we as wonio'iorics.
Mayhrick Reads
Statement in Court.
Mrs. Her
IlllllflthPEHSI-ID AND ll 1'2 I-‘OIIIIAVII.
liar lie-Irina lie.- of Ilar Infidelity “a
010‘“ Illa Pardon—Ono Eli-ct of tin
hut in [upland—Other Neu- tro-
ovor the baa.
LIVIWIL, Aug. dwlu the Ilay‘bricl; trial
Manor MacNamara tratllled that May‘
brick‘e death was due to Mil-Interim and
not tear-ale. Professor Paul, toxicological
wind of Victoria university, deposed
that it would take months to eliminate ar-
aanlo from the system if it were taken more
than twice, and Maybrick'u symptoms, he
said, were in accord with guinrinleriiis. A
Mist testified that ladle- oflastl pun-based
fly paper for use as a cosmetic, and a hair
die-er teat-lied to the frequent use 0! aria-rile
[or the miuplexton.
The Prleonor'a Statement.
The prisoner read aitatameut setting forth
that she had bought fly papers for use an cow
notice for many years. Bbe had used a cow
matte «attaining anionic, which Dr. Urigga,
d Brooklyn, prescribed. film had lost the
mlptlun, and wishing to make a initiati-
tuta for the [orniula she soaked fly papers
and «Mar flower In lavender water and cov~
and it with a plate and a towel to exclude
the air.
“On {I night of May 5," she continued,
“after the nurae had given the deceased
meat juice, I Hat by the bed. He complained
that he was very sick and much depressed,
and implored me to give him a powder which
I earlier in the day had declined to ad—
minister. I was overwrought, terribly anx-
ious and miserably unhappy. llie distre-
unnerved mo, and as he said the powder was
harmless and that I could put it in his food,
I consented and mixed it in the meat juice.
Mr. Maybrick then fell asleep, and appeared
to be better when he awoke.
6|" Calif-and and Wu Forgiven.
“I was not anxioini to administer any
more and placed the meat juice on the wash
stand, where it remained till Michael May-
ll’ick took mien. The day before his
death I fully confessed and received his for—
givenear for the fearful wrong I had done
him" The concluding part of Mrs. Mar
brick’s statement created a profound sensa-
tion in courL The evidence was ended with
the prisoner's statement.
One Elect ot the TrIaL
One result of the Maybrick murder trial in ‘
Liverpool is a removal of the agitation rife
here some years age in tavor of allowing
prisoners to testify in their own behalf. It
is a little remarkable that though the neces-
sity for this reform in the law of evidence is
all but universally admitted, and in point of
fact has been admitted for years, no action
was possible. This is due to the political fea-
tures of the question. Whenever a bill is in-
troduced with this reform in view the Irish
members promptly move the extension of
the principle to Ireland. and as this is always
”(used they not only vote against the meas-
ure, but obstruct it. The Irish members are
determined that until England ia willing to
allow Irish political prisoners to testify in
their own behalf in Ireland, England must
be content with the clumsy and antiquated
rulceof evidence she now applies But the
present agitation looks formidable, and it is
not at all improbable that public opinion may
compel the government to adopt more ra—
tional methods in England, even at the coat
of like justice to Ireland.
[Ithaca from the Battle.
Canto, Aug 6.-Gen. Grenfsll telegraphs
that Saturday‘s battle completely dispersed
the dervish army. Out of the force 01 3,000
men which Wad-el—N’Jnmi took into battle
only a few remain. These are being pursued
by Egyptian cavalry, ar‘ a column under
Col. Wodehouse has gone to Abu-Simbil to
head oi! the retreating dervisbea Every
emir- in the dervish army was killed except
one. The bodies cl several hundred der-
vishes and a large number of wounded,
making 1,000 in all, have been brought into
Toski. Refugees are arriving at that town.
Only three British soldiers were wounded in
the battle. A force of Egyptian troops have
occupied Same. A garrison will be per.
mancntly stationed at that pointto guard
against a repetition of the recent dervish in-
vasion. Fully 2,000 of Wad-el~N’Jumi’s fol-
lowers have submitted
Overworhed Soldiers Overcome.
Vma, Aug. d—ln the coune of the
slimmer maneuvers at Buda-Pmth many
soldiers of a regiment of hussars were left
unconscious upon the field from overwork.
