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BOSSII’S III‘ THE CAPITAL.
Points of Interest Concerning
the Census.
'
NEW t‘Ah'lllllA'l‘llS I'tllt sl'lillilfll.
Inigo III Manitoulin-Ila. LIII‘IInlInr III MIw
\hrh IIIIII llnnw III l‘IIImlennu Lula-r
“O Inn-w Immigration lur \Iurmlwl.
lam; IIlItnIII'I- Inaugural kin-union.
“'AIIIIIXII‘I’IJN, lbw. 2:, Senator "III" III“
remind many letter. roger-ling tin: Itch-nth
Wis and the Iiny the homes bIIl Inn-HI at
m I.“ Want-III IIIIIUIII II- nIlII-IIIII'II III the
mic. Among: the niggmtII-n- IIIIIde by this
written of tin w lottera I. ”In! a action he
Inacrtnl prowling tor the tolling of a ('l‘lltlllli
II! tho I‘uanInII- mldrm now livtng, With
their term-I "I arrive. 'l‘m-ntyd Wt) ruluuwa,
Inn-lea t'IIlIl'I‘lltIlllllfl, were the outgrow lb III
the (‘l'llhlI-‘I of low. The hour-o IIIII, while It
gives to the secretary at the inter riIIr Ill-er!»
tion In the matter of schedulma ol Inquiring,
limits the publimtiI III III the I olunwn to not on.
as follows;
ll.) l'opulntinu and mcial statistics relat-
Ing thereto. I‘ll I'ruducta Ill ntanufactoriea
(1L) liming, III Agriculture. m Mortal
lty and vital statntlm In.) Valuation and
public Indcbt-Iulncaa. I7,» Statistics relating
tor‘allroad curporatinm express, telegraph
and Insurance t‘pmputllwt
The bill limlta tho Irpenacs of tho I'l'llt-lls to
“UN”. (W as the maximum cost, l‘ll lllnl‘t' o!
the printing, engraving and binding. Th0
lute-emu: cost the government $1,912,750,
but this Included the entire cI mt at delivering
the work to the public llnlnllt'l and complete.
It 5 thought that the sum of («hollow will
In wry {or the work on account (I! tho
Incrnase of population, although the schedule
of Inquiries Is limited to sewn. it Is be-
lieved by experto that the [npulation will
roach “4111.01”, an Increase of HAHN!”
Another feature III the
househlll that I: new Is that allowing the
llperlntendent III the census the privilege of
tarnishing to any city, town or municipality
a list at the flank! In said city, town or null
nlcipality at the rate of twenty-tire cents
tor each 100 Minor.
A provision In made that the superinten-
dent of the counts "shall cause to be taken
In the ante sclualnlo of inquiry, the names of
than who nencd in the army, navy or
marinecorpa of the United States In the war
at the rebellion, and u ho are sury iI or: at the
time of said Inquiry. mid the willows o!
loldlera, sailors or mariner "
The 00"“!an will hold n meeting next
month, when Senator llalo will lay heturu it
the various letters he has received.
ram xzw taxolnarzs I‘UB hl'ZAKElL
Three new candidates {or the slmhcrship
otthc Filty- first congress are being placed
In the field by their friends, or by the Iriends
0! some other candidates, The new man who
news to be the leader of the trio Is Mr.
Henry Cabot Inigo, of Massachusetts On
several oecnsionsbcbmi token a prominent
position in party councils, and the impression
he made has hem universally favorable.
Some 0! the shrewd ones, however, think
that Mr. Mlge‘s candidacy is inspired by
onoorrnore ol the bright westerners, who
think that the honor should go to their sce-
tlon of the United states, and who feel sure
tintnnnetiro canvas; by the young New
Englandcr Would weaken Mr. Real in his
Theprolmbilith-s of n compromke candi—
date being the succeanful one are already un—
dudlscussion, and in that connection the
name of Mr. John M. Fanguhar, of Butlulo,
hasheenmcntionod. He is regnyded as he
in: an especially good man {or such a place.
He is audited with [lounging a great deal of
good hard common sense, while his knowlv
edge 0! the workings of the house is said to
hathorough.
The third at the new candidatm is Mr.
Thomas M. Bayou, of Pennsylvania. but his
supporters are doing very little in his behnll
as yet. It is understood, borrow-r, that the
Pennsylvania delegation will to solid for
Bnyne.
mmonntox srarts‘rlcs.
