TIC? GA'ch OF SHAH.
1‘ W
mu m mm m mums Imm-
‘ can at a filing! that.
m IN not IIII many shad caught our
hall tlw timber“ on tho rhmpwhuml
l W in no Hill: In unvoum “th ”night in
“b Mic haul of II kill“ that lnpt 'iI-III
”upload" III. bit llzmo llt‘lillhl Il~hIr3
h m wring If INT, " and on nil hltNlllt.“
Wrmnu “It Mu htuls that tho
“dlwhnul Willi» inmli. ml to any uni
‘ WWII! it, but Capt. ht: II. Ip‘a s It John
' Im at that mum “Jul. 1nd. I3, Iml Iv: “Ill
Wu! Ill 1 my about It “:II.It INIIII,
h‘h (fly! 0‘ ll)! “M ImtIIl', \III.» llw lctrgml
MW in the l’ultut 3mm; Enormous
wall-of shad at a. Ingl.» haul IIIro Iom~
mm“, but tho p-IIIII ular loud I rotor III
“mum: sling -II \Iitlmut mI'ullI-I.
Immump maul :IIII-uw III II Inst fivc
fill! .
L it. “an IlrctIlml nIrIIoI tho
m of tho Nu IpII—hauno and I \lt'llllt‘ll
”thallium Incl-III llnI I'o IlI.l lrm-I. ”no
”in tho IoiIlIlIoIIf .tpxil. INN, alter this
m not had ll'tll Sim-III! ”'ll n IIIrIlIlo
human bluu mg. and for (our IlII3IIIuIII
. >mtlit-Wal lmxxuiblu to do any thing to-
VIN pulling tho mino in, as all the pouor
' u could have haul put on tho \\ indium“
with“ have dracu 134 mi against tho tide
tint thiltorm kI-pt ruuhin; down against it.
in no blind could get In»! that not. and
Who“ on the fourth day III.- \I‘IIIII I'lmngI-Il
Ind blow up tho bay, and lln.‘ II indium
mput to work hauling in It: L'Iit luv. it ho.
came evident at once that it “as bur-tonal
tUhhuucltIcolloctiou of blind as had llt’\t'l'
pawn one not Mm.
I'll! ”days the farmers 01 low or Inn
W and (film counties mod to go all tho
VI! down to Stump‘ II IlIIhI-ry with wagon; to
M hack shad, which they pchlh-Il around
*Mtth’yumd also salted Iloun in largo
(or winter no". 1' ho now-I that tho
Rim-It Hm ru do GruI-c had box It slakod
_L by tlugalesprcad throw h the region, and
‘ on the day tho fishermen lmgan to haul it in
there were hn IIIlrId-s of wagons lining the
short-II, waiting for what the farmers felt
WWII be an amazing haul out of II hiI'h thI 3'
could got thI Ir supplies of shad at a \or3 low
Urimlly tiny had paid from £20 to
Mnbundral for tho fish W hen the first
lnltnlhncuts of the bi; catch began to come
ll Capt. Stump sold the shad, thousand after
thounmd, for 8% n hundred, but as the mono-
hlm of {‘th bogan‘”to accumulate on the
shown, he um glad to giro them away by
thowngnn load to all who would como and
take them otl’ his hauls. III: emu. IIII-Ioongcns
out through all tho Hurrounding countiaI,
notifying the farmers of the situation and
”licking them to room and cart the fish
“my, Tho whnln agricultural urI'a of Cecil
and other mantles was fertilized that your
with loads of as fine shad as ever came out of
water. BouidI-s tho shad them new hcrring,
rock fish and sea has by the too. Tho lowest
atlmato that was made of the number of
shad that were taken in that grout haul has
pm it at l-'r,lfll,()0t'l.
"It dot-sift n‘cilt so long ago when that haul
mmatlo, and 32;»: Inlay them an» n.) Ihml
caught on that»! re There is no shaltish-
lag in the Scum. nzuma a! mu: CI 'llllilirltl any
more to spool; of. The dam across the riwr
at this place, built to carry the Pomp-3' 'onia
canal across. to tho Yuri: county zinc, III-—
strayed tho I'LIl‘IoriIIs nlnvo i: fifty yours and
more ago, as tho that] could not get above it.
