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An Awful Christmas Morning
on the Mississippi.
A I’IIlISIlli BI'BNBD LIKE TINIIIZII.
m John II. "stunt. (‘ullon laden. lhu
alloyed in a I'M» Mlmum' “stilling
mil”! and Act:- of urinary Ti-liilile
Iknili iii Ilw t‘aptnln end a Pilot.
5" ill .r w». ilw Lil. "TIII'SIMHIQFJI-lln
If. lirz . r. implied with witoii. from Hiiur
Cilia. "I is! l'laiiuwiiiiiw. miic- Iiw llliit‘l
lut'lu . iv. iwlvrdny "turning. “in Inuit
Indium-u an n I itnl lam 'l'lie Ilulllllrl‘ of
mm M... ,. ruin-ll inINIlltlIIIIRl at thirty.
find tln- l»... (.1 1in way In: min-Ii gr-‘nlvr, us
this bunt In I "with ma p-ruiun on board,
minim. :i will u ii vz 'II so far limo Iii-on no
Mnlnl iril
At li‘w Inn-i Illi! tire was: Iliu'ui'I'l‘ul the
crow w-rn- nt ilti‘ll' [mu t‘npt. Jollw “us
It “in u lii‘l‘l‘ and in tho pilot lluuni' With him
In lint» Smith. a famous Minoan-pi tin-r
pilot. «in.» um. onv of the men on the Ruben
P. In» “lit-ll shu burned to tho wnIcr‘ii migc
loam fi'flf'i ago. Second Engineer Murriiiian
wait in tho rmiii on duty, and Capt. .l. N.
Holman, one of the finest stoamtuut mun on
thoriver, was in command of the stunner.
The boat left Mnnrw- Sunday morning wcll
laden with mitnn. She picked up [might all
this}. and u‘lu-u she got out of tho ( )nnchitn
Ind Into tln- Mmifidlplii she had owr 2.3M)
balm of cotton.
It was just but-iri- Christmas day was lit»
In; unhemi in when the lino bli‘alnt‘l’ caught
fire. She had marshal a twin! a short disc
Wilbufl' llm tmvn when n negmroust—
about near fllc boilers ran aft and cried out
that the bout was all aflne. John Fuller). a
linker, was near the place at the tuner, and
lacing the flames bursting forth from big
tiers of cotton near the boiler, ran hastily tn
the engine room and gave the alarm. imme-
diately Engineer Merriman took in ll“! situa-
tion, and at once sounded tlii- alarm by blow-
, lug thesteatn whistle and ringing the bells.
In an instant the flames shot through the
thin and over the sidm of the cotton, wrap
ping the entire boat in tire.
Top Clerk Powell was up stairs at the time,
and when hunt the flames in! heroically run
through the smoke tilled cabin and trio-d to
arena the Ilwpmg wagers. I I: kit-kw] at
thednors of the staterooms. and in :i shurt
while everybody was awake.
Then there was confusion wome'confonn-lul.
and the frantic persons on the boat ran to
thedlflmt exits to make their rscape. but
theboat was piled high with cotton and tho
ways were fillnd with blinding smoke.
mammal before they were able to get
tothe forward part of the bout, and were
dead when the steamer went down.
As soon as the tire wasdiscovemi Engineer
Herriman set the steam pumps working and
tried mbattle with tin;- {taint-s, but the tire
"wt through the boat like a Man: on the
"atria, and the engine room was soon in
flames Then, to add further in the cons
Iternation, the steam pipe burst and filial
the place with scalding steam. MerrinL-In
wuforced to abandon his post, and he, the
lichen and others ran to the sides and
climbed through the pitman, in order to save
their lives.
When the smoke and flames began to about
over the sides of the boat Capt. Jolim swung
the wheel around and headed her for the
allure. A full head of stir-am was on at the
lime and the bout was soon run into the
bank. Before she did, however. she was
and there was smrciyly a bit of
thither that was not furiously burning.
When the Hanna struck the bank she
handed away again and swung around,
drifting down as sha burned. 'l'hen Capt.
Jones jumped out over the) cotton, and.
flinging into the river, strum ashore,
Floating cotton. charrod timber and other
debris filled the river, and many Implc were
struggling desperately in the water for their
lives. Some of them we 2 able to swim
nation, but nearly all were badly burned or
”exhausted that they strugglul but a few
moments and sunk to rise no more.
