Evening sentinel, Friday, August 9, 1889 · page 2

 

(I ' I "mus BLAINE.

 

>' 4 MI 4 I t’. Hem, Recep‘
tion in Maine.

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an alumnus comer.

 

irate at the learner—A- Accident
in. Preside-0a Carriage—Harm
fitted hm at but beam
franc-run to Italwaod Cottage.

I llaaaoa, Aug. ll-Au ovation greeted
raid-totem point on his Journey
pet the web parsed. At Brunswick
Igutadaaouetratioae were made, and
‘Ilattwplacethaoruwd “ammo
Lu old fashioned Iain. cheer. On leav-
ngush the mt sat down to lunch
m Hala The repeat was inter-
dbytbearrivaiot thetninatWatar
when that w- a large crowd m
nth. green in (route! thedepot. A
. vested the pruideut as he lelt the
'a- the first time lines the departure
"m Ilawaseeeorted by the gov-
ahlma platformnearhy,andwaa
load tothe people by llayor leader,
"and:
f isour glad and pleasant privilegeou
aautitui murmur day to welcome to our
our beloved and honored preaidant, and
ny special privilege to introduce to you
amin um preaident of the United
a.” The band played for a minute, and
Meet Harrison spoke an lollows:
llarrlaoa Spa-ha at Watervllla.
lona which have been made here
on mggestive olaapecch than thoee l have
itany other place on my route. luame
Waahlngton with a nauiute ”Into“ tn make
peach“. The porpoee of my coming in
e,aayou well know, was to viait your db
rifled citlaen, my pawn-l friend and cabinet
r, James G. Blaine. (Great vim-ring} 1
on will therefore allow me almpiy to thank
or thawrdiality with which you have greeted
‘Io wish you all good and to bid you good by.
An I-Iianaa Crowd at Bangor.
Bangor a-lute war fired and the depot
wan packed with humanity. Ho
. war the crowd that hundreds ol
ye could not get a glimpse of l’reel—
darriaon till the train moved oil again.
‘e-man Boutelie, Hon. Hannibal llam-
ayor Bragg, ea-Governor Davis and
ruminant gentlemen chatted pleasant»
the president for a minute or so. Mr.
J]: lid:

”I

‘be arrangemente ought to have been no ,

we could have extended to you the hue—
lity that k in our hearts.”
Boutaile introduced the presi—
. to the multitude, who gave three roul-
ehewa. The president shook hands with
fortunate enough to reach him, and war
ehawedu the train rolled away. A
mgine lavidily decorated, and bearing
front a trained portrait of the presi-
w- taken on at Bangor.
Ellsworth the mayor of the city and
1 Entry, of the supreme court, were
finally introduced, and more handshak—
waa indulged in Senator Hale took
a at this point
. .Velovaiioeuaalonal chew as the train
fished through astation or past a iield,
Iawunothing out oi the ordinary until
put Desert terry was reached
'laaretuy Blaine Ilaata Bin Gaaata
oddity Blaine, who had come over on a
f U but from liar Harbor, walked along
phttorui between the people, and step-
intotheprivate car greeted the preci—
‘9 He was followed cloaely by Congres—
' Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts.
hat a few moment's delay the
Ill and Mr. Blaine, lollowed by
of the party, left 'the cars
the crowd to the
, which was gaily decorated
but few panengers besides
tial party. 0n arriving at the
atBuBarbor a mlutewaatlred by
,_ cuttw Woodbnry, and the salute
W iron the yachta in the harbor,
g in! which were pruttlly decorated
g j m rte-ion: In an Accident.
1 pendent and Mr. Blaine walked arm
ualongthewharf to themeet, where
nrriagu wt. in waiting. While the
' arr-lags containing the president and
- Blainawaaturuingacorner it raninto
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la waa smaahed. Mr. Walker Blaine,
Iaiford and Ir. Lodge followed in a
gudrawn bylr. Elaine‘s hormaud
Ibwototherearrlages fell in behind,
tfigquiteapoce-ion throughthemain
et,while the piano or theiiotelawero
- withoulooken lanyotthabuildlnga
,adacm’atedandat several pohita along
>matacheiratctheviaitorswaegih
Vii- the turnedoutol lain
”it, bpocaadtofitanwood. llr.Biaine’s
,hga, thesti'eetaoontainednomwdaand
decorations 0n reaching the cottage
,pfldflltand party were welcomed by
Maudquicklymadetheinaelvesat
Ia. la the evening the presidentdined
flywith the Blaine family and rested
a tb'fatigu- at the day. A vkit to

