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He Makes War on Small Game
with a $300 Gun.
IN FINE l‘BT’l‘LI‘l AX!) SPIRITS.
The My “all Away Quietly and Sean
(Ill Would-be Follower. with Terrible
Threats-lien. llarrlwu’a Little Jolt!
About Dunn 'Kolm- ('uhllwl lit-«Iv.
Iamuanu 1‘. um ll. Hen. Harrison had
to get up at t‘: diam It lli order to be ull time
[or llio alumni] hunting tram. “Inch lt‘“ hilt
home at Till tit-n llurriwu had it new gun,
which l‘tlillt.‘ all the any from h'yrm'uw.
marked “l 'hil-"i ion to A "writ-an Industrial,"
and Wu» worth, at tin- it‘ll»! calculation, Sill).
The train qua-l out ot‘ the station. Xobody
except llr. l‘u-rn- knew when it was coining.
It is unruly-live miles to Ilana, the Ver-
miliiau county town. when~the lllilltlllflpfilll,
lim‘atur and Springfield railroad “$03!“ into
lilillolrt. but the dintunce was mmniplislmlin
two boom. though the road is w rough that
two train» a day are all they dare to run
uverit. At thl-‘ithe apoclal train pulled up
at the little station here and was side trurkul.
Most of the fill people of the town were
about their “lithium. The train people loafed
all day and wondered what luck the sports~
men were having. Nobody dared to follow
them.
Private Secretary llalford had announced
that any over inquisitive prion who went
ilong was in certain danger of being shot by
the presidenhelet't himself. Another bulletin
With that the general Would surely turn back
if any detectivm m-tned detenniued to follow
llilll. All day the tramp kept up. The [arty
returned to the train at nightfall and supper
was had. Quail, rabbits and pheasants had
been the most iii-tight. There was a lat-it of
the latter game when the returns Were all in,
but of the quail there were llrh‘l‘ll and of
rabbits live, ”tough, of mum». to make pm-
l't-m'ioiml hunters envious. 'l‘lm litxlaier and
the Sucker country are too cold for ducks.
Th.- early evening was spem in the mrlor
of the var, talking over old times and telling
stories of the frontier. (ii-n. Harrison's were
in; in arty as the mat. lint all grew tired
early. They had all started out early, and
early and Into had elm-zed the pointer. I!»
fore lilo'elock the car was dark, the "mph!
about the station had diatom“, and the
lone railroad operator in his little room
plugged away to let the people in lndlanap
olis know that every one of the party was
well, and that the return trip would be had
the next day.
A close t‘bmpnrisou of notes for the day
showed that the party had trumped llftoen
miles in all, and that Gen. Iiarrimn had been
fatigued as little as any of lhopnrt y. It was
waceded. too, that the president-elect had
brought down the very first quail that had
dared to pop up anywhere. The hunters had
dinner at the house of Capt. Bates. a leading
citizen, and, weanling to a] amounts, the
jest: went around pretty merrily. Gen.
Han-ism happened to inquire why it was
that the town had been called Dana.
"Why,” mponded Attorney Pierce, "it
was named by Col. Moore, who used to be a
superintendent of the l. D. and “C. after
Charles A. Dana, of The New York Sun. I
gum if he could take it back now and name
it over again bad name it something else.“
"Why so!" Gen. liarr’naon asked.
“Because Moore is a redhot kpublicnn."
"Uli," was the generals laughing remark,
“he needn‘t let that worry him. It was
amusing to read The Sun during the cam-
paign. You could see in every issue of it
that it ‘wmi knillng Cleveland under the fifth
riht I know [lemmally that Dana wanted
to heat Clevchiml."
PLATT AND MILLER.
llulitationn That Their Fight for Place Is
Growing Bitter.
NEW YURK, Dec. tin—Warner .‘ililler came
to town last evening. and was quartcml clme
to the Hon. Thorium C. Plan in the Fifth
Avenue hotel Mr. Matt was in the rpm-ions
corridor: after dinner, and so was Mr. Mil—
ler, but they didn't happen to see each other.
Yet at one time they were only ten feet
apart, but for all that it was stated by
authority that neither of the aspirants for
the treasury portfolio had met.
