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; BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
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w ’ as my: on our well Mablishrd hn-lnm principles? This question 1mm malt upon
' 's 10%;; lop’hrztorc as like the far tamed Elm-I Tower-s mammonth structure of strength, thus
'1! and beauty. We go at it with the best luoln at our ammo: Honesty and low prices. h ulvr-rtlslss ;
we hsva got. by showing our s and not being strain to do so. by using our every e art of learn. i
hammoaurs' wants, by cat as to no class in panic lar and every one in general, and by «tying
yos luminous: more for your money than you ran procu elsewhere. ti ith tin-st- rmmntlr. )sclt strewn
waisdstrouassdmlghtyssough to mow- mowritsins culminating-Jo stutter m the {our mmls all
mtorcsssodplsnt our lmncr
Hines “lands a Rs Price
On though-t pinnacle which leads to success. With this our only aim, we would respectfully snnr um:
isosr
:DREss GOODS DEPARTMENT
WILL BE I‘GUSD
Tallilse Cloth, Railway Cords, .
, , Convent Cloth, Sterling Stripes,
”3“ Alsatian Snitings, Camel flair,
Waterproof Serge, Double Sateens,
Mohair Brocade, Mohair Stripes.
” ' Estrellette Mohair, Mohair,
Silk Warp Henrietta,
Silk Finish Henriettas,
Wool Brocades, Band Suitings,
Real India Cloth, Silk Warp Batiste.
‘5.
EL!
CAREER.
”chew the Largest Stock of Carpets ever shown in Norwalk
‘It'prices that defy competition. In it will be toned :
quuette Velvets, Axminster, Wiltons, Body
Brussels, Boxbury Brussels, Taplstry Brussels.
A; " We sreagents for HARTFORD, LOWELL and autumn
MILLS, R. J. HOGUET, W & J. SLOANE, THEO. W.
BAILEY & 00., and JOHN & JAMES DOBSON.
'm .ID'l .l:t>l.' WE ALWAYS HAVE
“ADVERTISE. _ ’
AID
GLASS WARE.
Walnothafllea'ass
Tan-1mm
. "' 1'9!" .,
mom-same”
saunas-was.
A. DICKERMAN & SON.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' swag. 6:. sum" ‘ “.11;
~ an?
t of ‘ -
lands Oils,
is
, iii
tariala limo Watts
lit
lin lies to Dr I!
pp . W «him. Uittens,
”catch and inver—
g a
Motion Goods, "and In“.
lim-
. u have syn been made
(innnss'ys. Saarinen
mqnal those Osevssrys for wearing qualities. rust
warmth and parent {moon for actual. a to! ilse
ol the celebrated Pontiac Woven (loads; all at the
above are at «dorm wrist-s. We are solr- agents for
Tower's"l'lsh " of ml t'lothlna, the best in
the world, It good salt at black or yrillrw Oil
('Iothuls sot capsular, is «only In in rrpsir.
and will many timo- npas m mat n pvmntmr.
fl’nlll colds, rheumatism or pneumonia number
(slaves, linens. and l'inm um, oyflyihifl'flt’fllfil
on llosrri ship. lmpmrrl sums-i “lam f! v r on:
elm bnmtml. Telephone, {how Yurs Prices
Mn [later-ml
Fawcsr'r’s
GREAT
is.
clearing [iii Sale!
Commenting [In day,
SATURDAY,Dec.7
lvaytlirr. to he sold wivhmrv remit to rust, to
lass: tool or other (mots.
Tiiillilliii iiiii iii Biiiiil
AT VERY LON l'itii'iifi.
Ostrich Plumes and '11 ps
IS AU. 7!!! NW sunny.
Mrs.W.Fawcett
an. 3 warns srnsrzr,
NORWMJ, - - (MKS.
l l’lflll. Ill‘o'l'; 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Harri Oil Finish.
W
“’ ire
mats: I”. M M" 0'1.
w. c. oumvano
MUSIC HALL BUNK
steel ilnor tints
M*..WAMN_. W.
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ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices!
The Best Coeds tor
the Least lousy
ill lifllill
alas-k & Lane’s Block
an Iillli STREET.
Til [till [trill
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MEATS
mums-rm
gfimmame
lillllilii
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"i" it
Deplorable State of Affairs in
Madison County.
