W,Deu&—C.lfliloott.csrh-
,hmt-atvarm‘sofhosof thslut
, taunboaslulatha amount of
_ m 073,000 or which human-
‘alrary. lie has a bond on cl. tor
‘mmhandlaheld "spout-
‘ Mhmoffiilcott abovetho
, whiohnrsy be recovered from bk
E Silcott is supposed to he in
' Theanaormcamtolthedefslea»
‘hflhtsdaremtloniathehouse. Silcott
vwwallkaowutoat least 100 of the old
”has.
, . It Was a Great Shook.
Imballappearanee. amen of good
" Vhlllh, steady and trustworthy. Among his
”bowel-chad boruea good. repair
h. It wasaa though the sergeant-sham
r.” area-at one of their own members of
warrant when the house listened tothe
announcement that there was a “twinge in
. M’s accounts.
“Allofthh money hasbeeudrawn since
Wedneiday," Laedom said to a reporter.
“Wadi! not neglect anything wrong until
halt” 4 Wednesday afternoon," be con-
firmed, “and we had no absolute knowledge
d the extent of the defnlcation until Thurs-
day, just before I made the report of it to
the horn. Sllcott went to New York Satur-
fly, falling me that he had to collect some
“y. We never limpet-ted the truth until
“ 'hal'nce became prolonged and until we
H gene to the treasury nsa last resort,
. that he had not drawn the money.
‘" we found that he had drawn minim
flue Wednesday, apparently with the inten-
tiu of carrying itaway. Then 1 determined
h report the matter immediately to the
bra- and await its action. The shortage is
meet I had “0.1110 in the safe and Silcott
ill a like amount up to Saturday. That is
yallgona I suppose Silent-t has it with him
In Canada.”
r
, The Defaulter's History.
. We“ came from Youngstown, 0., where
h I. a merchant for many years. His
m is for $50,000, and his boudsumn. fifteen
lumber. are all residents of Ohio and vi
_., dnity where he lived. The only names
r'hiahlr. Loedom could remember among
firm were films of W. A. Blair, William
Wick, J. T. ll'illson, R. H. Ell‘non and
Brennan. The bond isin Mr. lee-
; 'Iprlvate safe out west. Mr. Imdom
,fiylthatthebondsmen are all good men.
la arawer to aquestion about Silcott‘s habits
It. said: "He seemed to have no
IUD than the ordinary man's share of vices
flamenco! the most economical men I
,, Iavaever known I used to quarrel with
' Hm about his wearing such cheap clothing."
,, . goon» been cashier for about sixyears.
‘llaadled about $5,000,000 a year. Silcott
I. a married son and two little daughters
m. sea to... at the News.
Mom, a young man who had re-
' neatly married, is employed in'tlle docu-
mroomof the house. Hewasat his
“has usual when informed of his father’s
W The announcement was the
“wall that Silcott had that any-
, ’ "wrong with his father, and the
‘ on him startled his fellow clerks. He
Met fit some time.
‘ ~ The News in the House.
,4, Thaletterfromex-BergeanutrAl-lm Lee-
5‘ hilfipoakorfieedinforming himof the
u m dofalcatiou was not received with
”manifestations of feeling beyond com-
mit-prise when laid before the house.
members seemed thunderstrnck. and
not a sound was heard while the clerk read
Ir. Iaedom’s communication and the rear»
; lalionotlered hyhlr. Adams that nninvea-
, W committee be appointed which fol-
lowed. It was known that Silcott was
a larger amount of money than he
wild tospendontheealaryhere-
; “Mathis wasexplained in we minds
dale. who thought anything about the
,m by the belief that Silcott’a horse rac-
7 hgmtureehadbeenancoeesful. He was a
hamlet of race tracks and poolrooms,
aadlndgained amputation asaheavy
better.
AWo-aa la the Case.
AlthonghBilcott’sfamilyarein this city
hadldnoteeemtomake any effort to dis-
1 kisrelationswithawoman knownas
" “ Mwhomhehadmetata
mdmfame here. On this womanho
Twmmd luauriee,andsheisbo-
Whhavebem the principal cause of
it disgrace. The Barrett woman cannot
. whactbey had met andcstab-
.lfladhinavcryrespectable locality.
hmuchdonbt astowbetherornot
lsauextraditableone. lloet
, may be extradited Silcott’s
m atthedtybanks are overdrawn.