As the burning boat struck the bank of the
river the crew and who had been
abletaoreach the forward end of the boat
mashore, some of them with scorched
“wand bruisal limbs, and many of them
with scamly any covering. Among those
who managed to get all were Capt. Holmes
and Bob Smith, the unfortunate pilot of the
ill fated Lee, who was a passenger on his way
down to this city. Both men were burned
nigh unto (hath When the captain jumped
ashore he was horribly burned, and in his
frantic desire to be relieved of the pain he
was gathering he buried his facc and hands in
the soft mud. and begged most piteonsiy for
moneto help him. Smith was ills! be»
Mud, and lay down beside the-dying captain.
Rowing could be dorm for the suflcring men,
Ind thetwo died together on tho river bank'
The death of John Crofton was a sail one.
He was in the upper part of the boat strug-
gling to get near the front end. The flanrcs
wan twisting and sweeping all about him,
and soon enveloped him. He tried to reach
the how, but he dropped and burned to death
Wetheeyaofpenunswl» were not able
to render him any assistance.
When the dkoovery was made that the
Hanna was burning the entire populatirm of
the town of Plaqnemine flocked to the river
bank and watched the vessel burn. The
[haggling unfortunates who mind the
more wue taken mot, and doctors and
others cametotheir auistanca and tried to
alleviate their sufierings
The following are known to have perished:
Captain J. S. Holmes, in command, burned
to death; First Clerk Samuel R. Powell,
drowned; Robert S. Smith, tit old pilot of
the J. ll. White; Mike O'Neil, Joe Crane,
lance Deck, Jack Duff, Jim Watson, John
Grafton; twmty deck hands
The apnea! and pilots were all saved.
Koreflahleestimate astohowmanypeople
mkflambeobtained. One of thedeck
d nearlyloo, only abontadown cenbe
hand.
Rated the could say what was the
ufindtheflre. Thegeneral hnpramionis,
how", that earsh- smoker throw a
cigarette among t cotton and thereby
Willem-star.
J.W. Halleyflthidmgineer of the boat,
arrivedinthhdtywiththerestofthecrew.
Be-ldthefluuartodintho tonjust aft
dthehoiknnlifllobefmmo’ k. Henley
manned: “Ithinkflmtof themw of the
STILL ANOTHER‘ STEANER FIRE.
”In! to the Wailers uco-Sh LIV.
‘ [anti-hunt“ -
flora, W. T.. Dec. ai—The rte-mt
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Wuhan-deems I30"!
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lumber.
"nmimw ”my...” Mum”... .,. Wu..." w-vawW-n
hm. and NH Imum‘u Duluth ‘fl
My. lawn uiiilsty, null mi:- t'II mute in
“lilo! when tho accident thu‘IlI'l‘WI. The live
broke out in the pilot house.
Hm lmiii caused by Iiw minimui of a lump
Thorn worn litil‘l“)"ll3l‘t‘(‘ iwrwm flit-infli-
Tho fli‘i‘ iapi‘m-I iiiitnntly Ilirnugliuui llit' lil‘
film-“bin, l‘aipl. Juliii Millie. Ifiu owner
0‘ the bent. mm In miiiiiinutl. lie loft the
whorl liuuw fur llin purl-m» of launching the
life raft, but fullllil Is‘unk'llflt'f'i trying to put
the raft m (‘rlh‘flrii lsi the» atrium!" In rim-no
the rat! {mm film yam-iigcriit‘iint. Shit... tell
owrlmnt‘d iiiili ii
Minimum Ilit' lutmngvl‘n, putting on I!!!
prim new. and wiring liruwmnl or anything
d" that Would flout, limp-ml Merl-Mini.
