M. IIOKENZIE’S SUITS.
no Wants Damages from Two
London Dailies.
“-—
PATRIOTIC
m Getting my to Denise Ila-
” [Judi-Won.- labours Pitta.»
u M to no... the "any"
0! M I‘m
1.; [mommy I—Ttw moral public h
“I m thopmqwt tlmt confrontu it ot
m i ”an" Mackcnzle's quarrvl with
.- hm doctcin me.- “If talc Emperor
M‘s use and the intormumhlo dis-
”ud wrangling.- that gl‘t‘W out of it re-
fiflhlhollbol build that Dr. Mackenzie
h bought again-t The Tum-a and Mr.
W the proiriotor at The fit. James
m The Title! claimed by the doctorls
omlalnud in the letter: that have figured in
tho Owned can, in “hit h it wan stated
Sir Hamil counpinad aguimt the tlcrmau
Wbythiclarlug his angina! patient fro.
bull cantor, and thus ni-iLtng him the suc~
"ht-home of hi. intlzcr, which he
would not have boon, according totiennnn
law, It It had been known that he had mn-
ow. Only a portion of there lotion was! read
Inbourl, but The Tin“ nuinngid to [Item
lblolt of the rutiro lot of the lotion, nnd
M Mill lull without any unrrunt (or
n. Dr. Barbuda now rims Mr. Hirin-
I’ofi [or Writing the lath-rs and The Tunes
“willing than The” libel with will add
tothooobhruted IIth 11‘ ”IN IJI~I your
Mhavsoccupiod Engioh courts. Doubt—
I. “will he gmnt intermtshowu in throne
“and runny new and ntnrtiing hill at
Many will undoubteily he brought out.
ruxrws SPEECH.
Ir. l’nruvll's l'ntrlotic bps-och.
toms, Nay ill—A dcputation from Irinh
municipal councils wnihxl on Mr. l’arnoli
and patented him with an ad lnw congratu-
lating bin. upon living relies-oi of tho culllm—
nlos with which he had been chargwl. The
address declared that the fluvial cmnnisaion
had itle proved hiin innocent of the
chum-it Mr. Parnell thunkul thedolegntlon
for the mum and odvc-«l the councils to
continue to use tlwir priti5(~,:~~,not for pur-
)m I»! the disintegration oi ill-3 vznpiro, nor
for upsetting the authority of the queen, but
for helping Ireland obtain it realization of lwr
logttimato aspirations. Ho and he non-r
doubted the ultiimlequu'ooI oi the forged
lotions. He would rather have gone to the
xrlvunilh the ntigmn of the latter..- “’1'"
him than have submitted ln-lund to tin:
humiliating ordeal which it um propoml to
place upon horas an accommniment to t e
inquiry into their authenticity. "Bight,"
mid Mr. Parnell, "has been tmnsgnw-d un-
dora pretext of inquiry into crime. I'oliticnl
hum have been litl-I before mcn moving-dent
to render a fair division."
a Resigned troln thi- Club.
Maroon, May fil—Imrd Durham and Sir
1 George Chetl‘ytnl, who Wore itivolvul in our-
- lain turf scandals last year, on amount of
/ which the latter brought a libel null agnimt
1. tho former, informal the Jockey club that
11 they hadnuutunliy sottlx-d the libel suit. The
‘ club objected to the prim-mung, nn-l nil-
journal the hearing 0.1 the subju-t to a
special meeting to be bold next track. lnrd
Durham and Sir Gcoz’gc Clintwyn-l tin-rc—
upon tendered their rc-Ignution m menth- rs
ol lheclub. '
Minister Lincoln's Reception.
boxoou, May 2t—ltr. Lincoln, the m-w
American minister, has been very cordially
receivedin London, and has cntcrcd upon
what promises to be a brilliant nmlmccczoful
met. H9 Visited the American lc-gntion,
where he met all the citicials. He afterwards
nilcdon 11ml Salisbury, who made a very
lumpy epcech to him Mr. Lincoln has al-
ready been overrun with callers. Society is
looking ready to lioniz: him.
The Valkyrie Trico Again.
10:90:, May Iii—Tho Valkyrie raced
flying the Ire: and Yaramt The course
wu intmded to be from Brunei-nil to and
around the Monte lightahip and back, but the
wind was so light tlmt the race only extended
at the Note and back. The lin’uh wasadrilt-
lngmatch, the Valkyrie coming in an easy
winner. The result of the race is to show
that tthalkyrie is capable of magnificent
mead in light weather.