After years of ctl'ort on the: part of tho pmplc
living along the river above Columbia, II llnll-
way was built in the dam a few years ago,
but us wines are spread arms; tho dam just
above the I'Ishwoyas sum as shad login to
no in tho spring, and are kept. then: all
thrott h the ammo, the dam might ju—t as
“ ,‘ um been loft tut it was, for it is wry
{cw shad indeed that run tho gauntlet of tho
mines and give the peoplu nbovo Columbia :1
chance at them. I can remember when there
wuawospcrotr; chad fisheryva-ry mile or
coolant; the river from Columbia almost to
the Saw York state lino, 200 miles above the
mouth of the Susquehanna. The average
catch of these fisheries was not less than who
day. Some of the upper fisherir-s III-re re—
garded as not doing Well if they did not yield
140) per day. An av cmgc £45350“ would git a
least fifty fishing day. Tiu-ro worn at
150 fisherits. so that bcfnio the Colum-
blpdgimnml other dust: at the slate canal
button IIoro built the
pooplcalong the stream in mi 5 state were
dining two months In the 3ear able to take
WW shad, whi h were worth to them
WW. Such a thingnsashml Isnot known
lathe upper Susquehanna region toda3 and
mull] he again until the antiquated and
comparatively analog canal dams are torn
putty-Columbiatt’a.) Car. New York Sun.
. l
, , Phyuiciznu' Code of Ethics.
The physicians’ code of ethics Isa remark—
‘ble thing. I consultal, the other do), a null
M St. Wis specialist in throat. and lung
.m a man who' bl famous In tho country
for flu original investigation Chatting with
“units my bm'imss was disposed 01,110
mlly mammal a discov on he had made
‘ ygnr More by which he was able menu
”W voice of men.
”thought it was incurable. ' said I.
‘ “%,no,”lwmid. “'l'hecuro is a more
Maintaining a certain idle throat muscle
”doll! proper work. You know Mr Blank
will: Duh and young B. I showed them
V i; in minutes how to cure the falsetto voice,
and alter: week’s exercise they all came back
b) me talking in full, manly baritone and
In. mica”
' “But it is not generally harm that you
bro Moved tits,” I said. "Why don‘t
1w mmhing about it. 1"
“Wdl,” he said,‘ ‘31 can't afford to antago-
nhtbprofcslon.mlsbonhldoit ladtep
““1 could do something other phy;
-St. Louis Globe—Dom-
, ' Wis: Minion.
‘Mmtobeconvincidgcvilmco that
Providmco takes care of that
#rd nun who refuse to cxperimcnt as
am ”wring! Isa failure" or not,
w: .flls bachelors. His but topless con-
”Mm the time for Locum-ma
”“1811” 8 male hum-cm at; by
h Won at Whole; and studs,
I“ it: Wynn: guided him to reward
nudism!” the melt mmtactm {Instan-
ain't-quads. And now inland be-
lbwmmclammttiwlmsot
(Ilium lromthomoltccstly
_ game-Kev York Star.
III-II: tho‘bputhhm-I“
about Martin-admin.
My notional, firm! In Ilwnnkwtm‘
than own party and did wvcml things wall
Baton III: «or he was an hIdI'pnIIdcut, during
tho war an ardent Iiuppwtor III tho lilmdu
“minis-truth II, noun after (III " \ud) Johnson
man“ and a I tlmlhlulv for mug. um on that
IIIIIIII and I-uhmpu "III II IIIIIII-II .II with I :-
II'cnIII3 IIIIIIpI-nIlInt Imulvncics whiIb some:
times shroud thcunaIIIuin rather naming
ways. All this tints ho wu doing: In»
deal of good writing, published 1mm) work:
on tho laws rotating to hiwnahipu, lord or~
ganimtinm and law practice bctoro juntlmq,
Iu VII-ll as II history of Lake county, Illinois.
He loam: a roman. exhaustive workou the
American Indian: and tho numunflpt of
another giI Ina hu nxullccthm for titty 3m
Mr. Balms was: born in “custom New Y III-k.
but roman-II to Illinois III ltltt'i, when ho was
about 1:5 yuan old. For forty year», ever
since he became II rotor, ho bu boon active
in Illinois politics, and but held many offices,
the blghmt being that of [tutu sulmrilitcndcnt
III Iachuolu lie was a rcpn-ISI ntntito from
Lake couut3 In tho 101.;me o! 1861, and in
tho comtitutimud convention of will, and
ag: do in tho logislnturo mutinuously from
l‘iil till lIiII Ilcath it maybe said that he
mus twiw simian-I of tho Iilinolshousn of rop-
risI-ntativw, but whether he wasrightlully
In the sound time was long a matter of con-
troversy, and this it was that gavo .‘Ilr.
llaiIII-a II national fume.
