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were seen at one time by a mating tug cling-
" Vthsllmwasreached theyfound heriuvery
'msndl. It. Gane
, millstths
Mics
, Wilhelausdtbaxswlast
, I' II .
, laminates. June L—Pottiuaster Owe
i. WM has appointed the following
mos to luv-unto and row" upon
* ” d the New York paladins:
= Jam- It. haw. ant-taut atturwy gen-
Ninth-WW“
divan- inspector It. M.
”an. I. I. W, ex-[mstmaster at
‘ wishes-{assistant [slim-M at
. inspector of free delivery
calculi-ion will meet at 12 m. Mou-
, M8. in the New York city [nominee
It will be in aeolian probably two
it. mmhion was appointed atythe in-
” o! Munster Vun Cott, who, in a
mfaeuca with the postmauer gen-
mplalued that he had not a mmcient
if either letter carriers to prop-
uct public button, and asked. for
other purposes, an additional allow-
W to place the otllce on an om-
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in _.
BASEBALL.
a n- ~ League.
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Umpire: Curry.
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Wire: Baldwin and Peoples. Stratton and
Cook. Umpire: Iiolkind. '
At Baltimore~
Baltimore-Kansas City game postmned on ac-
count of rain.
Atlantic Association.
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oouutof rain.
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Batteries: Burkeit and Wilson, Madden and
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Batteries; Miller and Tmtt, George and Murphy.
Umpire: U'Xeil.
CHRISTENING IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
The President’s Granddaughter Named
Mary Lodge McKee.
Wasmsu‘rox, June l.—'I’hc president had
a pleasant little surprise ill store for the
when of his cabinet. Shortly before the :
meeting adjourned he announced that the ‘
infant of his daughter, Mrs. McKee, would
be christened in the blue room after the
SUPERIOR
THE WRIST Mill BEST
lsrasdeoul ofstrlctl re
oftsrtar, y ypu
pmservatlve. uolhi
powders.
combination. render Cleveland‘s an
economical in use. and it aIwa
wholesome. nutritious. and delic one food.
been and efficiency by
State chemists, chemists of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
marlin
atrictl bi boriate of
pure rar
soda. and a small portion of flour as a
eleeAwbatever, and
is warranted entirey free from aluun
ammonia. phosphates, lime. and all the
adulteraute frequently found in baking
The character of materials
used. their purity. and the ninety of their
rior
baking powder the most healthful an most
allot-dc
It is recommended for urity. healthful-
overnmeul and
Boards of
Health. and professors in institutions of
11' ..
51-.....—
u |E ,
quake.
Cravuusn antnml. ALBA". N. Y.
l
I
fig.
o. a 0.1mm
The Chained Tea Ever 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A .‘Zle‘l‘ DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
5;: will mt: no 1:; am. {salty um val-its
l: is the Bionic-1' Guam: Luv. picked from
t .v- I rut pL’intatlolnI nr.<l ylnrntltr-Nl Ibhllillll'Iy
} . nd the from .1‘.l minltpratlr-ns or ruining
not. r 'l'llc parhgtn are hermetically 5min!
::.l \varrantvd full “‘l'lglll. It In more enou-
i an. :.l III use than the lower grades.
Crieata'l C: Occidental ’i'es Co..l.‘t'd..
"rad 01‘5”. 33 Hurling Slip. Nae I’os'k.
I'nr Ktit’ by it»: heat I urns-om.
i“. I). Ill “'1'th & (30..
ll. L’IIDIIIIEDIEV,
South Norwalk, Conn.
CHAS. II. FEBRIB,
I
years of steep. has just awakened
that the Popular and Reliable Dry’Goods
and the few that do, but to regret‘it.
HOSlERY.
100 dozen Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. all
sizes, amt perfect goods worth 121) each;
but as we got them at a bargain, so will
you; you can have four pair for 25¢.
1 case 50 dozen Gent’s Hose consisting
of French Balbrlggau, Fancy Stripes,
and plain colors, Fast colon and full re-
gular made goods that formerly sold at
lilo to 29.: pair. our price on this lot only
till per pair.