Sunk in the Sues Canal.
1431103, May 2-1—1112- British steamer
W, Swansea, May 7, for Madras, run
lublndsank the Bflllall atconwr Nyauza,
from M, May 4, for Zanzibar, while the
bk was lyingat anchor in Bitter lake,
Maud. Ito llt'cs were last. The Curfew
bledfingslightly, hut proceeded on her my-
age. The Nyauza was a vessel of 1,315 tons.
The cg”: registers 1,261 tons.
/ P1111306 mallow to ltcllere flange-r.
Bulb, Hay 24-1110 disturbances among
“agricultural laliorers in variom districts
o‘flhlycolltinue. Numbers at women Ia-
binssintherice fields near Medicini, prov-
lnoool Bologna, pillaged thebakeshopsof the
towntorulierethehungerof their tamilies.
Whore been ordered to the spot.
Ready “Proceed.
Dummy fl—Two hundredand fitty
plinaadmilitsrymafl readyto mun
,svioh'lxtbetaantsoo theOlphu-t est-tea
main pound. hailrflgnnd it no»
2%-
‘f ‘ M and the Vatican.
W. liar u—‘rh. "on... between
“authoVaticanareagaion/portedas
finial. when. the pope's declining to
”Falkland Russian b'ohopsatflatr
Whom-bury.
. i ‘
4"
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vb we stated atQusanstownta
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mammmmus-unou-
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48. “And hnnudlstely while no
make." 1‘0].thng
Jaunhadgouoal’tortho
supper. uttering
thegardco Iloleflsightot thsdisciplrsond
took Peter, James and John a little tartber
with Ilhn; that withdrawing Blur-elf a little
further own from them. Ila kuoolod down,
l’dl on Bis taco and payed; Ila praysd saro-
ostly.Hosweataslt mm 0‘
blood falling down to the ground.
sail, to Ho adored up [mayors and m
callous with my cfi'ing and learn.
I, 7.) Three timn o prayed. saying the
ulnawoodg returning totho disclplaalw
oachmyor,anlsachtime finding than
asleep. When He mtulned from praying the
third time Iloaddad thowordsot Virus (9:
“Rim up, lot usgo; Io, he that hotrayoth lb
isothaud,”and thesemthewordsrda'nd
tolu thoopening scotcnooof mule-on.
“Cth J udas, one of the twolro.’ It
was not tho y. world that
hatod Him and wantod to kill Him, {or the
common people hoard Illrn gladly (Mark xii,
I7); but Itwastho leading religious people
who wore air“; it was not
mnemotthamwhohotrlyod 1!th
but in Jaus' own words, “Ono of you," “One
at the twelve.” (Va. 18, 20.) Was not such
treatment enough to brook Ilia heart! Is
than anything like it among Bis prolaad
tollowers taiayi In there any taintol it to
you!
44. “And ho that betrayed Ilim had glm
them it token, ' ‘ 1” Judas, having re
mired a bond 0! men and once" from the
chiot priests and Pharhsos, cowl: thither
with lanterns and torches and weapons (John
still, 3). and he had instructed them that the
one whom they would on: Bimkhwssho
whom they mm to take and load away
solely.
45. “And as soon as ho was come, he
gocth straightway to Him, and saith. Master,
Master, and kissed llixn." Bend beforuthis
verso in John xriii, 4—9, how Jesus went
forth to meet them saying, “Whom nook yol"
and how when He said "I am” they all went
backward and fell to the ground,nud how
He cared for the eleven disdpla m Ilo
yielded Himself to the hand who had come to
mat. Ilim. Theo Judas his-ed Iiim; some
one has mid, “How coolly deliberate, deeply
hypocritical, diabolially mildew. the
what Satan can do and Godcuu sullw."
415. “And lilo]: laid thcil’ hands on himand
truyi: lino." What. unholy hands to lay upon
the Holy Ono; criminalsworthy todlemmtl
[Iv-‘1”), laying hold upon their judge who was
n-mly to pardon them; sinners muslin; ral-
rntLon, laying hold upon the onlyonewho
could have them, that they might put Biro
out of the way: rum, tho creature, laying
hold upon God the creator, Moan» thcy
hated Him: was there over such a sight!
