am“
"if NATIONAL SDLONS.
Thcfihieth Congress Near-
ing the End.
NIB ENTERTAIMM.‘ Ill.|‘0ll'I‘l¢.
“I . II l'huhl‘u
‘Mubuwm EILJIIIIII in II.-
Mt‘llr’ Endiwlt in,“ III-I.
“alwoul‘ l’ootul Ply-Inn the litwl In
“I! \I‘urltlufltw Nation.“ (‘IIIIIII;;I.
” ’ ‘thnux'nnw. “w. ii. fl ii.‘
Pat old II I II n lun ; tune I Inim «I II In: tini-
lty in the :II III house in. l'v 1va unto
”my mm IIIlmitsI that the Rapid III am will
have the Iii putml Tentnmoi- (iifillill nnII III
Immune ill IlII. [our Ill~tritt~ in II . ~t \ ir
giuln IInl tint tln roll oi the III-I II~I “ill lInI
titanium or fill llepnldhuus and I In Inuit»
mint—«I Republican majority I»! I
The l’iitluth congmus met 11:41in at noon
to begin itII second end tinnl In Null. it i-z
expend that. this will be one o! the busimt
fiflons in the history of _I llng .~ II III II
conga-s: amend to n rot-Jo» itus than (no
months ago tln m was IuItIIuI ilI‘tl on the
colander.» of llt‘iil hum“ IIIIII ll illipmtmlt
legislation. it is not [Kimble that all of this
willbedinpmlol, Its the IlifiClis‘iiIlll of the
annual uppmpriation bill; In“ Ilt't’llp)‘ much
01 the limo II! the house and nonun- III-tween
Dec. 3am! March I.
it is not expat-ml that much prugrm \\’ ill III»
Inndo during the coming Ivuek withgthe busi-
nose of the fiession. in the senate. the unlln.
lobed business in tho llnnnco mmmittec‘s Sui»
dilute for the Miiismriil' llill. “'III'IIcotIgms
udjouruodfienntor Allimn, who Wain in charge
of the hill. gave notice that \t‘il'l) congress
Ihouid again wexnblo ho Wulllll I'nxist on tho
mtodevoting Its time to tho tnriil' ques-
tion,to the exclusion o! all now business,
untll it had lwendieposul of. it was even
understood that there would he no recess at
Christmas time it the hill had not been
disposed of. Conditions have changed since
congress adjourned, and although no policy
“ has been {onnnlly discussul by the members
‘. ofthe ruling [Kitty tn the senate. it is con«
siderolxmible that tlItItnrit! measurowill
1e laid aside alter a further disco-ohm to
give the senate opportunity to consider other
business.
“To-day, of course, will Iodevulnl to the
president‘s "Image.
The house is prevented by its own rule:
from taking up any 01 the nutiniahe-l busi-
nm ol‘last nation [or six days after its lint
rimming, with the exception of such lL-v may
have been made a special order for n particu-
larday. There Is no special order for the
coming week.
Besides the thrill question, which in the
most important bit of unfinished business on
the calendars of congress, there or: to he
considered hill 5 for the ndmi-ion I ( Dakota,
Washingtcm and other of th . t. rritories; the
Blair educational bill. which sleeps in the
mom of the house educational I-nuunittee;
wverui pension bills, and n large number of
measure-of interim to mrtnin localitiesnr
sections will In urged for C-Infiitlt‘rlliiull.
sncnz’mnr zxmcorrr‘s ASSI'AL gamma
Secretary Endicott, in his" nnmml report,
llludes feclingly to the death of lien. Sheri-
dan, which he says deprived the army of a
chic! preeminrutly fitted for such conunaml,
. whose wide experience. ready resources, and
‘5‘ personal qualities made him a tower of
strength In council and nctiou Tho secre-
,, jar: again int' in: the attention II! I‘nllgl‘m
tothndefenseless condition of our son coast
and lake fronts. Fur thII construction of
needed defenses in which to place the new
gun, for which appropriations have nlrendy
been made. an appropriation of $2,\40,0fll0 is
asked tor. Torpedocs antl‘ submarine mines,
the secretary says, are now acknowledged 15‘
Ill nations to be absolutely nrx‘essary to tho
eflicicnt defense of harbor: and seaports, and
(or tln- purchase of these and tin.- normry
uppltsnIes for operating them and for t-x-
perimcnting to nscsrtatn the best of the
many torpedo inventions an appropriation
of $l, 800, 000 Is recommended.