Capt. Mull» suit his niiw, Miss Annin Tull-
Iu'i', «imiglitvr of Mrs Iii-rilm ‘l’ulliwr ul
Sidney. struggling in tho \intvi- nlmlll L'vl.
hufnun him. “0 did his utmost in push
”Draft townnls lwr. but hlli' ulr-miml loin
than Ill! fw-I mm}; from him
'I'InI sh-nnwr h'llagit ('Illi'f, on with» In 'l‘n-
(\iliui,r;iiiwtu tim rim-nu nnl mind M‘icll
[Harri-mm. 'l‘iiu siminivr lluuiitiiiii i-r mm iii-
burning \rnwl fniir miluii mm), and lli'fltli‘il
ltrniglit fur ll’d'. llnlf n iuiin from Illt‘ I'Ii'ivli
mt tlw Mniiiituixiwr inllllil pc lplt‘ nlrllgxllllg
iii ”iv \Htli‘r. Small bouts “\I'i' lum rul, mill "
nillt‘lN‘lI [Hymn “cf" «and. An iinLiivmn
man um inimi frmn tln- nut-“r mil dial in n
in miiiuim.
that Iii.» wtfn \\n~ lmt ii'uiii IIII' hli'ililli'r
'l’ln- lia’t ii! ”in I“!!! in as fullnus.
Minis Aiuiio 'i'ulltirr. of Siditg')‘:J. H. So
I‘ll". u! the xl‘l'l‘tlilfi Iii'ii'liynril tinniiialiy.
b‘uliiI-y;Jni-k Sixiiiiiuii~,:i llflli-lvl‘t‘flil ll~l|‘f"
man; '1'. Smith, of Miiitli, Taylor N (Vi,
Colby: it man fillil wife, whom Iianim an
unknown.
Sunk In Tlircu Minute-i.
l’oiirsuurni, .\'. II. in»: cit-«Jilin wwn‘
gcr nn-l {Wight st ninvr Silwr Slur, nl‘ lint
linrlmr, “as hilllk nt ‘2 o’clock n, nr “'linlv‘:
Buck light, liming struck ahllllkt‘ll “rock.
which atnvnl in :i liulu iiniTilwliip... ('ngct. W.
U. l’nrkvr and Min crew of night Illt'll escaped
in limits. but lib! l‘t‘vl'ylllllig urn-pt what
clothing iii-y Iinvl on. Til-.- vn-sscl sunk in
three ininuttm Siiu lin-l lawn retitled at lion
Inn nnal carrinl no [Dfl‘V-Pllgt‘f". filio mu
vain“! at $11,000.
A SAD CHRISTMAS STORY.
Being a strong Commentary on tho Alli-god
l'nliiic (battles in how \‘orh~ Shivering
aml Starving In the .tllilut nl l'lunty.
NEW YHBK. 15w. L‘i'nml'lnrly nu I'lirMInm
morning Mrs Anni.- lely, L": )i-un tilt].
walked into the ifliurcli strm-t pulm- slutiui
and handed li- r hair), lmrn n Iimnth ngu. tn
thv officer in clinrg». saying calmly: "It it
dead."
Tholinby hail iliml of U'Xp'rauf'l) lut‘ulil it
the iluxirwny of n Was-,iiington strut tent-mom
honor. win-r" thv pray-nu had crept for she]
tor. having no llOlIl". Tll‘ Illuilli'l’ hut
wrapprnl lier sluiwlnthe wily covering sln
ha«l-—nround tln- child, but it grew wider
and wider, and dii‘wl in Inrr nuns.
Thu-father. J-vsvpli Knily. wimn Iim pulicc
said thoy mini-l care for Ill! ltl'rlllfil' and
scnd thetlcriii babe in) Ill" iiiwrgnn, walliud
away to renew his. svnruh for .11pr ryin-“nt.
Mrs. Kvlly, n‘livn licr strength “a. nonin-
whn: restored by til-.- fwd and attentions
giw-n lli‘l’ by the nintrnn. told her story,
She WM ninrriol In Dublin eight months ago,
her husband liavingn little Work in Uuiunrss
brewery. He thought he I'nuirl do better
here, and they came lltII'C' six mnnths agn.
He could get no thrk, though sober anl
firmly. and in tho “'Iinlc 57x months had sue
omlml in obtaining only in.) days' Wurl-
along shore. They were won pr-nnilcss. Mrs.
Kelly finally f-ilill‘l w-grk in it cheap lodging.
homo. but while scrubbing stairs one day
the fell and rurcivml injuries which mused
the premature birth of Izr-r child while she
was in lieileruc liwpiml. The fact that she
had a baby to ram fur prevented llt‘l' getting
work thereafter.
All the clothing the could» could part with
wont to the [nu‘iilvmkrm Finally this sourcz
of {nod was exhausteil.nnd they mnld nc
longer pay liftccn cunt.= for n night's lodging.