During Novemhcrpast 2",th immigrants
came to this country, against 32,196 In No—
vember, 1&7. During the eleven months
of the year ended Nov. :50, Jar-9,553 immi«
grunts arrived in this country, or about
It,“ more thanrluring the ('I-rVi‘ll months
of 1837.
01 the immigration hut month, Germany
furnishad 6,436; England and Wales, 4,033};
Ireland, ‘2, FIJI; Sweden and Sorway, 2,530;
Russia, 2,033; Italy, 1,23, and Scotland,
1,054.
coxrzs‘rs won sun-rs.
Sydney K Mudd on Monday served notice
of his contest on Representative Barnes
Compton, of the Sixth Maryland district,
for the seat in the Filty- first congress Mr.
Mudds grounds 0! contest ere intimidation
audit-and. BepreseutatII-c John Bakerbas
med notice on W. S. Formun, Democratic
elect In the oil Morrison d13-
trict at Illinois, that he will con-test his elec—
tion on the grwnd 0! fraud.
wxa manna maternal. Barnum
Clnlrman Britten, of the inaugural com—
mitten, ha received a letter from a man in
Dnhlhhlrehmhand alsofromamanintho
hi3 of Wight, stating that arrangements
are being made for an excursion from those
points to the inauguration They state that
5 great many American citizens In the Britr
iahisteaandothers propose to take advan-
tage or this opportunity to attend the inau-
coral-Ion.
'lomzsrs or rm: out 1.3m
The United States steamship Hearings
has arrived at Cape- de \erde onberway
to Montevideo. The Dolphin arrived at
“phlegmherwaytoJapan, andthe
’ Yantic arrived at SantiagodeCulIa Mon-
day. Afterwaling shevnll
anPriuce.
Earrlnr Escape from a Holocaust.
You, Pa, Dec. L-.-—Wbile a Christma-
return to Port
‘mnme’ntwasllenghcldin the hall at
m Prescott, the. county, the building 'col—
Mammopenomtell with the broken
Whom the second to the first floor.
'Toadd to the terror of the situation the
mathtothernim A large number
mbadlyhruhedandcut, but there were
notatalcanalttuandoulyatewwmsa-i-
oudy Injured. Among them were Mi.
BeekIeBurgle‘hrokm in twoplmzflra.
Valentino Knhely, lg broken; Ii.- Flora
WallaoeJeghroken; 8di- Hines, seriously
’buraed. Theworkotrdaaslnxthenntu-tnn
‘ahmolwbom war-pinned farthythe
my!” speedilyaeoompllahalbythonn-
Iahndouea
mus-«ungmuum
Pm, Doc. 27.4mm W
acting {creamy—Ian “21. Scott, Ina
Moneottbenutimportuteoalm
mm in the Iononphela valley. It
Wilthapnrchaaeot Clilbflllwmd
hadeInBlI-bethtowuhIthismty,
mentholtononghhelaandYongh-
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‘tba‘mlhadelytnglnckottt. A Philadel-
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IN HIS FINAL IES'I'INO PLAGI.
[In Italy at “an. hogan III-moved to II.
Charo! Without Ceremony.
WAHIIINIJIIII, DIN. film-Thu l'I‘llIlIIlI 0!
that John I hogan wI-n-rI-Innml [mm the
Hutchinum vault III the Ill-cit VIII-II cell»
tony, where they wen» pincod about thI you.
ago, to the IIIIII Logan chapel lull” NIIIIIIIIIII
tit-Idler.‘ llonw wIIII-Iery. Thorn were [II’I‘III'Ilt
at the fl‘llltnttl John A. Logan, Jr, and wile,
Ito). and tin William Tucker and their lion
Logan, Mr, IIIIII lira. Daniel HIII-pllrI'Il and
III» Mary Brady, 0! Cbicngn, llI'. IIIIII In»
A ll Mullutl. Mr. Ital], forum!) NCfI’llll)‘
totIIn. Logan; tho III-I. llr. II. II Ion-II“I
thin VIII. and the wII-II nrtillerynnn who
(or nearly two years have low II .nutnut
notch over the romaina
The lmllhlvr wan Inado without u-I-I-Inuuy.
and an the littlo unnpuny “In: ready to
leave the comet-Ir) John A. languII,Jr., III a
Iew words thnnked thi- gImnI lIr ti." -Ir
lat. Maine“ and flilt‘llly and pound I II the
lumen of each II gold IIIo-lnlliun, tuning
(la-II. Iatglll'h III-ml in law "tilt" on m».- ~IIII-
and an inscription till the. HIIII‘I‘. Illll‘glll“
from a bar [roaring tln- word "Hi. My. “ 'l'lIe
badxeil were given to Sam. Ford and Wu
vateII llnnIlitIm, huh-ski, BIIIIIlrII. ’I‘Itnm,
CarIIIIuly and lIlIrn In.