‘ hailalargeamountofhispaperia
. l. «maria-imam,”
"mucus-s committee baselin-
tbairrvdigatlonof thedefalcatiou
out not homo-locum
offlla home who are aowbdng
(la-pin“ on the Bold.
1 A 'blhafloorin afsint and then was at-
, “d wins fit, from which he did not re-
s,- :a. as * of a. master
Err they , of “mm
mt. I
try.- a careless lathe.
My the manta-of thahoasa
ls unknown at the United Stat- W
allies. Rh bond is filed with the first comp-
troller of the m”. The trauma ls
liraetadlqlaw‘tohonorthadrafteol the-w.
t-aoerrnnrluu signed by the speaker.
was at the treasury three times law
week with a large number of certificates“
when for ()ctobsrsnd November-slams.
These rwrtliicates are signed by the member
in whose name they are drawn. by theclerk
nftbe house (John B. Clark) and by 3m
Carllsla. Kr. Silmtt drew the f
amounts on such certificates recently: On
Nov. 27. $33.01!); column»; “No.0,”.
The irresponsibility of the bomoamuntlng
encore to the treasury department has been
printed out Inreportsof the United States
W for a numbu' of years past. Treat
arer Jordan was particularly emphatic in
recommending legislation toreuredy themat-
tar.
Work of the senate.
Wannnru'ros, Dec. than" a number of
bills had been Introduced and referred in
the mate, Ir. Reagan addressed the senate
in advocacy of his bill [or the repeal also
much of the third notion of the act of 187!)
as provides for the sale of bonds aoasto
produce a revenue for the redemption of
l l tender W
vice president having informed the
senate that he would be absent two or three
days next week. Mr. lngalls was, on motion
, of Ir. Hoar, elected president pro tempore
l during the absence of the vice [resident
The senate then adjourned until Monday.
In the llorsae.
Warmlmnos, Dec. ll—lu the house the
Lspeaker appointed the following committees:
i On Rules—The speaker, McKinley, Carr
non, Carlislo and Randall.
. On Accounte~8pooncn lloothman, Kelly
; of Kansas, McCord, llamsbrough, Hays,
,Grimce, Lee and Kerr of Pennsylvania.
1 0n Enrolled Billy-Kennedy, Townsend of
, Pennsylvania, Moore of New Hampshire,
l Kilgorc and Williams,
The house then adjourned until Monday.
: Statehood for Idaho Probable.
l Wasmsu'rox, Dec. tl.—Tllero is very little
fdoubt in the minds of the leading Republi-
i cans in the senate and house that at least
lone new state will be made during the pres-
:ent session of congress. Idaho is to come
1' into the Union. it is also probable that \Vy—
,' curing will be admitted to statehood. Chair-
man Platt, of the senate committal on terri-
. torlee, says he is in favorof admitting Idaho
lpromptly, and that he is ready to make a
' favorable report upon a bill to that end as
' soon as it reaches his committee.
b
E An Antl-Adulleratlon Bill.
k Wasmxmns, Dec. t'..-.-\ bill to prevent
the adulteration of articles of food will be
, introduced in the house shortly by Maj.
Benjamin Butterworth. it will provide that
; every article ode-red for sale throughout the
country shall be absolutely as represented.
The bill will not prohibit the sale of adul-
hrrated mixtures, but will provide that they
shall be designated by the list of ingredients
and proportion of each entering into their
composition,
More Bank Holdings Snrrcndered.
WASHINGTON, Dec. o.~‘lecretary Wisdom
has just received from four banks offers to
surrender 8,6010” bonds. All of them
were accepted. Unly part of them appear
in the statement» of purchm for the day.
Secretary Windom says the bonds are being
oflered at a rate which is very gratifying to
him and in larger quantities than he entici-
poled.
' " ' ' ' ll
f’ope'l Mysterious Disappearance.
Nzw Your, Dec. ll—Jobn H. Pope, of No.