Secretary Endicott renews theret rec-momen-
dntiou made in [nu ions reports tor the up-
Moment of an assistant secretary of
war. finch an officer In intpemtively needed,
he says, for the proper and elite iz-nt adminis-
tration of the war department.
The memry's estimates of appropriations
to the war department {or the year ending
Junew, 1%”,cailst'or 844,,63.’ 307. This in-
cludes i "31.63.372101' the military establish—
ment and $13, ‘85,?“ for public works and
river and Inn-hm improvements. Thenppro-
prietions for the last fiscal year amounted to
$11,165,107, and for the current year, 260,.
57.592”.
szcnmnnv \‘xus‘ net-our.
In his report of the depart ment of the in-
terior, Secretary l'ilas makes the gonad
rooommendnthms that the secretory If the
department be relieved of hit praet‘gt em-
bamtssing complexity of duties byiegisln-
tion permitting the further delegation of his
work to his assistants.
The report shows that over 8,500,w0 acres
was the aggregate quantity of land {or which
title was passed during the year, over 800000
mot which were for railroad purjms,
The mlpts from the disposal of public Inndn
were the largest since 1836.
The report of the land oillce shows that
over 55,0001on acres of land have been re-
Itored to the public domains during the
1mm administration, and recommends the
restoration of over 6.5, 000,000 more '
Orerathird of the entire repOrt of the
dopnrtment is devoted to the subject of
_ Indian nflairs. It states that the genera
condition of the Indian people and ot the
department of the government directed to
‘ their care has been satisfactory.
On the subject of pensions the report pro-
Ients'l luminary, shoving that the amount
paid ta- pensions during the year was nearly
mHWW-vnn inmost) over the previous
year of 85.000, 000
The incompléto report for the post your at
the opmfiono of the labor bureau shew:
thut in the period from 1831 to 1866 the
number of person- involved iu successful
m was only 33.19 per cent. of the whole
lumber of III-them It is computed that,
Mame petiodof xix yam, theloooto
“mmfilfillflw, and the Io- toen-
Wu through lock out 88,157, 7", one total
Wimtomnployaotm,wz.m.
m POSTAL 513ml.
Master General DiCkimou‘s annual ro-
Efren peanut- concisely tho condition and
, clover! branchot thopostaluervleo
'uhwymm June so 1m with
”emporium with previous yuan,
‘ lmlrbbloupunsion of lumine-
out o Int-Inu- In expenditure. 'nu
”mint the you- In 63.695176,
mu» expudltuvu animated to $56 35,.
“‘11:: stint-ted deficiency ls therefor.
SINIII IN.“-
\\ mini 'lUlI
'n
IIIII
Thernllnnv l xiii servicemen“ lucra-
ot 1.,oud union I III II dermal!" of it! per (out.
Inch rote II! wot per Mule Unwind The
'lhli moot I-nIIiIIvIu in the money onler divi-
(I, I muupnud a! ti-Iilfllw MU, uni laud!
um. I. hing pith u not profit tothogonru-
men: of “1,,00) ’liIe Volume 0! orIIImry
IIIIIII mutter hm largely human-Ii IIIfil it In
wtinInIul IIInt the li'V-illllt‘ during Ilmpul
your would llll\’I' Inn-u, Without I-I-Iinrtiuusul
pining», upward» or HUJIIILIMI. Inn-fully
preIxIt'oII aintIaIII-II are hlIlIIIIIiil‘Ii in every
l-rmn‘hul Iltv hll'\lL‘\l Ilt‘lIIItIIr-illl'lllg in the
Iipmlnn of III p alum I I general IIII'I'I-nmd
ellhhni v III III lil’l‘l Ion: I yours.
I ‘IIII-inliy piopnml .tnliulim nIoIIuIIIIIlthI
t‘hillirifiilllgitll mllllfll with Hint of “root
lll'llltlll, (iII-IIIIIIIy and Frame. III-III-msirut-
my: the" in I-lu-npum of Inning“, grow rI-I‘Ir
nuI- llil‘l expenditum number of l’fietotl‘lwn
extent of mail mutt-II, IIIiloiIgeuf Innll service
nnd I‘ inn»: or mail Inn. transmitted the
pn-tul sysIIIIII «If the United States in the
leading one of the world.
