‘, 25 dozen,’cost to buy
’ sale at once at 6c each.
‘ 'ofthe lot 230.
W
Pll’lillS.
Spring Styles.
fl“ mththetoweot
3h“
"at 25 chilling Boll.
rmrmm.nisomme
< ‘ ‘mm'nno.
DECKER’S
”and Wall Paper Store,
Wlm‘lhm
in large varieties, lprge quantities to be see
‘25 dozen of Ladies’ Silk Mitts,
100. pair; also 1 solid case containing 30 dozen of Ladics' Swiss
Ribbed Vests,considered cheap at 250 each, will place them on
gill
Ill-i
l l
, a‘ d What Is The Meaning of success a
‘ ' " w gs have crewded ourtstore day after day, day utter day,
‘, t, honorable goods at prices from 25 to 50 per cent. low
anxious to buy goods of us, and for what ?
er than those ol any imaginable competition.
OUR SPECIALTIES THIS \VEEK
' md‘ to give the public an idea of the actual cost at
_ e of these goods will quote the following.
86.00 per dozen.
.25! .. 5.50 ..
25 tl ct .t 4'50 55
25 u u .t 4.25 n
25 ll it u 3.75 it
25 .. .. .. 3.50 ..
in all the desirable coloringa. at
APRONS.
50 dozen Ladies’ White Aprons just received. consisting
of 25 different styles, worth at least, 35 to 50c
Your choice
DOMESTICS.
_ At your own price, cost not stood for a moment
,illow other people to humbug you, but come to us where we
' will sell you the original standard brands of domestics at wl at
they cost to buy in 100 bale lots.
Apron Ginghams, the very best Lancaster and Glendale. _ '
none better to be prdduced either from New York or 305101,” pleased at all limes to show and give sumplcs.
L Oil Cloths in all widths and at every imaginable price. Shades mad
.« purpose alone. Estimates given in all classes of work in that line.
llnlt Ill lllllll'l lllllll' Plilll'll.
Don’t
BRAIIILATEII W
"TllBAGllll
AND SULPHUR.
The lost comma Yorfiliur Known for
Lawn. Garden, Plants Shrubs, Vines, etc.
uwummw without foreign and:
mMWuytb-olnthomn. mmflw
taken ”Woman a not
(and them- Ihem Icarus-amend"-
wmubw m-
Mmcolorun
twm’mrmoffimu "-“lm
I. ll. SIlllllEVAIl. ”will?“
that mmwmmm.
.lllKLlll t llll,
Macao-urn.
51 Wash' 8 South Nomalk
2? tin swamp
llamas Balers, Matinee
And Ice Cream.
drier: Promptly Attended To.
0. n-nrn. it. W. I. ”In“.
Plllllll'llllli
REMEMBER
cancer
W.H.MEEKER& 00.
n at our place only. - Our prices this We
manufacturers’ prices.
M. i s. SMITH’S,
, NSURANGE BUILDING,
l Hosiery Department.
150 doz. Hose just purchased and placed on our countersl
Ill specially for 25c, are about one-third actual cost as an av-
} lll
l Nashua ll
t'onlincmnl C at.
l Unbleached Muslin .lt
A good4
11
Because we
ck will be strictly at wlmlt'fiulc and
SOUTH N ORWALK.
. Unbleached Muslin.
Fruit ofthe Loom " lent hed Muslin,
Newport,
lboom, 8.}6 }'-l
at 9&0.
gain
Lonsdale,
Dwight A: chor.
Thu-c goods cannot be beat.
Lousdale (‘ambricy
50 pieces 4 4 Percale rhirting just received this week, the
.same that our competitors are advertising tor ”to, us :1 gm II
521-, )(l,
7c yd.
it: 3d.
the yd,
91c yd
81c yd
8.50 yd
7c yd.
10c yd.
We have also received and m" sell at half what they cm, ll 0 have 4.50 Just received one last. ol the Hr} lhml Dre 8
Ginghams in the fittest varieties ol styles, that we are selling
Never have we united any mow for than, and which
our cc inpctitols urv laying down at ll; as their grvalt‘rt bar-
3 DRESS GOODS.
34 pieces of Challics at this present tune n-mnining on our
counter. the remainder of 75 pieces, with h “ere received the
early part of the two-k. and whichare s-Illing very first at it-
per yard. shall cominnc at the same price as l-ng as thcy last.
' Also in this department We hnvc a minplrto- liw ol' colon-d.
and Black 36 inch Cnslnncrrs at l5c pv-r 7‘3“!