'l'hecolonel inspecting, after the men had
become thoroughly exhausted with their [re-
vious adorn, ordered a charge. Twenty-
eeven of the men were carried to the hospital
after this order had been obeyed, and one of
them is already dead.
Carnot Honored by the Shah.
Pains, Aug. 0.—’l'he shah has confound
upon President Carnot the highest Persian
adaand also presented him with his por-
trait set in diamonds.
Biotin; Chinese coon...
San Faaiwisco, Aug. a—ne Japan 0..
ratio received, by the steamer City of Pekin,
contains an account of a terriblerict be-
tween two factions of the Chinese cooliea at
Sang Kong, Siam. About £000 men engaged
in the conflict. Spear! and firearms m
used,and many persons were killed. The
caches were more or le- under the influence
of liquor and fought like (lei-m Spears
were thrust into the bodies of wounded mun
andthetrbodiaa helddofgthacuelicalnthe
meantime yelling hideously. The Binnie-e
troopacharged the rotary and, after bayo-
neting a number of them, queued the db-
turbanceaudcapturedllllot theriotca,
who were afterwards flood and releand.
an» Illa W“. and 11a.- Suicidal.
flan hascrsco, Aug. u—Jotni Carter,
whohaabeenemployedaaguaidatflan
Oman prism, shot his wile in the back
while she was drawing her hair hetero a
mirror and then shot himself in thehead,
dying Instantly. Ira Carter lived but a
fun—eat. Jealousyisgivenasthecauae
of the shooting.
A Grant MM“ Promised.
New Your, Aug. a-‘n- Bun says that
”.mWaldenladhpleaaedwithtbertart
which his her- Drinle got in once! last
wukbraeuatlmmmmand that heli-
prdenedwrittancharguefauchacharactar
thattkatrtavutlgationprumhu to develop
amend-sandal.
'olalnn Ian'- Holy '0...-
lflYomAq. l-‘I’habdydlahha “‘-
tlllittla be!“ who
nwmanzm...
bible-Charm. «- the thumb
snowman-9mm
Taunmomc Baal/mu.
I”. Noun of Imam-ii luckily 0..-
Clair-ml.
Owing to a riaim-iiun in stages from
M to l'.I Centre per il Tam in the stinking room,
Ill) young wmucn employed by the firm 0!
fluoride”: (Id, of the Reading (Pa) Iiuuery
mills, hue struck. The glr’la held a meeting
and rewind not to go back until theirgriev-
sum were right-i.
The Lebanon (l‘a) Iron company's, Light‘e
rolling mill and the Wait End rolling mill
piiddleia have untitled their employers that
after Aug. I0 an increase at :55 cents would
be expected; $3,!» per ton la the present rate.
No action ha been taken by tho Ill‘lliii on the
new demand. In line inreo mills over 000
men are mlllploynl.
The American hi boom-r V'ulntto, soiled It
(Burro, Baturday, fur a cushion violation,
after being dniaiiicdn rilwrt time, was re-
w. h‘iie belongs to (flour-Miter. Her
captain, John Ill'iullili, says that the oilicials
were too batty ili liiull‘ action.
On account of th ”enmity of coke causal
by the amid, the libel. lIilimi‘v at ‘l'opton,
R, will have to lie him mine Hunt
The Catholic litivleiv baa rct‘vi'nd from II-
n currualainilunt a cable illupatclian-
bouncing that the flight ltev. Mgr. Ileana,
of Newark, N. J,, line been iiialle prutliono-
tary I'll-lune.
Herman Carina", the wealthy Herman who
find one bullet into his brain a week ago
Sunday at Chicago, and another one 'I'uur
day, to dead. ‘
The steamer Allies, from linyil, reports
that up to July ‘3? l'ol'tran-l’rince still held
out against Hippolyto‘e lxuiibardment.-
The old paper mill at Mid llivcr, Ma...
leased by A. F. Hind, of New York, Ill
burned. Lona, $15,000.