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moron, Aug. 9,-Becretary Noble
liructadthacumm'liouinvestigatingthe
.inpofpansionsinthe pendaiomcato
mueitswork. Theeomsniiaiouhascom—
Id aeoinparhon of the umber of rav
uyin tbamonthol Decanber,1888,
rBuMand the mouth of lay,
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am Align-Elaboratepreparav
'ara-aklng lorthecaiairationottha
WWVa'yltevJ‘dwardlcColgan,
l ofthellaitiiaorediocese. 0n
hwiilhaveba-iiuthapriesthwd
pin The whichwllltake
.aMfiuBtP-ta'awherebab
,wlllbeattandedbychurchnnnof
'dsgree from all ova the country.
Am.dvetmittatonusr anistaat

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THE 90K! STRIKE.

“I, a or Twenty lea An Wart!“
la the ultra (lake Dietrich

I’rrriairim, Aug. ovulwu train tbs
Oounellnv lilo coke region proclaim emythiq ‘
quiet, and um not more than llllua a‘
Monty III.“ are working in tlieantire diairwt.
leverai auiail 01mm", controlling in all
about but) crews, have conceded the derrianda
for the advance. Their workmen have Iiotl i
led them that they will return to work luI- 5
Iiadiately provided the (mentors will "““i
their scale, In which tlieuilii'imuiu rate lei .
.iliiulia oue cent. The Imppiy I)! coho ia'
rapidly dimiul-hlng and will be eliminated in
a low day: June- a laughiin have united
urturnaca Thethmhriafumaeaatlohnav
town isruunlng very short. The limtuiale
furnaces are already bankel, and Wheeling
(W. Va.) luruaces are reported banking.
Pitt-burg iron llrmu havl ovens, route of
which have been lying lur yearn, are
charging thorn prrparawry to making their
own coke.

There la a large and sudden demand for pig
iron and price. are advancing rapidly.

The American Manuliwturer, the recog-
uiaed organ of the iron and coke manufac-
turere, says that the coke utriln- will be a
”new; that the workmen would be lmllnii
hallow their wager to remain at the old
raise, and that coke manulartumni uiiould
notallow the pig iron prmlumni to drive
them below the cost at prmluctlon.

 

'I'lsa ('nkers Ilave “'ou.
blunt“, l'a, Aug. ”Pinhfr—'Tlld mka‘
ltrikc in willed and the men lifll-‘i‘ wuu. At ‘
a conference between the operator» IIIllI lllt‘ll,
which lam-d nix hours and who wry lively,
theatrllie wan willed on the lt’; mute per
hundred lniblitrl rain, line is an advance of
from if) to a» write in mono innluiuw and 50
per cent. in Olllel'll. A [Ian'lllt‘ ('inlintv ban also
been put in the male that no inIiiI ”hail be
dhcbargui lor imrticlpoung III the ntrIke.
About “,1"! UVI'Ilb will Mart at once. 'l'illa
bagroat liclur)’ for the men, (and will be
theme-nus ol strengthening their organiza-
tion

ALLEN'S PARTNER IN JAIL.