38 doz. Misses Fast Black, Dark Blue,
and Garnet Hose. Regular l2lc goods.
We will sell 2 pair for 12.3. Remember
all sizes and Incl. goods.
28 dos. Children's Short Hose, Light
Colon, Dark Stripes, worth 10c pair, will
sell them at this sale 2 pairs for 50..
U N DERWEA ll.
79 doz. Ladies’ Fine Jersey Ribbed
Vests, will make a little sensation by
running them at 10¢ each, every one
worth lilo each.
.55 dozen Ladies‘ Fancy Colored Trim-
A Talk With
ICoI. Ferris, Moses Glover. David Plan,
B. K. Stanley. Mrs. Ilcury Seymour
and tubers.
Iii-low wlll be found a sample of the multitude 0
letters of encouragement Franklin Bowes .k Sou.
who would scorn to bca pmy to an
meeting. Secretary Blaine had some bud-i
tie- to attend to and could not wait, but the i
other members present—Messrs. Tracy, Win~ l
dam, Noble, Wan her and hliller—re- '
the president and Hrs. Harmon, there were i
went Mr. and Mrs. McKee. Private Secre- ‘
tnry Bailout, "Baby” McKee and a few
pttcndnnlx Dr. Scott, the grentrgraudfatber
d 08 child, performed the ceremony. There
it: four generations present-Dt'. Scott.
. Barriwu, Hrs. McKee and her child-
”. Thachristening was entirely informal,
and~ was not performed according to any
, outer church ritual. The baby Win:
utter her mother, Mary, with the fill-
_‘ of “Mtge," a family name.
, The Bavaria's Crew Was Lost.
'an:lt'i'ow:t. N. Y., June l.——I-'urlherpe.r-
tars have been received about the large
aria, one of the Calvin‘s boats that was
, -- stranded on Galloup Island. It
seems that when the barge struck the shoal
the crew, eight in all, took to a small bold,
but on account of the terrific gale they could
notreach the island, and were lost. They
"in their yawl. ‘Iibe tug could not render
ambiance. The ynwl was atte'wrard
all flouting with no one in her. Pc ssion
hi! to be‘obiained from the treasury depart-
mt at Washington before any wrecking
amistancecouldbesent iotheharge. When
good ctmdit'iou. Cloths belonging to the
‘ new tab dry, and bad they remained aboard
oitbebaixeallwould have been mved.
To Take Oillee Today.
1. N" YORK. June l.—’I’he new deputy
m having been confirmed by the
'llmmry department at Washington were
mmcedltthecustcm house. Mr. Barry
I). Stanwood will succeed Charles Davis,
‘Jflnflmwfllhketbepluceof W. B.
, . will occupy the po-
MVacatedbyJohu W. Mason. with the
ascrctaryship of the civil
board, held by Mason,
thematnmaiu in the hands of
Baboock, of the naval other.
' Albanian h tbsAycr Case.
”You, Jane L—Judge Daly,oftbe
What has been done for others (an be one for
audit. is tolly to longer nutter when the means
recovery has at your very door.
COL C. II. FERBIS says:
was done that medical skill could suggest. Pinall
a councu oi doctors declared my case "incurable;
anally persuaded to take liowrs' Blood Purifier
curt-d and have been a well man for over six years.
a cancer removed by Dr. Cnmmi
not able to walk alone; sore would not heal.
well woman since.
was sum-ring severely from a hard cough.
could/not live. ital-lug heard of the wondcrtu
cures dauc by “The Great Illood
ammml all! amangggjnyinz good health.
in Nor-walk. Conn.
Bennett), Grant St... Norwaik. Conn.
lation of night
she could neit
eight hundrtd dollars to doctors. and was not
fitted one cent’s worth; health mined as much _
the poison medicines as by the discuss for wh
hrc but a short lime. Ir.
bcbsck wheel was tor thousands of dollars.
will)? uotsccu ltétoue‘b
cs scovrry." are: our cars .
FOR sans UNIV’ERBIIEIX.
f
V V I
of
736 Broadway. New York. daily receive. The sub- LUFFb AND L0LLARS'
joined unsolicited testimonials are from your friends
anvl neighbors. ladies and gentlemen you know and
tart-em for their honor and straightforwardnus, and
deception.