The non t‘Illet‘l III of Home granite, built
in the Norman Ityle ot nic‘litswturc. nul is
intendml no u family fl'lllllt'llt'l'. .\ Huron
crnIInIIrIIwIIIItII the open of the roof, and a
large none LatanIlr-Iut in bold relief over
the arch of the IIIII run}. The Illlt‘l'lIIr—n
queen! ls (ch by if» and piobnhii L‘II feet
htgllwl- lined with preaml brick with mild-
nIentaI trimmings. nn-l nevi-rat airuluw~ give
plenty Ill light. T he collin containing lien.
Logan. n-mainonill III: Im'tlliul in u BICI'I
casket, and mt on the tiled floor III the wu-
ter of the II,IIlpcI Ilnllllt' to the public
through It Illtll I, grate-I iIou dour.
AFTER THE BIG FIRE.
hutl'crlng In ('llllb;l‘u('ll(f nt )lurhlrllead.
One Dead and M II “II Injured.
anutnzzn. ”than, Dec. 27,—Thcre la n
general tooling of undue.“ among the [ulplo
on account at the calnrnity which \‘talled the
elk. Much tendering is expected among
those wln‘alc employment Is at least tI-In-
pornriiy gone. Photographer: have [491"]
busytnking view: of the ruins, and relic
hunters are, numerous. The town authori-
ties are resun'eying lines and clearing away
debris. The local military company are
guarding eprml pron-fly. The tire engines
did not have their work until 4 o'clock wa
tcnlay alternoon.
Mn Sally Evans, who had been ill {or
sometime, died from the shock and excite—
ment III the llrenndol being removed from
her home toa place of safety. Town Clerk
l'eltonwns badly burned about the bead.
J. Edward lllnIII-y was injured about the
bald and law.
Thoimurancu Is I'cry widely distributed,
as companies did not care to take large
single rinks on old wooden buildings such as
mostly oumprm' the dhtrict burned over.
A revised csfrnate plans the total loss at
suntan), with aboutizls ,Minsumnce.
A meeting of the citizens was hell last
night to consider the reflects o! the tire. The
prevailing sentiment seemed to be that the
town should at once be rebuilt, and that
brick building! should replace the burned
wooden ones. In case private capital prover
insufficient It is thought that thetownsbonld
render all poaihle [xx-uni“ y assistance.
Several coutributirms of small suIInI were
received to aid needy sullercru. A commit
tee of twentyvtlre will IK! mice-ted to solicit
and receive contributions.
WAH LEE’S MATRIMONIAL PRIZE.
A Chinese (1 lab la a 1'00 storo Marries:
Connecticut School Blu' am.
"Miriam, Dec.“ -7.-- --.-\notlu.-r Connecticut
sI lmolmnnn hm been captured by n China-
mun. This time It is 3155 Ada E. spanning,
ol thin city. She was married on Christmas
day to Web Sgock Lee, clerlt in a tea store
in New Haven The. coremony was per—
formed by Rev. A. S. Kavanngh, pastor 0!
South Park ll. I'Z. church, which played an
important part in the acquaintance and
courtship of the happy couple.
Wuh came to Hartford (tom Springfield a
year ago and started a laundry. llo wash
mcmlxr of the Baptist church, and on his
arrival in this city joinol the Chincso miw
slim connected with the South Park church
Sunday school. Eli-1:6 spanldlng was a
lcfll'ller, and formed a strong friendship for
With. which soon ripened into love. The en-
t was announce] six Inontln ago.
Miss Smuhling {cit proud 0! her choice and
appeared with him at church entertainmeuta
and at regular terriers. \\ ah is .19 and his
wile a few years his senior.
M'AULIFFE WHIPS HYAMS.