Ferdinand lloeile'a Arreu F'ullnwa That
0! the litre-at ltnllway I’rs-alileiit.
N" YORK, Aug. 9,-l’o‘rdmnnul W. Iliwlin,
partner ol E S. Allen in the irnn business,
bar been arrested, charged with complicity ‘
in Allen’s name of largo-d street railway
stocks. ()n being quv-stloncd by lnsim'tor?
Byrnee “00"" Mid that he first llet‘lll’niiIO’
quainted with Allen in 1879, the Ot‘i'ilSlnn ol
the acquaintance lining that lu- wu-I manager
of the Bowery theatre, owl Mm. Allen,
known on the sling» m Ethel Allen, got an
engagement tlicro. Allwwnnl ”'l'flfl and
Allen went into business together, "(wile
wiguing to Allen a number ol lflh‘ntfi, lul’
which Alit‘li gave him in all KM slmrosol
the railwny stock, worm “Swill. line-lie
hypothccated these with various banin, bor-
rowing WJJII) on them, and putting the
my into the business. His interest in the
business was one-lonieth and Allen's thirty-

nine-lortietha.

The inspector says Hoclle's story does not
agree with Some known {acts and in evr!
dently only a small part of the truth. lloclle l
claims to be a poor man. The inspector says ,
this is not true, and that he has mom in one %
bank alone. llocflo is 42 years old. He was i
looked up and will be arraigned inter.

 

Mn. Pluck Gala an Order.

Nrw Your, Aug. 9.—l~‘redwell Cleveland,
of the firm of Evarta, Choate A: Benmnn, ap
peared before Judge Bookstaver on behalf ol
In. Flack and obtained an order directing
the clerk oi the court to allow the counsel to
inapect the divorce records. The important
part of the order is In follows:

Upon the application of )lwsru limrts, ('hoale .
E Beaman, l'i'pro‘svllllng Mary E Flack, a party
to an action {or divorce now on file in this court,
the clerk In hereby dirrcted to allow any of the
members of that lirrn to take a copy of any and
all of the pleadings, testimony or other proceed-
ing in aaid action

II. I). WAVEI. J. C. P.

Wholesale Murder In loatana.

Hutu, M. 'I'., Aug. 9.—-'l"he finding of
the dead bodice of Ollie Jones, b'u wile and
two other persons has been reported from
Corvallis, a small town in Butter Root val-
ley, in western Montana. A young girl
who had been shot in the hip wu also lound
on Big Hole mountain. All of the dead had
been shot in the back. A party was formed
to bring on the bodies. No further details of
the affair could be obtained, as Corvallis in
without telegraphic facilities. Jones was
married at Mia-mum three weeks ago and
was on the road to his ranch.

Waablngton'a Convention.

Otniria, Wain, Aug. 9,—The constitrr
tional convention adopted the report of the
Emitter: on public buildings. lt providea

t the question of locating the capital shall

be submitted to the people. In the meantime
the capital is to remain at Olympia. The
question of woman eullrage at school elec-
tion: was left to the legislature to part upon
until the November election in 1890, when it
Ihall besubmitted to the people. The con-
vention spent the afternoon in discussing the
legislative article and pared upon the most
of it.

Killed While anllag Under a Ten.

Cuvrnan, Aug. 9. -Charles Oberg, a 18-
year-old boy, attempted to crawl under the
taut of a circus which ha been giving daily
perform-noes here for the past three or tour
weeks and war struck acres the neck with a
piece of rubber been by one of the attaches
of the show. He immediately became un-
conscious and died in a short time. Death
resulted from an injury to the windpipe.
Charles Inllaman, Innis Schutt and Inui-
Cook, members of the circus company, have
been armted.

 

 

A- All 'lam [trike Predicted.

Joim, Ill, Aug. 9.—After wrangling all
daythecoal operators and miner: and the
arbitration committee failed to reach an
t. The news of the Streator nettle-

inent seemed to rtiilen the coal operators,
and they refused to grant any canoe-lone,
whilethe miners an Itoutly refused to accept
thetencenta perton reduction, butmadaa
woporition to settle on a five cent reduction,
which was promptly refused One of the
minus-id: “Thismeanaastrikeail winter."