Allulltg tho I'mIIIIIIIeIIIlIIIIIIIIII unhinituvd
tire: The on'nemhlp by the government oi
pmtollloo buildings; allowance for rent for
lllll‘tl class Imminent; n no hion III tholrunk
ingpIiIileguluw, and Hint. at tho termini
llIuII-t I'xistitl' IIInIroctI for thenmnuiocv
urn «Ii “binge stnmpi, [mini cumin and
stntuptul om'einpm the goveriunent tnlto the
work into its on II hands.
rm; .VATIIINAII CIIIXAIle.
ilr. James I’. KIIII‘IIAII, director of the
mint. in his annual report on llll‘ operations
of ”In Iuiut service (or the llscstl your ending
J true 30, III», shows the I‘oitmgeu! the you!
In lllll o lwn III follows:
l’lI‘ I'IN
\‘iI'IIII-
\ II m 17:40
It 'I-I‘l'll'ii-IEI.
(lull, ..
NIII'I'Ih-llnt'd, ., ‘IJ. 2| . i
summon-y \iill’l‘I'Ilillll..lz.iNi,.'I2l
'IlnInr with ...CII.‘JTI,FI‘J
Tnlni .......... lUJJVAlJIIT $‘Ki.7|ll.2l2.3fl
The silver purchased Ilnringihe your for
volume aggregated 15833.80") ounces, at n
cos; of #:1333733), or an average of 95.47
cents per ounce. The solgniorngnnn the coin‘
nge of ailvcr dollars coined during the year
amounted to $3,4ui,'.r:.'. and In subsidiary
coinage to 571,11”, The miguiumgn on the
winnge 01 silver from July I, l‘7~, to June
30, We, have amounted to slightl'ol.
The production of gold and rilt'er in the
Urinal States {or the (‘llil'lllllll‘ year i“? in
estimated nt tiltullilultl gold and $7 “.3571!”
silver. The production of gold in the world
during the post (our years has I'cIIIuinol
nearly cmdnnt, ranging from stinging»
in last to $10,156,?!) in h“. while thr- pro-
Iluvtionnf silver has incrvn‘ol in the lust
IIIIIrI'Inr-z IIIuItIt 555.5,!”"1'". ranging from
Silll.7il$l.|ltlll in i“I III filii'IJltkllIl in l‘fi‘l.
Til" aggregate coinage III the World during
15‘? Wins: Gold. $124,503, II'I'I; silver. Slump“,-
NU.
'l'hI‘ntoI-koi gold and bii\’t'r win in "11'
L'nitml States on .hIly i, In“ is estimated
to have lI-en: Hold ruin, it" ' ’lI’J. " Ibil‘t‘l
dollnn, é;’!V.I,TII~.,'I‘.Il; subsidiary silILrI-oins.
3m. Imam.
,I' tin-same ti'lit‘ there “.15 gold bullion
awniting (plunge in the mint: II! III" value of
e l I", Mum; silver bullion, $33-$33“; melted
trnnli- dollars, 30,55,3‘d: making It total
metallic stock of $1,013, [3031; i)! this there
“'26 in the treasury of the United States
finifi‘lflli‘lz in national looks. 3ldi,-I:L’I,~w:,
nuliuIIthI-r tank-I and in gavtxo‘ml cirailn»
limp $i?.l'.',‘l'3i,'.‘.VJ.
A FEMALE DEFAULTER.
She Dot ton I“. “win In Approval style,
Speculum. and heparin.
IlAItItIuIII'iIII, I’d, Du: :§.——'l’hu «Int’nh'a-
rim- 4.! Hi .I Union“ Huge. n 1'l'l'k in (In:
office at the I ullectnr of internal I'vwnne in
themity. is l.e tail; of III town Silfllt‘kt
nIIdiII 5-"; 'III in r-lm‘ii sp-Iulntiun and the
appv-intuunt of :I n- \v Ilnlutor I: a! Work
alumni lt'l “.m- bond.- Hm -n Intu- Izmle~
good the simrtnge in her accounts.