’I'lll CRIIINAIH REIGN lil'l’ltllll
And Law Abiding (little-a tear for This
Uns~ Threatened with Assassinatio-
bya'ab If Pluto-ll“ DH lat Calla.
la beasts and Ito-as.
Wsssrsmux, Feb. 14.4w» attorosym
ssalhasssnt to tiussnstoia "mosaics
ssnato resolution oi lib instant copies at
communicatims bstwssn the oflleials rt tbs
United litatss circuit court, Northern dlav
trict of Florida, and tho dopartrasat at 1"
tin, in Novasnlsrr and Minn law, The
WW rslatas [a-inclpaily to tho
election troubles in Madison county. Pia.
Imhal limit wrots to the attoraoygsar
naithat it was impossible to unions any
proca- ia Madison county. A pmso of six-
tssn soul out ondsr instructions of tha
United litates attorney was not able to ac
h anything. A political priuamr was
by a mob in Gadsden, and another
aloud-r was saved from arrsst by s rrwb.
ill-y laarod Assassination. ;
The Mal triumphed the department ;
htsr that a sufficient pone could not be or-
pabsdbscaosstba men whoconidbasw
played wars unreliable; treatise reliable »
Iasn feared nomination, and botany: mom. ,
harlot posses cullid not obtain shelter or
aid for themselves or their animals. .1. N.
”tripling wrnto Nov. 9 that the entire mun- ;
ty was terrorized. It was impossible to
habit-h the identity or wherenlxmts of
Wonders income, basing their opinion on
past experiences, the inhabitants (lid not he»
hove a audit-rent force of deputim Would be
sr-nt to protect them from assassination.
Prosecutions Moat Cam. tip—~—
Tho murder of John Bird had made it as
dlfllcult to find wituasaes as to arrmt rrim- :
trials The immunity allowed law breakers
in Iladison mnnty had encouraged this r-rxrn-
inalclassmln'nthrrczmntim. Judgeh’woyne
and he had lwn visited by a ib'ir‘gatli'n
from Alar‘hirm county, hr-ndml by J. V,
libiprnan. the llv-publimn candidate fur
governor at the inst election, win; implored
them to wow bringing prosecutions lurch“!!!
I], A. Barnes, a. prominent Republican, had
been called out of his house by a mob and
notified that if there were any mom proso-
cutiona ho Wm)“ be murderei. Sir. Strip-
ling recommended that a military (‘nmpany ,
be eatalpilshwl in )1an county, and that
large rewarl» luv nll'ererl for the nuts-adorn
of the mub - Huge-rm IL Want, R ii. )icer,
4', ii Slvfs'mr. A, ll. Htarltnn and William
H. tits,-lllr'::i.i. [tiller «lam NAN. in Mr.
Stripling tnlwrmr-d the attorney genurni that
ii. (,5, badly-r. sumrvwir of registration in
Aiachimi county. had pleaded guilty to two
indlrtmc-nh iv vr lilo-ghlly refusing to registfir
mam. i‘ruminr-nt Republicans had no
:lmwndwl that judgment be watt-med to
li-rmmlwr. 3“". and Sadiczr rv-lrvnmwiun $.14”: ‘
ball, with tin, birth of ultimat-dy sn-mndmg
jurlgmrnt, and tilt-i rommmrnvhilan Hr
litrtplmg ‘er hie-9V of fiddler: prom,- a, in-
tinned.
10,000 \‘utcs Thrown Hut.
Philip Walter, chm! sugars tear of regatta-
tion writes, Nov, 33 that in me precincts at
least tan persons in each [racist-t were kept
ed the registration list and that more than
10,0!) Wblif'lb votes were thrown out
altar they had been cast.
Under data Soy. 13, the attorney manor 5!
wrote Attorney Striplinz that the pro-
gramme for letting oil Sadlor did not com-
mend itself to his judgment and that the
president concurred in this view.
To Upheld Electio- Frauds.
