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The Prohibition Amendment
Repealed
ll ALIGS‘I' TWEN’" TIIOlUlitNl).
It" “thousand I'eur hundred and silty-
nlne lave Votes than the Three-hubs
Vote located-vAn Overwhelming De-
hnt lee the Prohibition Forces.
l’lovtnllcl. June 2|.—-'l'ha total vote In
yesterday‘s election in this state was 29,440
for mpeal ol the prohibltory unendmont,
and 0,553 against repeal. The annulment is
therefore repealed by 5,160 more than the re-
quired three-tilths of tho total vote.
re. Vote or use.
Theamendment was adopted in 1556 by a
vote at 15,113 to 0,330.
The Vote at Providence.
Yesterday‘s vote in this city was 11,919 [or
rel)". 3.010 against rcpoal.
Pawtuckot voted 3,537 for and 710 against
The oflicial announcement 01 the vote will
be made aonwtime between July 15, when the
official count must be conIplI-tul, and July '10.
A Unto ol I'lfty unns l‘lred.
The election was quiet and created no 1‘!-
clbtnantin the city Ill‘Ul'lB. At midnight a
mints cl titty guns was tired in observance
oi the repeal.
Every County but One lor Repeal.
Every county in the state save one, Wash-
ington, gave a majority in tin or 01 the re-
peal. in this county, Providence. the \Olfi
tor repeal was foal to one. The work which
was done in the towns by Gen. Brayton‘s
men staggered his opponents. some of the
towns rolling up repeal votes where not more
than one or two ballots 01 that nature were
expected to be found in the box There was
not a dollar used by the repeal men for buy-
ing votes. Last week they made up their
minds that the fight should he won or lost on
its merits. If the filth amendment could not
bumpeaied without bribery, then it would
not be wiped out. This determination and
an adherence to it lost many votes for the
rupeul which might otherwise have been
obtained. The young fellows stood about
the polling places all day waiting to be
"sugared up” and relusing to vote until
they saw the color 01' the liquor dcalars‘
money. Failingtobo bought they did not
vote atall. This lathe first time in many
years that an election has been carried on
and a Victory won without money influence
and direct and open bribory, and it puzslu
the Prohibitionists, who were so confident
that the state was to be floated with corrup-
tion money that they made up a pool of
$5,000, which, it was publicly announced,
would be given to those who would report
and secure the conviction 0! bribers. Not a
dollar of the reward has been called (or.
The Prohlbltlonlsta Disappointed.
The Prohibitionists are so badly used up
that they say they will abide by the will of
the people as cxprescd in this election, and
will not agitate another crusade for prohibi-
tion. They also magnanimously any that
whatever form of license the saloon men may
ask tor—high or low—they will not oplxysc
them or tender any advice to the legislators
or the managers of the Republican party.
The present laws regulating the sale of intox-
icants will stand as statutory provisions un-
til a special session of the legislature can be
convened, when a lit-cine law will be enacted
‘ ..IMON CAMERON PARALYZED
The "enmble Pennsylvanian in a Criti-
cal Condltlon.
Lucasnzn, Pa, June ’1.—Gen. Simon
Cameron was stricken yesterday with par-
alysiaol the right side and is inacriticnl
condition.
Wayne McVeagh, Mrs. McVeagh and Mrs.
Haldeman, his daughter, are with him at his
home in Donegal Springs.
Gen. Cameron is ill years of age, having
heartburn in Pennsylvania to 11W. Heed-
ited a Democratic paper in Harrisburg in
early life, and was mlncqnently a bank and
railroad {radiant He served in the United
States saints from 155 to 1319, and again,
asa Republican, from 1&7! to 11161.
On liarcht, 1861, he was appointed secre-
taryol war by President Uncoln. Here-
dgnedonJaull, 1&2, totaksthe Russian
ration, which he held until thslollowing
Novanbar. He was again elected to the
Innate in 1866 and 1873.
His-on, J. Donald Cannon, wu appointed
semtary‘ at war by President Grant in 1‘70»
Joh- when-Inset.
