlk.
Ilsvanmofthe most desirshle building lots In
South beatnik and lent Norwalk for sale I!
bunnies.
Illinois- end loin ”M on one term Let those
who not to buy men“ with l before looking
elk-when.
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if you want the choicest IRATE. ohtuined ro-
Enl all of trouble or met, you will lied then It to:
arm. ss well u
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Poultry of all Kills,
3: m m BIABOII.
F'. ’HAYES.
ulunurs nwcx. . eou'rn nouvuu.
A l‘ullll LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’iro St ccl Door Mats,
- Something new, Mt thin out.
W. O.QUINTARD,
IUBIC BALI. BIDCK.
Slate Roofing
We are prepared lama-so job of
‘ SLATING
In cliha BANGOR. EAST BARGOB, or
PBI‘IAICGYE SLATE
all cents per font and upward.
Perrier wirhlng Sluc roofing should call on ur
Minn: contracting chic where.
A. BACK Ga 00.
2mm st,,foot of llavilond South Norwxlk.
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OPTICIAN,
33 llluin St. South Norwnik.
Vim-l Imperfections detected Ind corrected.
Gold Spectacles, ltiding Bow» and Eye (ll-um.
Du lenses src of suwnorquality and st mole
prices ma."
Examiner In
If 3. Put. once
1816 to 1883-
Ofilces, 436 Main S'rce'.
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Meats,
Poultry,
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Vegetables,
Alwlye lmhuudunmximwpricewofldowell
toallstthe
111ml Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
0mm Ioliclted end whom to say wt
of City.
Julsnul Somali. Pilll.
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ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The host Goods for
the beset lone:
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li. 8. EMS
300'! & anon STOKE.
meet a lane’s m
In All Sizes and" Good Values.
l. llllKlliMlN & Still,
85 Washington Street.
—-—-—-—-—
South Iorwnlk.
we HAVE RECEIVED SOME
llFlill'l'IUN BUGKWHEAT FLOUR IN Plfllllllil
a.
NEW 1’
Also Pure Whmv Clover Honey in the comb. if you wish something splendid. try a mksgc of the
Genuine Elston Brown Breed at 10¢. per package. We on: receiving ms Celebrated Comm! linemen!
twicc a week. For (hangers, 1mm», Banana», Malina (in:
Apricots, Ruphcrrlcu. Pouchcw,
arrive I largo annulment of the
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are elrictl first-clue and will suit the most fastidious.
low price. It wi I psy you to call on us. New Raisins from 1
Chase a specialty. Our Tees and Colour src the very best.
And the Price, Why That’s All Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASHINGTON
a»-w_
m, Mimi Nam, Newi'nlifornis Evs
Orange and union Roland stun line of Dried Fruite. We
We are selling line Gilt Edge Butter It. s
0c to 25¢ per pound. Rich Pull Cmrn
STREET-
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL & (30.,
BLACK SILKS AND RHADAMES. W
llarc Made a Large Purchase of Black and i‘olored Rhadames
12 pieces regular 3! quality Bimini-um ago. No ruch Mimic was ever (Ff-ATM
15 pieces of a still better quality at 75c. 19 pieces ”53!: Colt-{rd Rhudnmca at
We will all the extra wide l’lllle
lidc of our store.
Full umrtment of thw beet make» of
every dress.
We have now ready fresh invoice! of the celebrated Sea-a
The St and 31 '15 number: up its rich and durable no any 0th
We here 5'30 1 spccirrllot oi these excellent Silks,
me. ll yard under the whole-e ilc prime.
We In“? line» other make of American Silks, as well u very high qualities of Foreign Silke
Onr armament of Rich Plaid Moire and Striped
High undue ui‘ Falllc, rurnh and [bedtime Silki.
Six distinct quell ion of Plushei. best end medium grades of Velvete, is ehadtl of our 75c. Plush.
We will It" 50 pliers more of our wmulr
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Faille Francoise.
Black Silks.
Snccarappn.
Regatta Silks.
Other American Silks.
Trimming Silks.
Winds and Pluslies.
50 Cents.
wire-i end in every way the but I’liieh not cold for 50c.
En ry numlw of Black ilmricitas now in stock; prince from “dc. to 5‘) in yard.
Black Goods.
Priestly lionriettas.
We Aim harccwry number of above celebrated make.
Wcorc showing :1
New “leaves.
wade of twentytflve new mm in Black (Mode, Eve enroll in h’ ’ ‘
hire in Black end “Plane Geode can now be seen in our Black Good: De :7 t. y con "an“.
37.3.11“
Promise s few days more at 3!; No such value can he found out-
Poreign Silks, no sieo our own Guinet Silks, of which we wort-n1
rspos Silk! which our customers like so well
or $.50 and 91.75 Silk.
prim 69, 75. 33, 99c. and at; there are from 15 to
Silks for trimming» and combinations is complete.
rful 50c. Flushes. We claim this Pinch to De the beet doiehed
Boo
A 1.001: at Our- Large Assortment of
--FURN|TURE~
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
, 1*. Bone em as non.
All]. onus” FILLED PIOWY.
mmmnmmmmsorromwmm
The Place to Buy In at
UP STAIN.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Rocemss AND MEAT?
---—-A’I' ‘l'IIl OLD ”AND 01——
IPRII'GWOOD.
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Now is the time to put in your
mus: S'lllll !
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Alxvays in Stock.
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Delivered By Careful llriveri
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stan?
RAYMHNBBRHS
The Old and Reliable.
mu FREIGHT LINE
Nomi lNew Yuri
-THE PROPELLER8~
Will make daily tri , Sunday! for «’
ween New «wk. Nerwslk and .
Not-walk. Will lenvePiern, foot of Beekmnnltluii
New York, every evening, except Saturdsyu, It
o'clocknnd on Saturday at ‘2 p. in. Leave Nor.
Wilk Bridge and Son: Norwnlk every crating.
Prelght taken from and received for all
points on the Danhnry nnll Nor-walk Ind
Shop-n; ltnllrondl at Greatly Bed-cod
Baton.
Upon I plie‘tion to sgcute the City of Norwnlk
and 'willheecnt fwrpeciallotioffreight
nnywheremNew Yorkorite vicinity.
Whllpemonslreforhidtrmt In ofthe
employees“ the boats of tribunals-F 11::th
theownerstheteof.
E. C. WHITNEY’S ART Sl'lllll.
87% Main Street,
80. NORWAL .
FRAMING at lowest mines.
Fulliline of Artists’ Malcrlals.
GET THE BEST.
“Mini”
STEAM
HEATER.
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Tweatyln In inthie town, oneofihsnlnthe
mm,wbeultmhuecninopeutionon
Initiation.
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W. EMEEKER
Sole Agent for Norwslk.
MOO-W
SANITARY PLUIBIHG mwwmxeem
IIIA‘I'DIG A BPIUIAL’I'Y.
”Whitewash-not rips.
wmmnnmmci.
99 um swam
IUSIC HALL BLOCK.
lithium ~,
I'osiwsyshveenhnl new
Bulchesler
creamer!
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