The foreman or the grand jury wrote to
thattomey general Dec. it that the jury
was satisfied that a large organisation for
th- mistarim of arrest of any one charged
with violating the election laws existed in
Madison county and that no ordinary posse
fluid go into the mantyand elect soar
rut. The only eleetual way would be to
ssndawredposssinto thecoantymro»
main I long enough to saluaint them-
selves with the people the country, and
to post reliable mac n he borders of the
county, and to oflerareward nt not less
than “,qu for the arrest of West, Stanton
and Rufus ersir.
Accompanying the report was a statment
of expenditures of the circuit court during
November and December, 1389, which in-
cludes the amount claimed by Marshal
limit for loss earned and expanse incurred
425;)“. The tint comptroller says it wu
imp-ibis from the accounts rendered to
determine how much of this amounts-as
earned and exp-fluted in the United States
circuit court. The total expenditure of the
court was 319,54».
l- at. Boa-ta.
Wasntsmos, Fob. M—ln the senate a
number oi bills were reported from commit.
toes and piaesd on tbs calendar, among
that one for the establishment and mainte
lanes of Indian indnatrial schools in Michi-
gan and Bomb Dakota. The bill
sting when for a public building at Pom
land, 0n, was pasd. Consideration of
“shill toprovtdaatasnporary government
for Oklahoma was than renamed, the pend—
ing qasstloa being Mr. Pinnb’s auctions-t
to include No film's Land within the terri-
fic Oklahoma mu l’assad.
Ir. Vest.in supporting thamsndmt,
ddbaagrosdwith Inhgallsastotha
inpmvad coalition of the tire civilind
tribal. llo had not said, as Mr. lngalla
MWtbatNolan’sLlndwas-ratup
foroauaws;bwthss-atadnowthatsotu
asthalawof propwtywsra concerned No
lan‘slandwulnaaanomalo-andunao
condition. And so, hdssd, w-
its whole Indian territory. With full
Hath-topaythslndlansafairpricsl'or
ti. CW must. be thought that tho
Mitt-chatcoaldbsdonswastosddlo
InklandtetbstsrritoryofOklaholas.
Aftsr tutu-r m on sharps-d-
Mavmwastahnanditwsssnaad
mYsaaflurayalG. Ir. Plumb olsrsd
sa
lsttoOklsbo-storjudidslmbas
“mums. Banish:-
“Wan-immanent»
udthsbtnwsps-sd.
‘f cations and mum!» bill» may be referred by
. It h Said Nrnzslnr Mrrrnmm Will Resign ‘
, . . All. .
In tho loan.
Imam, Fob. u.-la the boosa the
What was spprovsd, tbs speaker roosting
tbs unwary-louder to sashes quorum
normat- joint rssoiution amgratulatln;
Ills people of tho United Htalaa of Brazil on
tho adoption of a Republican form at go's»
count was Tia-sod umlmmul]. Considr
national thomdoot rulaswss than pro
eaadad with. An srnsmimout was utopia!
requiring tbs titlss of marinas ”mm to
bssntarsd in the journal. Mr. (fauna: rw
portad an annulment to rule if: (relating to
roll calls) sons to provids that alter the roll
call a must to record a rotor or situations
a pair shall not be rationalized, unless tbs
susmbar's mass has been lulled under clans:
8 of the rules.
Alana-ding tho Ital".
(Slam Ii is srnamlacl so as to road as
follows: "0n the demand 0! any momllorot
at tho snags-stint: of the smaller, the namor
of writers inflicts-at to make a quorum it
tho ball of tho homo, who do not vote, shal‘
bs voted by the clerk and recorded in tin
journal and reporters] to the speaker, wit!
the names n! tlm members voting, and is
counted and Minnow-ml in Ihsterminlng tho
pro-om: n! a quorum to do business." Tlu
amimmt was Illuplrhi.
Atwllu-t' nun-minim“, rrptrrtml by Mr
Cannon, prnrndin; that executive mmmnni
9th spesltrvr tn the npprupristu maintainer
without Mint; submitted to the house, wax
adopted.