Miss lingo hm. bet-II lzenIi L'lvrk in the «Imu-
.,f the mlleetor of interim! revenue (or some
years. liar brother l’t‘tl't‘l‘n'v'tl :I lrsi‘lfl', post,
markei Philadelphia, in which his sister said
that she II II.» It default“, Inui luul lelt him
to avoid exposure. Mm lingo filmed in II
Intsinvu like way that sh.- had taken snnw
86.788! during the past. 1.2m“. and had lost
mm? of it in speculation». .\n examination
or m» IIInIiLs >ltuwui that iwr III-'tllml was to
retniuwun- of the null )veivlintotheollim
each day. and tin-n "doctor" the boom,
A few Iiflyh ago Mist-I liI'Ing informed a
friend that It “in; her intention In token
triptn liurnpp, and there is an inipn'sis'ion
that she is nuwmt the ocean. Mien; liege
hasnnt uxjoyczl an enviable reputation in
this city, She went money lavishly. in
the letttr to her brother, from l'hilndvlphh,
:he hinted that the mnonntnf the delnkg.
that >hnnlIl he collected lrom‘a IriI-nol 5
lady “i It IIIIouI she uninitiated and who into
n. (urtune Ly iul: Iritance
ltolpertodale'l .‘Iineo Sllll Flooded. ,
lltzsrixonos, l‘n. Dec. 3—41»: bitumin-
ous coal mines at Robortsdnle, which wm
floodedhy the Hidden flow of hack water,
covering forty acres, will not again be in
condition for working for some time, (“ring
to the uudn‘mining of the trumroys and
other damage incident to the warhont. The
avursc of the water was changed from the
mines by digging on artificial Ich and mu-
ning the current in an opposite direction;
but in spite of this, though meeting the re—
lease or the comers, a steady flow of water
is still running through the mines. Two
Worthington pumps. weighing 5,000 and 7,311
pounds, havoboenin constant service night.
and day, but the water still comes pouring
in. the forced idleness of the miners will
entail a very serious loss to them at this
ammo. Thecom y’slooo to no can-
whmrtuiuern I WI
Another Lunatic 10050.
New Humour), Mm, Dec. iii—For two
weeks put on unknown man has frequented
the (enter of the city alter dork, and ,u-
united ladies who have been on the streets
without an escort, striking them with sun!-
olent force to prostrate them. On Thursday
evening he knocked In John Robbins down
twice. and she has since been confined to her
bed with nervous prostmtion. Sntnrdoy
evening Mrs. Annl'o T. Scale was mined by
thump, but she struck him In the face, and
summed so loudly that the follow wu-
lrightoned away. The police have not been
ible to get on the track oi the mandrel, m
. reign of terror provnlh Imong the ladies
Disinfectlng Jock-olvnlo.
Jncxsoxt ILL}, Fla" Doe. a—For twenty-
totn- hours two new m pl yellow {ever on
reported and no death; Tot-l cum to don,
QM; deaths, 410 The m of disinfection
hog-n this morning. Fur hed clothing,
blanket: end wearing apparel three lugs
cylindricll mo havo been prepared, when
theinfeotndarlcluwillbo thoroughlyplrl-
tied with boiling water. The
{orthodldnloctionot oil WWW“.
possibly mammal thotavormvary
thorough, end the work in being pol-land
hi the W want manner undu- tIIo up».
Mon 0! the United om Minnow
III-vice ofiloen
Pivot-bl. [at “m M
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SOUTH NORWALK fiVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3,188.
THE SENTINEL.
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Want J‘d"..-}§ In. It. '3
Merriam- oeIl Denim :5 cent»
tum! Notice-I Inn-mo In line
gaunt” find;
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Architect and Civil Engineer,
Futon-hw- l’lann. rpII‘Illratimun Imd buznvrlnlend
|’III I~ Inf the I'llllrlflll‘llflll oi on ty Ilt‘rt Kiwi-III
ul irllllh'lhgé.
’l' “Lila it BASUPI A illdi.
Mr?“ I.- 'l‘nglor‘ I Illnldmg WnI-I-IHIKIIIII M.,
:Io. Mn“: I. I'. II. 1:01 :15.
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o I'IAhu IUlslilt AND lilil'dlltlflt.
Agent lot the cIIlchrIItI-d
Hohmor Planes.
llK‘hwuotl'l Ilnn Building. Non-III mm.
on; {Km
l) )R. .l. S. CLARK.