"ur general line ot Dress limitls In at the pra ecu: lime large
and we guarantee everything sold it: the department to bcpre ‘
cisely as represe ted
c and hung by competent hands trlnpluyrl for that
llllll lll' llalu lslanl llll Wlllll.
Wllllll llllll lllllll Silllll
livery Afternoon for the
Way down in Price
__ __ "900- ___......
Which we reduce in price to
Ots. 22
I
For lb.
FOR
A SPECIALTY,
Blatant Silllllllllll'llll in lllll lartet
We are marching to the front with our FINE GRAINEI),
DELICA’I‘E, SWEET, ELGIN, CREAMERY
BUTTER.
22
LBS.
cm.
Per lb.
.00
Come for trial
Jones’ SUPERLATIVE FLOUR
And all goods and Great Bargains for CASH, at
33 Washjggton Strict.
All!) 110'!th llEA’l‘Elbt.
F. H. NKSI-l &§RO. ‘
PLUIIIIING. STEAK AND GAS FITTING. NBA!
Illtll‘allll cilia, Willi hauls, fills, lull at 'l’ll Wan
Rowopancdforthom trade. Prtounrylow.
'rm and. Sheet Iron Ware.
mummy. Pleat-glances".
Maw-“I'm“ Mum
.7 i i E ‘
a. i”
. To EXEWTW, ADMINISA
" tumultuous.
." i
int-iv
Census of 1890.
ismvmwrso rus numerous.
“my I. Depo- leu Do.- Anew-rs
and but Adrian—Inn Humorou- lul-
arm. h the We” In to Physio-l
Willa-«0». Hunt-onto: strict-loo.
New Yoiut, June 5!.me army of 1M
census enunierntorn,cquipped with neat
portfolloa and land pencils, bright and
early yesterday morning begun their task
of m‘tflllnlng the name, age. nationality,
phyairlnl and financial condition of ovary
man. woman and child in this city. Sn-
pcrvlmr tThnrln ll. Murray was at his
dock in the ccnnun office. 1:15 Eighth stunt.
In.“ baton uo'clock. There were amm-
plncrs mm- flllcd from the mcrve list.
[lunar-morn Whn lucked 00".
The ”innit-rotors whom-shed to be excused
Illegal dislike of their dietitian and fear of
{mmnml violence as red-mus for giving up
tlmlr Work. The new of men of the
numerator» Were not accepted, and they
will be pmcedcd against. The eighth, n
vi-irmn, was lncapuclulted for the work by
the mulching of an old wound And he was
ertcuml. ’l'hc cnumcrators are liable to be
('htll’grll with mlndcrnennor, punishable by
a line not exceeding tax), if after tr
ruins the task they neglect or abandon
A census taking expert climbed the front
stmip of Chauncey 3f. llepew’n home, at
No. 45 West Fifty-fourth street,ot7 o'clock
in the morning.
blank, marked “Schedule No. l, Popula-
tion and Social Sanitation," to the young
man who nnawrred his ring, and then disv
appeared. ‘
"The census man get after me quite
early." said Mr. Depew to a reporter after-
wnrd. “I haul census for breakfast. I
took it with my egg and coffee. Perhaps I
took it with a grain of unit, too. The
young man who owned the important look-
ing document left it at the door and ran
away. He said: ‘l’ll call around again
when the family isn't. hotne.’ Then he
disappeared He had nothing to fear. I
don't think anybody would hurt a census
enumcrutor. lleissimplydoinghisdnty. I
haven’t filled out my blank yet. Let me see.
Thirty Days a Soldier.
" 'Whether a soldier. sailor or marina
during the civil wurtl'nitcd 5mm or (fon-
fvdcntc), or widow of smell p-rson?‘ “'2“,
l was thirty days in the army.
MWhether white. black. mulatto, quad-
roon, ectormn, Chinese, Japanese or In-
dian?” i should any pun: AngloSnon,
with a M rung dash of Celtic." Mr. Dech
wisely refrained from bothering about the
question mt to who wasthe head of his fum-
In Black Goods of which no llttl' c m“!- 1‘”W°*”5‘"°““P'“'3’-
specialty, we carry a large and varied Much”. WhiCll we arc
, “ ‘Motherof how many children?’ None."
l “ ‘Profuision, trade or occupation?’ That
rather gets me. I'm a lawyer, railroad man,
trustee and lilon't. know how many other
minim. Ought I write it all down and bore
the government officials ?"