Mr, Plait was gracious and Ilflt‘tflnllllllllt’a‘
tlve, and Mr. Miller was mnnllysu. Mr.
Xiller met many political friends who
wanted him to run first under the wire for
the place, but were somewhat disturlui by
the apparent momentum of Plan's boom.
But it was announced that Mr. Miller would
he in town a good deal more from this date
to look after h'm own interests, and petitaffi
things for him will improve. Mr. Miller
himself didn‘t want to talk about his min—
paign for the phicc.
"You'll have to excuse me," he said to a
reporter who asked him about the situation,
and he added: "I have nothing to say at the
moment," an! drawing on his gloves and
buttoning up his overcoat, he started out to
meet. so his friends said, John B. Elam, Gen.
W's law partner, who is v'm‘ting New
York with a political mimion to the Big
Four. )lr. Miller'sfriendsdeclared that. Mr.
Miller would advance his claims to the port,-
folio solely on his campaign for gov-
ernor in the state and the assertion
that his high license lane so split
the Prohibition party that sums for the
national Republican ticket was assured by
theaccesion of the electoral vote of New,
York state. They were not at all pleased
baa-when it was pointed out that neither
Gen Harrison nor his representative, Mr.
Elam, was inclined to view claims based upon
the high license issue with much more con—
sideration It was emphatically declared by
the friends of the two aspirants that one of
memo: manna which has influenced the
new in the choice of a cabinet
when-from New York is the (:0an
thatitwill not. be judicious to harden the
policy of his administration with any dia-
finctive state isms.
Two lion Cabinet Ramon Explodcd.
Wasamorox, Dec. tit—J. S. Clarkson, of
Iowa, denies absolutely that he has been
Weathepmition of metaryot the in-
terior under President Harrison. Semiot-
Palmer, of Michigan, said to a representative
of the United Pre‘thgt there was no truth
inthostatunentthathoman aspirant for
interior under the new administration Gert.
WhmMmtoflucd a cabinet
poaittunand hewould not accept anoint
mofieredhim. .
A. her-m Inward.
insert bit “or?
; llulelmw'u.
I »"OLD HUTCH" wcrimzao.
The: of Ilia Trilulml and l‘murul [Jau-
' trauma "aw I'lml l‘l'lv: L"-
t‘ineiou, 1w r. . :z hm, 1...,“ dismal-hid
that tho grail Harlin! niunipulhlol'. ll. P.
mluru lax? known as "Old
Hutch.“ has been rictimiml to the amount
of small by u lul‘lllt‘l‘ clerk named Frank
.H. llatm A ahnrl time alum Hutchinson
purvhaml a board of trade membership for
young batman! the latter took anartivu
part in the automate of llutehitwiu during
the September wheat corner.
Bali-a lived a [nut lift" and went largo
sunIu-l money in company with diwilulv
voluminous. which e-miing to the tin-ml
edgi- oiliiat'mpluwer, a quiet iinmtignlitm
wasnuule, “'litt'li rmulml In tho Ilihllllrr-Illttl
Bates nevenilihiyn ago. Further iuthigu-
tionahowathat llnlm. Ihruugli lil‘ uwmlwr
uhlp on the board, “hit-h was really «mu-d
Ivy llutchinmn, bud, while acting for his
principal, used the knuwlmlge ho lainnwd
of the latter's spwulutivo intentions to buy
or sell graham; the case might be. [ordain
own urcouut, before opt-rating [or Hutchin-
mu. whom deals later on, through lint 3,
Would give the latter a protit. n» the uuu‘liet
admitted or dwlined, on "(lid llutch'a"
manipulation-i. '
little» has fled from the city, and as John
Loiiri‘gun, the “rolling t-lrrlz" on the board
for llutch, another last young man and
boon t‘tllllpfllilull of Bitten, low llkL‘Wlfil‘ dia-
apwaml it will he initme-Zetoaxvrtnhi
the lull amount of lint-m“ «Twin-diam for
some day», When it in said other method“ of
Butn' int-tapprupriutinn“ will mum to light.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
\golumhna Take» the Place nl Cleveland.
”the Joint It v ('ommiltre'a Clint-goo
.‘lllnptctl—OMCi-r- lLlertt-ol.