Tin-y did not apply for lodging at tho. police
station, for the rulis do nut allow the minim
siou of children. ’l'hvy drifted along lllf
firm-ts until (Kilausit‘rl, and iii last tool
refuge in the miserable hallways. ('oiil, and
weak from hunger and fatigue, they heard
the chimesof Trinity pm! out the glad ml:
rent of merry ('hrixtnins, and watch“! [ht
Childille.
Mrs. Kelly iszi gund inviting nnrlintviligcnt
wunmu. Sine so}: aha: npplinl ti) 'athci
Kelly, of the Minion of the: Holy lmry, fol
mummy before the baby was lam. ll:
could do nothing, null said he could not
underst inal why pcoplc should bring children
intothc world when tin-y wcm unable to
take care of them. Sin.- nppiiml to the com-
missioners of emigration after the child was
born. but they could not find cunphymcnl
fora nursing mother. She also applied in
vain to the Sistvrs of Charity, in Barclay
street, an] to the Trinity mission, in Fulton
stmt. Sim had non-r Imggal lief-firm. Her
father, Mirna/cl Dayle, «as a well to do horse
dealer in Dublin, and he luuk good care oi
her and gave- Ilt'l’ an (”illitaiion. It was not
her husinnd's innit that they had had mi»
fortune. Thry hull tried to gs-t work, and
than: was none—that was all. .
THE POOR REMEMBERED.
Fifteen Thousand Waits Richly Enter
trained at St. Lenin.
Sr Loris, Dec. mwFiftoen thous'sud
children gathered in music hall at the Ex-
pcnition building to see the gigantic Christ.
mas true and accompanying entertainments
provided by a popular fund amounting to
810,000, raised by the Post—Dispatch through
contributions from 504]!) of its readers. The
management of the entertainment was en-
trusted to a committee of the most prominent
citizemof St Innis. The choirs of some" the
“fashionable churches snag the Chrisb
mas carols, while welcome to Santa
Claus were given by select choirs from the
kindergarten of St. Louis publidschools. A
gymnastic performance was given by the
member: of the Missouri gymnasium
Every child was given a present of toys,
candy, fruit, etc, while the bulk of the fund
of over $10,“! was rushed for the distribw
lion of more substantial present; among the
worthy poor during the holiday week. It
was one of the most picturesque and effective
charities ever undertaken in this city.
Public ludl‘natlon tilde Vent.
Hcmmonox, Pa, Dec. m—lntense feel-
ing prevails in this county against the board
of poor directors, who at areoent meeting
for the election of Iteward d'lplaced Jachon
himbertnon, the express wishes of
nine-tenths of the amen: in the county. an
m is thh public indignation that the
lI i~ livlimr i0 -
ll.» mill just iii-furi' liv ill-1! "“‘
p00! No. 4 Knight 5!.
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Mouth”I‘ma-uiiilaiwl Stock and I’ilmliuni
£xch..ngv. .‘s‘rw York.
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Bankers and Brokers,
New York. "union and Worcester
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South Xumnik.
Stork», Bonds. Petroleum.
Gnln and Provisions,
lwught null Milli for cash. or on margin.
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Architect and Iiivil Engineer,
Fun cl.” l'lzi; ~ yvifiiatim» rind Supcrintrml-
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attachments, mus, Kuwiirs, 191:5. t‘:€ . furnL-tlml
General Repairing of all Ii Ll.‘ and malici- of
Sewing Harbin”. I'. . SllAllJ‘Jfl.
St Efrain 5: 5.551!
Successor m L [-1. Quinn d.
Undertaker s- Eiiiliiilmcr.
ELECTRIC SIGHT nan. In run omen.
Reeldcnce, 5 Elm 5L.
8:30-3:11 Sorwulk, Conn.
J R. RAYMOND.
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Builder and "Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of llavilnnd St. on Water. PA). Box 617.
SOUTH NORWALK SAYL‘GS BARK
5) Washington Street.
Open Daily {m9 to t: s.m., and from t to: [m
and on Saturday evenings from Ii to 8.
H'Intereet allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Free: .
was I]. burials. Vim-Pres:
flat-iv . JOBS 11. “APP. Sec. and Tim
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and an my large I of all kinds of furniture.
86 Main Street, Kuwait.
Also prepared to tnrnleh everything for
the interment of Ihedcad, day or nngemone
maimwnmwith midmw. no. a flu place.