Tho tnIIpaniI-a III-m all» in tho loin-la:
turoandllr llaiuwnn “unknownqtmntity” .
lwurgumml «party for him-nit, and when
axpostnlaud with. replied: “Gentleman. 1
law a aluny I; admired the lunglhsh I3 stem by
which tho IIpoIILII r must go with the majority;
mm if the Doom: rats will elect mo, 1 will be
with thI-m and moltcamnjority", and thoy
hadto do it. Tho result was acontmt pm
lougI-Il till ono III mot r. “in member Iliad, tho
Republicans HI‘I tot-It his succcsmr, and an
(ion. Inga“ II Huh/son United Slam W
tor. Many ant-L «tut-as are told of the mounting)
mm: in thI h In often throw. the house into)
conlu: ion, but "I oumttor how aluurd his con-
duct m nIId at th ' time, it always turnul out
that ho had our object in viow, and ho noarly
always acconipliahod it, tho oppooition being
thrown off their guard by what they regard-
cd as his butl'ounry. Ilo was peculiarly vig-
ilant in guarding; tho intorwts of his con—
stituents. Ono of liltlllt'tfllllfll‘lllt'tl was that
he would novor tI-ll his ago: but as ho often
told of himsrlf and brother walking front
Detroit to Chicago when he was but l3 your:
old, it is IL-uumul that ho was born in 15‘?!) or
1622!.
flow “0 ”ado Room.
\\ hi} I IIatI- bio” I ncontcntod looking cripple
who “in: tho III-1p of his long arm. was
“kaolin; himsolf and his littlo wagon at:
liv-II3 I: III III In; l‘vtlllt.‘ Illn‘i'l, areimrtorm
marl; d that no man becomes a re all) great
and III .3 pl: ilosoph: r until he has Incl. with
Snow :zppullmz catastrophe. "For imtancc,’
"If >3 crates. had not been so horribly
..on d not have. had so much time for
' : .IIIionIIrt‘orbothering“ithhismnun-
tinker», tailors, butchers, sailo
III on .h It.
In: Iminst. iIIl photon-rs ol Atlicns. If hc hm
been as good looking as Alcibia-II-s he would
probably have lint-n jib: as “lt'ki'I’l. But his
snub um savml him
"I suppose, " said the “III-Idler, "that if he
had a couplcof noodcn logs his \v isloni would
how but) still more profound."
"Likely," added the truth motor, “but I
doubt i! under any circunntauccs oven SOUR?
tcs could have attained such heights of philo
mphic calm as Wore rcachul by II man with
whom I was acquainttd in Kow York city.
"This man was a skilled mechanic, with u
largo family to which ho was much attached.
Um: day his l-III'cr limbs were completely and
llllpfllt‘flily In rnlyuIl. His friends procured
him a little wagon nuda pcdlcr's tray. He
st Irml out immediately, and soon made him-
ing cum-33. . -
“In snout II month it IIas noticed that ho
had a new wagon. Although smaller it con-
tained more nwrchnndise than itsprcdchmor.
Some one asked for an explanation.
“ "'l'is like this.’ :on merchant said. ‘lly
old logs was no good anyhow, 311' was onlyin
the way, an' didn‘t help to pay II penny of the
frdght, so I had ‘em both cut of? to make
room for good stud. Now or cry ounce put
in the placo of m; I old stumps pays its (are,
an’ I havcu' t tho E'Olllllt! of rowin' along any
more dwd moat. ’ This man,” concluded the
I have ovcr lmowa—ond fozv will doubt it."
-ClIic:Igo Jourir'd.
Help Yourself.
self II ell known b3 his loud v nice and sugpgjav.
speaker, "was the mmt function] philosopher
on Guns H... lllltl
SPECIAL!