‘ “In 1975 I was
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Jaundicc of the worst
_ l dt'rt‘llplifln, reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
iu‘ined for the core ony. Besides these and ' 1 roll" -nd about one yw and a half. Everything
othrr! gave me the benefits of uouhts. Then I was
Mm taking two or three homes I was entirely
MKS. HENRI" SEYMOUR. laid to have had
rigs, of New York
city. Was very low—reported like y indie anyd'layé
Discovery cared her seven years ago and has been a
S. K STANLEY. nearly eighty years old, Tsfi
doctors said he had an ”ulcer on his lung." and
Purifier." I seal
(or it at once and took it faithfully. My cough dis
Testimony of a Remarkable Cure
Miss Celia Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
um smiley trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circu-
yesrs standing; wssaoncrvnns that
or sleep our cat. Paid out over
lh‘? were taken. She says: "I did not expect to
[towns was sent to me
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not bad
a doctor since. Iwas not able to walk without help
—-am now able and do walk all about town several
times a day. I am a new person. and I would no;
consider it the best medicine ever odsrcd to the
public. Dr. (:omelock, of New York. told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured if
Franklin flowes' ladl-
-.
Illa
med V front Jersey Ribbed Vest. former
price and well worth 59.2., our sale price,
price only 30c.
Bert line of Silk Mitts, Black and col-
ors, to be found 1%, ill, 20, 39. 49, 5.5
and 75.
4 for 25c.
Our great Collar and Cu“ sale com-
mences Saturday morning. This is an.
doubtedly the greatest Collarand Cufl
Bargain Sale you have ever heard of.
Regular 153 and 183 goods going at the
rate of 07 each.
v
I
in? our:
Dal. hull Creamery Bullet.
IT mum mm run.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU.
HOUSATONIB RAILROAD.
DAKBUBI I NORWALI DIVISIOI.
”hummus appointed Rich- ‘i ”In“.
‘mflm"“'u°‘ u” ‘93 "“3 °‘ [mm I.v.So.Norwalk. ALWlhl-I’ulu
, ~ 782nm. 756nm. Gillan.
, 817 “ an “ as "
loos “ ms “ loan "
125011.111. 100ml. Iain-I.
m u m “ ”I u
618 “nixed can "knelt no “wait
8” D. 5‘ a“ lo I. 815 I. I‘
on " “ loss " “ tori " ‘-
mt
Dwain.
6.04pm
NORTH.
Lv.Wilson Point. luxuriant; Arm
“0an Imaml'x'd utilized
.5 al In .” u u .‘1 I.
846 “ 9|! “ 98a...
1201 " l8p.lu. I21! I.
also “nixed 810 "nixed all
(input. 512 “ Slip...
3:: x 615 “ It “
loxo “lined 101'! "mud lottllaui
lunar.
,., .flhl Ila...
“1. 653 I flip...
4 Collars or Cuffs for 25c.
' Ladies' Goods consist of all the latest
shapes and best "quality of Linen, and
mostly goods that we have been getting
tile for. in both plain white and black
and white, among the lot is Morrison 8
larvln’s popular brand. No. 100, Conan
and Cuffs which sell everywhere at 19c
Itch. , - M
COBSETS.
Will close the remainder of our popu-
l'sr gxummetha Corset, adveruslsd last week!
or ' cat astonishmg’ ow price 0
29¢. We will be tbclowest if we have
to give them away. ‘
Dress Goods, Wash Goods
and Satecus.
“ Strong: ‘8
The Popular and Reliable Dry-Goods House.
Another Week of 'Unapproachable
Bargains for the Public !
Facts Are Stubborn Things What we Advertise areFacts.
'l‘wo immense purchases ‘made by us the past week will be placed on our
counters, Saturday Morning, June hit, at prices that will make our competitors
WE REGRET EX
I I tistng does not ,
titor in South Norwalk, whom we will compare to Rip \ an
to the fact that his trade is leaving him, going elsewhere. no doubt, and thinks possibly
i that undo, (be Is quite mild.)
4%: a yard.