 

‘l'lic Photographera' Convention.
m, Aug. 9.—Iu the clone of the phi)
togra ‘ convention prizes were awarded
toA. A. Knoxand Bogarduaof New York.
«ll. Appleton, of (Javeland, war elected
' t. Acouimitteetorepreeent the ae-
aociatiouat theworld’slair in 1802 war a7
pained.

Iaflmflavtcwedbytlaoaeea.
W, Aug. t—Thesuaman {ruin the
ve-ahtauiingtheoerinananpwor'seacort
mraviawsdhythe quaniunthagmunik
‘mm Thmamuumbaringlfill,
wwueinninanded bytheaupwur,wiiowas
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. lllllii.

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We are bound to he at the iii-ad with our mm lie! of rrductiona and our pricea
continue to be far below anything every mzvuumi In this locality. We are plea»-
vd with the way that our good» are nelllng itlill our Clltliiumfi are coherently dr-
pemling upon tie for Ilmr we. lily puu‘llniirn w Inwb w r me stirring to niuke iwtii—r
in each running wwkly nlillhiilicrlllt'lil. We lmw u Inigo atnck adveriuwd thin
week-winger than ueuai—nmi our average iuh all goods placed on exhibition for
lair areol liner gratin and lot Ilia lennt more y Ilia! uni-'5 expectation could denim,
and we herewith produce our hchl'llulv ll~l ul mluctiona and good! to be will at
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Ladies’ Knit Underwear.

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Ladies’ Jersey Waists. i

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“7v but» In stock all In .~‘v LL :I mm: t‘wn, {we in m Lullrn' Jere-cf “Fable, rm-=
bracing iiii the new style». For Instance, look at 1
our $1.153 Join-Ivy :Imi cmnpu» I' until :-.I,_It!:I;-y. .“ u but ~.-u-o-n In Norwalk, Illillizi"
port or New ank full *2 In).

l';:(~-~ ugly l» ,Irw l' in“! but.

RIBBON REDUCTION.

125 pieces of Fancy Ribbon, sold during pli'l’lblli «ale iii a bargain and which.

undoubtedly, was one 0! the grraicnt bargains in ribbon history at 17(- prr yard; ; pm, pm... and am“; cm. -;._ .

reduced price We yunl. SID [IL w ~ of limb n, all mililw Imd Colors, from No. 2:
to 16 inclusive, cueiommily ml»: at on :1“ mgr pun : l 20¢ per yard; reduced pile" :‘
to clear up stock, at the astonishingly low figure n.‘ We per yard. R~tuember
they are positively all silk and the very hr-q ~hmlrs‘. We have ill-Io a complete
line of Moire: in all widths and colors. Satin nnJ crown edge at a Vl'fy low

figure, considering they are the best quality.

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SILK UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.

Paranoia for the remainder (Ii Li» H .mm you can buy at your own figurr.
Silk and Gloria Umbrellas almost as (tin-zip, lur w» have.- just purclnsed a line ol
Silk and Gloria Umbrellas to Hell inf ti and l '25, tIIaL customarily sold for 1.75 and
$2. Fancy or natural handle of winch w» givi- y: u your chores», and would my
they are the most complete line that has 0‘“ lwru on exhibition in our City.

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GENTS’ UNLAUND RIED SHIRTS.

15 dozen (lento‘ Unleuntlricd Shirt», ru~iumsriily sol-.1 [or bite.
markably good value lot 7.").

Cilnalilrh ll [’9-
l‘or ll lend III tum «iv-pummel tor a week Mr.

. 900 "yr—4

FRENCH FLANNEL SHIRTS.

A lew left in all sizes 0! French l‘lunm-l Shirts, uni all grades, and with the
reet ol the above mentioned bargains we have placed these upon our counter to
clear, at astonishingly low fizun‘e, from 5th: upwuldt'.