:51 South \luIII uteri, opp City llum
out “I :I‘tmlIAL n
3 to 9 I In.
(mice lloun. .' m' .. p m.
or 91:!" 'lt Iphum connect l I. Group. III
ll , I'll CK“ PILL,
Aliljlll'l'lil’l".
‘vx; m 50, lloitiuni‘r Ill-II It, '
W uhmgmn must ,SIIntII {\Imutk it til the
Am. 5. GIBSON,
1‘.
01:11.15: of In: tum I' ol‘. mam...- at ChuranI'alcr
bury. 'ltlitlwl o!
I’inuol‘orte, Organ and Musical
Compostuon‘.
‘1'. 1) Lock lie: .10 I' II . NIIIIWAIJL CONN
DR. (.1 . llill T“ l'. LI;
.DLN'i ihl,
(Hill!) IllIIi l'
larva: . '5 him K it! uh .~l‘.
Tutti extracted VI: hout pt: I- II
dIk Emu
W65“: 0; «Ltd Int tutu!
E ' when as.
mew ron 'rnz
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
I‘t()'l'Al£\" l'l‘.‘ ”Luca-
BUWAYTUH. CONN.
II. ‘II I -
MI MIR“ M. Ii
K’ll nu: I-I Intent
0 ll. ID’Il “THIS,
9
Client for Weddings out Portia, Ina t'rIIIIII
I- ll. smutly on hand inrttu. with and “I ll Ill~ (I la
bum! Ilool liar. end Kmpluymmt unite.
wants 81' . so. VORWALKJJ.
(film-(3.1 cIIoII' E,
.
‘ .
carpenter and Builder.
l‘lsnl fumiehcd Ind III-timothy» gtvtn.
Jobbing of oil ktn‘d! prmnpny gm third to.
him Ann strut, mar Main
1’. l x “3.50th Somali Ct.
l‘l’l’E‘STIOS.
Sewin-r Machine Supplies,
Attachments Pam Kamila. III-lie cu? . lam: shed
Ocnonl lulu-Mn; o! nil kin-h- nml out“ 0!
Wing Machine: 2.3! sllAlLl-llt
$1 Minn 3L. ho. Norwelk. L56],
J 1). JENNINGS,
D
Senatorial. ELQulnmnI.
Undertaker It Eutlmltner.
anemic onII'r BELL IN TIIBOI’FICE.
So. 4 Knight St. Kandace. 5 Kim 81.,
590 film Nor-walk, Conn.
J R. RAYMOND,
o
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Odie toot oi “MIL-Ind “I. on Wotcr l'. I). ll»: tll’.
SOUTH NOB‘VALK SAVINGS “AVE
.;I World: :‘llm Slhcl.
Open llafly from 15 to it a.m.,nmt trim : h 3;: I:
Int! on Saturday waning! ire-In II to 3,
m‘ inlcn'rl allowed on Deposit.»
ALDEN SHLMA‘SS. I’m
JOHN ll I’llllllisfi ite- l‘res;
JOHN ll. K‘Sdl’l‘. tier one'l‘rue
5:” l7
George II. IxnIIIIImd,
FURNITURE lIBALE. i' .
And Furnishimr Undertaker.
( 'eil and see my large stereo! Ill kind: 0! lumltm.
36 Mill: Street. Ion-ll.
Also pvepored to tunnel: everything peers?”
the interment of Ihetlad, day or nifim'l'el
mangeiigognv‘rith twat-nee. No 8 Be! Icy pilot.
I:
IIODIERB. IIOX’T,
15 Railroad Place,
musinyolnttoanmulneol
column“. Walthum,
Elfin. Springfield,
-In-
Non-MagneticWatches.
French mm mm Clocks,
Artistic Silver Ware,
kafluflonlry.
No.
M... me0m -Im- “W
A FULL III INIt 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Belly Bios. ilnId Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Iloor Mute,
Something new. III-«t llIIIIIz not.
w. c.QUINTARD,
lUBlU HALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
“Mao”—
We no propane to no Ilm clue Job or
SLATING
in «'l'hn BANGOR. EAST "ANGUR. or
PI’NARCMI’I SLATE
all cents per int and upward.