It hr aid that a secret agreement had been
made between the engar trust and the out-
aide refiners, whereby the latter will refine
30perceiit. of the total output. Hitherto,
it Is underutood, the trust has tacitly coir
sealed to an output of h per cent. by the
outsiders, but the recent increase in the de-
mand for sugar has encouraged the independ~
ent refluen to demand more. Mr. Hprnckela
leeaid to have negotiated the agreement. III! I
new factory opens Oct. 15. He is to build?
another one, and when that is completed his I
long promised war against the trust will i» :
gin, if he etlll desires to wage it.
The president accepted the resignation of
Stephen A. Walker, United States district‘
attorney fbr the Southern district of Ncwl
York, to take etlect when his succuuor is up- I
pointed.
Patent Commissioner Mitchell has refused
to grant an application for a trade mark for I
a medical compound bearing the name “lied
brush," on the ground that the legend is the .
name of the noted international society which I
trace it on its medicines, tents, etc. I
Attorney General Miller has gone to In3
tIIflIlflpOIlri to be gone two weeks. .
A wagon containing a famliy of live, I
father, mother and three children, was ‘
blown from the road into Black creek dur~ I
ing the storm at Mitchell, Ind. All five:
were drowned. Many houses were unrootvd.
Capt. James H. Iligby, commander of the
famous “Rigby's battcuy" in the Into war,
dropped dead from heart dim at Balti<
more. He was aged 55 yearn. .
Professor Miller has found traces of arsenic ,
in the stomach of David Rauncy, the Elmira ;
printer, supposed to have been poisoned by
his wife, now Mrs. Isaac Artr. I
Thirty-one deaths from bloody flux have 7
occurred at Whitehall, “[3,, and sixteen at,
Warsaw, Ills. I
Private letters from King Kulkakua of I
Sandwich Islands state that he has given}
up in. contemplated trip abroad. I
President Hewitt, representing the Wash-
ington Baseball club, has sold to A. C. Snow
the option and lease which the club holds in
Capitol park for a handsome advance over
the original price. Mr. Ilewitt denies that I
the club is w some and says i: will have a I
new park next season. I
"Martin Burke has arrived at Chicago and i
is quartered in Lingg’s cell. Judge Horton I
has overruled the motion to quash the indict- I
merit again-it Coughlin, Beggs, Woodrul! ‘
and Home. In the case of O'Sullivan iieI
granted the motion for a change of venue I
and sent all five prisoners to Judge McCon- I
nell's court. The men will he tried together I
Aug. 26.
Over 280 delegates attended the national
convention of St Patrick’s Alliance of
America. The national president elected
was Jere. Ileunemey, of New Brunswick,
N. J.; first vice president, Hugh Carney, of
New Brunswick, N. J.; second, M. J. Mo
Kiernan, of Orange, N. J.; secretary, Fran-
cis McCarthy, New York;treasurer, Michael
C. Green, New York.
TheBoeton has arrived at the Brooklyn
navy yard to have her injured hullA'epaired.
lN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
League.
At Clevelaud- _
Cleveland ........ .....0 I 0 1 210 0 0—5
Washington .......... 000001010—2
Batterica: O'Brien and lint er. Person and
Daly.
At Pittsburg-
Pittshurg ..... 000000100000—1
PhihdelphhflooolODOOOOI—fi
Batteries: Morris and Carroll. Gleason and
Clements.
At Indianapolis—
Indlaliapolis. .......... 000000101—2
Boston. ................ 1020010004
AtChlcago—
NewYork ............. 002400020—8
.. ......000210310—7
Batteries ("lay and Ewing, Humbert and
Billing
Association.
Atl'hiladeiphla- '
Athletic .............. 000000000—0
Brooklyn .......... .000003550—23
Batteries: Weyhing and t 'l‘iNfl, Terry and Clark.
Atflaltimore—
WWHII i) 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—3
Cincinnati... , .2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—3}
Batteries: Fol’t'ltlLJI and Quinn, Duryea and '
Keenan.
At Columbus-
combo-...... .....0 l l 0 0 a 0 0 0—5
KamCitJ’... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
”anodes: Baldwin and Rainier, Sowde-ra and
Hoover.
("harm
Attendan—
tor-don. ............... 2 0 i O (I 0 0 0 0—8
doom ............. 0I0001000—l
Batteries: Cain and Conghlin. Toole and
Burke.
Atllainlltun-
Hamilton .............. 0 2 3 0 l 0 0 0 0—.
Bull-lo ............... I t 0 0 0 0 0 0 3—4
Battcrh Blair and Banning. Callihan arid
'l'hayer.