Mr. “lisp I‘ lay 0“»:le an amendmen'
tothe vlnlrwuf the min pmvnling that m
dilatury mutton shall be entertained by
the “wokenoddin: tho words "but a do
mand fur the ayes and noes shall not be con
“(littoral dilntnry ”
Mr, Adams till i suggested that as the de
mand fur tlm my. 6. and noes WM a mmtitu
tlnnni right tlm words suggests-d were super
erogstnry. .‘vlr. Fri-p retorll‘vi that iron,
expt-rmnm he had learned tnnt no sofvgrmn
that could be put aroundtbs-mnstitritiul
could be mmnlvrv-d my a. work at Sllpt‘l'ilrlltgfl
till". "
.‘dr. Strubio in i said that Willi»! he ‘fnl
luwed as m-li a4 lu- c'nuld tlm lt-nder of hi:
side of tilt! limb", and while it" looked will
Slupii‘lfll’l npnn any nrrirndmrnt cumin;
from tbl- ilv-rmx'rntu' std». ha thuuglit thn'
the lihpllldti'atin would d»: ww-iy to adopt
Mr. ('l'lsp's nlilt‘frlilllt'lll. Mr, llmzio-y i)|“. '
thungid thar mm bio-f mull! ruinv from tlu ‘
decimation that a demand lx-r him you out
nnys was new-r dilatvnry. Um- member
might innit-2 til-v «lo-mand; ll ribgbt lmm
fined; nnwtixur than might repeat it and If
might rigour l..- rwfuwi, and w nu nil lull"
mun.
Sir. "l‘hp's amwn lull-n! was r~-j»«‘te«l-——
yams—l 21!. may, LL', .Vir, i'rlsg. thwn ntlorw .
an amendmrui ”melding that llii";[l'ni{f‘l
shall not in any ( aw r-et’xm- to: “iii"l‘mlli at :
mural from hm iii.‘t'i‘\l'.‘ll, which nitvr wincf
dL-mmiun was but was, lia. rut-s. ii" i
Til» bum» mmmztta-e uti pull-iii: let-hut.
tl'iurtzed n fazurabio rep-lrt an ill" Mitt-r
national imp} right bill.
NEW JERSEY FRAUDS.
Hogan Ballot-s Funnel.
TELENTH‘;, N, 3,. FM.
timl mtn til" Jr-nuy l 1
resumed ixrrw lm! Are ti.»-
inrlulry. "p in 2L."
session 235w hr the 43.4"! Witt-'6 or»: in tha
county had iv~~n paw-d upon and Bit had
boon ywmrounmal bogus, Dim—third of Sen
ator Mclklnald'; vote in six prcu'linvts has
been shown to be fraudulent, and it is aid
that Hr. McDonald will “sign, no matter
what the result. of the investigation may be.
in the Seventh or “Kid Giuve" precinct it
was found that the ballot boxes had beer.
tampemt with and a number Of illegal bol~
lots run through thrm. The Eighth pro
rind. burn showed no irregularities, but r
rocmtnt of the vol» tn the Ninth ll’u‘l’r'alit'n
Htuhr's vote from H in St. The committee
has mljmxrnod for the Week.
'l, wi'hu vxmmnn
iv'l‘flwll fl'flilrix mt:
uranium.mmittmm
CHlCAGO'S PIERCE FIRE.
(he Firs-man Fatally and .‘ineral Others
Seriously Injured.
(’tntzum, Feb. ll, «Fire in the Adams
strust corner at the l'arevull block calmed
aims 0! Sum”, and the entire city fire
department with ditllmity restrained the
further spread of the dimes, Work Bros.
and Taylor limo. Wore burned out.
William Sallander, of Truck 2, fall from
a ladder, striking on his hand on the atom
pavement. lie was terribly cut, his skull
fractured, and he will prnlrai’rly die. John
Meyers, of Truck i. fell with the crashing
inof the third timer, and was dragged out
unconscious. it is thmxght that he will re
cover. Three other firemen were badly out
about the torn and hands by fiyiuggiass, but
not dangerously hurt.
la the League- Bluillnz'.’
NEW Yams, Feb. li.»—liirectnr Walter
Appleton, O! the New York Lemme Baseball
club, has returned from Elmira. To a
crowd of newspaper men he hinted that
Danny llichurdmn. the famous second base-
man. would sign a League contract and play
in his old position this season. Mr. Apple—
tonsaid also that Mike Kelly will sign a
League contract within two weeks. Among
the Players’ league men there is a disposi—
tion to stamp the whole sflair as a piece of
W blnflery, designed to work distrust
among the players, and thus weaken their
organisation. "llonny is as sold as a rock,"
said one Brotherhood man, "and as for
like Kelly, the League magmas cannot
touch him" [moo adherents on the other
band declare their firm belief that if Rich-
ardson had not podtivoly signed he had
given his word to Mr. Appleton to stand by
the old club.