A Terrible lel at Spectatorr—Seveml
Injured by a falling Gallery. ‘
Buooxnrx, Dec. 27.-Jnko Hymns, the
English lightweight champion, was knocked
outinthe ninth round last night by Jack
McAulifle, the American champion The
fight. was (or ten rounds, Marquis of Queens-
berryruhx, the winner totaketi'; per cent.
otthegntereceipteandthe loserlié. Palace
rink, inthe eastern district of the city, was
theseeneol the mums-t, and long More 7
o'clock the hall was jammed. At least 5,0“)
peoplewm preamt, and as the eating on—
pacityoltherinkis but 3,000 people, were
wnsatarriblo crush. Near the end ot’the
fight, when Hymns was staggering armtnd
the ring, trying to oracle MoAuliflc’s blows,
therailing or the gallery woke, throwing
about twenty-fire people down to theiloor
below. Surly allot them received injuries
and one of them is seriously Injured, receiv-
ingaterriblegnshin thctemple.
/ moped out. His Kx-Wlle.
Chairman, Pa, Dec. 27.—Dr.ll’illiam
A. Hammill, of Mnrfinshurg, IV. Vn.,nnd
Lillian Benton Hamill, o! Ham",
MIL, arrived here late at night, and wen
marriedinthe parlorol thehotelatlfiltlin
the morning. The two were fornIerly bus—
bnndnnd wile, but were divorced in June,
1537. Thowoman and her child barebeeII
living In Bagemown with relatira. The
doctor wont to the house and atolo both
woman and child away, helping them over a
rear lance. They wanted to be married at
once. Thedcputyclcrkwuaronaed,allcenae
W and the marriage performed Mn
Emmi]! has rich relative- in Hagmtown.
Rpm-mat they have been mtant to each
other, and flat the divorce wan procured
through meddling ”lath-a .
ladlgnatloa at the Pope's Speech.
Bots, Dec. 21—11» pope’s Ipeed: to the
Baa-ad college has mewsdthequarrel ho-
tweaa the Vatican and the Italian govern-
IaaIt. The umbmhlghlyiudignantat
the pope‘s denudation d the chambers.
’l'heydedarothespa'ech was oped them
tee-at utteredtromthe papalehairtoryean.
prurpaeollhtheya-a’tdowarraytha
Wworldacaimtltaly.
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ottho NorwizhaadWormrallroadmd
a nun on (mu-I wharf were attend
byburdmefiylflming, but haplte
amwmmmmm.
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UII nl Notices 10 CI I.:-‘ per line
Hum 59 (min.
A. It. Al’lt
lumber (\mflolltlnlul Mock III d l'IImlI um
Exchange. \‘I-w \olk.
A. E. AYE“ 4k. (30.,
Bankers and Brokers,
New York. Boston and Worcester
llrunch olllu':
IIAVIIASII lllAlI'li. (rooms bk, 7; WIIIIhIIIgIIIn 8!
south Nornnlk.
stool“. Honda, Petroleum.
Grain and l’rorlaloan,
' bought and cold for web, or on margin
l'rirale leanednimi III New York, [Io-loo nIIl
('blcngo.
630. W. WILLIAIISIIN,
III-I iIa law-r o! branch office.
ATENTB.
(II. It Bl’lSG'I'OS,
Wuhln‘tnn. I). C.
Tm year: in L'uitul Stale! Patent ()Itlcc.
“w Guide to invent-Ins nImlul tree.
‘VII 8. KNAI’I'.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Funnel-.9. Plenr, ”millennium and ruin-rinlclld-
rue (or lltt' I-Im-Irurliun of every Ilm nptmn
ut Ifllllillllgfl.
'I‘EIUIS REASUNMIHZ.
omen—Tutor e Bui' "mg Washington In. .,
no. Nurwalk. l'. I). Box 775.
I 1’. I183")!- IE.
0 PIANO '1 USE“ AND REPAIRER.
Agent for the celebrated
Bohmor Plano-a.
Lockwood} Hall Building, Norwal'.‘ (.‘oIIn.
Ira; 3m
)IK. A. N. CLAIMS.
515“qu M. ‘Illl viral. or p ( Ity llu'el,
SULTII 501;“ Al. Ii.
h to o n In.