They tool: lllrn, not become they were able,
but only because 11:: nations] them.
47. "And one at then: that flood by drew
nsword, and smote entrant ol thohl‘b
priait, ondcut 0t! bk our.” Johnxrill, 10,
says that Simon Peter did it,sndthatlho
servant's name wan Malchm; lalkoxxil, 51,
says that Jesus touched his wandhealod
him; and Matt. xxfi, 53-54, says that Just!
told the disciples that they that take the
sword perish with the sword, and that if It
was necessary Ile could oak and recriro trout
His Father more than a legion“ anguhtor
each of them, but if thus protected milder
lircred how would the Scriptures!» fulfilled!
43. ”And Jan: mural and said unto
them, Are ye comaout as againstathiet,
with swords and with stars to taken-e?
Both Matthew and Luke record the nine
question. Let some {other or mother say
how they would toe! it the law should send its
oilicm tonrresttheirsouasathiet,beheing
moment. let teachers tell their scholars (it
they think beet) hawthey have felt and acid
when aocusedot something 0! whicbthoy
knewtheywerouotguilty. It «or waste-
ahamctullytreated orrpokon WM!!!
thinkotJooosamihepntienttorflissuke.
40. "I was daily with you in the temple
teachingomlyetooirmenot: but the scrip»
tummustbctulfiilod." Wmimsdak:
“Thisisyom'hour andtho power of dark-
neoi.” Such scripturuwmhmandobwt
tobofulfiiledasl’mhnsuii nudists,“
hit, etc.,but Hisc‘omfortm lbbuhdopto
lIisFether wa; ”Ibouhast known myre
pmach,nndmy simmudmydfibmr. Him
udrersariesoro all hetero Thee.” mists,
asked. roam-nu how
dbwflflhbwoufloothnywbday
Holmanhutwohowbowu“
ougandnowl’eta with Earth!”
son at... Tum-unto!»
8. “Attrition-Hum“ fit in
El” Johxvfin-ysthflkybo-d
Idiom RV
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at“ Will"
SUPERIOR
BIKING Willi“
Tilt FOREST llll IEST
hmdoonlyolstrictly pure m cm
of tartar. strlell intro blcsrhi’tzato ol
soda. and a tonal portion of flour as a
rvative. nothii elm whatever. and
warranted entire y free {mm Alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
adultorautn fmgmmlly found in halting
powders. The durum of malaria-hi
use-d. ihcir purity, and the nicely of their
«unitiimiion. tender Cleveland's an rior
baking powder-the Inn-t henlihlulam moat
emnmnu-al in we. and it slwa afoul:
wiu-immm. nutrition». and delicious food.
It is m'mnmended for nrity, healthful.
am and eitiviency by owrnment and
State chi-mists. chemists l'f Boards of
Health. uml pml'mrs in institutions 0!
learning throughout the country.
Hold only in cane, full wciwhl.
Cuvuuo Illuminati. Aunt. N. Y.
- ....___h> ,. - -__....._..
the W 15! EM 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A 35081 IIISLIIYIOUB nzvrmnua. ‘l’lt‘l l‘l'.
Tammany” :. can-mu“
it is it.- llmnm (tubs LIAI. trial from
ti.r twat plantation! and unsure. cu sir vluuvly
y m: sud two Irma nil ulullnutiom or rot-trim
L»!!! r The pacing" om larrmclicst'y unit-l
scat u i'uulnl t l“ wright. It in tunic-rou-
LBJA'K-l r. llm than the luwcfgrad: 1
Menu“. l: Ocddsntal In 60., L't'd.
”rod (Mira, .16 Min, Nip, If!» l'orlr.
l m' sale by "in lint urn-nus.
l”. I). MW'I‘ON It (30..
l). l.’ll0lllilll|i 1.
outs. ll. PEBBIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Old and Reliable.
nu FREIGHT LINE.
liliiiflii lNew Yuri
— TN! PROPELLIRB ~
‘1 - my”.
f/‘ f .310... I"‘~ ,
' 31,”.‘t’LV-hgr . :-’
City oi“ Korwalk 85 Eagle,
mid“. 5.55.3;
Kuwait. “inhuman!“ of nachos-strut.