Bonrox,Jane2l.—The lunaalolthe late
JohnG.Gilba't,thevetu'nnam,tookplace
Wynne-noon lrolntbeChurcholthe
'Unity,thbdty. The Rev. Minot J. Savage
conductedflioeu'vicaa, whichwerebrieland
simple A large numbin- of relativu and
thimdsotthedeceaaad wereprasntfihclatr
‘tcrincluding Juph Jeflenen, Harry 119
'y GlannsnfleorgeWilsmandmanywellknown
ladies and geatlsrnnot‘the theatrical pro
lesion. ThepallhearerawereColhseCnn
thGntld, Cola-muslflatch, Joseph Prue
tor, Dr. Gustavus fiWin-ton and Col. W.
W.Chpp. ’l'heinternmtwaaatFoI-utfiill
a Eden-er Believed Io noun.
OnamvomlichflnnemL—Ths
Ava-y Ht Traverse City Saturday night,
ladmwlflilwick,lorthls pcrt,and has not
duaebenhaudfrum. CapLEQFAwarIb
andlate John Toolsy, both of this place,
“wanna-heard. A’ tseaI-chhssbeen
mulelwhcmndith adthatshseank
. “healed Saturday nightwith all
1.5““. can
Molded mneWasrat.
m,m,1m n-Nettie Colhurn,
“ndanglnerol mimCoIMolthis
Mly overhafieshymndltionand
hadn'eqnently flireahaed suicide. She ar-
nupdlerthefuneral.
malnuhatlhteea.
. (lune, 11h, June SL—Jonathan B.
KemthelbycaroldmnrdererolPrul-or
,E'l'. latchatgwasarraignedhelora Judge
Having pleadedguilty,
hewas-ntsnmdtothepmitandaryatChee-
tallorIiIa Barecalvedhls sentence with
. mumps-me.
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Batteries: Norm and Carri-ll. Madden and
Kelly.
AtClevelanIl
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New York 0 II 0 0 0 0 0 I r— l
khtterim: llnlicly and Snyder, Welch and
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Atlhdiauapulls
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Notaries: IlI-In-in and Dairy. Kaela and lack
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Batteries: ltufllnlnn and monsoon, GumhI-rt
aadllarling.
asmx'uflnx.
Al llrooklyn -
liooklyn . ...... 000100154—11
winner-L .01 I 000 I 00—3
Battem: Lovell and licynolda. Foreman and
Quinn.
Al l'lliladI lphia
Athletic .. 30110100004
00111!“qu 2 0 0 I) 0 0 $1 I 1m?
lhtturics: \t'syhing and Cross. ltnldulu and
Bligh
At Cincinnati—
Kaumuu‘ ......... 320000001~5
(.‘Incinnnti.. . 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 I I
lhttI-riI-s: Swarm-ll and Donahue, lhIryI-a and
Keenan
At laiul!\lllt‘»~
51. Louis game [uranium-d: rain,
ornru «alas.
Al [Ain’t-ll—
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4 l.I-rice: German and Murphy, landmanu
OI lloflond. .
AtWoruaster—
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Newark. .000300010—0
Batteries: (‘onuny and dTI vim It‘ll, Mlilt‘l‘ and lint
ltvan
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Batteries: bworback and I)‘ Rourke, Sullivan
hndloorc
At Hartford—-
Hartford ............ 000111310—12
“ilkcahm... 021082020—10
Battcrim: “lIIklI-mun and Derby. Roach and
IIIrphy. .
At Boamn—
Ytle. ............. 0030000014
Harvard ............. 2010000004
Batteries: Shim and Poole, Downs and lion-
Al Hamilton-
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Batteries “lilti- at
IiiIn‘IlIm.
Al ltoclnntcr—
Enchant. .
Detroit. ...........
Baucrice: Caliban and 110K
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At Syracuse ~
Syracuse... ,s I) 2
Toledo 0 0 o 0 0 2
llalturne‘: Ills-riandcr and Briggs, Smith
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III-nth trons a Spider’s lllte.