Office “can. I lilo: p, m
or: 9 3m Telephone Connect: on. I. in s p. In.
is I]. PBCK‘VELL,
Alli: lll’l‘EI’l'.
Room .50, llmiiaul'r Block,
Washington Ellt‘t'l, South Nlllflalk jI-lil 3m
KLE‘. S. Glllhllx.
Otmlet of the First Congregational t'hurch,W:-Iet
bury, 'l'eacu'r ot
I'iluzol'ortc, Organ and llusienl
tiOIIIIIOSIIIIOIl.
26211 lock Box 3') l'. 0,, NIIItWALK. CONN.
DB. C. Y. ltot‘Tu’rZLL
DESTLs‘T.
Office and ltfiido III-e,
Lat'ozn'e Btoett. MAIN 511, N) IIIIRWALK
Teeth extracted withou}; ain by the use 010:: or
t'r.
”Gilles open“! evemngp,
E 11103135.
. AGEXT FOR THE
PIIIDIIIX Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N1, I AIL" I'll IEIJIC.
llOWAI'I'O\ (URN
C It. D'ABTOIS,
caterer tor Weddings and Partial. Ice Cream
constantly on hand tonne nick and well. Ills celc
brazed Root Beer, and Employment (Itfice.
serum 511. so. SMIWALK (‘1‘
J c.cnowI:, ._-._,
.
Carpente ' and Builder.
Plano furnished and Fartimata given
Jobbingno n! all kinds promptly attended to
Ann etrect, near lain
P. 0. x “3. South Norwalk (It.
ATTBSTI ON .
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boning Machine hupplics,
Attachment». I’m». Needles. Belts, ere, tomb-bed
Barrera] Repairing of all kinds and makes 0!
Sewing laclnnes. C. M. SHAILKB.
8:3 lain sum. SorwaIk. 35on
J. D. JENKINGS.
Succes stw to L. 8. Quinlan}.
Undertaker & EIIIIIIIIIIIer.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL 18 run Ol’l'lt'.‘ H.
Ito. 4 Knight St. Buldeltce, 5 E!- St,
880 3m Sorwnlu, Conn.
J n. narnoxn.
Builder? and Contractor.
Work done by the‘dny or contract.
Ollie tool 0! Bantam! St. on Water P. 0. Box 612'.
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVIXGS BANK
5] Washington Street. .
m Dallytrumll Iona. In..and from I 103p In
In Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
H'lnterut allowed on heparin.
ALDEN SOLIIAKS.
JOHNB. l’lillllls. Vice-Pres;
6344' JUIIN ll. KKAPP. Sec. one Tres-
Gcorgc ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE lllll LEII I
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large omckol all kmdrot tnmitnre.
86 Ilaln Stunt, Korwalk.
to furnish thing
mlmei‘l Ina... mum
ion withru 34%qu
GILBERT ‘EI anon,
Liveryand ma mun
WARWICK HOTEL,
mu m menu-lean.
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NOBWALKw EVENING BEN'I‘INEL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1888.
R. Hill I Bill._____
llama tor rule the
LIIIIIIE IIIIIEII Hill,
multiplier: ttnuhalnn Iiz. l‘ullu hIIII, DuIt- '
umtiomatdle, IJIIIUIIII.‘ Comet A‘ '.t., Aho
The Great American Heater,
TIMI gnu. III.II'Ir III “Illlltliull. IIII lull IIIIIJ .III
cuItI-utity III lhIIIt‘II)’. A IIIII I Ilcol
ITIIIIIn, White III‘IIIIIA‘,
Agate. (Haas,
lrIIII , and 'I' III II' :I re.
A IIIIII \nriuty ul
Hillill ill TIIIII Lillll.
tt’!‘ I'II- ruin It your ii»; 11?“ Inoluur good:
Bill u'rott’s 8A LB of
REAL ESTATE l
‘Olt BALE. the {allowing chIcthcIl tmcto of land
IIcioIILIIIgIIItlIe t‘IIlale of Ill-NI II It. lint-let.
one tract III W IIInI‘Eauk \lltll dwelling, on the neat
IIIIlIIIII the Sunni Milla prIIpI rt); one tract It
Ely‘n link on hxingiun uve-IIuI, with dwelling
inmate; oIIoInIIIItInglot on Find IIIenIIe, Bmcdlct
humility lI-ct trout IIIId one hundred and um
Infill I-e ,onelot nlIlI duellliu on Third awn-Io.