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COUNTERPAN ES.

Which weave rolling in great ipiiintitic-I every day will, during this week,
make "real eflorte to display a more complete line than ever, and at prices a
grain better. Don't forget ue il you are in need lot we have a large clock and it
must be reduced.

M. S.

Why are we ceiling And another quea-

so many Gente’ Col- tion we aek ourselves,

lars “‘1 Cells in the which are we soiling

queetiou we ask our- SM II “’8 the mmt.0eme’ Lnun-
aelvei. On a moment‘s dried and Unlaundried

- _ . Shiite or ’Joliare and
coneideration the Cults? DIIIIcuIt to
problem i. ”hm. , , eoive. We are eeliing
Priees do it, and our Popular and Reliabze hm “mm" o,
mam.00llarr, 11c both. Why? For wi-
eacli; culls, 13¢. per carry the stock, the

Bil-600118 Hflflill!

OF E). NORWALK.

styles, and we give
the prices in below
competition.

pair. Stock complete;
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BiNIiilllPT SAlE ill GliSSAMEIlS!

Now in Progress at SOOFIELD do HOYT’S.

Hating purrl "ll a ln'g‘ tin" of U I e-Imuru m n '.|'l' d "II...

_ 'l‘imw goods are Iiii
lut at Bic, 0 I335, “.79, 5') ii. and 8‘) on.

warrantwl nut in wet through, on n in the most severe etllllue. We will run illlll

Wu have the children’a goalie aim at 79th

Jun recrli‘nl . Char oi n-mnzwle ol limit [mute witch we Will tlflr‘l' at 50 per yard.

NOTICE.‘-w0lil‘ South Norwallr Store in Open Every Evening Until Eight. O’clock.

SCOFIELD & HOYT,

No. :l (inzctte liiiililing. Norvvnlk.

w. ll. lllllCKlill & co. F. H. NASH & BBQ,

CUR. MAIN l “'Iill'l‘ li‘l'll.

— Good Work Gluirainlccd.
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STOVBS. RANGES.

Hausa Furnishing lions!

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(.‘ORNUCOI‘IAB. CANDY TOYS. and a lull aaaort-
'Ill'nl at ornamental candy.

MrsJOhn Holland

LAUI‘JIB'B Huron.
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SWAN dz. BUSHNELL,

Wholmlc and Retail [lmlerii in
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graduatrol the Winona when! of lluiulnxy, now .
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JEWELER,

N0. I5 [Railroad Pint-0..

Winona. Mira. Fi-b IIlIh. Hill). , ,
Till-4 Ia infill ly rh .l Mr S l) Iiiy'w li.l ln-I-n ”III-'ILIES.
with me :I"?! pupil,;md I ra' incl“; n minim-nil
him a— n goal iii-.iithmJu-r In any In lit'vtl n1 1th 5 302 Water 3“" IIIIIDGIII’OB‘I', (5'.

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BRID G EPORT ' ' '

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UNMATBHABLE BAREAINS.

Wmfi V..- _

Alidnilnr minds rulm "ll In 7!»:

Jar-kelp and .lrm-ye hall price.

1.00) Ready Ma :-- Sui'x- arr $5.

:5. ":4 and 19% ltuyfi \Vuiali, Zli‘.

moo Iloy-n' “'AIPH like:

Summer Tram M Dr .i-ca (limp.

LU!) Race and .\i ms at I!A;. ilk , (5‘, ‘2" and ti.
flinch [tune a: 1 19.1 W.

Wonderful Bargains

Summer l'nilerwenr, llosiery.
tie-its” Furnishing Goods.

Lorine Fine Gauze \‘cele. lace trimmcd,§t l7:
each; worth twiri- llll' money.

 

‘.' .. u l 9 ,"J y (I, (ivnln' bummer Mt'fll‘) Shirts and Drum”, Ameri»

4 .. _ 1r ' i ",m‘ 1 can “artery 0‘" 'e make. 69c curb; Wt'l't' fl.