At‘l‘oronto—
syneeea ............. o o e o 1 o o i 0—:
Toronto: ............. a s a i i l e a 0—9
batteries lurphy and Walker,‘l’itcemb III
IcGuire.
Atbetrolt—
t ............... 5 n o I o 2 I 3 1—“
10mm. .......... 000000000-0
Batter-lee: Smith Welhflpngneandflage.
At Newllavenu
banana. .......... 0!]000000—8‘
Invasion. .....000000‘001—1
: and
WM. S.M|I|I.
DRY- GOODS
IIIIII IIII-SIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII.
EVERYTHING IIEIIIIIIEII
To make room for Vail floods winch arc noon to arrive. Everything pceeihlc to
sell dusing this reason must go. Don't neglect to purchase of us now dufi'lfl
this sale, for it is one of thi- gnuitvflt opportunities, and to head our list we begin
Ladies Knit Underwear.
25d.1..~n In'hIll'tl'Jt'n't'y ltd bid Vents, rcgnilur price 25.: each, reduced price 110.
27 “ 450, reduced price tile.
1 In! Indies low in ck ltihiwd Vista. n‘i'n'nr price 50; each. reduced price 38c.
Ribbon Reduction.
II .1 AI ii M ii
‘ 195 pieces of Fancy Ribbon, sold during pr: vinu-x sale at a bargain and which, un-
doubtedly, was one of the greatest lurgnirm in Rih‘mn history, at 17c per yard,
reduced price 10c pvr yard. .30 puma-i of 1: Mon, nil width» and colors,
from No. 2m 10inch: =‘~‘.('ll<l(«ll‘.illilv will at an tin-rage- price of 20c per
yard; rw'ucr-d prlt‘i', to char up stock, '2' ti.» a-lvminlixtiqu low figure of 10c
pvr y mi. R»m¢~mbor they an- posinn-Iy all unit and the wry beet simdw.
We also Imrca cumplrlP line of Muirvs in all widths and colors, satin and
. r. u n mlgc, lit a v» ry low Iiglrrc, quivmiilrl’inu they are Illi' very best quality.
Iienis; Ilnlaundred Shins.
billy good mine for 75c. For u had ill this department for a week 500.
French Flannel Shirts.
on :7, 5 l '1>Y!nl.lall!fli;l_\' low figures. from 506 upward.
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
We have in Muck at present a lll'l-il. complete line. of Indira J 'rai-y W mm em
bracing all the new styles. l’rico-e way below competition,
look at our $1.35 Jersey and Compare it With anything you have oer-n in Nor-
walk. Bridgeport or New York for $2.00.
HISIEIIY III] LIIE III‘I'I‘I.
We are uncxcclled in this department. Our prices in iuce mitts range from "’
~03
selling more Hosiery for little money than any house in this locality, and at
any time during the day or evening there to always a rush at our hosiery coun-
ter. We pride ourselves on our well selected stock, and well we should for
there is no doubt but that we stand at the head.
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
Paranoia for the remainder of the sea-on you can buy at your own figure. Silk and
Gloria Umbrellas almost as cheap, for we have just purchased a Inn of Sillr
and Gloria Umbrellas to sail for $1 and $1.25 that criitomarily sold for $1.75:
and 82—fancy or natural handle of which we give you your choice, and would
city.
Bathing tans.
i)? ,
Oil Szlk and (l “tamer for ..-ie. i‘mtuniurily sold for 50c. All eizm and ~iinpir.
Counterpanes.
Which we an- avlling in great. quantities every day will, during this week, make
special cflorts to display a more complete line then ever before, and at prices
a grain better. Don't forget us if you are in need, for we have a large stock
and it must be reduced.
M. 8. SMITH,
iii SIIII'I'II Milli S'I'.,
For lnaIBflCt” I
to
to 85c per pair, and these prices we will guarantee, and better goods cannot to
shown anywhere. As for Hosiery “'0' can safely any we have the reputation of '
FOR THE
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
‘Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
ANI) 'I‘I NWAIR E.
Estimates given for
, Steam and Hot Air "eating.
I nusrc nau. BLOCK.
'IIIIIIH IIIIIS ..IIIIIII.