.63 Court street. Brooklyn, left his houseon
; Dec. 3. Ho carried with him Sill!) worth of
clothes he had to deliver and film in money.
He has not been seen or heard from since.
Thomar Jackson. who says he lives at No. 9
Beckett street, Brooklyn, has been arrested
by two detectives. The ofllcers found on
him a number of pen tickets auda business
card of the missing Mr. Pope. Thesultof
clothes which Jackson was wearing hasbeen
identified by members of Mr. Pope’s family
as belonging to the missing man. The pawn
tickets also showed that the clothing which
as had to deliver had been pawued by the
prisoner. Where and how Jackson got the
missing man’s suit and the clothing is still a
profound mystery. Jackson emphatically
refuses to say how he came to have any of
the property. He was remanded to give the
police an opportunity to work up the case,
which the ofllcers believe to he one of mur-
der.
New Postmasters Appointed.
Wasmxo’ros, Dec. 6.—The following post-
mastershave been appointed: Connecticut
~Winlhrop,hlrs. E. 8. Davis. New Jersey—
Cranberry, R. L. McDowell; Eatoutown, J.
W. Nafew; Masasquan, Benjamin 8. Pierce;
Monmouth Junction, H. K. Hathaway. Prun-
sylvania—Ashville. P. M. Busard; Dalma.
tin, W. 0. Bengeman; Fort Palmer, 8. 1’.
Clark; Marlborough, M. M. Tussey: Shan-
nondale, Thomas N. Smith; Towuville. H.
W. Delamater.
A Cup for Ice Yaohtsmen.
anntmo. N. Y., Dec. 6.~At the Orange
Lake Ice Yacht club’s meeting, G. Van
Noah-andprosented theclub withagold
cup valued at 823). to be known as the
Challenge cop, the winner not to be come
pulled to race more than once in aseason
for it. It will be open for competition by
any ice yacht club in the world, distance
twenty miles. One of the conditions is that
not more than three yachts from any one
club shall compete for the cup in any race.
A Newark Man Snlcldn
Rm Your. Dec. 6. -—A man about 28 years
old registered as “S. A. Stewart, Newark.
N. J.," at the Van Dykc house, No. fl
Bowery, late on Wednesday night. He was
signed toroom No. “on the third floor.
Several times Thursday the chambormaid
tried to get into the room, but found the
door locked. The door was finally forced,
and Stewart was found (lead. He had put-
posely left the gas turned on.
O'Byrae Ila-t Tell.
wa You, Dec. u—In supreme court,
chambers, Justice Lawrence declined to va-
cate the order for the commitment of Col.
John (Films for contempt in refusing to
tell the commimioners of account what he
knows about the 813,0“) he received in a
certain preceding alter-ting the docka Jun
ticelawrenurefuaed to grantaatayprnd-
lag appeal and dhmi-rd the rounding.
fifteen Yea-a for Asa-alt.
Santeria. N. Y.. Dec. u—Jlichaalllofla,
a ltaliamllaa been sentenced by County
Ink-Winn to fifteen yoauhDaI.
“unforcdmhsluaaultapoaaall-
Murlhflschanicsvilla.
ammo-aura.
mmmtdehflaflca
mmhfiemhhah
Ira- laraaea (lo-Mao.
Deed-'ltisstatsd thallve
southern iron furnacessrs
about to consolidate. The De llsrdalebsn
and Iron oompany.och-srnsr.Als..
he Bonnier litaol atrophy.“ the aura
phoqandtbeflurekaf’uruacecorn yarn
ashltohavaalrsady combined. thahlr
mlnghaml'urnaceand Ian oom-
psnyandthelary Pratt Phraseeoompaay
arenpectediojoin. ltlasuppoeadthattbe
mtlalntondadtoltllfllm
.
lake-I Children Onl- lladar Hrs.