I’uuct- wishing Elma muting IlIoIIld call on It:
wtotr NlIIlrllililIt'. eta-when.
A. EACH a 00.
Who: In. {not at uuvlltnd South Non-ll
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
87% Main Flu-pot,
S-l. NUHWAI E.
3.0
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
Full line oi Artists' Materials.
J. ’l‘l€ lh'l‘l! A .‘l.
( )l"l‘l()II\I\'.
83 llain 5L. South Normals.
\l‘ml Imp-neuron u'lnml nun vuu “.5.
(Sold Spectacle-o Riding III win out Bye ti: some.
nu [Ann-9 an II! Inpa- nor quality Itd III tmmnb. c
[Witt ._ . In 1‘2, II
THOSE IVE!) DESIRE
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alva}: tool: and II. It immune price would dotted
[a cell It the
Central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onlen- volition! out! good! delivered to my part
oi Cit].
JIIIIII tantrum, Pints.
, ()1?___
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
Hn—a
The Best Goods for
the Least lousy
__.A1'.__
H. S. BRflWN’S‘
B00'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
our]: & Lane‘s Block
III. Inn smut.
mum
{Wiflrfl‘
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CASH!
FIJ‘UOBEI.
.luat lttl‘lll‘ll, a low “union 0! 2| Inch ‘Illk Mottled l'itll‘il. “ilil‘il no nilrr III III count tiuld I-luwhrre
lorflJJ. II ccunlznuI: our rule nl Ill Inch Silk llottlod I'IuI-II III till u-nIII, worth I35
OIL-OAKS. "
I look.- It hall prim (mm IIuI Him to: udiiu‘ Minoa‘, IIIIIII‘ illitil‘l'." mn- Jim, - in pun hum 3-: .‘0 m"?
"I d"! -n nil Linen llIIcIt'l'o'I-ln, 45 Int hue by II “II he! III 20 cents adult 28 Iron.
ON FRIDAY. AT 9 P. M.
Wt IIi‘I I llu II Imeol Ilenlu‘ Lntletmar In all pm I. III b I. nu, com-Idcml guol Value at Dec-III: Thin
Inn In t ILIIIIue until BIIIII-dly night
It will pay you Iounmlln our line of [.mliu‘ 1‘ Mid (lento l In‘mllu It GI 32‘“ north 3:. 75; III M 7.5
W... . .
You can buy goods cheaper for cash than for credit.
lug scormnn at. BOYT. ofljouth Nervous,
wound—m “Mm-«w ~ M“ "I. n... m ”I‘M-04m mam.
CASH
01’ this you will be convinced otter vint-
spI-MIII Snlh ol' Illa-hots Imd Comfort-Mc- oII sot-ran.
Flue Ifl’ll‘illlt‘l II or mum Ind hm In I-th I III I nil all and I! put» to view.
We IIIVI ill! I «my nilltcmlet‘n I' II‘ , . . H In-
lilting tor " mg“. n I mini (mum: pronoun: HI Dry II III the M and nut mien
Indlu' l I ll Imita' l‘mllxnn Juliet! tough-x III prim {rum 9| 'Jtl to .13?
(II-nu‘lumtlriid IlIirta warnnted New YIrII Hill: In tin. with m w! I"! I'M. M ”at M
linen, for M II). III elm IIIow IIIII hr 'ot unluuudmrl um" I n r prInlnceIIIn um rim (or ”at I
The Imt Amen-km: Ilmu gingham for 8% cent: mid elsewhere to: 1'9; mm mow Emil I! lit
Special nm lor the lnlltro at "to wed on LIDII’I' 4 III‘ ’l‘TIW. IJIIWIIDIKID D.“ If.-
ItonlIs'.‘ 50; out! 19, wrtlIIIw; III 3:” 5. north 3500 Then» £004! are All we repmdt onIl more DRESSED IllIHllAIVIS'I at It mum In nli uuulmm.‘ 53m,
. SQOFIELD a HOY'I',
68 Waslnngtcsn at,
South Norwalk.
We Have Received 4.800 cans of the
Celebrated Dew Drop
Sugnri‘orn 'i'IIIIIIItIII.e.~, Apricots, (lxiiontt Cherries, Pine—
:IppiI- Sun-,‘olush LiInIIilvnns llariiet i’e'u's, String Beans,
Peaches Pens, lliuebterties, illnckbenics. l-‘lll;l(’i'.&c.