”Yorktown mag. exerts sand-1's: I
011:)“,st Item at 3 p... have lot»
waisWs-lso- imam-g.
mats tahn' n»... no rmlted m .u
pol.” on tho IDs-bury and Small and
m Baum-lo at Greatly ltd-ed
Iota ..
Upon 1 ermtowsum (fit at Hawaii
at! wittheaeufnr . Int-dim:
.ywhcrr m Faw Yorker ill «daily.
Witt! m. . see (orbit wing-not the
uptoyeomt the bonus at laboure- neonate!
.tbcmncrrtbawt.
TO NEW YORK Ill LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The Bow and Palathl tiles-er,
lane Bharles,
(rapt. Fred I. Byxbro,
immmlaflsglhfly 'I'Iit' In WY“
Saturday, May 25.
(lo-fort.- fifcly and lyrical.
Popular Prices.
‘50. Small to low York. sum.
Tflpywmls ; Excursion, to costs.
1kmwfllleou'ilsafolotousninlal
Wt¢"m So. at. 7:8 I.
’s. Wffl‘m” «trail-ultra,
a '“.atw|p.-.sll8mt§uut,
I. mum-guilt
Always Take the Bonnie-lo blue.
for W W mly to
m m ”GI-LID IZBIII‘L 00.
“Elm ”MCI. V. P—‘O....
“install” DeoYais.
(I E 01.35.“.Wilul’oifl.“ spa
HOESATOK 10 BA] LBOA D.
Jason! a mum Imam.
.. can—I nim «op‘
ohm-w
tit-.15. "to... 08-.-
lfi’ " n: “ In “
1m “ flu " ha “
Ban... . lflnl. I'll.
“I “ us " I. “
it! “Ital Iii “Illa us “l'x‘d
'a 0 I. .‘ 0 IO '3 II II
sonar.
13‘:
" 110m.
Lewis-hint. mum Arm
Inst“ I'llI‘l" cum
on " 6! ~ ~ on '-
l. " its " its;
3. ' no..- ms n
:D “lint us “Its-l In
1.3... In “ "1,...
g: z 63 " s ‘
mo “Its-l In “that ”I.“
' sonar.
Ifla- 08s...
0".- 691’...
film—saw 0.1 I”.
norm
L'J-su. Mat.
mu LINE.
['me
[flafiwt
III! ‘
now ,
M
Another Cyclo
no for Norwalk and
South Norwalk.
Sacrifice Sale
Great
ill Slllll. nus.
That our low prices and satisfactory
public is clearly prover: by our
are appreciated by the
Increasing trade.
Bayou
{romanpartsoflbo smdlngemtrytbrong our store Iron 1 ~2-
day morning tut Saturday probing. because they know we otter
best goods st the lowest prices
5-55
Will ”lace upon our counters, Saturday morning,
LoT l C
200 boxes Button holc'l’wist,
10 yard spools, black only, at
12c dozen, usual price 24c dot
LOT 2.
350 dozen large spools sew-
ing Silk, black only, for 3c
spool, usual price 8c.
LOT 3.
50(102’. Silk Finished Thread,
black only, 500 yard! on spool,
only 3c si'vml, usual price Sc.
'1 LOT 4.
500 dozen black and white
Busting Thread, only 12c dnz
en, usual price 55c dozen.
LOT 5.
50 pounds Skcin Linen
Thread, one dozen skeins in a
bunch, black drab and brown,
only 12c per dozen, usual price
37c per dozen
LOT 6.
25 dozen Royal Mending Cot-
usual price to ball
LOT 7.
1c each, usual price 4c.
LOT 8.
230 dozen Pearl, Bone and
Rubber Buttons for 2a pcr cowl
of 2 dozen. Usual price 15c:
LOT 9.
‘ 225 down Vegetable Ivory
Buttons. all colors. 8c and '2
dozen, usual price 20c.
LOT 1 O.
258 dozen Fancy Ivory But-
tons, all colors, 10c card 2 «101 1
en, usual price 300.
LOT 1].
374 dozen Fancy allotted
Buttons, 120 card ‘3 dozen, us-
ual price 340.
LOT 12.
419 dozen light and dork
Fancy Pearl Buttons, line out.
steel centers, only 15c cord of
2 dozen, usual price 40c card.
LOT 13.:
Metal Buttons, large and small,
only 19c card, usual price 4186.
card.