Nawanx, R. J., Dell. Glam. lark's Pro-
testantllpiaoopal school in Orange Valley
took the yesterday after-norm sud wasalawst
burnadto the ground, occasionlngalouof
at least "0.011). The scholars, no in num—
bar, were marshaled into line by Principal
Willmarth ll. Thompson, aided by the
teachers, and were all got out of the build-
- ing withorrt any one sustaining injuries.
llrs. Calla Campbell Elem
Or'rawa, Dec. Bis-’1'” wife of a marine of
the civil service commission. lfrs. Colin
Campbell, has elopcd with Fred (Pilonnor, a
a well known man about town. The deserted
husband, who retunled to this city early last
week from New York, where he had gone to
seek medical advice, has been proatraud by
the blow.
might Wore tinted.
an Omass, Doc. 6.—-The Picaynno‘l
Breyee the.) special says: The boiler of
(,‘aihoun's cotton gin at Colfax on the More-
dith plantation, has exploded, killing six
men and two women and injuring many
others—all negroee. A part of the boiler
was blown sixty feet.
Patti In Here Again.
wa Yonx, lhc. 6,—The famous diva.
Mme. Patti, arrived yesterday on the
Teutonic. Patti's black hair has been
bleached to a very bloude hue.
Aid for Yin-men's Families.
Boston. Dec. &*The common council has
appropriated 33.0w each to the families of
the live firemen killed in last Thursday's
fire.
Thousands Starving in Dakota.
Yamrl'ozr. 3. ll., Dec. il—Governor Millett
has just arrived from Manor county. He
says that 6,000 families there are starving to
death. The governor is soliciting aid.
Lew Dockatader In Trouble.
New Your, Dec. ti.——Dockstader’s theatre
has been closed, and it is said that the pro—
prietor. Low llockstadrr, has fled to New
Jersey to escape his creditors
IS YOUR
BAKINB PBWBER
PURE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AMMONIA?
As is well known. ammonia is unbeallh.
ful in food. and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds liee in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unless manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of, do not
use their goods, but boy intend
BLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
This powder is made only of strictly pure
apecreamoflartar.andetrictly one
icarbonate of soda. with a little w
flour to preserve it. This is attested b the
official analyses of Government and
chemism. and hyeiciaus. and chemists of
Boardsof He lb throughout the noun .
Cuvmso Brianna. hum. N. .
TRADE "
fl. &O.TEA
TheOhdcestl‘eaEverCfl'eml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A sins? monotone nmaon 'nlr 1r.
1",: will untrue my other. Mum mire
it is the Hummer (Elmo: Luv. irked from
9"» best plantations and guaranteed absolutely
p .3": and from from all adullcratinna or column;
I. liter ’1 he pactl-gn are hermetically so ill' ll
:: VI e l-rantml lull weight. It is mornctmr
minimal in one thou the lower grades.
{finial a; Occidental 'l'ca 60.. 1m,
Ilmrti “filer, .15 Hurling Slip, New Fork.
For sale no- rm“ nsrra'rrrs.
Fe ”0 '1‘ "N & n".§
ll. L’IIOIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. FEBRIS,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
GO To
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
“HIM-w
lllll AAABlllll n
7’ of?»
Kneiugd'hysical Culture
Doom and the new.
PROF. W. G. NEWELL
AMI-handles! will slat-bl!
maul-u m" 9""
III“ loll. la. Inwall. Way. I". I!
maul-ywlllhssrhlrtdayJN-Man.
to” a.
Pfor Yong lulu. litres and listen
(lies-e
”incurring...
usuca-n Miranda-lumen. B p. n.
l lt—l'rivarslassolls era when aot engaged
“themes
' v1.0. nswsu.
le-llwot rhea-whom”! Muss-sot
New York.
monogram-ad tall peanuts:- to be
strikeouts-anuaahokanddrsgm
, MERRILL
. a thoroughly practical
- Training School.
Blilllll Boilers, 1.... m ..
Practices
err-roan. or. taught.
lest ferilitlriss carted young and old of both
use. for acquiring a
Business Education.
[tools-leaping. Banking. Penmanship,
Shmhaad. 'l‘ypnrltlag and Telegraphy
we among the branches taught. Students enrolled
Iaay time lovcalaloguo. address
Eefllll-lllrl"¢§3 on...
'l‘lll llllllllli all Ullllll.
BEST
Pllfl‘l‘ LRAPHS.
TRY
NORTH’S.
[J( )M ER 13. IlOY'l‘.