" ‘Montbs unemployed duringtbcccmns
year?’ Why don't. they pay minutes»? I
could answer that." t
" ‘Ablc to speak English!" I wonder how
many of on really do speak English I
should my, maybe cm.- in a thousand. Do
i? I guess we'll let that ntand awhile and
think About it .
.‘fv. Dcpew "Don't Klurw."
" 'ththcr hollering from ncute or
chronic tliwtlfl'. with name uf disease and
lcngtli of time. nt‘llictxtl‘” il'ulf “'cllJvM
should u mun any to lhnt. What. would
they think of a bad attack of presidency on
the brain. cl." I)» _\.ull know what propor-
:, ~n "va may Emu chm-hi.- rim-zines? That
a, .v-rmu Will do mini: uni-m if it's planted.
i will u friend whose family doctor had been
h‘lrlctiux his diet for year: and making
him reunlutc his lifcaons to postponedenth
from Bright's. disease of the kidncyn.
"He had everything to live for—«dunn-
lnz wife. fortune, friend-i, was a man of
cultivatul troll-s. One dny be consulted a
sgnminlist. who told him muscle-minutely all
about his ullmzm The man immeditnely
put his brute in such shape that it could
tr- wettlcd in a few hours. resigned from Ill
luv. clulnt. made his will nnd set down and
Ill .lml. At the end of six months he run
limit. if the doctor had left him in inner»
:mce of his. t‘llflllllltlfl it is not emf-Yams
tn nnppooe he: might be alive new. The
gll‘lt'nlfllt'lll had licttcr be careful. I think
that I shall tun-WIT the question, ‘I don't
know.‘ "
Ila In "San: Enough.”
" 'Whethcr defectch in mind. sight,
hearing or Ipa‘l't‘ll. or whether crippled,
maimed or deformed, with name of defect.’
“but a twanurc I would have been to the
mrcln-rlnr alullrllltf! if he luv! mllcd while
I was \vmring my glues leg! My mind? To
oblige the autistic» new I called today on
an alieuiut of great fame and asked him
whether I was defective in mind.
"He ammim-d rm- carefully for mine time
Nil then said in n caution» way: 'Wcll,
you're sane enough on an overlap number
of lupin-l. That is commonly known no |
condition of sanity} lbelicrc the expert
think all men more or ice» insane and
that while we may be sane enough to go
wound and attend to halluci- evcry any,
still we no not without ‘dcfmlvc‘ minds."
“‘If the home you live in isownad by
head or number of family,» the homo
me from short” henmbrnncct’ Will
A man will cheerfully neltnowlcdoa that
hehun'utmthlanoacfliut a not!”
on his bruise-never.
"How would 1 advice [tropic toanawn
time important (locational Well, that’-
bnnl. ’t‘ltcym all statutory. l mppoaa
col-um voted for them In a contlding way
without nailing questions. Anyone who
"fours tunmwrr than may-mlnd you,l
nay map—be punished by line. Poutbly
be mlghunaaudurt his money back. but
than the courts are generally on the data
0! (be Mum .
"thin't youthlnk," concluded It. Do-
, "that a men might truthfully Ill.-
5'... “I don't know’ lethal-auteur That
would he safe. and. I imagine, “My
lathe luqnlaitorn" '
its Ilium We. Idol...
hank bug-a, who had been
arrvra on hand, and eight enumentor’a In '1
lie handed a census Pu
i
I): ............. I I t 0
Ella Ill“: l’hllhdelphln. In; Woolly-J
PHI-dolphin. I;
U.
00
‘0
.0
mo. 0
W: ............. l I
no its: Buffalo, 6. Pitt-hing. Ill.
Marl; I'lllnllufl,3~ Batteries: Baldwins-d
lack. ”not and Carroll. Attendance, 1,354.
“tramw- -
Chicago .............. 0 0 t! 2 2 2 O 0 Or?
........... 0 2 t) I 3 0 0 D I~5
Ila-labile: uric-30,7; Cleveland. In. Errors:
W. 4; Cleveland. l Bum: Baldwin
and Farrell. thirty and Butclllc. Attendant.
. Mammal Ito-goo.
At flew York’—
ol'k ........... 0 0 0 O
Bll'ioklyu ,.. .....l 0 0 .
Ina-9c hits: new Tort. u; Brookfyl.
llew York. rt. Brwklyn. 2. agrarian: We
find Bin'kln-nymutl-evn and Clarke. Allend-
lllflull‘l'l~
ll!