51'. Ia-l'is, Ihc. tip All the clubs were rep-
I‘I‘H'llll‘tl at the Amman-an lllt‘l‘llhg. The
Lulu-Will“ dulrgntmn, (“inhaling of I’rniiln-nt
Ilia admit. tvx~l’n-.~ident Zach l'lielpu and
'l‘i'nnsurrr llnlto, arrived m the morning.
l'nudcnt John W. Spouse, of linux15 ('ity,
“as unavoidably detained at home.
The meeting win (allul to order about 10
o‘clock by l’l’t‘:llt'lll 'i‘i'ikull'. lie was won
after snow-deal in the chair by Judge Scott,
of St. Lani». Tbei‘nlnmbmnit-legalionuon-
hi‘llllg ui’ .‘iltwrx libiuu. l'ml‘tlt’. Lazarus,
Cohen and Williams. was admitted, and
these gentlemen at osm- pl'm’cmlml to tlvzl‘f‘ibv
the qualifications of Columbus for admission
to the Assimilation circuit of rill-cal.
It was nearly :5 U't‘lin’k when the Columbus
delegation tiled out. The- mecting then took
an hour's nix-as for dinner.
The buninean of the afternoon session was
chiefly Isl a routine clutrarter. The repurta of
the various mniniittees Were bubniittul and
adopted. The joint mintnittee on rules, of
which Mr. liynie Ia chairman, aubiuitted the
work of the commute: as accomplished in
New York jllal previum tn the laugue meet.
ing. At that meeting the tool tip was abol-
isheol, and four bail.» wrre ngrm-ul upon as a
saith-lent number to give the batter his have,
and a base bit is to be t'rulltnl tun hatter
when the umpire i< hit w ith a batted ball on
fair ground. Those rule: and the other!
were ratilled by the Assimilation, but («insid-
enable time was ninsumul in discussing the
matter.
As no other conditions [Invented them-
selves for mlmimiun into the Association, the
eligibility of Columbus was diseased. The
capital city was all right, and in fifteen
minutes after the matter wax taken up
L'Ulllllllllh wm a full fledged member of the
Association by unanimous vote.
The meeting funk mmtlwr recess at I;
o‘clock. and again wall into swim: at h,
The busitu'» for the evening “‘33 the election
of 'Alllt'z'l’za'. “'hvn the meeting hit-l ud-
jmtrnul at ll tit-lurk the following was given
out; ”without. mcr-tary and tnwmirer, '
“dwelt-r L'. “illioil. of L'ulunibu.~". Vic..- [rrt‘nl-
drnt, Ji‘lltt \l'. 5pv.‘~‘, Kansas t'iiy, t’lnir-
man not L'lm’h'tl. but You tlvjl' Aim “'1“ get
it, “Harri of uliru‘l.tra~.~\llil-’tic \ and l'ulllm-
inns in the “Lat and tint-Luann and Initial tile
in the West.
Maine rum-g sapzare niiles; was
settled in [M . illul an: :alznittsd
into the ‘l'llir Matrix 1.), 1320.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The Tories and LiberaHInionhtts of Bir‘
minglum are making preparations for a
grand public demonstration, to welmme
home Jmeyih Chamberlain and his American
bride.
The new Gulzlcn Hate special is making its
first trip to San ancmro, carrying forty
mngrl’fi, and B making n-hvlulo' time. All
it: aim-ml features, atmm hunt. electric
light, utiz. are working perfectly. Itailmad
men pronounce it the line“ train in the
world.
Patrick tfanntxly,. a New York saloon
keeper, shot and killed his brother John in I
quarrel. John was a rough, and Patrick
:laims he shot in self defense.
Snow is drifted four or live feet deep on
Florida mountain, in northwestem Massi-
thumlln.
An attempt was made to blow up the reg-
ister’s otllee with dynamite on Rue St. Denis,
Park. Several arrests have been made.
The Welland canal rinses Saturday.
The boanl of review of the National Trot,
ting association 3 in mm in New York,
coutideing mks and regulations for next
year, and all disputes and charges accumu-
lated during the past season.
Governor Sprague's mansion, known u
Canonoehot, at Narragansett her. It. 1., has
been sold to a syndicate for worm, and will
be used as a summer hotel.