Coal Operators Meat.
Pmssnm, Feb. lt—Tho executive corn-
mltm of the coal operators of-xxrestarn
Pennsylvania met in confmco in this city
yesterday. 'hc conferenca was called for
tho purpme of «fleeting an arrangement for
a joint mfmocs oi operators and minors
mamngsa seals for the year beginning
lay l, me it was agreed that ths mine
owners of western Pennsylvania would join
with the operators’ committees of other
states in attending a convention to establish
a scale, than and place of the convention to
be agreed upon later.
Dlxaw'l lira-d (ll-lingo».
Mallets il—Osorgs Dixon, cham-
pioncolond bantarrs mm of Boston, of.
”Might”, nun lathe world at 114
ginorhh apoond, for will) a
ids. BowilllglitCalleCarthyw-ithskin
,Stripe Edges, mu.- m three inches wide, Worth 12c to 180. Sale
l-vgimlm; ml the lint'fi
ANNUAL”
llNEii Mill lMBlilllilElll SALE
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THE LARGEST STOCK, '
THE LARGEST ASSORTMEN T,
AND THE LOWEST PRICES
EVER iFFEREll m NilWAlll.
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NO OculltlllliCli buyer should fail to exmninc this stock before
making their purchases. $15,000 worth Of
sale, all of our own importation.
goods 01123er in this
EMBROlllERIES.
i it gives great pleasure to
por-iannouncc to the gentlemen of
lnmburg, Swiss and .‘~.mnsook, all newest dosrgnsixorwalk and vicimty that we
i.\il widths in lidgings, insertions, Uretchcns and Flouncingsmre
Saturday morning we place on our counters our new im
. ' - l' l
ldilnllx i». .
:tl irlwvr prim-s limn err-r llr-inre tiliitrmi tn the public.
LOT 1.”. iv in 654-,
Edges. nnv-lmif i i “no in-rh
price it: in bile,
LOT 2.0-8.3 to [‘25. in this lot you will find a choice
Sirirtifiiun of Hamburg. ilembriv, Kniilsook Swiss and Lace
i’ine Hamburg, Camln'ic and Swiss
wide, worth 50 to 10¢. Sale
price Hit if) my».
LOT 3.——Ivic to lilo. Your chuiu: vi a line line Hi
(Avllllliifii', Swiss and Hamburg l'In'ibmiiieries, new patterns, line
muslin. {Wu to four inches wide, 18c to 25c. Sale price 140 to 100.
LOT 4_~—'_’lc to 25¢: Elegant line of four to eight
inc-ism wide, tim- r-mbmideries, Hamburg, Swiss and Cambric,
north 30w in 43.2 Sale price ‘Zlc to 35c.
iiretchen imbmideries.
Fines; assortment in the city. Swiss and Cambric 27inch
(Brett-lien iimbmideries, sea lopml edge or hemstitched, 390 to
$.23 per yard.
FlouncingEmbroideries
A full line of 38 to 4.3 inch Swiss and (‘ambric Flouncing
Embroiclerics, scalloped and hemsfitched. Cheapest ever shown
in the vity. 4'.) to $1.50 per yard.
ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES.
(‘Omplete lino: Oi Ail-Over linlbruisleries, 2-1 incline wide, 20c
to $1.25 per yard.
New Invoice of Torchon. Medici and
Ginny Hand-made Linen Laces.
liiillSliKlilil’lNli lliiiilis.
Table Damask.
'21 pieces loom Damask, best finished goodsfwarrauted all
pure linen, i'nii iii! inches wide, very heavy and ~ fine. Cheap
at title per yard, for this week only 480,
10 pieces“) inchei Trifle ‘ailvisfi fififflfimn ‘H‘iifi Dmfi
ask, warranted all pure linen. Regular 690 quality, for this
NAPKINS.
'75 dozen 5-8 silver blmchcd Napkins, best. German make,
warranted all pure iiax. Actually worth $1 per dozen, for
this week only 790.