Iltly “1'!!! one hundred and titty: one pint one
hundred (eel tn nt lllltl nut and three hundml tut
our, betIrI-cn Third and Fourth III-nun Enquire
ll. Marvin South Norunlk or It. It KcIlcr,
Itiducileld. lirI-cutorr. II:I;. ','2l—I!
A l I III; III IVE tll‘
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vgrnishes.
Berry Bros. Ilzml Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Iloor Mats,
something: new. I»! thitu: out.
W.C.QUIPIITARD,
Ill‘xii' I: all IIIM‘R
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST or
Meats, ‘
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always {Mill and III a modcrnte price would do well
to call at the r
[III III Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
(Ink-rs min 13ml and goods IleltrIanl to any part
III (my.
Llllliiil Sllfll‘Wlil III'IIIII.
IIIIBBIIBS'
*0 p...
All GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
__ ..,_.__
The Best Goods for
the-Least Money
-—-—:\T
I. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane‘s Block
°‘PII|III|IIII~°
Best Facilities
FOB
'Job Pulling:
——COFIELD & HOYT~
W111 alauahter the Balance 01' Their Stock or
HOLIDAY GOODS
Regardless orOost. Also 0110 Lot of
Fine White Aprons
At Less Than Wholesale Value.
Scofield & Hoyt,
aw otte lluildlug, Nor“ "III, Conn. 6H \\ :wltington Hi.,SnutlI Norwulk. Conn.
W
:I(‘
I800 Pounds. IBOO Pounds:
anoint llNi-‘llll'l'llllllll Poll Till Haunts.
“'I‘lllfl‘t' n-cciml Klillll‘l-Zl-ZN lll‘NllliEl) I'tll'NlIS 0F t'lltlii'l! I‘UNI-‘KI'I‘IUNEIIY Foil 'l‘liK
HOLIDAY ’l‘ltAIIB, and \II- on ready to mpply all who Iull and mo II on the my.
II 'IIA‘NI' LA. ammt III .icII-ns and nutritious cooked (nod tor immcdintt lll‘l‘ and a famous hmllh to II
he sure and try it.
"lll‘ HONEY DEW ”(1' Mrs Im- IIII iii In (Kid fnmin . m In «if. rcd' I :I ”III market.
“1' MC Will": tlltllCIl I l T'I‘Ell III'. " I EJI c. and tin hinou~ horthtli lII C-IInmI ry in print:- :1th ll III
‘I‘SE RIP“ ()Lll £th llSll lulhl Gill-ILSE :I Ipic ally. EIlIm l'ineuppleu' I! while cream clum- " \
continually on hand. .
'ENNEDY' SCEI. EIIRATRD Tlt'tll‘EAlti'll." Hil I'I‘ CAKE.
tine lloltdry MIXIIIII mil rilll the tlnII-t tasks. “I lune a I. In :I myorllncntol imported Scurrh pn-
Mlltl, Jame, .‘Illlllllllntll'! I'Illlll‘. Strawln It. I A, AT, at 15c per glues jIIr Tin-re an extra pure and \I-yt _
IIIII-Ip \\‘-I~m!|yuurummmnInuurlsneotl' IIrrI,nI4 1'. Iron llllill" wiIllytooIIr llxisinl lrom'l: to .‘.0.. ‘,II\.\'III_I'.~‘ I.E\IU.\\. l' IHNIIIH .iI‘ II <. k fling-I I' inpu Il-1nt Ilriul P: I! and numerous other
perponld “mm It...“ “my n.1,.” Ikl‘h‘px‘4_ on (Its hill-Illllh motto”, 'tl.‘ :1» :I l uh I Em II: I-t II :II 'nfufl .I llt‘l lo: I It I'.’.I
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
2B3 ‘VJXSII I I" ( I} '1‘( )‘N S’l‘lllflltl'l‘, - Si )1 l 'l‘ I I. "N ( )IIR \V AIJK.
BRIDGEPWT' CIIMTIIIIIII Blilll
W. B. HALL & C0.,
11(‘3l‘1illg and ‘1 ost Cornplotc
Dry Goods Establishment
BRIDGEPORT.
All Good; MIIrltI-Il in Plain Figures mid II! "no Low Price. I
Large ("look Department!
Largo lli'cssniakinc llcpartIIIent!