OUR RANGES
.. Good Work Guaranteed.
more minivans evnumo BENTINEL. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, no.
These goods are all
F. H.1llSIfiIhliOi.
COB. MAIN I WEST 5TB.
FOR 1'!!!
reat American Heater
We are vole agents.
P L U M B l N G ,
OF ALL KmDB.
bteam and Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet; Iron Work
A re the h: at and cheapest in town.
C)
House Furnishing Innis!
CHINA AND GIASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
warranted not to wet through. even in the most severe storms. We will ”-
We have the children's goods also at 790. '-
NOTICE.-0ur South Norwallr Store is Open Every Evening Until Eight O'clock.
SCOFIELD & HOY
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norvvallr.
W. H. MEEKER & 00.
80L!) AGENTS
l .
No. 37 Washington St., South Norw : .
I FINE '
WITIH REPAIRING
If—
SKILLED WORKMEN.
The followir In the certificate of 8. D. Baylor. a
gratitude of the Inoua School of "urology, now
VIII
II()MIEI{.B. Il()YT,
D
JEWELER,
No. 15 Miltond Place.
Wntoru, Mm, Feb. 13th, 1889.
This In to certify that Ir. 8. D. Baylea has been
with me an a upii, and I can highly recommend
him as afiood watchmakerto any in need of the
services a competent and due workman. Ile can
turn out as flue work as an man; he has a very
flnc and complete act of too s. and has made many
special tools under my Instruction; his jeweiing is
perfectly elegant, and I might go on and state much
more but space forbids. He will make a vtry
valuable addition to any jewelry store and 1 highly
neommend the young man to any one. Mr. Baylce
has done chrouomcier, chronograph and repeater
work in flnbclaee style. He hm done American.
Bu [lab and Swiss work and general repairing about
all inns o! waichca. He does his work elegantly.
Yours truly. W. I". A. WOODCOCK.
...-”...“... “...... .. ...
W.
BINIIIIIIPI SIIIE IIF GISSMII
New in Progress at SCOFIELD a HOYT’S."
[luring purchased ii large line of (loasamera at a forced sale.
lot at 930, Child, “19,39 60 and .3 98.
Just remain-d a case of remnants ct beat prints which we will offer at do per yard.
CANDI =5
Of all kinda. mu-
m.-.".—_____ ‘1 If
OOBNUOOPlAB. csm’rore. aada
meat of ornamental candy.
MrsJohnHo
urinal!- W-
815"
SWAN & DU 3 -
Whole-leaudltetallnululla
lilanutbctnrer’a and Pal w
SUPPLIES.
us w.msc..munomlrr. »
Ship Chandlers, Pure lleh and Alden ,
Genuine Caligutta Iélli: Plug“. ‘
awnings, eta , on, i .
Dredging Materials, Links. lung. .
Scoops, tlhovcle and Parke, of but -
special tterne forthcofizrbue ~ ~.
pie 6 Cotton Dredge l '
all [land Dredge LInc,01|e, Pm nasal
andeve Ingnccdedbyengucaa. .- I
Liehts. enand Twelvetootn Chin ?
and Varnish Bmplm. Telephone. Never I
3):. New York Prim, Special-“03th”
ere.
>4.
I
I
I
47*"
pieces Mosquito Netting.
’ 810 ii pair can be eaved on Curtains.
. Lace Curtains and Portierres.
, Notinghnni Lice (,‘irrtains at 73.90 98c. 1, 1.19, 1 29, 1.50, 1.75. ‘3.
I All Rugs and Mailings half price.
All 25c Saleem 15c.
Fancy Goods
I Kleinert’s Feather-Weight
, Dress Shields.
I EVERY PAIR WARRASTED.
Siz . l, 0 cmis per pair.
1 Hz:- 2, 11 cents per pair.
I S 24 ll, 13 cents per pair.
. 5 CENTS—4 and 5 [look Double livin-
, intorcni (‘orsct Steels.
. Alc BOX—Steel [Int Pins, 5i and 6-inch
I th Heads.
3c [MIA—Large and Small Nursery Pins.
,3“: liAL‘lI.—tlvm Nr‘edEe Hicks, 10!) sew-
' ing needles, assorted, darning,
, cmhmiucring, etc.
‘ 8c Dill—Deming Cotton, all colors.