Another alleged Taseott has been
m‘u time at leenah, Wis He claims to be
C. E. Snell, of Slavens Point, “’is
“'illiam Schneiber, teller of .the First Xa-
tional bankof Columbus, Ind, succeeifully
worked a new scheme of bank robbery. He
stole $11,000 cash and 8:51”!!! in bonds. The
latter he deposited inn bank at Milwaukee,
then went to Chicago and opened negotia-
tious with the bank. He was granted m
thehondsaudflfiillofthe money, and ha.
returned to the statuwlth a netprotltof
“3,500 on his deal.
Amaunamedllolloyhasbeen artistedla
Dahlia, suspected of being the party who
furnishedthe Parnell forged letters, to The
landon Times. ,
The pottoflion department has oniered a
resumption of through registered mail
pouches between northern points and Florida
on Dec. 17.
The house has ordered 3,000 copies ofJ’i'u
ideal. Cleveland‘s annual manage primal.
The house naval attain committee ha: do-
e'aded to appropriate 80,1110,” for the new
uni-en.
Firawudiacova-edlatheholdofthoGt—
manbark C.RBishup,allmilea trams-a
Francisco,» an. The hatcha were cloned
ruchédandthohaxtlngumwith alo-
«mm .
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unfit wmamnm
iadanbdatthanavydapamneat
WWha-mmdm iii-Wea-
auaday bite m w m-
”gumbdnhhbu
annual
mu- III-u
munity by giving'an order for the return of‘ ‘
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Architect and Civil Engineer,
Paminlm l'lane, rplcillcatiotia and ruin-unlead-
rm-e lor the cunrnuctlon of every tlretnutmn
of buildinga.
Triltllfi names A “Lil.
nrnrg- Tum”: Building Wat-hing" a 8L,»
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'i r. unsnni'.
. l'IANU than no humour.
Apt-m lot ”it u-‘t-l-mtul
Sohmor Planes.
laurliwmd'e nun Building, Normal: rum.
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Wartnugion etm t, South humans jelrl :ttn
Annie. 5. ninsox.
Organist of the Find Congrmatwnai Churcn,Water
bury, Teacher 0:
l'ianot'orte, (Iran and Musical
Composntton.
Th2 ly lock Box 391‘. 0., NllltWALK. £05“.
I)“. C. F. IlOI‘T“'IIl.L.
DENTIST. »
(Hire and Ilia-Edi lice. .
Livonia liima. MAIN N11. >1! SilliWAl.K.
Tri'lll ntmted wzzho-u pain by the an oi has or
dsw ‘zvr.
Walnu- (item-d must-1.».
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thmx Insurance Co. of Hartford
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ROWATTOX. CONS
C II. D'AII'I'OIS,
a
Caterer for Weddtnp and ram". Ice Cream
constantly on hand («the rid; and wril. lib we
tinted ltuot lit-r, and E:t:pln_vmer.l ”are,
503.th 3'12. M). SURWALK. t'l'
J c. cuoivi;
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' Carpente ' and Builder.
Fame (“YTL‘DTII‘tl um: i‘;~l.'im'.—~ ”a.
1.1;- no: of 3:. Lifiin prom ‘ n"--n-;:lttn.
rampant. -: PH. Luil’ it; i.
l‘. u, not iii. mart.- .\-ir‘.s.s.a l'E.
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we“ in; .llali’llllll! Supplm,
Atiuhmema l’m‘. Krrtllr‘h Kalle. o'tc . famzehvvd
General Repairing 0' r... kind.- oiwl mask-m of
wving stunner. C. M. ntlAlLElt.
in Ham 5:., 30. Kuwait. 5554]
I D. JEXSISGS,
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Sat-team to L E. Qumran.
Undertaker & llnihziliner.
ELECTRIC Sltlll’l' BELL l3 Till: uFl'lt'E.
No. 4 Knight 5t. Besides”, 5 Elm SL,
880 3.1: Sorwulh, Conn.
J n. navnosu,
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iluilder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
03: foot of Ilavtland St. on Water. I‘D. Box ‘1'.
SOUTH NOBWA LK SAYISGS “ASK
.'.I 'J “hington Staci.