Saw Ymut, June 21. —Policeman Patrick
III-Gee, of the Twenty—50mm street station,
dicd III Bellcvue hospital yesterday morning
altcr an illness of four days from crysipelas.
A work ago he was bitten on the forehead by
what he thought was a spider. Tho skin was
swollen to some extent and a pimple appeared
the day after. 011 Sunday last McGee’s baby
nephew tore the skin oil‘ the pimple with his
tiny nails, and immediately erysipelas set in.
The pain became so aggravating that the
policeman went to Bellevuc hospital, where
he died as stand above.
O’Donovan ltoasa Arrested.
le Your, June 21.—0'Donovan Rom
was III-rated yesterday by DeM'the-a' Heidel-
berg and [loan on a charge of libeling Pair
rick Snrsiield Cass-id the journalist. So
also was Wilbur H. Jcndfitkson, proprietor
of The United Irishman. The article that
Mr. Cassidy says is calculated to hold him up
to "public scorn and contempt” calls him a
British spy, and ollers torovo it. The prie-
Imers were held [or examination.
Twelve Ilnndred Persons Killed.
Sassoon, June 2;.-—0ne-half of the im
portant-cttlyot htchnn, in the provinceol
Saochnen, wasrwantly destroyed by fire. The
continuation raged (our days. It is esti-
mated that 1,300 persons were killed. Most
01 thanwcre embed in trying to escapele
the narrow streeta Ten thousand person:
arehomeles. A fundhas beenstarted for
the relief of the sullen“.
The Phoenix Option Bur-rendered.
Hannonb, Juno 21.-—John J. Mncfarlane,
0! Philadelphia, whose $501,000 option on
thecontrol of the Phccnix Mutual Life In-
mnce company expired yesterday, has sur-
rendered the option, and President Goodman
has released the 825,” lorleit. It is un-
derstood that this ends the deal.
Connecticut Judges Appointed.
Ramona, Jane 21,—Governor Bulhely
yesterday appointed Senator John M. Hall,
at Whidham, and John M. Thayer, ol Nor-
wich, judgm o! the superior court (or eight
years from July, 1839. The senate relerrud
the nominations to the judiciary committee.
“ ""' A" ’
Mao, June 2L—ln an article corn-
Inenu'ng upon tlupramtconditionofl'rance,
The Hamburg bargains-pendent declares that
Germany’s rebtions with France under Presi-
dent Carnot are more cordial than they have
been under any previous administratim.
Three People Drowned.
manor Basin, Qua, June 2L—Thraa
maiandaboy started out fishinginaboat
nrvdaymorning. Ahca gals came
3:11 the boat filled and-ah. vy Mound:p
Rivers, ha son and Innis-uh Seward was
drowned. Theotha'manwasrucucd.
InnedbyIIIsCarelesaneast
Illnnurown, N. Y., June ZL—A boy
namedJamestlarvey,ahout’lyaanold,was
tying to show another boy bowels-s he
eoaldmndtoamovingtrah on thsCrsw-
lcrdbranch. yatarday, who he was hit by
paonharandinstantlykilled.
Gill-ore'slaadlsl'havw.
Innurous. June sL-onmom head,
with eight lllwaukes socbfiqarrived by
thallllwaukee Conn-II yuterdayto alt-1d
theasengctuhwhiahep-Isdatthehpnai-
ammndinghstnight. Thesncce- ol tls
thrssdys-ured.
munitions-014180,. I
Mono-,0“, Jane 21—John My,
’12,“ shotandlnatantlykilledbya
ear-oldboy named Davh Than Ind
,anoldgrudgehetwmtheboyaandq
meetingDavisfiredwlthfahldleot Howls
anested. .
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I’hey'lll "MW
' 33c
THREE
MI 8|
GEE
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SMITH.
330 BE
The greatest sale over inaugurated in this vicinity, and these
are some oi the benefits.
having put oil purchasing until
This is the latest sousop,buycys
the last moment. Manufactur-
ers and importers sull'cr lroIII this and you arc the gainers, and
we having the reputation oi tho latest and largest trade in this
city, they have come to us to unload, and we have waited for
them, and you shall have some of the ripe fruits this your that
have dropped into our lmskct.