Particular Attention Paid to
SEALSKIN WRAPS AND CLOAKS.
l‘irst I‘lttss l‘lll‘llt‘l‘s .tlwny‘s :It "and to Fit and Repair Clonks.
‘< ' ‘ V ‘ r V . V 'r V
SIIJIL l)l!.l.’AlRl filly”) 1 !
IIIlIrIIiI'I‘Ily lllt'ltll’flrl in tho State, and {oil lines of III'.‘ In! ll‘orriqn and American Silks m:-
always In stock. We tl‘Dt'CltiIIV ll"nmll!t'llt| the (mint SLIk". the III-Z luII Suit-I, the Bonnet Silks, the
III with “thin, and oumwn timrh of Union II-h'ch we Illii)‘ git-Inn. (it.
WONDERFUL HOLIDAY BARGAINS
N()\\’ (I‘rOINGI ()N.
Acknowledged Headquarters for
HANDKERCHIEFS
We ollrr these goods direct from all the “dial!“ murlztts 0! th) world to our r.‘tn:i III tumors, time
by :utirg lIIt'le all intumcdmte protit.
Prize Medal Plush Sacques
$25 00.
SIX FACTS to be remembered it] conrcc ion with this norld ranowm'd gnrm: In:
Not: m- Inmplmnt tum nny tun-II: hN bun rewind Our sales lmc dthfE-ul ('llCll rnrtcullnlr It‘ll.
1‘!" n: II but 035E Great I‘r' I ‘ )lcdni SI Iii Plush $.1pr 1e and but 0st: place of \1'0. ll l! crntrol eury
’tlltl III. ll‘ II'nctnrcd \\ e guarantee mcry garment mid. \\ 0 claim value Ior price hey 0nd ccmpctitiun.
Good Plush Sacques at. 10.50, 18.00,
and $20.00. ‘ ‘
Wonderful But-gains in
FINE SEAL JACKETS.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
DAVID STOW,
F 11 r niture -
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique Ouk Chamber Suit, 8 pieces. £35.00; formerly sold at $45.00
Ash Chamber Suite, 8 piecee, 320.00. The beat suit ever told tor the money.
Polished Mahogany. '1' AB L E S In
Cherry and Oak taut-y
The finest assortment of Antique and fancy covered chairs, Foot Rests, Blocking Cases, etc, for Ihe
HOLIDAYS. . I ‘ '
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 51-.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up s'rnlns.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——-A'l‘ THE OLD STAND 0F——
.\ ..Ir:.-np.~rIIxII-I.IIIIAI.I.KINIIIHi-' .\Il\‘r‘.t) \‘l i‘~' III'JI III price iI u y down. l’upurfitll
AIIIIHI.III‘.‘IIILI iIrgvrlnazcr Ivllllt'l-‘Vl;~ I In aid: .;, 'liuinllh IIIIIII III‘II‘III“.
A Inzllriw in l-l.\‘l-I l.\Yl~‘lt FIII‘. né- .. .iltl (IMI at tic. a pond or 2 pom m for 'I'c
Sample than.
”III. I-III MI I! on! I'IIITIIITI‘II I'Ill'l' “LINUX. l7 2- impis iu.I:I:-t III'.
I: ll\\':l til I.lt\tll‘5IIl-' I' A \'\'.C DI; 'IU. I-‘. In: Ih- In: i" ll :0 ' I :-n.n :l 20min nllll Imtablea
ml.- [Ilc lI-aIIu nzytln' L'pu: I.,.
AIM“ and (Is-toga (fracture nndI
[6 Id Inch-w II I ma l I 'I) I‘m-Al“ I :I! 5-» uh :I»' \\"'l\'I\' lJ‘. Inn-h- ~I' Il IriI'I‘a
L
Iinvo placed in stock their full line oi
For Fall anciewmter.
EIMIIBPII
Insurance Building, a...
Masonic Building.
So. Norwalk Norwalk.
FOR 3 ALE
, '1'. 31133 noun a; son.
- IIIIIIII III IIIIIIIEII.
an. onnnus FILLED PnoMPTLY. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANflE mm
H‘—
Ol'l'Y FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
M-
OF ALL m.
01v- u- A. mgr“
HOUSES AND LOTS"
Washington St, South Norwtllt“.
Norwalk Chronicler