J" i N - 1- and ‘3- (‘hilvin‘n'w Extra qua uy (lent: Yeah. ling;- each

3“. u - 2 -:I_ 2 ‘5'), 2 It). i m and Ii 70 malvmi of ‘J't‘

1... .. -- I n. Ilir 31m, [min-f Flnc iew-H ltlhhcvl er-Zs‘. all colors, 33::
mob; hav- been ’u‘r

5;.“ .1: (yr. m. n. - I':lxlt‘li to I) ll '.‘i 11.. h 131119 ll

(it-vhf ii um slur..- and Downs, a bargain a! To
t‘lll‘li.

l'hiiilhfl'» Sin-rt 51mm: t;nuz:: View, the best yr!
lily-2' Ii. 3' ‘Ilr i'ni‘h

harm-:- itui Q‘llllily ltmbml i'u-"s, Egyptian yum.
In A color-I, a' 1N . wrrr T-‘c.

Grill" t’I-Iorr'l thin/o Mums and llmuenl, be?!

" we, quilzry, at 375:: with ”Fluid 0! 5w.

FREE RETU N FARE

Until the Silk and Dress Goods and Cloak Sale lasm on $10 purchasve.

W -B:.I_TI&'-L“C°
FRUIT PUDDINE!

A moot dellrmue Docent, that can be proper-d in‘llvc minutca; Race, Vanilla, Chocolate and lluaroon
tliivorr. Those who have need It E'pt'llk hirhly o! it.
So. I

For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at l6c_ lb. Mackerel in lo and '20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Bloatcr llcrring. &c.

The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 a doz.

3 lbs. Nurliiell Creamery Butter for $1.00, il‘ 35:: II.

:3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1,0r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, [Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.

herb Canned Herring, Ii line article, two cane for 23¢. (‘lam (‘homh-r In cane. Pleled helmet and
lamb- Tongue. and owned enters in glare. Extra Choice l’mnucls, 15c lb.

Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102..
Shredded (‘odflah in delightful: one pound will go tor two pounds ot any other kind; his huge, Try It.
i’alllornia Prunea. ilk: lb.. 3 the for 25¢. Large California Prunes, l‘.’ and lie lb. 3 cam Soup for 10:,
'2 lbs Choire Layer Pigs.- fora"

ll‘J
Uh» lot of PHI '1‘.ll it war 'I 1-). W't! ST.
.. .. ., 5“, ., ’1‘,
tiny III M"; :llr quail!) :il '27::
h. 50: quu...’},ul‘l«tc
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WE GOLIOIT YOUR ORDERS.
rune you tried the celebrated Dow Drop Canned (kin-l5; they beat them a! .

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington 8t..

80. Nor-walk.
THE

Palacelllueen
FURNACE

IS USED IN

NORWALK.
so. NOIIEALK,

ms'r NbRWALK.

Andhaepmvudtebethemoat ltumeanowin
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alltliauawstyles.

i will sell :1 regular $3.50 trimmed lllll for $2.00.
Unlrimmcd Black Hats formerly is’fn: for 50c.

White and Black Ladies‘ Sailor Hats for 25c.

FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

RIBB NS REDUCED l ill Elli.

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Also Great .llciluction in all Fancy Goods.

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If People will call and eta-nine they will find
what I say correct.

H- Kr1eger,
llailiackcmo llotcl Block, Main St.,
South Norwallai. Conn.

DAVID STOW,
F U RN I 'l‘ U R E

SPECIAL INDUCEM ENTS IN

PARLOR SUITS.
Mohair Plush Suite, with Dims,

$40.0IO.

Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,

87. all and DI Main Street. South Norwalli.

 

lip Slain,

cn'ocemias AND MEATS

——A'l‘ 111! OLD STAND (JP--

1‘. BURR GUYER do SON.
smurmwoon.

 

 

ALL ORDEBN FILLED I’IIIOMI’TLY.

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