33c “051311”. 33c
One pair of bodice la-t blqu llosn.
superior to anything cvcr shown in “lip
town for 50I. An t='|lpfll’lllnll) fornll to
purchar-c.
33c
Ford pairs Ill Children's lino fast black,
light or heavy weight ll'u-I’, I mil to
anything ever shown forIScor epcl
pair in all sizes from 5 in 81. We ban
a limited quantity of thee», and have phi.
them in to clo~e at the above llzum
Don't fail to get your share of those for
they are a posItivc bargain.
33c ,
33c
1 pair of [mlirs' all mill Mills in black.
tans and drains which use have hI-HI sull-
Ing for 43c pI-r pmr Hau- placed them
on our counter 10 sI-ll wuh the net of,
our bargains llllrt tum-1:.
§ llll‘l‘ltl llh'ua- Mimi-t
. is
NOTICE, .‘70
W0 will sell at the above mentions-d
pram a lull sizt'd 11-4 0 nmtI-rpsn». that
In- gunman-c pmnnvoly worl'vn $1 3.5. in
{In t. have sold them as .I rcgulur stapli-
qu.lt fol that price, \10 also have othcr
otuntcrII'InI-II Iq-Ially III- good value int
l.20,1.35.1.50,1 .5, 2 00 and 3 00.
33c 33c
For 0 l. .l ' ‘Ir-ul lumiv rrd hom-
slltcilrd liIIII-II 9" .IE . all “non and
{II-t culur': on w ...I-I. I-m 1nd 0 yum rush
lust wI-vig. i for ‘J‘Jc. This work We liflcl’
ti lnl’ 331'.
33c 33c
41 yarn nl‘ Apron nr ll'I-m tlinghnms,
rimm- of ‘25 Ilstl~rcn1 >tvl..-x, regular
:- lz’ir p.r yard,
5111.1 col-us, Ivl winch we mid a great
33c 33Cj
For0 .. pairs of Children' s ribbed 11m, :
customar iy sold for 20c per pair. Our;
price during this sub, 2 pairs for 33.3.
33c 33c
1 Ladies JI-rssy ribbed Vests. hivh
neck which urn positively worth 500
but they Inu~t go with tho rest for 33I.
33c 33c
Also another lot of Ladlm' ribbed
Hale Jersey Vests, high or low neck in
all size. We havo- :I few left which we
must close with this sale 3 for 33c, con
to buy. 201: each.
23c NOTICE. 23c
We will 9011 during this sale a beauti-
ful line of Ladies‘ Jersey l'lbih'll Vests In
Creams. WhItcs. Plain! and Blues. for
23c, customarily sold during this It‘nson
tor 35c. Don' t fail to ace them and pur-
chase all you can allord. Only one
33c ‘ 330
3 pairs of Gent‘s Hall Hose, the finest
cotton, Without seams and are an sctnsl
bargain for 18c per pair. Way down to
cost this week as a specialty. GENTS,
lay in your stock for the summer, for w 0
can’t atford to sell them longer than one
week at this price.
33c 33c
Ladies Cambric Corset (.ovcrs poet-I
tivsly worth 50c each. choice of 3 Itvles,
trimmed with Torchon L108 and Item-1
burgh, placed on exhibition during IIII~
sale for 330. Dirt cheap.
l
33;; KEEP 000I. 33cl
Japanese Fans, choice of 50atylcs, 1;
dcz. for 83¢. Also better grades of open
Fans that have been selling through the
season for 18¢. willmake the followingz
rebate, 3 lor 33c.
Ipnntitv lmtl work, will commit.- at the
above rule. that all any pllltll-‘lH‘ (hog-
hams at a bargain.
