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dram. Jan. Ill—There iennltemeut in
nix" an inn fllillllll
At Very Low Prices.
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LATEST STYLE HATS
turns from flan-faction".
lion's, Buys’ and children’s liner Bans
Men’s All Wool Scarlet Underwear,
A1 50 Cents.
lion’s,
tentlary will put the convicts at work to a
prison laundry. A contract was made some
months ago with Howard Paddock, a ion-er
attacheoi the penitentiary. The contact
ittornntorthreeyeantmmlan. If), me.
It calls for the employment of the mule
convicts onlyI and the minimum number to
heamplcyednnder itaprovieionia no men,
the maximum h 150. Ir. Paddock is to
provide all the skilled labor neon-ary for
the working of the lanndry and inrnieh his
0er plant. New work exclusively in to he
lanudried and thnt to consist o! shirts only.
A clone in the contract gives the yenltdlv
tiary commission the power to rescind it at
theupirntion oioueyearfrom its date, I!
the earnings of the convictado not avong‘
illty centsper day each. The contract, a
it is impo-ible under the present law to let
out the workoi theconvictaata daily rate,“
ngeqhmadeonthebaaieoieomany
cents per dozen. The plant is valued at
“Mill-nil will in ready in two weeks. The
greater part of the work iatocomelrom
New York city. President bowling. oi the
New York state assembly, says that imme-
diate steps will be token to repeal the prea-
ent law.
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ti“ hi however,waahnt
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MOM, and itwna then decided that
tfiWwee nastinedlcal aid Recon-
mu link gradually, altar remaining
V (or nearly twenty-tour hours,
fifitdcame. Thearrangementa for
A County Sent Content.
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lei-e appointed him third aunt-no lure Linens, N. J., Jan. iii—Greet ”-4...” ~~~~ ~
.V WCMIyiugthat heapprcciated excitement prevails in every section at thh
lb Maud ddred to show it. After county over the strife for the countyeeat
Plsauntvllle is working hard. It is ru-
mored the Reading Railway company makes
liberal oilere of cash it the buildings are
erected on their line. either in Pluaantvillo
or Egg Harbor City. While Pleasuntvilia
hubecneecretly at work to win the price,
Egg Harbor City comes out boldly and
oilerl free lands and 8100.000 in cash for
thohonor of haing the county seat May's
Landing citimna hope to kill the matter ill
the hgialatnre, or to build a line of nilroad
to'connect with the Reading and Camden
and Atlantic railroads in Egg Harbor City,
inordertoshut oil the claimeof Plum
Comstock Bros,
l4 South Iain Street,
Sdlth Small.
SEWERS!
F. M. HERO!"
lucaie Building,
Nonalk.
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Connecticut General
. ‘ m. "r:- Y ' "mm ville’uuperlor unwed momma-am _ m "I all"! INSURANCE CO.
f‘ hflmm WW '9'!“ n. more." wm Refin- SR‘ZWER pl ,,}..6 ”Am my”.
New Haven. Jan. ill-Theboard oi direc-
IMM”MW“ O“ of llahilltim.
tors of the Shemeld Scientific school laat
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at. Lockwood h-bm W W“ General Sewer Contractor
‘ ' - has! sold to men who were II are:
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“~03: entire linbilitei‘ee 01:: :oarly order”. made to magmas“, concerning the lepr mwfiaw'gmfiow wzozgmgwo mm have n denotes ara their liu- ct
mm. TheFirilI’atioualh-nkfl ”mm“ ”mm“ mm“ T.“ "'° “mmmflmw‘ “mum-nun! Why-- «in a
“thit' and were professor reinsed to do. and thedn'ectore raccoons-ems“ I; WWWMRMMM’M
Whit: MI'J'I.‘ hm” mm” havaiutorlned him that the policyoi the “I V V Wain-die.
fluwmdmlmmmm mt. college required anothernmniu his place. I. . M. PIEICCIL a. e. Immune”...
wmemmmamm """flm “ww' "“W5' rummage-moi.
resignation today, and that one of the assist-
antprote-onwill take theclan. Theater
denta feel jubilant over their sum hut
the faculty have taken measures to prevent
any outbreak of disrespect to Proton-pf
Honey.