12
Al Philadelphia —
Philadelphia. .x: o 2 one o l t 0-!
Dodo-WW...» a r .3 2 o o O 3-“
Ill-thin: Phllmlelp it;Boaton.21.-lrmm
Phil-dolphin, 5; [bx-sloth Mutt: VH8!
Smith-ml (361123”. Namath-MW Ab
tend-nee. new.
Al varllntl~
Cincinnati .......... n o t he I o o a—s
(Jordan! ............ 0 0 (l O O 0 0 I. 1—!
Base tau: Cincinnati, I; Clevallntl. 3'. ll-
lorn: Cincinnati. 2; Cleveland. l. mu:
Rhino and Harrington, Benin and film
Attendance, 1.x“
At l'ittsburg -
“but: ............. t! 0 ll I O O O D 0—!
Chm: ....... ....083|80002ol‘
Base hum: P-iubnrgJ; Chicano, H. Broil:
Pillsbury; l2: t‘hicago. 2. Ballerina: Hm
and Kittrulge. Lemon and larger. Aluminum
U5.
Atfnnllc Ansoclallon.
At llartfortlo Ihnfurd 2', New Haven. 3.
Base nus: Illullul’d.6: Sew novel, 6. Errors:
Hartford, 2; New Invert. 1 Batteries: sum
and “Mgr-man. Turner and flnlfnrd.
A: Worcester—Worcester. 2; Baltimore, 0.
Melitta: lv'lrtmltuf, 6; Baltimore. 9. Marks:
Bunu and Hutu-am. German and Townsend.
UNCLE SAM’S MONEY BAGS.
from l’nneiit Indication.- “3 Will Live
a “cloth longer.
“'Arilllxtnus, June3.——'l'he monthly pub
lic debt state-merit shows a cit-creme in the
debt amounting to {withheld during the
mouth of May, and for eleven months of
the current focal year 167,757.? 2.1 The total
debt, lens mull! in the treasury on June l,
was though-ante. The not wish or surplus
in the trcawwy on the 1st inst. Was Salim,-
‘Nl. ngnimt Shifting! a month ago.
National bank ilrlunitories hold tum,-
llks of government funds, or about $1104“)
less than a month ago. The gold fund
balance has increased about momma dur
ing the pant month. and today amounts to
Sitilfiuxirl. and the uilv’r fund balance-—
exclusive of six million trade dollar bullion
—has increuzml a little more than one
million, and new amounts to 818322.725.
The fund of standard silver dollars keeps
steadily increasing, and the treasury holds
macaw: of this coin.
Government meipus during the month
from all sources aggregated $533,331.“!
receipts for the eleven moths of the cur-
rent rune year. ending May 81; aggregated
Filllfilkfll“. The meipts for the present
mouth will prulnablyt’rmth ”5.111),“, and
thus smell the government receipts for the
current fistml year very close to MIAMI“),
or flaunt“) mom than Secretary Winn
dom'n estimate made early last. full. 0n
the other hand eanditurvs during the
eleven months but passed aggregated
moraine. or about mmmn more than
for the corresponding eleven mammal the
past decal year. Pension paymentseofnr
this year have amounted to “(5,3732% or
[any $13,000)!» more than during the cur—
mponding (‘It'i'cll months of the previous
year.
Coinage at the mints during May aggre-
gated in nine 3,056,901, or flu") in gold
coin, nth $2.91);le in standard silver dob
Ian and the remainder in minor coin.
Agni-at It. [You of Tobacco.
Britain. Juncfi.~—lu the United Presby-
terian assembly the memorial from the
preshytery of central Illinois asking that
a stand be taken by the general as—
sembly, was reported favorably by the
committee. Much discussion followed. all
against tobacco. The report was finally
referred back to the committee with in'
ntmctlona to consolidate the report so that
it would be even more sweeping than u
first and include all mem bers of the church,
but especially ntudenta and elders, who
should set an example to laymen. It will
undoubtedly be utopted.
Judg- Lylch 1- lefl.
lIAT'I‘fEsflf‘lw. Min... June 8.——A negro
named George Slcveml attempted-n out-
rage on a widow, Mrs. Dram-n, a few
miles north of this place on Friday night.
He was cpptured. and after comparing
trucks made with his boota andfludlng
them to be the name astrncka near the
widow’s house be confused. Two nun
started to Augusta to put the brute In gall,
and-bout eight or nine miles from than
thirty or forty men overtook them and
took the negro by force and banged him to
tree about fifty yards from the mad.
Wu l- llllor and locally.
AhIAlKY, June a—cmm Hill and
Speaker lluated have appointed Franklin
Barrett. 0! New York, and fault
of 8pm.» members of the
constitution! cornmlulon in the place-of
lion. Warner Miller and ex-Govm
lloadly.rvslgnal. Mr. Miller, by reason
of business engagements, and Mr. Hoadly,
beam of prides-hm! «lotion,me
pulled to realign their number-hip. Juan
[info-uh will probably be selected as
chairman of the commission.
more“ W.
lu’s Lupine. N. J., June 1—11-
atrmng lull-as. who placed my.
on tho trick It Folsom and thin-toned
carton trouble owing to thalrnothatn‘
paldhythecontrnctorforworhdongm
yesterday idofl thornllmdeommm
WMAIKJInat-JMP.
“mum-nmlnmcom,
naturals Walla-day lint. m
was will mad man
unlit county. Kahuna-uno-
unaall. mmwmm.
, building. --
"my“,
Itio‘clock In tho-turning. Thelma»
Ildnotlsnow that anybodywa-lndnnw
:ntilaomettmc after thawhcdtho
Incite. Thomdtkoinjnmdanu
follows
Hrs. Mary flan... horned about handout!
Inna; little non of Hay House. had"
burned: Bchlottman, smothered;
George Schtottrnanjt.’ years, badly burned;
Annie Bcblottman, his wife, hurnad about
the head, neck. uhouldm and arms, prob
ably fatally; Harry ttchlottman, 9 years;
Walter Scblnttman, 4 years.
When the firemen entered and found the
faintly of Gauge Schloltman struggling in
the amoke and denies in the two front
rooms .Schlottman was frightfnlly burned
and was lying belpleuly on the floor. His
wife and two children were aluo burned.
Ind his father, nearly 70 yearn old,had
been umothcred to death In his bed.
Charles Home, who «tripled the rent
apartments with hit-i wife and chlld,hnd
just left to go to work,a.ml his wife and
little son were twilight in the llamas. Mn.
linens, who could haw: m’ilpffl, but her
little boy wno so frightened that he ran
under the bed, and in the frantic mother’s
crl’ortn to sure her child nhe was danger-
ously burned. The child was found in an
unconscious condition.
Scorge Schlottman is not expected to
live. The recovery of his; two children In
ulno doubtful, though Mrs, Sebfottmnn
may pull through.
George Hydc,rhe least-c, has tm or-
rented on suspicion of having fired the
Harvard In love So sly-apathy wlth
Act. of "lull-ll...
litmus, Junea-An edon is beingmade
to edncc the disfigurntions made on Satur-
day by Harvard students on the college
buildings and the John Harvard statue. It
is found that the paint itself ismilyrc-
moved, but to oblilerutc the stain of the
oil is a much harder job. It will doubtless
he necumry to scrape the dual» OK the
statue and then rebronze it. ltissaid that
this can be done without actions injury to
the figure. it will depend on how doeptha
oil is sunken into the granite palatal
whether the injury can be repaired. The
same is true of the disfignmtion of the
Memorial hall steps and Appleton chapel.
A large force is hard at work on the vari»
0113 building» mm; to make things phr-
scalable.
Gen. Bridge, the donor of the John Hat'—
vnrd statue, Visited the college yesterday
toseehow much «tonnage had been done
his g’fl.
Atn large met-(In; of students last night
resolutions were alloptcii denouncing the
recent acts. of l’lm'lgfllnfu and declaring that
they were the work of but (me or two men,
and should not be (:imrgul by public opin—
ion upon the students ikl a body. It was
resolved to raise money among the stu-
debta to repair the damage so far he pussi—
ble and to employ detectives to ferret. out
the guilty parties and bring them to jus-
tice. ’
Last of the 01d Brooklyn Theatre.
Bureaus", .lnne 3.—~The last' perform
ance in Ill? Brooklyn theatre was given
last night. The theatre is to be torn down
and a building erected on the site for The
Eagle. There was a crmrded and fashion—
ablenudience, including hundreds of the
prominent peoplo: of the city. The per—
formance included the scene in the "Two
Orphnm,” which war.- being played when
the fire broke out in the theatre on the
December night in we, when 300 persons
perished. .‘tfts-r the performance I'nited
States Ill-mic: Attorney Wilbur delivered
annddreao, recounting the notable events
in the theatre’s history, and Ilene ('oghlan
recited a poem written for the occasion.