33c liU'l‘Ti‘I IS. . 33c
We have n oomph-II- lim- of Buttons in
Metal, Jet-I, fancy Pearl, Silks and Iha
gonIIla, that we will sell at the remarks-
ble low figure 0! H don. lor 33c. a choice
01"5 s1ylns,the above mentioned but-
tons we have bI-cn selling lorlt’m and 4Cc
11 I107. , :.n_vons "I need would do Well to
call early to avoid the rush, f-r we. sold
ugh-at many Ins t “".00‘k and If they I?“
at tho sumo ram this neck, and 119 the
quantity i-I limited ”11' -y cannot last long.
GIN '1'.’
330-111 Linen Collars-33c
Of which in- have 25 dill-Tent styles.
We also you your choice- in any s-ze 3
lor 33c.
Notice—Aprons.
NI-vrr b. forI- have we had a mop-
complI-te line of White Aprons than wI-
hate at prvsent, uni w. nevu have bIen
bItII-r prepared in prices to: they are
worth 50 pct CPYII.1110I'(‘ than we are ask
mg as follows: A white apron with
three wtde tucks or scallops, one with
insertion and Hamburgh trimmed, om-
withiscsinsertion and wide burn. out:
with 5 narrow locks.“ 25, 30, 353a!)
50, etc.
Sarah Sushi-2.
\Vt' lILVI' :1 "mnplr‘ I Ilm Ill Suml.
Sashrsi-I all she be anl wimhs 4.12.00
and 3 25. D In ’t {01’ng lint we are
hendqunters on these, and are firillllg a
great many, and can afford to sell tnem
closc. Oar- " 00 sash has been advertised
and considered cheap at? 50.
ORAL-LIES.
Our Uhallies for 220 are all new and of the latest patterns,
considered good value at 350 per yard, and if in want 01' any
summer fabrics, you would do well to inspect our line. for :We
have the greatest varieties and styles.
Also III Batistes for 12}
and 15c. per yard, 4-4 widchand were never sold less than 18
or 20c. Do not forget us.
SATEENS.
We still continue our sale of
Sateens, and with our stOck
newly supplied. We have greater vafietics than ever before,
and at prices in comparison with the rest of the bargains above
advertised, and are 25 per cent. less than goods advertised
elsewhere
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WE WOULD AGAlN
Make mention 01 our light colored wrappers for the summer
season, comprising Tea. Gowns, Mother Hubbards, Calico
Sacques and Gingham Aprons.
MS.
1 ll) illll [111 81110811111101.1111. 6111
SM,lli|
W. R. MERKER & (30.
501.3 AGENTS
FOR THE
Plumbing,
'l‘lu illltl Shoot Iron Work.
AND TIN‘VARE.
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
'u.‘ .
SGUTE NORWALK EVENING BENTlNEL, FRIDAY JUNE 2i.l&i9 . '
SCOFIELD & HOYT’S
Iomotcanunruna [sheaths Micro-Iain, sire. use-It or. which-remains.
flinchweol alloctdarkehallleaath.
laysrdsolhwn. t“.
m‘ Manuals-setters)“.
Never bolero eluted in. than the.
LAWNS SATEENS
FOR THE COMING WEEK. AT
listens tar tn‘e. Advertised by our competitors at 1012.11:qu Ineet Fleurh values at “a
filmmaaysrdsinlangth. munwsumMuouw for.
Allende-inch wool lleariettatllotbe, lormerlytsteper yard. retard tow.
'l‘hrasueaoire-santaovpaoreuon. hut-reunite istuashadruadlaeet tutu-vs.
a in black silk. fl-lneluwide wamntul 00110 neck and 01 superior lustre, at He.
Great
Oarduulcptnxhs-e. olwhich we haveaeuperbaesortiuent. as will ole: Is a bargain for the 'l'hissllkwou hash-main sum
nutweekatllfirperrsrd
Asithsabscmeaaestshlishedhctntisteihuau honacei this tel 11 labial
cwndw‘m’ua'u‘d [um drygnods n I n yamsoesliednl taowruetasleryoawaeeertalnwhossllsroodsthicheapest.
Iiaehlohalr. laulmmdniulihshmuflcpwyud
And after calilaeeasswefeal
SCOFIELD ab HOYT’S,
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwnlk.