. onnr an. ,
100 dmen of apQulsr Sura-
mer Cgri‘et, 3:48 9 ', (1
us, an n , your, 50c or
set. thqwill run them at '37::
each. Big bargain.
ton Balls. all colors, 1c ball,
‘25 dozen Elastic Corset Lam-:1, ‘
320 dozen .rancy Colored
for
Muslin Underwear. 1
We arr uttering the biggest‘
bargains in Muslin l'ndcrwear
at 25 and 50c that you everi
saw. 1‘
Latestw— Small Pet Bustlo'
only 25c, usually sold at 33c 1
Children’s Wash mesa-5..
Plain White Fine Cambric;
25c. 9
Fine Check Gingham 25c.
Plain Whito Hamburg:
trimmed, 50c. ?
Fine Gingham Kiil Skirt tile. 1
Extra Pine Gingham Kilt'
Skirt and Hamburg trimmed;
title. i
ifhildrcu's White Lace andI
Muslin (3.5,; at 12.2w, 15c, 171;?
25c, 33c, 15c. 49c up to 2.25 2
Every on" good value. "
-.___..,__._.
Hosiery Bargains.
Saturday and Monday only.
5c For 2 pairLodieo’IIosr.
‘oolid colors and stripes, worthi
I‘Zlc pair. 4
1 25¢ For 2 pair Children's‘
‘ Ilmmixid gm gregular made. i
nmal pric v [To pair. ‘1
' For 2 pair (lonts'i
“Beacon" "We, regular price!
19¢ per p rir. 1
Better goods-s in proportion. l
Tww i
[- ndcrwcar. 1
1 Complcio line of ladies-2‘,
E(intuit; and Children's medium-i
:and light weight Iiudcrwear.i
Prim way down.
-- MW»- ;
Gloves. 1
Boot wince in Kid Glorcrf
to be fourid Our Great Lead
or at 591-2 equal to any 73ml
1
;glot;w.. 1
1 Full it... of him.“ and Lad!
act; blaclt and (1)10er Mitts}.
iall ollmwl at our usual Iowi
W.« i
1 i
w- ~’-’—'OOO~-—-—- 5
Punch; and Sun Urn-I
broil». j
During the past week we
have added man now and
Fashionable Revolt... in Para-1
sols, together with a complete,
1lino of medium andlow W1
L latest Novelty.
, Fauntleroy, Muslin and Bin-l
ibroidewd Sells only 29c, 49c,
:576, 62c and 796. ‘
(leats’ Shirts. 1
i (blond Flannel sun. only
16%. equal to any usually sold
‘at 87c.
_ Our Leader in unléundried,
Shirts, white. reinforced hack
and-front, wamuted all linen
honour at 39c, worth 50¢ each.
OSTON, ,
ay 25th, an immense line of small wares
and buttons,at less than half price, as follows:
Lace Curtain Department
Will ollcr at this sale re.
markalile values in Lace Cur-
tains. Two specials.
Nottingham Lace
74c pair, worth [.19.
Extra line Nottingham Lace
Curtain... only 1.95 pair, and
will compare lavorably with
Inrlains,
[any 3.00 curtains you can find.
Together with the above
named bargains we carry a
full Iii-c of Nottingham Cur-
tains at 98, 1.19, 1,49, 2.02
3 oo, 4.00 and 4.50.
We have just received a low
choice patterns in line Irish
point Lace Curtains, and have
marked than low: 7.98, 11.50
and [2 Eli per pair. All new
and hamlmme designs and will
pay 5"" lady intending purv
chasing: curtains to examine at
once.
I
_—.. w...“
Dress floods Bcpsrllneiil.
58c I fart—Imperial
Twill, 48 incheo wide, adver-
tised elsewhere as a bargain at.
39v “'0 have a v _’ ' choice
selectiwi of spring an summer
comriogs, at 580 a yard.
98c 1! yard for our best
silk tini>hcd Henrietta. These
guxls are full 50 inches wide
and are being about» elsewhere
at ”5 a rsrd. They consist
of all the latest shades and our
price in; We a yard.
Our great. heck out price
sale of Bronley’s Gold
Hello], Smyrna ling.
Secure one or more while
you have this grand and rare
opportunity.
can compare with our prices
"some remnant-arm“.
23s.?! .. a no a u 2....
era: a ' ‘v w .. “us
on» u w w a u an
31178 ~ “ no u “ ass
This is the 'bi gout rug
bargain sale you wi ever get.