Upca Daily iron 9 to :2 a.m., and tom 2 10?. p.23
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to h.
Wilhelm-i allowed on Depositr
ALDEN StlLSIANS. “Ex;
JOHN H. PERRIS. Tire-I‘m: ;
“Hr. JOHN ll. K‘SAl’P.\t-r. «izc’i‘rrat
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my lame stock of all kind:- of laminar.
86 Main Street. nor-nit.
Also prep-Rd to tamirh everything accuse
the interment of thedead. day or night. Tel
conncaion with mulcncc. No. 3 Berkley piece.
Hch ”Aim
for
l-lOlVI ER B. 1103’ T,
JEWELBR.
N o. l 5 Railroad Plunge,
[he always in stock a full line of
Columbus. Waltham,
Eight. Springfield,
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Non-Magnetic Watches.
‘ French and? American Clocks,"
Aral-tic mm Ware.
Diamant- and Fiat Jewelry.
no 1: WM! me- no. no.
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A FULL LINE tll’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Berry Bros. Hard 0“ Finish.
“’Irc 7“ch floor Mata,
unearthing new, boat thins! nut.
W. O.QUINTARD,
Illlllc HALL DWI.
Slate
Roofing.
cov-
We are prepared to (lo aunt dmiob of
SLATING
in elilis- “ANGIDB. EAST ”ANHOR, (If
PKNAROI‘K SLATE
I
all cents par font and inward.
Parties wishing slate marine t'll'lhld cal on in
before mntmtina alrel'llerc.
A. BACK 5: Co.
Watcifit .foot of liaviloml South Non alk
E. amnesia sun
87); Main fitroot.
51!. NORW’AI K.
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FRAMING at lowest nrim.
—-—-—400———-———
Full line oI Artists’ Materials.
J. '1‘]! IS'I‘R e13].
()I."I‘ICI [\N.
83 Main St. South Sorwaili.
‘ Vianal Impr-rfct‘tims otcrtu‘l and corrected.
(Sold Sputnik-.0. Inuit-:1 flow! and life thanks.
0:: [cm are of mpcrun quatrty am at
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1888.
Wow... ..... ,W..wum..m..mW.—. -..
CASH !
PLUIHEI.
a lam.» invoice of '2! inch silk lottlcd l'tmh. which we nth-r at iii rent:
Werunnnue our air of ill Ilil‘ll Silk lowed Plush at w errata, worth H5.
OIJOAK'.
Just W‘it‘fll,
Hold clacwhcre
for in I.
2‘3 dozen all Linen llurk Tom-In, if» im hes by It “when. at 20 crude worth 28 rental.
ON FRIDAY. AT 3 P. M.
male to rouiuue untd Haumlay night.
It I'll! pay you to rxanilwuur bar of L'ulIv'a' and (lt‘nln' l‘iuhrella-
nIAIJIflQ, worth 31.75: at 31 :5.
"’"l' ‘1' 50: at r: m, worth It 310; at $515, worth 35 ll),
Thu-w goo-bi are all we rt'pft'fl'lll and more.
68 Wash1ngton $13.,
We Have Received 4.800 Guns of the
Celebrated Dew Drop
Sugar Corn. Toumtoes, Apricots, (Ix-Ileart Cherries, l’inc-
apple, Succotash, Lima Beans, Bartlet Pears, String Beans,
Peaches, Peas, Blueberries, Blackberries, Lobster, Sic.
These goods are the finest packed and put up for those who
on appreciate a first class article, and we shall sell them at a
reasonable price.
These goodls lake the lead and our sales exceed our expec-
tation. The host is the cheapest. Controlled and sold In this
city and town only by
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,‘
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GROCERIES AND MEATS
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
All]. ("RIDERS FILLED PBflMI’TLY.
ll
L'I'I'Y FOLKS FIND H To THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE “WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL--
mice: In a, tf
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
Poultry,
-... AXli .--
Vegetables,
A'wsy‘ in 2h nu! at a tritium"! pure wonli (towel!
to (all a: the
IIIIIIIIEII Milli
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
«rim murder}. and good? delivered to any wt
of City.
JIIIISflII ll SlIIIIII'WIIII, Pills.