EAL l'l‘Y oi our otl'orings IR the t‘ltllSt‘ III
a success. r‘llII: llltt‘lt‘st tho people me
taking IS constantly increasin". Each suc-
ooodinw solo blintgs "1'0 It numbers to our
store. When we So3 wo soil woods at half
their I ‘lllltl‘ all “ho know us know “I: do it
We nlwa3S kcop our IIoI'Il. As on illuSI'I .I -
lion: when we I'IIlIoItiseIl to sell I) 3IIII (III of
limit of tho Loom Muslin tor Zoo all .I ho
know as lgnowu'c dill ltz.:L ll I: did not try;
popula and RELHBLE DI 3 -Goods House of
Now :Ilk, and ailwl'tiso 10 331113 ol Fluit
ot the Loom Muslin for 290' and then sell 5
’I'lltlS of 812123, Unbleached Muslin instead,
in oulot to gain II crowd.
Hares What _l_l_______I’ll Sell This Week!
M. S. SMITH. M. S. SMITH.
WI: invite particular IIItcn Parasols of which
lion to the balance (Il our spcc- we have
ial sale of couIItcrpnnI-s, winch carried on
W
oxtcnsivc tltitjli all through the
season, nnu IIIIII- just received
were $1.35, now $70
a new I-uppl3, will oller to the
l lllll! Ill 489 [III 999]].
”""‘"’ " pooplo greater bargains than
M S SMITH bolorc at thchilhvwing: l.,l0
Worth 200.
Also the balance of our
Gent’s Balbriggau l'ndcrwmr
on which we dot}r t‘tlmpt'llllt‘lll
Wore 50c, now 25c.
l saving ll 25:}.
- 9.. -~——
MMSSMITH
llalt's Wire Si; in
were $3. 50 now $2 50.
at saving of W91. 00.
M. 8. SMITH.
Tilt: balance of our regular
75c corsets oi" which we have
sold a great quantity and con
sider them positive a great bar-
gain at 37c,
l llllll! Ill 38999391119111
I Pullllllllllll! II 991:.
M. 8. SMITH.
A line Gloria Parasol for
1. 2”, worth 2 25
Maillot H36:
19. 3. “SMITH.
A fine Gloria Parasol
inch for 1.69, worth " 50.
I III]!!! II" 811:.
In Fact we pride ouISI-lvcs
that we are lIcaIlemrIan on
pmasols this SI::ISI.)II
H. m.
We would also call particu-
ll'm ms
263
lay-1d.thli “Harm".
Eli: dlzt’rz‘inll tho flcofllé asdid our IIoI Ll) BE L
M. Si“'S‘H‘ITH.
A large stock of best prints
l‘ight your own battles. 1100 your own
row. Ask no favors a! any one, and you’ll
succeed a thousand times better than one who
is always 1&wang some oae‘s influence and
patronage. No one will ever help you lL‘l you
lot attention to our new and
:omplcto stock, just received,
0! Lace, Swiss and Combric
heartily intorcficd in your affairs. Thefirst
step will be such a long one, perhaps; but
carving your own way up the mountain you
maize each one lead to another,nnd stand
firm while you chop still another out. Men
who have made furtuncs are notthoao who
have hadSSMX) given them to start with,
but boys who have started {air with a well
earned dollar or two.
thrust into popularity by putts begged or paid
for, or given in friendly spirit. Thcy have
outstretched their own hands and touched
the public heart. Men who win love do their
ownwooing, nadInover knewamantofail
so signallyasoncwhoindnccdhis mecfiom
atcgrandmother to speak a goodwordtor
him. Whether youworklor fumeJorlove.
for money,or for anything else, work with
your hands and heart and brain. “I
“119:1:de dagyouwfilconquer. eva'
lctanymanhavc tony, “I have
you up.” Too manyfnends
nmnnmorethanncnaot all—Ex.
r non-u of Sheet Iron.
'l'ho Societo Cenflnle d‘ArchitIIcturo, of
mmmvednverycmims communi—
catim. Asyntemotbuildinglwmutirdy
duheetironhu bean invented. Thaw-1k,
partitions, roofs and ' ’ arcan-
pouedct doublometnllic MW
mdrmtmwhhhlsmnded hydif-
ferent substances nan-continuum of but.
Thogreatmeritot th'n discoveryisthonon—
combustibflity of tho building. Tho metal
unpluycdlllowsot thcmcstvtiedtormsot
by any materials hitha'to in Inn—New York
Telegrm
ASmkoEndcrflul’mnw.