These goods are iiii‘ linezt pm: lied and put up for iiuM' who
can appreciate II first Iinss :IIliI in, and II 0 ”mil sell thI III at :1
reasonable price.
Thu-e goods lake the load I‘lilli our sales exceed our expec-
tation. ilIe ill'>i Is the cheapest. ('untmlled :IIIIl finiti in this
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
7o IVAI-IIIING'I‘UN writtcmu‘.
GROCERIE$ AND MEATS
T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.
SPRIHGWOOD.
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i‘llll "RIDERS FILLED PR‘DNIP'I‘LY.
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L'l'l'Y FOLKS FIND IT in i'lil'lill :IllVAS'i‘Mil-Z 'I'U TliAili". “Jill! l.'.\
(17‘7”: "q I" 'I‘l"? n v ,
. Llilfll and iii [In
Millilill UNDERWEAR
In All Sizes and Good Values.
7
l. ililiKEilMlN & SllN,
South Norwalk.
85 Washington Street.
wgnmu I. no.
annggpomm.
Special Importation.
BY WHITE FINE STEAMER "BRI’R‘ANIG”
WI- hate Ihie day entered ll the (‘u-tnm lion-c at Ihis pm one lot of Si: It Warp llev rictta clothe
IIIIII II are in all Iho- new phndro—Itlsso 1“ the number:- of the But B! ncl: lleIIIII-IIII. Undies we use
one pn III by eclectit. g from these Iota
BROADCLOTHS.
ll 2 1‘ m oIlI-r our own importation. fiitv Mom or In lieu Broodhi‘othr. nn vIlIiI- h In gnauntte : rav-
In: of to cum a 1nd Prices, fl :1 25 and st 50. Etch lot hit: III-em- IIIIIIIeII.
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
or our own Imports: ion. One can of the uldnz; and twat lie: Itlcttn Cloths ever brought In this
market In ill be shed to III-y; also a ‘arge II: c o' un-dmm grad: s ol Cuhmem nod Henrietta, micro, 83‘
cents.wc.. 50c fid‘cfihcw We” and
COMBINATION SUITS.
We ohfllopen to my one hundred new I'Id beautiful suite our! only one oi I style will be sold in the
'75 CENTS.
120 Pliers oi Rich Block MOI. Coloml liked-mu 1nd Blank Miler, our but 31.0.):de ll 75
cans.
An llnumnl opportunity to Buy "to Renowned Gulncl & Clc
Black Silks.
1h otimnme the silk mite we prepare to loll during the mount week five lot: or Rich Block (I'm:
(lulu Ell... the genuine GUINK‘I‘ mode, It the Inllowmniflees: 85cm. 3| 00. 3115 St it SI per
That In! low figures for rich III-ck tank: but they are not I corrugumdiugly low I" e or goods;
In the contrary they we made of an excellent quality of pi: e o‘llt. wit. rich and hnndsome, and u
nun-Io: minor-III] on. III III world. ,
WWII IIIII m’ wlut we pronounce the III-III nine lint nu liven sold for 25 yarn.
Fa111e Francaise‘.
Alotolfl Iotnfllncheswlde tho ulna 1,75 unlit .yirlllheopenodtodlyltun
mmmgeuuinmatyuimm ‘ q ’
Colored Francalse.
mmmmdmuumgndamtmhlwuuwymntlfiwlllhuld It 8!.» ll
hump-Ida!
No Inch
CflMSTllilli 3888
Have placed in stock their full line oi
CLOTHIVG
For Fall and Winter.
BUMSTMK 8888.
Insurance Building,
(law
Masonic Building.
Smilax-walk Nmalk.
HOUSES ANl) LOTS
,FOR 5 ALB
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm,
Wood Avenue, Monroe Street ll oodw'trd Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street Corner .Inmmit and Golden
Iiili Streets, liaviland Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
Lois
Situated on liain Street, Caner Taylor Avenue and Wool
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Vince, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit SIIr-et, Eimwood It venue, Bayo
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water [and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
At Low Prices. !
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Tlilllll & lllllllili,
IIIL nun , In Ininni IIIIII
W. B. HALLOICOI
., ‘ South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler