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ALE—w} .
'03 “I OPENING Ol‘ Tull ”Halli!!! WE HAVE PUBOIIA
15,000 Yards of Remnantsl
All kinda and colon. from \‘oa. 2 to 101:: width, which will
he cold for about one-third ociaol coat of woe llihhono in rolla.
M18. SilijiH,
Insurance Building. South No
PRICE LlST ill" 3183038 ACCORDISG T0 WIDTH.
lo. I. llrolltoia.8atla ugeaegalav price lanyard. lclnoat price. to.
he. 8 °‘ .. .. tr )6 u a
o I 5‘ it Be
oh I . ' .
r 7' 1‘. u to y g u oi I2:
': 9. to u u 20 u or I g ..
he: 13' u u r- 25 e “ me
ho. to: u 6- .. at u u 21c.
The above we guarantee to be poeitively all ailk and in the moot lIquselto Minder.
Great Bargains in [tress Goods.
A few pleeoo left of
lhooc bulilnll
which are I 90 "I“ “an" ""Ilnu
lilo town and cannot
lull loll.
Never before in the annual. «i' nur buolacoa have liner-Goon
cold more rapidly than may have done omco the arrival not our
M cook-ore In every alt-ode. at
390.
Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery. j:
Lodiro’ Wool ttlhbc-d and Plain llmo
(‘hlldroa’o Wool Iihhd ood I'Ial- [lose
ludlro’ v'ettoa ltihhed and I'Ialo "one
lfhildrea’a Cotton Itlhbod and Plain More
All oi the above mentionrd condo are worth ouetlurd more than jubimo or
“king at Iht' preoom time In large gtlulllittoa. Tin-y on- n rp- cml Inducr-mut a: I
well worth your immediate and close atten'ion.
.......
”a”--_
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
A new arrival -~r Juno-y 4 ate o. all omn- pumthor anti-a cm
oldcrcd cheap It Cl 15 and 0d 55 "or price .I 95 «out OI do.
”0——
M- S- SMITH
loot reliabil- hour In South Norwnlk in: wt (Zion). and rhnder‘.
L-w Pilce~ ()uwrunlwd,
BRIDGEPORT.
W .B.HALL&CO
Silks. Silks-
a Trunooction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in not-walk.
23,000 sis Billiil iiililiialll llsvslll lll'lss Silks
hthaverylotenotyi-udmiactading aching rhador.toho olundhynoon londoyotonly
$1.75 ssr sari. actually Illll illlll and till. .
we tiactly andcrotaud that is noo'dj 1h lot. but that they ate all new link
31:31...» i -r 33:...» m Bony lady In No. wait rhnnld utvend thiogrcat oak of Ina
:- Niks. and ocean the peanut ham-la area during the post twenty-Ire yeora
A Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
' «on Gainer Bark can. known'ao-he'thdgmh, mu nan-a
”miw «Eddullltclzahlull; warlamKl.
Black Satin R hadames.
Iploadld edits to; norm-continuum" .-%ooolctrlth.drxnclicntltr;
”arduous-nag: iyénfflaunmwnumhhkruamumun
Ask to see our Raven Black Saecurappa
CLOAKS. ’
All local Jackets oowwl“- cool.
It . 3‘” _‘ .1 Mttouoorh.
2:..2? .W::.:::m............
E. HALL all CO.
"on This. ion-m ll. sun-u.
Ii. lilo. 19:, Hr.
its: Milli}?! mus 131,031“. '
\ 'Earldllteilien’sa tum STIM.BODTB 'oonwm
Hill! Hill!
FALL ' STYLES,
Iflwflwfl
Stll and sort llatl. our late.“
era-mm in“ l:
Knees. A
-oanct
1t Caused o’ .
' the Senate.
m
A 78" we mo: ’0! lI’IUfll
m
lr-Wiovo'l'hoycaaloatvaawttb
”Minnelli-mic. 81mm
calla Out the lire Depart-oat.
Womaeroa. larch 12—41» oonato do
hated at length thouaolation to corroottho
upon in Thoma-tonal Record of tho
opoochlldobylr.0aiionthopolltleol
manna in Florida. The Mini
ct Ir. Alli-m tor ht low tor- woro pre-
orntod and died. It. lorriliodovodorooo-
lutloa. whlak woo W to. directing tho
We! the Mooney to report any in
tormafloa in hlo pow-den in regard to tho
m of a lottery company by the
who territorial wt of tho Crook
calla. Ir. lloor called up tho rooolutlon
“thou-without privllogoandelootiono
“Mb from The Record wnhueoo it»
Whit: Collin thoroport of kit
who in debate with Ir. Chandler name
week) In
A Info Hooo for an laoalt.
lir. George aid the roooiution woo with-
out-precedent. Hoorgnodthatwhilothoro
woo a verbal change in Ir. Coli’a remark-
therowaano change at moaning. Bo od-
Inltted that llr. Coll’o reference to Banquo'o
gnoot woo in bad lotto.
Then had been a time when nerooaalltieo
ln thooenato had led to peroonal conflict.
lint now there woo no not. place in God'o
creation for a man who drained to inault
another with impunity. lt woo no ovldeueo
of want of courage that a oenator about
whom inmltlng language had been mod on
thefloordldnotcallthorpeakor to a par-
oonol account.
It Woo a little loco flowery.
Ir. Inotiawantad toknow wbotthocom-
Inlttoo had found Ir. Colt guilty of. Cm
tolulynot at the falsification of The llo-
cord.ortkathohod violated the entomof
thoaeuato,foron thb the committee woo
aboointoiy alien; ‘l'horo woo not. he mid, a
oinglo exaggeration in what wao inoortod in
The Booord. ao compared with what woo
publiclyutteredoltkoloor. Thoiongnogo
woo notthounte. but tho accnoatiou woo
thomme. although be confined that the
language inwhd la The Record woo prob-
ohlyalittlannoohoworythontho language
uttered on the floor.
Ir. ld-uld'a Ionoatlowal llluatratlon.
Ir. ldmnltdo illuotratod tho quootlon b y
mying: "1 night oay on the loot-of the
oonotothatlbelieved thotthoaonatortlr.
latte) Initreproaonudthoototool
and that if there had been an honoot vote.
on hon-t count in that otato,tho ornate
ficnldnothavethe ploaouroot thoaonator‘o
m” Bore Mr. Buotio interrupted to
inquire: “But. do you mako that otato-
moat?
“Ir. Rhonda—l make it hoconoe I believe
Mr. Ewe—0h, not beconoo in true.
Ir. Bdmundo-Aloo bmnso it in true, on
I hollow. Now if I makothot atotomoat in
thoowloto and it tomorrow there a
in tho lloeud on additional atatonwn that
thhwoooccompliohed in acute way bythe
action of the oenotor himself. and. that
with bloody hondo and wicked intention be
had managed by fraud and violence to
continua iogiolotnro or that character. I
mppoae my friend from Ionian. would
mytbotall that had been aid yesterday,
andthotitwaovcyproparfor mo. behind
hioback, tohave itiuaertediuthom
Ir. Edmund: wao continuing whoa ho
waootopprd by a print of ordorfrom Ir.
Daniel who asked that Ifr. Edmundo' waldo
be taken down. Mr. Daniel laid be under-
atood the aouator from Vermont to lmpnto
distinctly to the aonator from Louiolaua
the Moore of murder-Jud itwootothot
language that he took exception; on tho
youndthot no awtotor hada righttoim-
puto wrong to another. "
orhoatoolarforgot himoalf utoaanooto
ho printed an apparently carefully drawn
aplotomontlnmating totho-notorlrwn
unthorohbhndhaowlangaogoiacrl-o
WWW-aka “Milieu
woe
bapliedintho Moth-yin that that
aorta! thhgioaldaotbodoaoanywa
Ir. Daniel'o 'lowa.
Inlioaivlnidthatthoqudtaawaooao
whiehaddro-oditoolltothoaoaooofhouor
dthooanota Ito had hard than—eh
eharpaimputod tohini. ltwaothoflyot
i
thodrlftintopnaoaohtiootoolitheol-i
iogooaotor toe-1hr. noun-var toho
odbfcr any-moor to myoaythhg'thn
wealdlwoak.wlth imam-ginger. on the
nether
"Wu”
swim... l. Wotan
Iooootl-aat "filtration—Baby W ladder
flmdmmm Be‘
proddingoflcoraamnhooutleol"
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xiii!
y.
olomrongoao at Elm-inuumd
arrivalolthooovorai'oontpoaloowaai al-
10:20:30. 2. 10:213. Ito. 6.10%; and
. 10:53; No. 7. 10m
Tho Vinita Ileana Wall Protected.
Button
riooa and wile. fin. lchaaznd tho baby.
ltov. Dr. Scott. In. Harrinn'o (other and
tho attochoo and douctloa-worolntoreatod
ohoarvoroo! the work going on below. The
coco-ion waotho toot of tho fire alarm eye
tom put into the White llmuo loot wool.
fleretoforo no live alarm boa hon born lo-
ntod in the White ilouoo. and tho dang-r
0! delay in nae of tire being omphaoiood by
tho Tracy dim-tor. connection with the gen-
eral city oyotomwaodocldodnpon. 'l'he
neoroot box hao been in tho tmoury depart
moot, and in coon of fire occurrtn‘atnlyht
it would have taken at looot ton mlnntco to
turn In an alarm. Now it can bodono in at
many aoconda
Waohlwgtow Bravltloo.
Among tho biiio reported favorably to
tho aonato wooouo increooing the limitot
coat of tho building at flowark. N. J.. from
tamed) to 00.11,”).
The bone- committee on invalid poneiotl
hao authorloed a farurablo report on tho
hill introduced in the aenato by Mr. Davie
tooutond auction of tho roviot-d ototntca
The hill repeal: that mm oi the nvhvd
ototntoa which providuo that no cloimola
otato militiamn on account oi wonado re-
ceived in battle with rehoio or lodiono
when temporarily rendering aorvloa dtail
hovalid unleia prooccntod to a cocoa-fill
hue prior to July 4, 1874. it further pro-
vidoo that the eiaJIna of all ouch ptvoouo
now pending or hereafter flied than Ito ad-
judicated in tho oamo manner ao olalma ot
othero in tho military oervlce.
Gardner 0. Hubbard. of Warm od-
dreooed the home committee on pcuoflcoo
and poet roodo yootorday on the M
aubjecto! postol toiegrophy. lie minced
hie remark: by the otatement that howlntctl
cheap tolegrop‘ny. To reduce tho telegraphic
roteo. he told. would increooe tho numberol
telegrams tent. lie thought tho uncut
rote provided {or in the pollinator
aral‘o bill woo too low. Ho believed it me
important to hoop up the nice for charter
diotaucro and to reduce them for long dio-
team "0 ”taught thlt HIM fl“! “I
day moo-ago umld he ntablihod. and that
they would prove satisfactory. 'l'heoo were
fifteen, twenty-live and fifty cento, accord
in; to the distancoo covered. A uniform
night rota of twentyoflvc canto ohouid be
maintained.
The house he printed bills to provide for
the erection of public building! at tho fol-
lowing polnto: Cedar Rapids. 11.; Chat
tor. Pa; Columbia. Ga; Atchiaoo. Kan;
Alexandria. La; Hamilton, It; Lynn,
Ion; Lafayette. ind; Baton .
and Pacino-at. Nob. Aloo billo providing
for lneroaae of the llmitof mot ot’ public
building- ot Newark, ll. 1.; Scranton. Pa;
Troy. N. Y.; Dalian. Ten. and Bpringlold.
Io. Thomoaouroo poo-ed involve an e:-
poaditare of 81,845,”.
TAULBEE is DEAD
And (brroopoodoat Kincaid loot Stand
Trial [or Murder.
Wanna-row, March 1?. «Ex-Congreooman
William l’rroton Taulbeo, who was ahot in
an altercation with Charles E. Kincaid. the
Washington corrcopondont of The lauiovilio
Timer. in tho house wing of tho Capitol, o.
. t be afternoon oi
Felt 1’8, died“
11 at Providouu
hoopitol.
113 d oath it.
been expected tor
while tharo' "w-
still a chance tor
‘ bio lilo tho phyd-
dll'l‘o w. u
advisable not b
" pomithimtodgo
an a n to-m
otatrnent at to
drum ‘13
noun. month-gm;
lag. llo diod, therefore. without mall-gap:
atotemnt. and tho cane againot WW1
not entirelyonthotootimmyoi him-Iran!
thotwooyowitao-eoot the m- One
at tho-o wltno-oowao Boned Wot
hum-o. formerly doorkoeparnt tho but
.0. uproaoflathoa, who baa rat-ad to “be
any mount tor publication.
woo with Toolboo at tho time the
coo-Ind. The other 'wttuo. woo a boy who
”or in one important .
Kincaid and Toalhoo had an coconut.
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cannothefouad. 'l’hootoriaaolthoohootfi ,
Fatal Carcinomas.
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Null} Pliiiiihll'flofl! N WLBCNZD.’
”a:
.. Iownlitolila’o Dooloo to onto not» not"
tho‘l'ralaattho loveyaldaot Ink-i
Aooldoat ao Occurred-al- Pulled the
Doll lope out].
Burnt o, N. Y.. llareh ia—no lnquaot
to thrill Dowager: wholoot tholrllvoaby
tho Bayoiow accident loot ‘l'hnroday woo
bonnie the morgue MildloghyCoronoi-o
Rooney and Tucker. ltx-flonatoro D. B.
loliilan appeared tor tho railroad. State
W Cellini-loner Rickard woo oloo
proooat. Condmtor Houghtaling. who had
charge of tho wrookod train. woo tho hrat
and principal witnooa "1 have been a ,
doctor on tho hallo shore roadoixho ”do."
told be. "On March 0 I won running train
No. 19 from Cleveland to Buifolo. We were
liteeu minutes late leaving Clovelaud. The
train woo pronounced all right by tho in-
apretor at Erie. All woo woil till wo got to
Dunkirk Alter 'oillng up at Dunkirk l
gavo tho order to pull our. The engines
hacked (or a alert. and whonhcdidotart
tho train broko in two.”
lilo Fatal Order.
The witne- oow the head brakomoa "adv
lat the coupling. it named to be all right
and hero reported. The brokomanarranged
the air linen and oteom connections where
they had been bruit-on. "Thou the w to
back up woo given and the drawhaodo came
together all right no for no could be Icon.
The inapaator (all man) came along. and I
noted him it he had any air booo. llooaid
ho had and 1 aent him for it. What hogot
back and crawled under to connect it, i
called out and oaid: “Never mind; we've
got at: can with air brakco and thoy will
hold do all right.‘ “
The Mary of tho Wreck.
Coroner Kennoy~Thon the tint can could
only be handled with the air broke-i
"Thot’a all. air," replied floughtaling. “1
believed title to be late. We ran along all
right without flopping till tho accident oc-
curred"
Coroner—When you felt tho train flopping
did you pull the bell cord or the automatic
brake cordl
Conductor—The boil cord. We flopped im-
mediately. a very quick stop. Then I ran
out and row then: coming. 1 ignolod with
my lamp and yelled to the ouginoortogo
ahead. He didn’t otort. They come to
The day coach toleacopcd tho
aieopor.
Aotho conductor gave thin evidence the
oilencc woo impreuive.
Ito Wanted so Delay.
“The lull length of the day conch went
inside the sleeper Halina," oaid be huekily;
"it was driven right in."
Coroner-Will you owoor thot you youroelt
did not pull thio automatic cord and apply
the air broken yourself !
“Yea, air.“ 1 to “war.
only."
“Why didn't you let that man put on the
air brake connection: at Dunkirk when he
woo ready in do it?"
Ir. lloughtoling answered that be colloid-
ored the train perfectly oafe, and added: "it
would have delayed in."
Coroner—fin” you had placed one
brokeman on the Galina and one on the day
coach. facing each Gib", would the accident
have been averted?
“Yea, air, i think no."
“If you had allowed the inspector or oiier
at Dunkirk to put on the air bake connec-
tions would it have made the train perfectly
oofei“
‘l'hrco freon-time Neglected.
"I think on. it tin train had broken with
thecohnectiom all properly mode tho roar
pation would how stopped otill on the
track "
"Buppow you bud you what you call
otraight nir through tho olocpcr to tho rear
at, it would have set the ntr hmko on tho
roarcoroi"
"Yeti, air."
“You had authority to have thio douof"
“Yrs. they were all under my order-o.”
“Thou, inroolity, Meanthreo prun—
tioaoyuu could have used to prevent thin
Wu i”
"Yet air,” oaid the conduct:
“Don't on believe, llr. oughtaling.”
‘Odllmzl'm in cmciuoion, “that by
dang any of then: thingo which you might
kayo done. this accident might have been
omit"
"Tbrroare chance that it would," woo
tho ”pry.
‘ no Engineer ‘lootlloo.
ldword loo-y. thoenginur. neat teati—
Iod that ho hoe been an engineer-m tho
lake Bhoro about nineteen yam When
about a mile M 0! Hamburg than»
1 pulled the bell
. «not
Flue] ,
aouo
Cum in, 0.. ltoroh 12.-At the Int
union of mu Brotho’rkpod motto;
club encrpt Broom . woo "pm
Mouth-r unort- taootvod and adoptlt
all one item tho‘veorn'mlttookm phyla;
M; , rim
M an ”1.0133?-
fim or twin money divided on Iowa:
toll; timed win. ' ,;
third IO. 03.500; fourth prize. ”filo:
filth prior. 01.150; oixth prim “M; aovanth
win. M10. The meeting approved the
atoll ct umpirea wioetod by the secretary.
and remind to purahooo for the New York
dab a handoumo log emblematic of tho
too-ea of 1m. 'l‘hofollowlng oohedulo woo
adopted without ditch-atom
Baotou (at homey-41ml: Brooklyn—April t1, 8.
H. St: Juno ll. 11. it: Aug. 9. 11. it. Willi Bufv
folo-llay or. I. to. ll; July it. it. it: ling. It.
a. I. With Chicago—lay u, to, 97. as; July 17.
iii, ill; Aug. It, It. 17. With Cleveland-Joy iii.
10. 17. 10: July 7.8. O: flout. 1. 1. 2. With New
York‘I-Aprli m. N. H. ill: Aug. 6, 1. 3: Sept. 3. O.
9°" 10. Win. i'hliadolphlo~.luno n. so, 14.: -Mr.
is, it. so; Sept. 4. 6. 0. With Pituburg-
oi, 2-1, 23; July so. 11. it: our. to. it. 80.
Brooklyn (at homo)-'illt lootirn- tiay b. 6. 7,
0; June ii. 10. 11; iiwpt. ll, 12.18. With Hullab-
Ilay 7“. fit. 2:. ii: July 10. ll. 11!; Aug. 23, lid, fl
With Civlcogo~liay 15. 1|. 17. 10; July 7, 0.9:
flopt. I, l. 2. With Cleveland-May 29. 80. I). 81.
July 17. iii. 1!: Aug. 5. to. I). With New York-
Lprllall; May 1.2. 3; June 12. it. it: Kept. 4. 5.
ii. With PhllodolplniawApril 211. at. 211. 29: Aug
o, 7. ll; Dom. ii. to. id. With Pittalmrg «lay that,
to; July u. to. it; any. Cl. 2:. I
Maio (at home)—With Bootomduiy l, l. 5
Juuetl; our. 1.2. t: DOM”. no; Oct. 1. Win
Brooklyn—Juno Iii; July Lt. 1: July 94. ‘8. hi
0“. l. 0.4. With Chm-April 33. M. It. t9.
Aug. 18. 10.10; dethJ. 10. With Cleveland—
April 91. ts. t1. It: Juliet. 10.11: Sept. 0.11.6
With New York—Juno I), 11. Id. ti; July ti. ’1.
fl: ilopt. it. 15, {7. With Philadelphia—June m
I. 27. 19; July ts. Q. to; Sept. 10. 20. 21. With
Nahum—Juno it. a. 4; July 12. 13. H. 16: W
11. it. 13.
Chicagulat homey-Ji'ith Baotou—June 25.26.
27. 21; July It. 2:, 23; Kept. iii, a). 22. With
Brooklyn—Juno 20. 21. 28. 24; July as. 20, an.
Sept. 9. so; Oct. 1. With Male—lay 0. 10, 12,
18; Aug. 9. 11. it; ilept. to, it. 17. With Cleveland
winded. 3.4; June 16.17, 18.19: Aug. 8. 7.5. With
New York- July ‘1 t. 5:1uiy Ii; Aug. 1. 2. 4; Oct
1 8, 4. With Philadelphia-June no: July 1. 1. 3'
July ll. 5. 28; Sept. It, 5. 2?. With l‘lltnhttrg-
lay 5. o. 7. a: June 5. t, 7; 513.13.11.15.
Cleveland (at boom—With Baotou—dune”, 21.
33. 24: July 5!. 19. 8): Sept. M. to, 1:. Will
Brooklyn—June”. 20.87. £8; July 2|. 8. 23; Sept
no». 82. With Buffalo—lay 5. O, 7, (1sz h.
to hour. it. 14. 15. With Chicago—Aprilw; May
I. 2. I; Junoia. 18. 14; Sept. 11.12. 13. With New
York~June ao; July 1, 8, 3: July 21. 23, 21; Sept.
19. I); Out. 1. With Philadelphia—July O. o, 5. 31:
Aug. 1. 2.0; Oct. 1. t. t. with Pituburg»!ay 9.
10. ”.18; Aug. 0,11. 1:; Sept. 15.16. 17.
New York lot bonny—With Button—lay O. 10.
It. 18; June 1 3.4; Aug. 16. 18. 19. With Brook
iyn—Junc ll. 6. 1’; Aug. 12!. ii. 15; Sept. 15. id. 17,
18. With Bulfaio~lay 15. 16. 17. 111; July 7, l. 9;
Sept, 1. i. 3. With Chlcago-Mhy 2!). 21. 1'3. 23
Juiy10.ll. 12; Aug. ‘3. 29. all. “'ilh_Cievo-lunrl
—lny at, 16. 2?. 28: July 14. 13. 16; Aug '21, '22
28. With Philadelphia—April 2i. 2:, 21. :4; Jum
15. 19. 1h; Aug. 9. 1!. It. With l'lttnburg-‘Moy
a, an, 80. 8:: July 17. 18. iii; 311.13. '18, '5.
Philadelphia (til. isome)—Wlth Br»iun~Apdi
I): lay 1. 2. 8; June 5. 6, 1’: tiepl. 1.5, 111. 17.
With Brooklynvilny 9. 20, 12, 13; Jum- 3.3.4:
Aug. 16. 1“. ll With Bull’alo-May El. ‘5. :37, Lil:
July 17. iii. 19; Aug. 24. Q, a). With ('hlcazo‘
lay 29. an. 30. 31; July H. 1.5. 10; Aug. 21. 2!, 23.
With ('lcvoland~~l:ty I). 91. 2‘3. 28; Juiy10.,'1,
12; Aug. 2", 23, 2?. With New York-3iny 5. 6. 7.
ll; June ii. 10. 11; sent. 11. 12. 18. With Pitt»-
burg—Dfny 15. 16. 17. iii: July 7. 8. 9: Kept. l, i, 2.
Pittoburg (at home)—-\\'lth lttetmwdune 83:
July 1. z. :1: July co, m, 25; on. 2, t. I. With
Brooklyn~Juiy 4. 4. 5: July 81; Aug. 1. 2. l:
Sept. :20. 25. 27. With Ruthie—April it”; May 1.
I. 3; June 17, 1'1, 19; Aug ll, 7, '4 With Chicago-
April 11. 3!. St. St; Juno-9.10.11: hops. 4,5,0.
With Cleveland—April b. so. 98. iii; Aug. 10. id.
10; Sept. 8. 9. 10. With New York—June 5. 26.
t, E: July as, :0, a); Sept. 10. :0, 22 With
Philadelphia-Juno a). it, til. ’14: July 21. 22. :3;
Sept. 2'). 3k“: Oct. 1.
Y”.
Potter at Yale.
It" Hurts, March ill—Yale atudento
make public the following statements aflectr
ing one of their number: Wilfred Cinrk, oi
North Stanington, Conn, a law school acn-
lor, played o game of poker with John 5!.
Verbotl’. oi Inuioviile, Ky., ond lost, but
raised to question which it was-greed should
bereferred to The Police Gareth: for do-
ciolon. A bet of 8100 w_ao mode on the
point. later Clerk showed o letter pur-
porting to be from The Police Gazette soo-
taluing his view of the cane. Verhoif paid
the till) hot. but otlli inflated that be war
right. it woo then agreed to refer the mat
ter to The Clipper, and another titliwao bet.
Clerk in duo time produced adeciaion in his
favor. apparently from The Clipper. Ver-
Mpddthoteccud 81“). but woo ous-
plciouo, and wrote The Clinic and Guam
people. lie found that they had never
written to Clark. Verhofl occnocd Clark
J trlttary. and Clark returned the m
ondgavo acbock for the amount ho had
loot to Verboll. Shortly afterward, how—
ovor.bo atkrdtoaeetho check a moment.
andwheuit waohoudrd himbopnt it iuhit
pocket and diooppeared Rio action on dio-
gmd tho etudmh that they decided to
make the facta public.