HUNT &. ZELUFF
EARLY ROSEMATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Pickled Oysters.
Nos-walk Oysters
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
‘ifidfihther,whoeenema he so Muly'
r ‘ ' ‘ who in ntflleotho
3’ "lied. ‘Hfisichemianotngardedas
mltheaidththehqxnt a good
idealiotfiaeyinhuyinglotteryticm
Worth nun-Ill]! Cane.
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n. llawerhm Lockout.
Barnum, Ila... Jan. lit—There b no
changeintheccnditionolthelahortmnbiee.
Both sides are as determined as ever. al-
though the employee my thcy would like»
gotoworkitthediflereucse could he hour
rnmnrthatthe combination is weakening,
otthat thm'eiaanyprohabilityottieir‘
mwmmmgm no,
workman-bdrm. Theyclaimthat.
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ror the {row State Prion.
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Amn.Jan.1&—Thoeonmitte appoint-
i'fUN'r & ZELUFF’S.
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Ska-blush fleeting.
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. multimillion nary llllll'llill.
NEARLY SOLD OUT
Hosiery, Fancy Articles, Gents’ Furnishings, General
[Dry Goods, Etc, to he had for next to nothing.
non'r DELAY comma nus WEEK alums El
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Fancy Articles.
Oi every devorlptlon to heeold at 83*; cents on a dollar oi scion! cost. 005‘! (all in call upon us it in
want [or we are actually giving than gout away.
For Evening Use.
We haw“? complete assortment of handsome Pens, moulding 0! Satin. Feather. Game, plain
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Opcra Gloves and Mitts.
In all lengths qualities and shades; prices on Gloves from ti o) upwards; urine on [lite train The.
“For Gents’ Evening Wear.
We always carry in “ooh I most complete assortment o! Ties. Raudkflrthlefe. cm, sorrel-ting oi every-
thing new. (‘ollue and coils we are in in the lead with styles, qualities and price.
SHIRTS.
We have just received a new and com :ir stock throughout of all the newest styles in Shirts tor the
season. which woconexder the heat ever e no in South Nurwalk. for 00¢. Cl 25, mo nod 32 00,
REMEMBER OUR LOCATION. ,
M. S. SMITH,
Insurance Building,
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H. KRI
south Norwalk.
MILL?
ALL ~tilillnis iiiii'miiiii
FALL STYLES,
In all grades and colon of
sour and Soft nth, sun lists.
Boy’s Haieand Cape. mush flats formmd
hon. Nutrient: Bantams:
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Lowest Prices!
The Best Goods ior
Mahackemo Hotel,
the Least Money
Willi iii in ii That Butler ?
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The Best Goods,“ , r
The Lowest. Prices
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33 Washington Street, South Norwulk.
EGER.
Grand Bloating Sale
Before Stock Taking.
EVERVTI-Iiuc {MUST co.
A Rare Chance for Bargains in all
Departments.
NEBY 60008 l'l‘ MARVELUUSLY LHW PRICES
Woolen Goods Must Go on Account 0]
Warm Weather. '
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All of This Week.
I—I- Krieger,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Particular ultonllon pnld to
fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
hills null. can
in llli'l'llll IARKE .
One Quality,—'l'ho Boat.
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H. S. BRUWN’S
800T & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr. Lane’s Block-
... MAIN STREET.
Swan 65 Bushnell,
889 Water .troot.
poet emnolron‘rmonn
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Wool- Oonda,‘ ~ Ila-dined-
mmlMMI-yoned
nodular-asp fiffl,’
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Beet. Tough? lime.
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Wire tee] Door Mats,
new. M Willi».
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“SIC HALL 111003
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
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Jacob M. Layton,
Roi Itata ml Inn Apt.
General insurancolgency .
all-mousin-
user-hue. Within.
Railroad Tickets. mutated
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owner-neat. ”mum's:
South Hos-walk. com?
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