.0”
award puoanupy g r
SOLE AGENT FOR Till
Celebrated Aqua ()I‘ystal
installs; and Eye Glasses.
‘ They Have no lanai.
risers. cow-nus.
wanrrrara. am B sPBINGI’hD.
uaurnna. ass-annals
In my rroslr departure!“ l have every tseillry :fo
list—class work
A lame and well selected stock of s-lrcrwarr
Diamond- and Fine Jewelry always on hand.
Wall Papers.
New GOOdS
«5*-
l.argeet and finest Assortment in the
Town of Nerwalk.
MOO
FillLllBBlGlll825l.ll0llllllllll
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South. Norweslk. Ct.
Swan 85 Bushnell,
862 Water Street.
(Ibo: of Bank). BRIDGIPORT. con
mm’mmdm Oils. Shlamwsadlcryw . lugineeriplr‘z
an Dredgle
we'll.- Onode, nandgrnade Brockla . linens.
Glove. lumen, floods. Imported Score and szer-
pool Games}; No garn'lrnts he": qualifier: mad:
to u there auossysorwes I es.
Ili‘llllh and patent freedom tor action a fullliaiue
of the celebrated Pontiac Woolen Goods; all of the
aboveare aI reduced prtea. We are sole agents for
Tower's "Fish Brand” of Oil taunting. the best in
theworld. agoodinitof lackoryellowotl
Clothe- Is not expensive, In easily in repair.
and will many times repav its cost a Function
'rcm colds. rho-ads- c paenmofla Rubber
Blown. Iltlssa and ‘ ‘
WW
’ NAPKIIIS
Fill 3c. lllll to $4 llfll‘ lllll. By
84 wasnrNo'l‘oN STREET,
“nastiness... ’" ‘* "
Carriage Bulldersl
W
No. es rum smear. mam ori
SALVATlON ARMY BUILDING.
Wm...
Wasons and Carriages made and re-f
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
—-———-4~¢~~———-—
.rortorao PROHI’I'LY A1115! IIED 9'I'O.
III!
v
i
,
Willi} "'1‘ it FLYNN ,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of We. one,
Trucks, Carts. 0 c.
All kinds or munch-molly done
PRA'I'T’S Fflfll]
——~ FOR——
Several ”$133332" 3:; a?“ Mini Sure Cure for all Din-risen.
Horse-Shooting and all as I .‘ '3‘ I . r
kindsofBlacksmlthing M A K I‘ I [‘1‘ ‘ \\
Pool of Franklin 8L.
Soulh Norwnllr.
BALED HAY AND STRAW.
Peal Milli Stalls Belling
_.._. AT—
RAYM NB BBB
aplh if
WAcoNs
New and secondhand
Bangles, Phaetons. Carriages,
italuopies, Spindles, etc.
TABLE BLB'I'll
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
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BRII)GEPO Q.
Abdul" torpertieswltkut
anormalmpmreastas "”4”
«use. '
w... unlomoa dentin. a
male llasrdotlapasws. .,
lint-hat Cole. I. e. Me's. ‘ 0‘:
Wm. B. RIDER & 801i
Sanitary and Hlllllllllm
Main ilflloo. to a 47 Washington“...
‘5'” room IOWA“
instruments“ at.
PORT swan. . . .
war-m3 us. .1?"
lmal Surrey Inga-d lie-oral Work will
jml he gives prompt attention.
HOLIDAYW
PLAISTEB’S llllllll start."
“'0 it ill open. or; Saturday, December 7, a carefully selecwif
stack of
SOUTH NOR‘VALK.
Artificial so... also. l;..,'.l.‘.,
Laws Romulus.
()AliltlAflb‘. BLOC'KH.
&.u. dart.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
all Writer Street.
ilranch (More A
In" iy
l
llBllBAI ARTIBLE
.llllmlg them are
38111 All 01‘ Every
Prices to Suit, All.
Callnnd gaging...
HENRY ‘TILLY.
BBBBLRB!
BUY YOUR
From the New Coal Yard.
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
The fleet Goodszi‘or warm amo or‘r‘rcn,
Water St., Fool oi lluviland St,
Opposite Pratt d; Word‘s Shoe Mannfactory.