GILBERT M. BITCH,
Liveryand reed
WARWICK 10ml. -
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amnion.
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INVL' not M'elviid I lliw lot in
Gold Band
and Carlsbad
Tea Sets,
Bisque, Satin, Bohemian,
Marlielizeii. 'l‘iuiei‘itry,
imIl Clllllll Wares,
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'l'lllll, Willi iii llflillllill
SETS,
Hanging, Tllllfl and Parlor
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A lllrw lincnl
liccnriilui Cum nml Suuccru,
Milan, hunting Slugs, Times,
and Cunnidorcs.
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v-li Ir Iiaiiur- The (mail Aiii-‘rimn Il'ult'l’. «ul-
frulil c and I'Mlnr Minn. at in“ prim -.
We rMLJ‘lI your iiiqu i tum of our Zinnia
EH. NASH 85330
Itxtfclz'roivs sun; or
REAL ESTATE !
‘UR SA LE. tlic tollnn in: described tract- of land
belonging tnIliiei-rtati- of llunerll II. KI’I‘ll‘I,
one tract at \\ itmtpxinit with durum-,1. on the wept
mica! Ihc Sonia} Milan prnpcrty; one tract at
lily”: XH’N,IID Il-xiiigum Will-ill", ui'h dwelling
[inn-c; (lilt‘lillilglIJI int on I'm swmn; “f‘lll‘lilci
l-‘srm.iil:y tut (mm and um- hiindml and M“
Irvtiln-p; inn-in: “uh vim-Jim; on Third nz’i-n'uu
filly {”1 by con lizititlml and fifty; one pint one
llnlillfi vi tut from and rrzr :nui flirt-c inimln-zl feet
tin-Jr. Datum-ti Third and l’uiirih nirnne Etiquirr
of .II Mnnm.:~'otiili Summit or ll. B. Iii-cirr,
ltdurnci-l. Summon. aux: Hf,
.. rams... er
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
lien-y Bros}. lizmi Oil Finish.
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“'irc Steel Door Mate,
unwilling new. bid thing out.
w. G.QUINTARD,
SECS“) HALL BLOCK.
THOSE wan DESIRE ;
THE BEST or "
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alvin]! fruit and at a madman price would dowell ,
to call at the
Central Marie
lch'orc Purchasing Elsewlicrc.
Orrin-rs solicited and good: driiu n d to any part
of (my.
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Dry ”Goods Establishment-
lliirgc ('loak Department!
SEALSKIN WRAPS AND CLOAKS.
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WON DiZRFUL HOLIDAY BARGAINS
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Nor. unrr-vniplmnt from anyranfie hm titan inward. 0m sales have I!!}.:ilit‘fl (sch sma‘rdinc year.
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GoOd Plush Sacques at 16.50, 18.00,
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, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, l888.
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& OYTE
W111 filauahter the Halance or Thelr Stools. or
HOLIDAY GOODS
Regardless orcomt.
Also One Lot of,
Fine White Aprons
At Lea. Than Wholesale Value.
Scofield
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& Hoyt, ~
38 \Vauhinmon St.,t!§outh Nor-walk, Conn.
IBOO Pounds.
IBOO Pounds *
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IHI.‘ DAY TRADE, and In are ready ("supply all who all and mm on the tray.
t ltANl'LA. a mart iicliriniie and numtlnne coolard food for immvdinte inc and It fammu health food. .
I In: mm- and try it.- i
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WI hst'r ntclvn‘l EIfiIlTI‘ZI-IN III'NDRED PUFNDS OI" I'IIUICE I'UXF'ZUHUXERY FUR T111!
1‘!” "I IKE" DE‘V Pitt's“ Irv Iliv tinmt I‘aiifnniiis fluid! nib-mi In Ihi” mukri.
W ' Me. selling I'll: dull BL‘T’i‘Rll at '5. , w, and 1hr Inmvith Sorthtlczd l'imm» ry in white at are a "I
,‘INE RICII OLD nous“ DAIRY CHEESE: e-pvrmily Edam l'inc inch: and while cream thaw
«immunity on hand. .
'HSNBDY'SCELEBRATE-2011M) \‘KAIIHIJI Hti I’l' FAKE Mimi and mum I'm-ken InclE
inc llnlulsy listnre mil rm! thr- rim»! ia-ws. Wr have a ism-ammmrnt of imported Scot: h pn- ,
. "Y .