THE FIRST Is an enormous purchase of Ladics’, Gent’s and Children’s Hosiery, from the
well—known Boston firm, of Brown, Darrell Si Co.
OUR SECOND successful purchase of 100 dozealiudics' and Children’s Collars and Cuffs,
Was from the well-known manulacturers, Grulnison St Marvin, Troy, N. Y.
llaving bought these goods low. our customers will get. the benefit.
DINQLY OUR ORIGINAL AN D NOVEL STYLE 0? ADVER-
although th
our comp-titan. (
House of Norwalk has
“When we say we sell goods at half their value all who know us ndw we do It”. but unfortunate
We would advise him to ask Dr. C. Stock for one more does of Balbriggan Syrup,
it might cure the disease of untrutbfulucas.
Our competitors will ttnd us very much alive this Spring, and all times in the lead for public favor.
Having settled the barking dog, now to business.
37: a yard.
White Yachting Flannel.
Regular
Price 45c. Our price
37:
42¢ a yard.
All wool 'I‘recolines in all the leading
shades, 42 inches wide, well worth 500.
our Price 42c.
39¢ a yard.
3 picm all wool mixtures. 54 inches
wrote, Well worth 60c. Our price will be
39c
29c 11 5'" iii.
10 ices-s nit u...il 'l'recot 42 inches
wide n (tray and Iii-AV" mixture. Navy
Blue and Dark ilrecn. You can have
them as long all they last for
24¢ a yard.
44 inches wide. all wool homespun. in
stripes and plain mixtures. Regal. 37}
goods. Our price is
24c
I 90 8 yard.
ii pieces Checks, Maids and Stripes at
1 9c
58¢ a yard.
46 inch India Twills (all wool) just
what you want for good mild wear.
gular price We, now they are 8
5 c
Special Pricelll all Black Gulls.
We have all wool Henrietta at 49c,
62k. 69c. 74c, 89.: and 98?. a yard We
have Silk Wrap llenriettas at “.09, 81.-
24‘ and 3! 49 a yard. You all know what
these goods are. We can save you l5
r cent. on Black Gwds, so stay at
ome and don’t go to Bridgeport or New
York. They don't care what they sell
you. Ten chances to one they never will
seeyou again. Now it is not the first
dress, but our patronage hereafter that
we are looking after.
98c a yard.
All wool Brocaded Drap DdAiiIla (in
Black only) something entirely new and
an elegant Fabric for wear. Regular
price $1.25. Our price will be 8
V 9 (3
Salem, chillies; Baptiste, South
and Zenith.
i ate a yard.
A choice selection of patterns of
Saleem (goal to the French Designs.
Our price will be ‘ 1 2;
25¢: a yard.
A very tine grade French Samoa us-
ually sold for 37}. Very choice patterns.
Our price is
250
made, usually sold for 45¢. Our price is
336
25¢. a yard.
let our competitors iind that out). Our
price just the same, is
25¢ a yard.
One more case of Challis at this price.
and pin . both large and small, good
value at 171;. but will give you choice of
this lot for 121m. per yard. ‘
Stripe. latest designs, well worth 250.,
c a ard- our price 182..
insulatinggiu liner in a French grade Stripe Planes.
of Saleem. The best that can be
grins?! audaiic..thisweek theygoat
land
Anderson’s“World Renowned" lace .
Mr ’ . lly'sold for‘50e. . Wesbowau$u1euse assorfiucut in
i: amaswfigg awkwflcpsryiardl
to import . but ' hold of " ‘
gm, (how, it edit“ mvmvwe will India Linens‘
wortbfllc
week will
Touchpurrbavsdbyusatasacrifice
T d. ”M
Our our-law compe-
ov m it.
iukto, after a laps of many
Eartha, he says:
7, very few know him.
90 a yard.
25 piece. black and white Challlcs with
a few cut loose of brown, green and
wines, usually sold for 12m, our price is
9c.
t2lc a yard.
Something new, a combination side
band suit in a French Zephyr for
240.
Ask tosee them.
19¢ a yard.
All wool (‘hallies. Your choice of a
very tine selection of colors for
' 19c.