Surthordan, wbclivunthNu'th
Collegosuut, m urnkandbytoeling
mothingmwlingmhchrmtlnd
can help yourself, because no one will be so
Men who acquire fame have neverbeen
fnmdsmmcttm
”’ l lllll! Ill 199 ill lllll.
just received on which we will
give our I ustomcrs :1
Saving Ill 10 per cent. HIT re-
gular price.
M. S. SMITH.
400 pieces of Ribbon just
received, which we place on
5310 for Thursday as follows.
N0. 7 formerly sold for” per
yard, now Sc.
Milli! ll; 99 III Hui
HS SMITH.
No. 9 formerly sold for 20¢
per yard, now 100.
Flounciogs and all over cm-
broiderics, for 75c, worth 1.25;
Sill, worth 1.35; 1.10. Worth
1.50; 1.25, worth 1135' 1.35,
Wmtll 1.75; 1.40, worth I 30;
1.50. worth 200; 2.25, worth
3.00.
A Positive Saving It 59 per ll
Hill—1n.
A few more of these 1290
Ribbed \ pstg, worth 25¢ each,
Alum ll II III. H Hall:
mg...-___
l. 8. SMITH
Again we would announce
to the people that. we stand at
the head With our Hosiery,
Silk Gloves and Mills, Corsets,
knit gauze and muslin Under-
wear stocks Any one in need
it would certainly pay them to
inspect them, as we are hat-hm
great sales In each of those dc-
partments which is positiIc
evidence we are selling below
our competitors prices.
has: Hula Minolta
ll. ,8 SMITH
——-ow——-——
ll. 8, SMITH.
Dont tail to see our No. 12
for which III/c regular price has
been 25c per yard, now 12.1..
IIIIIH ll 50 991" out.
HITS [this I install.
I. phi: flavt' fr:
“Mihiflli
Anitammrltm of Mn hand Ilia. "In
our, cuhwmnmuntkm.
LACE l’wlfllflfla. Int-III?“ mm. II III.
ukcmmmu ”9,175 at In
I'M'mlngfl‘ll, m. III» want ht. ta,
We were nu or more 3.10 to mist) the wanna!
No. :3 (inzette l3ullding.1\lorwnlk.
II. ILHHHKHH LI (:0.
ML!) 5083“
SUMME—
H .3,»
'lllllfl I H8398 ..ilttlll.
cu mung.
Tin and sheet iron Work.
nevus, 35,088.
AND '1‘] N WAR E.
latitude-ml.
Steam amt llot Mr Heating.
X '9“! “$1.53!“!
The Continued Sale of Dry~6IIodI still Pragréaslng
SCOFIELD & ' HOYT’S;
We on Continua, 11: Owning Choice Good: at Autontuhtng Bargains.
I mom I (all. "It“ unto II Il'.
iIIIIIIII' III In: 9-313».on the.
at"
Tflllfl'l‘ll “PARC.
\t‘uhlauton III-noun nt Gummy” mun
ptlw Mic Thu hogan: llflw in M "In
llolll. ‘
'l‘hu
III ribbed ”"1114.
' ltuotIu.
out I I» link mu» 15-m- firm“: at Ir ... II ...; l ww. III-u uni (mom. I». “t‘lltmh Frhap ll A'I'I'IUGI
I. III, worth I r “$733,. aim”: 7,, 7,2,, wfl‘w2,.,_hm l pm a) I!” In: Mack Imu- III In: pm pm Km; t! we mun unlu- u u Illa.
”mm, ,,. “a poll pun-lad tut black. I-‘IIIII y uluuo mutt-n ll
II trump. "“ L outrun”
.. ' “I. .
Jflmhl 3 mfg?“ a lunch: 9 how not I. him. 1 limit: L'Idrrwnr from ; PAu‘“.l‘.. l ignition! 'llflu'lflwc‘glll'm "d
Ad: to but: In out it Com Com». ”m “YEW M W’ W‘
,, '0 “no. land. and m mint! nccivi . Imam t Inn-emu I u
”132““ ”W“ W""‘"“ ll" l’" ”"-"“'“’ II. III I..- ., about III .1»... at m w..- cIIoII-II of tho mu’lu thld all: A Iuwbllucl ”mm m. “7
Jot-«1 It that \mta on . II In IIIII can u my 0- La: vomit can another lot, which will III: AXDIMM tor the will!!! “It“ 81
IIIIpIuIIImIIuIIIIIuIIIWu «mind. at: “my Immootuwwwcmrmm
our customers III. at prom“. no soul will be convinced “I" vhlttu III.