Ioniallota Motto.
haw Your. larch 11-11:. Inflation of
thio city and vicitltycnlehatod tit-Sodom:
vietorivo in the recent German election by a
meetingotthohiopa‘ union hotnighgat
wNeh a K Bheviteh, Prom De
lingo Vogt, Poul Grotrowond othera
Motto-o were congratulating
the workiugnteaol the whole world on the
upload 0! Boeioliotie ideoo. and the triumph
of popular right- over .mtu'y tie-poth-
and capitalhtie oppredon.
no ‘l’ravolora' nah-oat.
Ham-roan. larch 12—11» Travolora’ hr
mampany’oofldalo mythatthodo
“cool the Colorado Mthatthocom—
pny own 1'. C. Hoary a Iarp auto of
woaoylh only one atop uncomplicated
litigation. and that tho factiothotfloary
oweothocotnpaya largo mwhichdooa
notlgnro in thh partlenlarcaoo.hatwill
hohkoaaotteoot in tho iinalaceonnting.
Theyoaytlatthoeourtohavoomtod Hoary
fromallpodtluoftrut.
nun rumors... the noon. '
holdanofthIUllonhlkbyavotedWl
Ioblbhove W to whdlptho‘alrl
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lirlrgi
FLT. Firm ”sir .. h...
Boneless Bacon. Smoked Boot,
andflams. We think they
them a. trial and then give us
your verdict.
w
sums. sum. aims;
250a a Ibo 250a at Ibo 250a a Ibo ‘
THEY COME i‘All AND NEAR F0“ 11'.
Till; VEBnlC'r—J‘lt lo holler than I have It on ll canto
a pound for.” ”I . ‘.
. (30M E AND SAMPLE_1T.
WE HAVE FOR THE LEN'I‘EN SEASON
l‘irklcd [Abel-r in gin-v . ~plendid Water Lilo Ctrddoh, Lo Bloa'er llmi . lxtlal “In.
t lutml. the 1" nine- Jnoryv'vnh Midi-co. ibc l‘hoicLKtOColn-oio him'tiainoo. 3.11:2 lawn-
gton flaring We are hadqunrioa for
Bridal Veil, Jones. Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diploma Flour.
Way down in price Be run! and to! nor fen More mime The loco for tho fo-ono
Boar (warn inc-ch Crating eroilcd by no.2, m W p
PRESERVES.
QINM‘I‘. Pin-or pro. Plum. Rummy. Peach u d Strawberry i! you wont arelioh try them. Week
yuu iLc her; llnr or
CANNED GOODS.
in thin cmlniry. Hm you tried the (V lrbi’llt‘d flew I Bonictt Pea 1mm”
harm, Pm, an», cnceomh. Lina Beam. k . to. lrop re,
Hill you can get llls Best Bulls at ills Lowest Possible Prices.
If you relish a First-class Coil'eo, you can get it here
We: are still selling the Northfieid Creamery Butter at 32c 3 lb.
be! every onecome that will to
Willis ii. SilMllilii’S.‘
33 Washington Street. South Not-Walk.
A Positive Sale !
l'ls 1.308818118101101 Sale
80018 All illiES
Ever allies-ed. Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
C. H. HARVEY,
North Slain Street. South Norwallo.
illElillllllli SALE.
o
As we intend to make extensive improvements in our store.
Icon. for the spring trade, and desiring to get to work at some at
the earliest possible moment, we will
Close Out All Kinds“ of Goods a,“ '
. Marvelously Low Prices.
Look at the Figures:
Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20, 250.
. oil at 60 o pair. .
Lodieo’ Fancy Hose. formerly at 25 and 35c, allot 15c o'p'air.
Lodieo’ Merino Underwear, formerly it 500. now 35c.
Genie’ goods will be closed out at equally low pricca
sass Fill. 'l'll solos sum
r
37:”: lot of Ladieo’ Ribbed Underreoto,
role, 15c. '
r " . ‘
Just received it
worthwc. dnrhig
o **
are the finest in the world. Givo/
mat... Mm . ~
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