124a a yard.
have very choice patterns in these goods;
they wash and are fast colors, you know.
Our price is
1 24¢
i 2lc.
Big line 7.‘-phera in stripes, checks,
plaids and plains at
1 25c.
49¢ a yard.
All Silk fluraba in‘pink, light blue,
grass green, brown. black ox blood red
and mousse green at
49c.
Bill hill in Jililll.
In Jerseys. Corkscrews, wide Wales-
I-‘ancy Milton-l. and Kerwys, cut in bar
est tailor fur-on. We quote our leader?
A Black Enizlnh Corkscrew. bell sleeves.
lappel front ~llk bauml. full finished .
seamless, tail -r made. former price $7.50.
our price new is
$5.98.
SKIRTS.
We haves large amortmcnt of plain
and fizzy S. ersucker Skirts, many new
styles in hrs, at 4%., 75m. 81. $1.09.
and 81.49. ~
69c~QUlLTS——69
One lot eszra large size. white coun-
terpanes. would be an extra good bar-
gain at 89c.. nut toshow our competitors
we will be it - lowest. we will run them
at 696. Big bargain.
Lace turtains, Spot-lat.
Best qualxv Nottingham Lace cur-
tain. 3; yard‘ in length, latest patterns,
regularly sold for 2.02. You can buy
for this wool: at 1.05 per pair.
W bite Goods.
500 yards good qualityJarge and small
plaids. never sold for less than 12lc. Our
price this wet-k. only 10: a yard.
1500 5 fine quality. lace stripes
300 yards extra line quality Lace
Both large and small Wales, regular
25¢. per yard. ‘
Victoria Lawns.
Row stock of manufacturers largtha,
grit. Ourprice for this
we! ran!-
Idneu Towels.
75 damn colored burden, and all linen
8 lat bargains forour ousdurlng
mm. ”"
Goods lie-so at larvalk,
All ththrutu-Weanberau
Oomequicklybcforeitstoolsle. 44
‘ c
prlcs.andwvuiidoonsiderthemcbeap‘at
Ive. Willclosstbelotatflloeaeb.
VISIT Illll KI'I'IIIIN DEPARTMENT.
Continued Sale of page at Almost Your Own Prim.
SMALL 'wAnzms m imp PRICE.
AGENTS FOR McCALL’S PATTERNS.
nurses-mu- 9......“ now-Prices n.1-
Ysrd wtdr l-‘rench Batiste cloth. We a
'Mllslsi titans Mill. can...
our! nous-s.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
$50.. &0-. V
Manufactured by O. T. IEOIMIID,
lb Water mt. laid iy
KENT & CIIOLWELL,
llSlllS ilill PLISI'IBIBS.
Boilers as all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
'Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing at all Kinds
a Specialty.
orrroa an a sunnucws,
I" Washington It. Bridge,
0.. Norwalk. COII.
flog... r. 0. has no, Westpsrt. 0t.
Jacob M. Layton,
Ibaal lstats aid lions Apt.
General Insuranceth 2: ry
the. Life and Audiol-
Ocean Iteamsktp'l‘lclda—(hbiaau llesrr.
DrafutwonolJudmmsrds“ and louverau: .
lotaryl’ublls. WM
Railroad Tickets. moment
to Destination.
‘5 WW It. flint door to Mm.)
South lot-walk. Conn.
TAYLOR 65 GOLDEN
Real Estate. Fire. Life. Accident,
Plate Glam, and steal Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the lulu of
Debenture and Far- lemme
a a. 1 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
onrcsz—canw-shlnmn BL. so. lorwatk.
Illill'l Yllll‘ Lift I‘ll-Dal.
To-lorrovr Ifay be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policythatrou may need in
old age. If youllvcor if you die. t wllibe a help
to your iamilv. 7 cents a day will ve a
man an endowment of $1.01!) to be pa to h at
50 years of age or to his family at death. 5 cents a
day will IIVL you slits policy for 51,000. and you
e not twee what you have paid ifyou nap paying
any year after three.
INBUBI IN ‘1'!!!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 1%.,
, 0P Witt).
s. B. 030ml“). Agent,
Southitorwalk.
mmmnn
WI. II. BERKS, President.