BCOFIELD (I! HOYT,
No. 39 Washington St ., ,tilnulh Norwulli.
nus lAIIIES~ Mill llllllllllllll
UllllEllWElR
twat i
II III Sizes, Hill lusty amt Reasonable Prices
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
38 Washington St,
So. Norwalk, Gt.
BRIDGEPORT SPECIAL.
'W . B. HALL & CO.
llL-Jc Just Hula Atom" Lama Pun-lune I1
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
, Colon-It and Black Fame from «In. “Me Black “rah
5m. 0‘ ”which 6r. Cir-Inc “in“, Catered (In. (im-
a“ SIM was.
Thu Hall.“ an: all of the moot nimble mile o, and Wool (Send: the mat lad
Ino~t tuhios- .nlv.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
One cm In wool llmrmu 15min. np""‘~did county. price cm are
advertised I." Nu w Yuri: paper! at has” It “he. ”or m which rm wool
mixtumv“ .5 One can firw ”on“! firm up 25'. 41 gnaw! Imutiful (it-1 Suit,
mp '25:. 20 plan Silk cod View; ”11“": l 35:.
I Hillllll Ullllllllll Sill!!!
II) ptrcm- Scrip”, Shaded Mistrial: and f: m I mold: «ride can! urn»! pods,
at 3"l s-the . arc regular 50o wt». to yinwr Hm“: fat “5.1;“ 50;. :7) fine dollar
Scrg- 62hr.
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
One can h}! or “am (fourth [lair flier.» II». u" calm: to thin anally.
Never sold a retail has than “—9150: in far.
Sills, Hanks Satin, Haitian: tunes and Kaitlin
In this $90.00. Purchase; 3'25 3: ‘12:?“ ’l'ncu “III Bargains ever
$07150. [.40. pimIIIUIItMM Bulls arm, (2" in: is}? mad: :3 elude!
all our, uric at Zionism! “admin, the dollar glad/ «weak; 3) pica. Mo
on» and Ru.- 1 my». all new tennis, mm Immifm: at “.23, price #9:. 5'} pica!
In: dolls“) I II Groom Salk-I will go at 5):.
FOUUIRD, CHINA. Ih’DlA Alli} WASH SILKS.
WI- are thawing uprIhIo! flit) stj" war. Prim [min 49:” to it w.
Clam I». In r4 «wanted to molt» lilac/h: ”who at lit, I ”I, 89.: and 81;“
Radimira at 50 59*, 66 ml" far. 4,.
m‘l'he humminu Imitation-t to I: I‘,’ are: the magnate" cur «dead in this
city
W. B. HALL&CO
FRUIT PUDDINE!
AmkncloHIm-nmuhtmk wdeaMWMJ'mW I”
thohawmaomm Wyatt “I
For the Staten Season we have first-claw, Ho. I
Mackerel at 161: lb. Mackerel in I. and 20 It.
kills, Salt Fish and Blaster Berri-g. kc.
The fine I Florida Oranges in the Cl sly at 32¢ a doz.
3 III HIIIIIIII mun BIIIEI ll? 81. III, I: lit II
3 1-21». Choice, 91mm; Butter {or 31," 30: lb
9' l Ibo. Good, Bail-3'3“!" [or $1, or 28: lb.
ModmstOMI-omlgfl Wit-mane
Mlmflmwwb
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.“
autumn hW:mmdwlfllmwmma
I‘hllfot‘lll am, all: [arm m“ ”Milt
alt-L "our, ”a“ M may 3. mama‘s.”
or. some)?! YOUR. om.
flwmmmmm mommmumo.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
a: Washington It... So. Ion-walk.
THE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
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The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
liver shown tothe public. A large assortment in I
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. llave also a complete line of .
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krie’ger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South. Norwalk, Conn.
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DAVID STOW,
F U R N I T U RE
“SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
3A RAHQ RL .5, § _-|_T,.$.
Mohair Plus}: suits, mil: . vans,
, $40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID * STOW, ‘
I7. I! and OI lul- Strm, south Hamlin. ll, Slain.
cnocsmes AND MEATS,
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