No. 39 Washington St ., South 01W
'lllllll WIS ..llllflitl...
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
STOV £8. RANGES.
usumatca given for
hl'SlC 11 ALL Bl 0C3
HANDKEBCHI
85 Washington St,
SPECIAL SALE
————0F-—-
‘4 r’fi’
IFS
Large assortment 0t 5c, 100,150,
[lave bought II large line of MIT)”
Handkerchiefs, usually sold for 250. and other prices.
These we will sell at 170.
Some jobs in Silk Handkerchiefs.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
So. Norwalk, Gt.
lia
' V. 8. BALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport,l Bridgeport,
I located
[II III} In 31.6010 [ll Cannon.
The syn. m of at‘lilnl every artich- .It 0 email pr: fit, but of a thoroughly re-
in a rum-g principle of thi.. fir-II.
l'dIs. W. 'i.JsrvisI'1‘ Main St , has Summon 01 many 1‘! our Bargains, and any
orders entrusted to llrl’ will be filled at some pile? an- at mam store.
June lot. we shall place on sale an 1-min- stock of a its-Ion Importer that we have
just pulchnsed at 45cm. on the dollar.
-—Please Observe a Few Prices.—
Are
bl. qualil
Cheney BrotlII-rs' best a‘rmurs Silks 09.
%- inch' I 'tack (lro Umin Silks 79.
00 piece wt Dollar Gro Grain 59.
300 pirc I Plaid Surnhs at 48.
275 Ixtln quality Surahs at 50.
200 piec plain mohairs at 25. 37b and 50.
200 pier. I new Clmlhcs at Bets.
50 385 Im- In all wool Dru-c Goods 2!.
50 36-' 1m Mottled at 19cm.
One caso 38 Mow at 121.
——~Lincn Department. ——
100 piec a Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
21 piece. two yams Wide Table Damask, 35.
100 lug-- Quilts at $1.
5 holes mod Crash m 3015.
200 best ‘15 tailor mud»? Jackets 37. 50.
150 113111310 quality at $5
Handson. Beaded Wraps 86.
All Lon.‘ Travr- ding Garments; were $3, $10 and $12 reduced to $3 and $5.
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 71h Is.
We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Flounciiigs, Chantilln Laces and
Dress Trimnnngs.
W. B. HALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
Jackets and W
Brand Sprjllgfluning!
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public.
O
Commencing
Have also a complete line of
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FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 2
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $
'2‘ ”Si—‘—
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieg
New Euflhlfiafinllnic
summat- Ildlxhtlal: capo-ind
(auroral: Fran-Juli». ”algebra
FRUIT PUDDINE !
11 mm dcliciom “cast-1'1, that can be preparvd in five minutes; Rose. Vanilla, Chocolate and locum
flavors. Those who han- III-en It spunk 1111th of l.I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. 1
Mackerel in 10 and 30 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring, aw. '
The finest Florida 0rangcs in the City at 32c a 002.
3 10.111311101601001 B01010 $1.10, or 353 lb.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 80c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy [latter for $1, or 28c lb.
lament-forms ClamChowIlerhIesns cans.
andnucadoyetasfnglue. lxtracholcchnnehlsc “3.
Fresh Eggs 200 per doz.’
whip atwoponndeolan otherklndflfie
largecalilornia Prunes,
Mackerel at 16c lb.
u- Choice Layer mm
W! SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
“veyonn'iadtheealuhutedbewmopwnedooods; theyhcattheinal.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Washington St...
*
. Mahackemo Hotel
South Norwa
DAVIDS’i'ow,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL leDUCElllfiENTS ,lN_
PAR LO R? S U l T S.
Mohair Plush Suits, with .DiVans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
Pickled Lobltcr and
. "fly it.
and Me lb. 8 Soap for 101:.
So. Nor-’wnlk.
Palace Queen
FURNACE
nonwam
so. agggm ._
EAST
Aadhumndtehsthsuml lama-via
llillillliiilli
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