Encouraging (”my Pram
Winnie-1o. Man. June 3,-lteporu re-
ceived from fifteen grain centers in Maui—
toba and the Western territories all give
very encouraging news of the condition of
crops. Many farmers assert that even if
they should have no further rain what
cannot suffer from drought, as the plants
have taken good root and are in a healthy.
flourishing unite. It is call I that
than are and!” urea—an increase if over
a) percent. over last yeah-in whc alone
in Manitoba. The Western territories also
allow a large increase in acreage.
Importers Will Protest.
le Yong, June 3,-Ahout an import,
are met yesterday and completed W
manta for n trip to Washington to mount
before the senate finance emnmittce against
certain features of the proposed mm leg-
illation. A mlution of thanks to Sen;
tor ll'wock for arranging the hearing was
adopted. Each delegate will take with
him a. sample of thegwds in which he in
lntcrentcd and concerning which be In to
make an argument. They left thin after—
noon. and the hearing takes place to—
marrow.
no llloctlo- In noon. tat-am
l’luivimzxw. June :l.~The results of the
little won elections ynterdny flltDW much
betting. and the presence of the independ—
ent voter everywhere. in some cases fnnton
tickets were Med. In other: candidat—
lnckcd only one or two vote-of an election.
In North Smithtleld than wan no choice of
council and the old body holds over. In
Burrlllville tum Republicans and four
Denoun- were choncu. In North Provt
dance the council in Republican. InJohnar
tan a fusion ticket we: elected.
In Mull" t,- Dvlut Nun-ca.
Bummer, 33mm, June n-Then la a
talc prospect that Mayor Dongle-and the
board of alderman will be summoned to
appear before the supreme court for refur
integral Italian-M theatath clan-v.3
demanded bytha public Mum There
are twenty registered pharmacists doll.
histamine, and theralsno place when
llquon can be had for medicinal or»
chanted purposes.
scent, wine on Ivy Ila-o.
J m " ""43" ”im“mw£&
4c in-
mat b, Ira
lnuul [tilt] at ‘Ilur
‘mrmmm ‘
%““a"’rn%fi are
I" ’ ulnar-u. '
c. no .0 A!
Cut: lclfcfu (lo... Pas-lo, l. J.
new A?
mutated? Drug Store.
the time of the old wny. and
no tron
IoBoillntlolathlnlllfl-al
m1"lir’.¥£’lh".2’£3’a‘h of
flu- to
SUFFERING ALLAYED.
town! mum or laws. In... an:
‘1 had raised the not ”mutant-ol- up
they. (or yearn. murpn‘yddmnavnad
up" looth Inuit.
” Dumb on Dirt ”
moon aaoa .
K
one: cord relieve are out trial noun”-
nmznv. I look but one bottlcald no allev-
the
"1‘ W. 380”. I
a
A IllESSIIB to mill!
farms of the Wash 151
one away with.
“I “I l nwnneriiws, con.
w I.
n.
. D . Providence, 8 1.. .
how-c used HUI!” "It!!! in .yux
for sixteen yearn and cheerfully W ”
cm. L. Pilfbura. mum W
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This to testimony from 2% physician and
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HUNT’S REMEDY?
c. I. Cum,” Amblewtork.
IllllS'l'lillSl
From Black Rock. dcllveml every Baked-yuan-
in.
list, lluleujlllaiis, Salt Fill
Spinach. Radial}; Asparagus
From Gum's Yams every morning.
Pure Tomato catsup, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPILY.
HUNT ll ZELIJFF
Tle Paula’s Store
36 Main Street, Norwalk,
Is the Place
'l'onnkelow moo all linden!
FURNITURE!
UAE{’~CA)A cu ES
Sod Wilhrru'. rem-t were: Oh, there
Parlor and Chamber Suits
now CHEAP:
In he. everything 10m 15 per cent. lower than
beh I: 15 b
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HORSES
Bruin, Cllllllll, Carriages,
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flaring rrmovcd lay at!” ”very Stock to the
Nor-walk Pair Grounds
Invader
20 HORSES
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Bottle and little Hanna
Offlllnlgdlowprfcn
Call and see atop. 3'“ get prime
8. “y. (i i:EGOI‘Y.
myth!
llilllt t Bimini.
FINE
New Butler
220 a lb.
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If you don’t but, we may be
able to toll you the
reason why.
Norwalk Chronicler