Assets. - - . - 0 03,480,185
Burplu - a - 13,549,099
Income In Itiitl. o - 25,401,282
New Business, IDES. - 125,019,731
Willa Iii. l-I’orici’tlrg Tor-tine I’ollciu without
matrimonial- to Wild”. travel. or occupation
aftertwoyarsandguarauteeiug the return of all
pr mlums paid and the amount of the poqu if
dldtl. incurs daritgthe Touune period.
Its Tontine yv-lirice have been naturirg fo
sacral ycansnd hare pa’d survivor's higher rate
oilntcrest than otherwise obtainable on list.
class walnuts, and better than any other company-
stml to the undersigned for vista-cut. giving
Your age.
A. L GUBNBY. General Agent.
New Haven, Conn.
0. l-.‘ wuss. )3. Agent, Norwalk. Conn. mi in
. A RECENT
$10,000.00
Toutinc or Club Payment.
-M...“
A! iLLUs‘t'nA'l'IOIio'thsbaieltsoHasar
ingot: maintains! 'I'ontiusoraubl’lanofths
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
In vebclowalistoibcnsfidariestht
la distribution of the claim
Club: as and ummum
. o. Jauesmfxchork City.
Diane. m Ala-at
HENRY l. G. LUI'I'IIS ........ m
Iaaytia Bron. Importers.
I. Y.
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subtracts. '1'. MWJ.
snwmnuwamxr ....... we
r w a 10m '
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iliiiiiililtsstrasi
3 lswtmlalyllflfl.
huh-dim In MI. Y.
whom-rm
er
*1“: Insults nab-s d my
newbsl-ualmrigin talks-tn.
Edam-'1“! ‘Ika on. a N
In"... . "‘l'|1.
MUM-31.1.
r. A. HaulL'rori,
‘ manna: vet “
insomnia-ism: 1'. Win I. at
.mmusaelasa.
«autumn-habkiaakuym
ll. 1'. woman»,
win: It. «was.
A. s. FERRIS.
JEWELER..
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Has Watch [mailing a Initially.
as Washington ltn. loath lsrwalk.
CANDI ES
Oflllklfl. MW-
Baggvl
OOBIUOOPIAlflAmmndastla-Mr
mentofalamsntalcsudy.
Wotan Holland
Pit!
.‘ unnum'fa’fllf
full
stair
HALngLIST
[hull hills.
WBDABEAOONSPIELD,
01’ A50
LA VISTA
- PAN" 8';
MR DB ABBAWSA,
"A ION Y.
JEFFERSON.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty five ditferent brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Persons that
are in the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prices, which will
be found reasonable.
HR.
The Drugglst,
Cor. lllain and Wall Streets.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CIARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot'll'agou,
one Grocer-’3 Wagon,
0uc Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed. _
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yard Manul'es.
RAYMflNfl IRIS
BEE HIVE
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Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vignishes.
13...me Hard on Finish.
Wire suit—Trou- slats,
Wank-Illinois.
W. C. QUIHTARD,
V. alumni
FUR N lTU R E,
Carpets, Stoves, to,
about”: an sour.
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Have You Heard it i
No, What is it i
lluut I: Zeluirlieep the
Niccst Market In the City.
BLIlI " Bill LOBSTERS «
Delivered 0v“! Mull! morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
WM and Retail.
humans, Lettuce. Billllil
From Greens Farms every morning.
Pure Tomatoe Oatsnp.
Imported Sardines.
An in: wantinlhe marketlin
fresh’geerydsat OMUM
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 80, and 40 Conn, Double Boll. ‘
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double loll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Stall,
1'8 Hort]: lain St»
South N orwalk, Ct.
SOME
Sill '1 Attractions
A
Ambler & Sammis’. '
40 yards Fanc Mattie b
roll) $4.00. y g ( y
Bargains in Black Surah, 670.
Bargains in Black Penn-de-
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
caisc, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flannels, &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 fi'om 850 to 500.
One lot 22-inch Plaids, 55c
reduced from 25c to 12lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
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HOMER B. HOYT,
JEWELER.
15 Railroad Place.
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