ALL Gunn-
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
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II. S. IIIIIIWN’S
BM 85 SHOE STOBE/
mark an nit-o’- mock
ewmnnu
Minn llNllllllWlllll
In All Sizes and Good Values.
ll. IIIIlKIlIIMllI Hill,
South Norwalk.
85 Washington Street,
W B “mi. 85130.,
BRIDGEpZE’ORT.
Special A Importation.
BY WHITE .LIIIE SPEAKER “BRITANIC.”
W h' Ila med at tthustmn Home at this pan one lot of Silk Warp Henrietta cloths
whit~ti¢arhtfiifSIlilhe litter:I rhadawabo all the number! of the lint Biuk Henrietta. Ladies can save
our "on: by selecting from them lots.
BROADCLQTHS.
pieces of Ladle! Broadcloth. on which we guarantee a sav-
W ‘ . on own importation. am
in: of iofiil‘fynni Prince, 81, Sf 25 and $1.50. Each lot has twelve chalice.
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
" i ation. One can of the widest and beat Henrietta Cloths ever brought to this
wgé‘rilmodnflwday; also a large line 0' medium grades of Gallium and Henrietta, prim, 37%
mfé‘é‘fi'fiifinion ”SUITS.
We ohallopcn to day one hundred new and beautiful suits and only one of a style will be cold in the
'ty.
. #475 OEN'I'S.—-——‘
m Piece: of tech Black tin-dim. Colored Rhadamel and Black Palliev. our best .Mxlgooda u 75
Trillnmual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gulnct a Clo
Black Silks. ,
At Low Prices.
‘ t ”ilk mitt-we tomato nildnrlnz the present week are ton: of Rich Black Gina
onghiiii'fiirphum Gills a, at the following prices: 85cm. Om). 81.15. 8125 ".35 per
’ymi. Mmmmmm amateur-mounting my!" cot .
on the am , they are lament an excellent quality or pm ailk, non. rich an ha . and as
famous for mice at any ailk in the world.
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Fa111e Franoalse .
Natalia m $133"er the Milne Shflqaality, will be Win-day at 01.17.
Colored Franoazlse.
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We will tiflrt a line of (lenla' llmirru ear in all Men, at 2N t‘t'lili', connideml 200d value at I’- rrnlr. This at I” SI (ll
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You can buy goods cheaper for cash than for credit. or this you will be convinced after vult-
. lug SOOPIELD & EOYT. of South Norwalk.
sneelal Sale of Blankets and (Balaton-tamer on Saturday.
l'iaa amortmcul of malt: and tan in nylon to Hill. all and at prices to phase.
We llll‘t‘ the "vary 0! lliemtcr‘a l‘cluhth (lumen. pronnuneul by all to he the heat and mat perfect
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Final: at half wire, from aurimu. for Iodm‘ Itmfl‘mmlt‘hlldrcn. ranging in price from 9‘: M to,” m“ “m" """l‘ ‘
lmllen‘ and i it‘lila' t'anllgan J arketa, ranging in price from ll :56 to $2.25.
‘it‘llifl. hundred llllll‘ll‘. warranted New York Mill- Muilin. with buck!!!) and wrist haml- ol' the M
We aim wow the heat nulaundrlul «hurt ever produced in this place for 60min.
The heat Ammlmg time gingham for 0% cents, wold elsewhere for 12»; rents». Innulalo Cainlit‘lc attic.
Special run for the balance oi the week on LADIES” li-Iill’fl‘tlfl. EMBROIDERED BACK ll" ‘
autos-nu inn «norm. in n cents. in all mm from m to r. ' .
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South Norwalk,
CIIMSTIIBII BIIIIS:
Have placed in stock their full line 01
Men’s louth’s & Boy’s ‘
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
IIIIMSI'II
insurance Building, Masonic Building.
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So. Korwalk Norwalk.
BOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 5 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood Avenue, Mnonroe‘Strect, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Hill Streets, Haviland Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike.
L O T S .
Situated on Main Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Witter and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge. .
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TAYLIIII & IilIlII/EII,
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Washington St, South Nerwalk /
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43.45»; FT; 4A.:
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Norwalk Chronicler