35 dozen 3-4 bleached Napkins, best Irish make, warranted
all pure linen, fast edges. Worth $1.75, this week only £1.29.
DAMASK TOWELS.
50 down assorted lot, line bleached Damask Towels, with
knotted fringe, beautiful assortment of colorings, size 50x24.
' and tasks,
This Tiiilsiiiiini
now in a position to oiler n
ilirst-rlass line of Gents' (new)
.pring Furnishing Goods that
cannot be surpassed for style
and price anywhere.
We would call special atten-
tion tO our line of ('lcnts' Silk
Neck Ties, at ‘24 and 48c each,
which cane in four-in hand
As these goods
cannot in: described satisfac—
torily, we have devoted one of
our large windows for the ex—
clusive display of this line only
and shall also reserve twenty
(20) feet counter room for the
same purpose. Call and be
convinced. You will find us
pleased to Show you our lines
whether you purchase or not.
A Few Specialties.
:0 dozen Gents‘ Suspenders, worth 25c per pair.
We bought this lot right and shall give you the hen-
(tlt st 125:: per pair.
We are still running that line at Gvnu‘ Linen
Collars, 3 for 25c, and Linen Fads. :2 pm: for 1‘s:-
An elegant line of Gents‘ Pique open front laun-
drled shirts, for which you will pay 31.3 in New
York city We will sell them at 06¢- each.
A very stylish line of Gents’ Silk Umbrellas,
Silver Buckhorn [Indies and Paragon Frames, Silk
Case and Tassel complete for 31.99; sizes 25 to ‘28.
We would say right here that this is the best line of
Umbrellas we have ever been able to procure and
that they need on: y to be seen to be appreciated.
You will find its headquarters tor Punishing
Goods this season and at prices that are rare tosnit.
GLOVES.
Lsdies’ 'l'sn Monsqnetaire Gloves. 10 but. length.
for We. You cannot alert! to pass this line so you
will pay not less than 966 for the some goods any—
where you go. We carry a complete line of the
celebrated Poster, Psni & Co. Kid Gloves which we
guarantee and lit to the hand when purchased. Our
price for a hook. $1.00; 7 book, 8125.
UMBRELLAS.
We have secured s great. bargain in mm’ Union
Silk Umbrellas in 527.; :6 incl], which we will run at
75¢ each.
' HbSIERY.
We tlnd our stock of ladies‘ Wool Hosiery too
heavy for the time of the yrusnd so we do not are
to carry them over. Will git» you mopportnnity
to any at what they cost to manufacture. A Wool
[lose worth :0: for 29¢. n'h rs in proportion.
ART GEP’M’NT.
Closing Out Sale, ,3
,A. T _, c o s T.
Frau! l’tctnrcs .1 95, formerly $2 98. Artotypes
‘51:, (mugm and The. llxl‘ [”1010ng u
, .13 ' . . '
; ., _‘ mm“ sir
Boasssthslfprlco. Milmflmlhncs
It cost. Winter 1: Newton's Tubal 75¢ a damn.
“Macs ltc. Inc. We. 12:, and 2.: kilo
Brushes limited, tic; Holt. 9c. Tritium
Transfer Paper or: sheet. All llrrms and Miles
at cost. lake your selection before the wheat
is broken.
Black Dress iiiiiii.
Spulalolullpwlubs-adsthlswaek la Ilsa-
rtettss. ltwillpay to give as a call, [or we are
showioatbslsrlasuadibo best scream stock at
lilacktlooduvershownlallorwalk.
Oarspcstslolsrwlllhssinchsllwoolcannm
«Repay-rd.
nastiest-as 49.510.74.79 6! and Us. We
consonant-glue line‘sot Drip no Alnss.Co.
relies. sagas, Beatrice cloth, to. ac, at New
Yorkcitypricss.
Justrecsisuloae lot of Dr!- Panamanian.
mspmrsuysnsvmus ywda or plain
material. Th-wsmgota'topsaasst a!” psr
Worth 37lc to 50c, during this week’s sale at only 25c each,
salt. Call early. as as havenly a limited snbsr.
Bonn Dill .Gonns Stunt)
Cor Main and Wall 3118., Norwalk— ” , .
Norwalk Chronicler