.ronn rs. s‘rlrtnrs,
Wholesalesnd Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Mill llll] W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
the Less: Money
—A'l'——
H. S. BllflWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane’s Block!
Lehigh, backewsnns, Locust
m MAIN STREET.
Mountain, Franklin, and
II
on Board ~hlp. hwflmmmmur boa
of one hundred. Telephone. New York Prices
Never Under-old.
HEW ENGLAND
CONDENSED MINCE MEAT.
Batman experiment. but a necr- hl
totle consistency of heavy fruit cake, rich and re
“""" totem" m‘filmwam
A a. o , a ll. . -
Ignores. Boiled Clderand'hre Spleen The result
ol metal gnaw mall: 53:“? leanmch‘r'a N. 5
per-or . n a
afiw handgun}! "in”? ca attest
r as to pounds one per:
lileaonghlortrro large or three small (I 'll‘g:
guiltyaad mam new final-m at liner:
art will command it re the public morally.
Cheaparlhanauylincr float in rhenrkstcrany
made at More. General .liafactloli soarsctm
Tryltaadhsvsadellcioaspie. manage.
We continue to sell
Good Butter at 25¢. per Pound.
Therehal‘hrenuocomplainlaetnqaality. ’l’ryit
Mmqu-(mwimw
(hllfovnla Dried Apricots, make ly mound
33$ sad Ooloag
one: u .. so Im- “~-
Iapwlor quail audio? of” mm
ii: on ddssr “- moat row lb;
thh wan: yea ny it.
bill you try lbs
‘fEnamellne” Stove Polish
WWW-"ermmsln
lillltll
"ill
Wilkesbarre Cools.
mm for RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘ foot of Washington and Mar-
eballetreete. Branch office at Stileon
CANDIES
Ofallklndl. mm-
“555v:
Drug Store Mini
all full assort- ’
“Menominee.- H UMPH REVS
B ' W are leiellflflcally and
ly t : used for many
lfraJohn Holland cum all: ”51:?th. m, who:
““3“" noon. These. Wflkflmfifimfifi‘ -
915’" ingorredaotng the system. and nm in tin‘ and
daedthesovereln rearedleaonheWor-ld.
unov matron. mass. m
ore, (loam inflammation...
ar- Worm run. Won]! (“no . .
l
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a.
a He or’l‘eethl otlntanls
fig" 3:, of'Children rig-gar rm
mater plug,‘r Mart-re. ..
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on
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meow
ears
a a Ans-rs,
flamfioha—
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latest-he... .1
chr,\‘ori.'go _
It... tissue
curs to rear.
m
”Baal! final I
Cflll BIN Wflflll
_......___ V EM.TOLLES&CO. PL" “Bl “G, “W “1‘“-
ALL GRADES -.. M Steam and Gas Filling. “$231253?" ‘; ’
m u “.Ajggfgmfijwnm’ STEAMAAEATEAS scoviiszglse ,4.
Lowest Prices ! Oak, Pine, ChestnutandSpruceWoed Hm Air Heaters. macabmxmwo.
.lt prices which defy competition.
CnaLL AND EXAMINE-
I’laisted’s Drug Stet ..
FEMS 81 Hulls-Flruliltm ;
cur. llzlin Alimfigfl C '1!!!“ A . .
Bills All) Sllfli
FOR THE FALL lllll WINTER Tlllllll. 1
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are comin ju:
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being lig‘ t, I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town ' ‘
In Prices and Quality.
c. H. HARVEY, r
12 North Main 815., So. Norwalk.
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF
LAMPS FEVERY DESCRIP'I'IB
Ever seen in South Norwalk, from 25c to $10.00.
Also Blll'llll's, Chimneys and links, all.
Of all 8 m and Styles. We make a specialty of
news EYE AND mom: Lama“ I
Don't forget our
Great Display of Holiday Goods”?
Now on exhibition. Callandusour ,
Malachi Glasswara
sonn'rr'rmo new.
Can’t '1" teen in any other store. Our assortment of Fancy Goods would, <
eyes grow big and the lam wish for thorn. One thing I want to say to the
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