.__.._+_
‘9 f. :3}; s; tilts.)
Florence Oil Store, only 650
Porcelain Lamp Shades 9c.
Electric Floor Sieve: 9c _-
Brooms 9c.
Eureka Paper Pails 19c.
lOpIece' English Decorated
1 Toilet Sets only 1.93. 1
Sat ‘and Manda on]
will $1,191 of nice Into y
at 19¢ each, usual rice or
thislolnpisflc. C landwe
them. .
Banging Lamps for 2.19,
'OI'II'I 3.50. o "
Bixby’s Boys] Polish only 9c
Agents for locum; Celebrated Glove-fitting Patterns
it!!! Itm'ihiiniiiiggtil' Halli: lion iilrltit
' ri
Fine '
No other house by
mum—Barfly ,"'"
swoon-tumour:
Tun-utmost!“
‘whhflbfl'hd 'f. In!!!“ ‘II' d
. ”M“ “to latch.
”nawunugummm
(x. 1'. LB”N“D,
run was... laws.
A. 3. B‘ERI‘IS.
JEWELER.
Illa-ends, Watches, Jewelry.
lbs Vat lentil-(owls.
u WW It» loath lentil.
CANDIES
(”slim men-
”4»—
afimcsmm and an“
m ”lama-IL.
Wobnfiollond
1129’ i Hwy-{gown 3 iii:
HALE’S LIST
lilillliiiiil Cigars.
MID BBAOOHBPIBLD,
LA A'IICAIA.
0P“ ll.
BIAS.
"0‘ DB GARBAWBA,
MARIO
JIPPKBSOI.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock at twenty live diflevcnt brands oi
[lunatic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Parsons that
arch: the habit of buying by the box an
invited to call-and get prion, which will
reasonable
bolonod .
H. R. EALE,
The Bassist,
Cor. Ialn and Wall streets.
’ New and Second-Hand
WAcons,
' New and Second—Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
1 One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
GrassSeed.
_ SeedOats
Barn-Yaid Man ures.‘
llIMllNl] Bills
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence omee
Btiildersrvllardware,
-- “ PAINTS,
Oils ‘ V_§_r_nishes.
Berry-Bros. 11231110“ Finish.
Wire Steel Door lots,
luau—adhofl'.
W. o. QUIHTARD,
Imam.“
lIBlzii
"‘ No.
A:
,
savour-nan
YFURNITURE,
Carpets, Storm. #0..
BOUGHT All) BOLD.
“cub-criminal» l oaks-daily lot
at second Mutt tunuun. win ‘50 will of
warm: mowww'"
W. P033088.
Bolton st.. W
- .
Bugatti in Military
Farceii’s Headquarters in
RI I 1.1.] NERY.
8 Water IL, Norwalls.
.___.._._...
s
We to selling No. to Colin Omni- rib-
colors, I!”
s
hoas.iusil nonmetal. Wmthattom
zfiflmmirkh‘an inst “solved a full "a?
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mg: to cm. Ital 1.31%.... cuts in.
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[tool a. Zelnfl'lteep the
Klee-t Market In the City.
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Delivered every Saturday nor-tog.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whole.” sad Retail.
humus, Lettuce, Batiste:
Prop anchor-rm my morning,
Pure Tomatoe Gallup,
Imported Sardines.
Aoythlns want in the market lln an
huh every x: st . M I“
HUNT & ZELUFF’S-
Spring Styles .
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At :5. 80. and so Cents. Daub]. Roll.
Ennbossed Gilts
New Ityles, at 400. Double loll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALGIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main 8%.,
South Norviralk, Ct.
SOME-
Special Attractions-
‘f—s—
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Ambler & Sammls’.
40 ards Fanc “Mattin ' "
r311) $4.00. y g (by
Bargains in Black Sarah, 670.
Bargains in Black. Peon-de-
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain inBlnck Rhadame 97 c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
coise, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flanneis, &c., re-
duced from 400 to 25c.
One lot. Plaid Flannels, &c.," re-
duced from 500 to 38c.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 850 to 50c.
One lot. 22 inch Plaids, kc.
reduced from 25c to 1210.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
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HOMER B. HOYT,
JEWELER.
l 5 Railroad Place.
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shrines smudluworhss. noos-
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