[Sc P'K'il.—-Buttcn Feathers.
I li’ic BOX—Woven Initials, one gross in
. box.
Esc PAIR—Ladies, Misses’, and Child-
f ren's Hose Supporters.
f 120 PIECE-English DressBeltinngack.
gray, and white.
IJ'ic BO’I‘I'LE‘0 02. Sewing Machine Oil.
10c BOTTLE—12 oz. Sewing Machine Oil
Our entire stock is selling at the same ridiculous prices. Several thousands of
. articles in our email ware department should be seen and priced.
Iw. B. HALL do 00.
I 'BRIDGEPDRTHDARGAINS !
:W.B.HA_LL&CO
General Reduction Sale I
X EV ER SUCH A TIM E FOR BARGAINS.
In iltIIIlIlUll to i-ur Alli mtmn Silo we rvfl'er our entire stock in lower rooms
‘II- in prlt'rN‘ timing the month of July.
I All our best Hammond ILA»: hays, that were cheap at 25c. will go at 10c.
25 (I. zen (lr’rm' Unlimndn-d Sums, customarily milel for title. considered remaik- ' 2,000 Rugs—all must go. Carpets and An Squares.
:I 50, 3.75, 4, 4.50, 4.73, 5, 5 50, 6, T, and 7.50 per pair in Brussels.
Uil Cloths Half Price.
f DRESS GOODS.
I A few Mt in all 211's of French Funnel Shirts and all grades, and with the rest _ From now until 15th of August all 50c Dress Goods down to
. ‘I
if that; .v.» :m litlnhiil bargains we have piacrd these upon our counters, Iof A“ "50 53‘99'131-5‘3-
500
0‘)?
-.--r,
2.75, 3. 3.25,
25c. 25c
goods 150.
All Reduced.
25c EACH—Olive Back Hair Brushes.
19c EACH—14 RowMetallic HairBrushes
39c D07..—-l-‘rne Toilet Soap, "Lorr'e
Orange Blosecme."
1c PAPER—American Pins, full count.
5c PAPER—English Pins, full count.
196 EACH—Crown Needle Case, sold
elsewhere at 25c.
19c EACH—Bathing Caps.
9c EACH—Children's Lace Cips, from
9.: and up.
5c EACH—41am Sponges.
25 CENTS—For two Tie Pins,
Stones, enamel settings.
it’lc YD.- Silk Elastic.
1 CENT—For 8 Skeine of Linen Thaead.
l‘ull Linc Crochet Mentor.
5 CENTS—Enamled Stocking Daruers,
with handles.
19 CENTS—Curling Irons and Combs.
5 CENTS—Canvas Belts, with straps and
buckles.
10 AND 15 CENTS—Canvas Belts with
snake buckles.
Rhine
fFRUIT PUDDINE!
live minutes;Reee,Vauilla, Chocolate and I
A most delicious Dessert, that can be prepared in
. flavors. Thom who have used it speak hirhiy ol li.
Il‘or the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring, Arc.
say they are the most complete line that has ever been on exhibition in curl The finCSt Florldfl oranges III the City at J20 a doz'
3 lbs. Nariiliell Creamery Butler for $1.00, or 35s II.
I 3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb
I 4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
I Fri-eh (fumed llcrring,a fine article, twocaue for Be. Clam Chowder
I lambs Team, and spiced oysters in glass. Inna Choice Prurinela 15: lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102..
Shredded Codfleb is delightful: one pound will go for two pounds of any other kind; 18c . it.
Large California France, 12 and lac lb. 3 m fmtk.
('aillornia Prunes. 10c 1b.. albe for :bc.
2 lb- L'hoiec Layer Pig» fcrillc
I
‘33 Washington so.
WE 501-1011? YOUR ORDERS.
Whaveyou triedihecelehratsd Dew DropCanaedGouds;they heatihaual .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
10 and 20 lb.
in cans. Pickled lobster and
So. Nor-walk.
Palace Queen
NORWALK.
EAST ‘NORWALK.
Alib- tenth-nu
iii-ml ... ”so-mummi-
napalm
r1311133
FURNACE
IS USED IN
80. NORWAIK.
closing Iiut Milline
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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmcd Black Hats formerly 85c for 500.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for x
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE ;
IIIII NS REDUCED 25, III III
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