India We Call your niirnimn Immr line of I'Vlrfmll‘, citrus, and 0953mm”, iomir Raising from 9: to an: ,1
per p and. Aim the liner: Lam Ital-mu ill I, lush.
CHARLES E
S’I‘RICLZT,
’ BRiDGEPon-r.
.I loading- :uid I‘lost Colnplote
IN BRIDGEPORT.
All Goods Marked In Plain Figures and at One Low Price.
Large Dressniaking Department!
Particular Attention Paid to
First (libs Pnrrirn Always at "and to Fit and lit-pair ('loaks.
2"] I l 1" l ) 3'2] ’gllfk’l‘fillfiN’l‘ !
l-uiw Tuiiv :‘u-iziw-f infhtiflfn'ii, ail-E iv." 'mv- of tin. hr»! Fungi.“ and Anwririm Si‘ks arr
7.x.‘l‘1llé'rii 5. \rr' i p ,- pi-r may I! i ll w Iiuln' Niki. riw licllur'. bib, ttv Bound Nike. tho
NO‘V (iOINGr 0N.
Acknowledged Headquarters for
HANDKERCHIEFS!
WA nil: r tizm' twirl“ d'n'rt from all tilt rations mur‘nt- of the «9:1! to en: Klni': trimmers, them
$25.00.
FACTS Ki) he remembered in coan‘c'ian with the world renown“! garment:
- UNI; Great l’rits: Mini-It first Plush nation. and but 03“}: place of mic. We c. nuul_evrry
We ruins mine for price newt-.6. competition,
an: r ZALI.'11F‘.flfl‘d. \"c militant“ every :srmxrnt mid.
and $20.00.
Wonderful Bargains in
FINE SEAL JACKETS.
Jfliiflllil Sillil‘lllllll. l’l'fllli.
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iii. inns-
ANDAT
Lowest Prices l
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F 11 r niture-
Solid Anhqne 01E (lumber Suit, 3 pieces. $35.00; formerly sold at “5.“! ,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN .S‘I‘.
DAVID STOW,
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Ash Chamber Suite. 8 pierce, mm. The beet suit arr said [or the money.
5.2%“ ”m" TABLES.
and Oak lane;
The Beast assortment of Antique and fancy tamed chains. Foot Rate. Blurring 0am. etc, for the
HOLIDAYS.
DAVID STOW,
SOUTH NORWAI-K.
up swans.
The Best Goods for
the Least Honey
——AT——
I." s. BRflWN’S
300T & SHOE STORE,
Clark a, Lane’a Block
u- IAIN STREET.
0.,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
MYFOIKBFINDITTOTHEIRADVANTAGBNMDEWITBUS.
-—.A'l' 1111 OLD STAND 0?—
r. Bonn noun or. son.
SPRINGWOOD.
All]. ORDERS FILLED PBOMPTLY.
A law manhunt in ALL KINIH 0F XIXED SIT: sad the price in my «lawn. Pena that
Alnmmln and lug-v cluster White firm-1. wruhin; 1mm our in lite pounds.
A lnmlrivr all fix?! 1. if!!! Pith. min» and final: at tic a jumnd or innards fair fr We the...
[law wmu inul our I’l'l'mlh'iz I’REI'ARATIUS.
'It It \\'I: It. GRADESUPI'ASSBIHMIIIH, rue. Iiw Mitt ”it"? meant wand! and “gratin
min» Ila» ind «it uytlnn: put up.
I; w -lmp!,- manner.
I
II it as irri fmyou turn ciew at." in wt rod». :1» we ism-gum swimsuit prices.
‘ ’IHXGE". Llltlxs. ('qusrrtinlai. Sontag; Chips. tum. Dried Pens and am other
utlclu and Inmat- mentors plate in: also hare med them. In 5.5mm lots at 6.2.
. SEYMOUR,
S()U 'l‘I I N011 \VALK.
Gilli/Sill Bills
/
llz‘ivc placed in stock their full line of
Men’s lilith’s & Boy’s“
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
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M “a
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Insurance Building, a. Masonic Building.
lorwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS .w
FOR 5 ALE ' .
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So. Not-walk
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Washington St, South Norwalb
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