Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 15, 1890 · page 3

 
 

 

isslr rue root: GIRL uvrcusuzn,
.1 man That Ila Did lot Buy no:
[1 tho fiendish Cannibals. 0am flat
ullefllladorllahames of uu

f Illegal-an lice-a.

Loml, Nov. lbw-Mrs. Jameson writer

, thslpapers, requesting them to insert the
"g _fle letter from her hnsbaud,whs
dial a fortnight after it was written. and
wall therefore unable to take the furtheI
I_ step- bywhich he intended to clear llli
dupaeter'ofthe charge of instigatlng can.
nilhlhm. The letter, which is dated

”PM Paul, Aug.&,,18$ and is ad
to Chairman Macklnnon, of thl
a}: . relief committee, is as follows.
’ ‘ A Dead Man‘s Defense.
‘ ‘l Asyon will see by Maj. Barttelot’i
. Mk. Assad Farah. the dismissed Arabic
. MW, has written the moat false and
(up! statements about me after leaving
Yallnbuya camp. As an omcer of this ex-
'pelllition it is my bounden duty to you to
, eleltr my character from such statements.
1 will tell you now the simple narrative of
they whole matter, which, much as it
shocked Ina at the time, I little dreamed
mild be turned to such use against me.
Hy! whole time since my arrival here has
‘ bel take: up with the aflairs of the ex-
pel tion, and I have not had a moment tc
gel the necessary papers signed bythe wit
a of everything mentioned by Assad
are a Belgian officer, as i mean
E to do, and forward them to you.
The Facts of the Case
"The facts of the case are these: On my
return journey from Kssonga, the day af-
On our arrival at Ribs Ribs, the chief sent
-_ fol! me. On arriving at his house I win
nelised a very curious dance performed by
some Wacasu tribe slaves. He informed
ml; that these people, having had a nnm
helr of deaths among them, had gone away
into the bush for two months, where no our
hall sec: them, and returned today, bar
in]; finished their medicine meeting. Tip
pas Tih, who was at the house, said: ‘Thia
dance is generally followed by a lot of
papple being eaten,’ and he told me a lot oi
alumni stories. Iiaughed, saying, ‘Since
Illave been in the country I have heard
mltny such stories, but I do not believe
than! Another Arab present, who had
bath very kind to me on my way to Kas
ouga, told me another horrible story which
I told him flatly I did not believe could hap
‘. pelltin any country inthe world. He, laugh-
ing, said, ‘Give me a bit of cloth and see.
Ila Made No Sketches.
“‘1 only thought this was another of their
‘ plltna for getting something out of me,
and having some cloth of my own, as he
llld been kind to me, I sent my boy for a
fill-ll piece of six handkerchiefs, which l
gave him. Then followed the most horri-
bllt scene I ever witnessed in my life. Assad
Pl "en here cannot help lying. The
wl Ie thing happened so quickly that had
Ilrished Icould not have sketched it. I
III nothing with me to sketch with, they
all being in my house.
I ,- “ *0 love? Mod for Help.
.‘l “The girl never looked for help. She
3 aaluned to know what was her fate and
’ sou stirred hand or foot or head except
when she had to move to the place of ex-
ecution. ‘Iflow the girl was obtained I do
net know, but I will send you all particu—
Mra signed by the witnesses as promised
“James S. Jumox."
Assad Pam's Retraetion.
The following is the copy of Assad
Hm’n retraction of the statements made
3 filth. Belgian officers regarding the can
Iihal story, but he subsequently repeated
ittolir. Stanley under oath March 4,1890,

“lain:
"Sanrunsnzs, 1888

- "l, Assad Farah, lately interpreter with
tile Benin Pasha relief expedition, declare
mm solemnly that the story of Mr. Jame»
our: buying a girl has been altogether mis-
fit by the missionary at imtelc.

. story is entirely untrue. Such a

l charge against Mr. Jameson I declare to

M unfounded. The six handkerchief;

gluon by Mr. Jameson were a present, and

Mid no reference whatever to the occur-

llm with which through the above mis~

Wildcat-Indies they have been erroneously

alienated. \Vitneeaes:

“Assess FARA'S,
3? “P. I. )icDEInlm.
“w. Bnunerr Court's”

4 Hrs. Jamn’s Letter.

i In her letter accompanying the above

., Nils. Jameson says:

1 “DEAR Slit—wits the Emin relief commit:
tlls appear to consider the duty of publish-
itlg my :ste husband's refutation of the
gmcbrge made against him by Assad

(which charge, long ago withdrawn,
lit. Stanley has now thought fit to bring
upward) devolves upon me, I would ask
”it to insert in The Times the documents
annexed, consisting of a letter of my bus
hand to Sir William Macklnnou on Aug.

In. on far as it relates to this horrible

and Assad Faran’s retraction,
, d Sept. Elli, lm I will only addthat
, I poor husband died withins fortnight
1 a the date of his lstter,thsrafora he

I so opponunttyof taking further steps
b elnr his character, which he at the

* tl contemplated. Yours. faithfully.

.. "BTW". J ”main."

‘ Ward lays lsaalay la "Another.”

: Herbert Ward wrifea to The Times stat.
lhthat Stanley’s letters concerning his
I were tilted (lot. l2 and lfiand
N wasnoattempt made byhlmtoda
chive any one as to the time they were
can.

‘lAtaraastlng of the Balloon society it

determined to forward a letter of

y to if. lit. Stanley with regard to

i attacks now being made upon his
as a leader and a man.

 

 

 

 

 

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Dying by the bosons.

l, ,E We, 0., Nov. lot-Information has
"f I received by the state board of health
y I an leof t ever is rag-
. l at Uterine-trifle, have al—

1 been eighty-nine cases. of which
i dive were fatal. At present forty
1 arestrlekea. Business is snugly

. sad the an psoplewho make
1 » mun-merits! with far. The
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flashy at "trust's-la
WA, new isms: Itasryit.

delivered his lecture. "The ltsseae
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THIRTY ”Ill“ BMEEED.

W Advises Ibo-I the “one of the
Serpent Disaster.

Conduits, Nov. ii. -—The bodies of thirty
of the Serpent's crew have been recovered.
They are all badly mutilated by contact
with the rocks. The three survivors of the
Serpent state that the vessel sustained
several mishaps before she was wrecked.

Lord llamiltm's Denial.
bosons, Nov. 15.—Lord George Hamil
ton, head of the admiralty, has authorized
Admiral Hopkins. controller of the navy,
to flatly deny Admiral Elliot’s statement
that the Serpent was "a unique specimen
of the ‘shoddy built’ ship.”

The controller avers that the Sepent was
amply strong enough to bear the strain
of her engines. The navigator doubtless
lost his course, and the vessel was wrecked
before her officers were aware of herwhere-
abouts. Admiral Richards, whose nephew
was navigating lieutenant on the Serpent,
says inan interview that he believes the
vessel was damaged in Monday’ a storm and
was making for Cornnna, but got out of
her course on account of the Cape Villano
light being obscured He declares that
Admiral Elliot’s statement is absurd. Mr.
Burnaby, who designed the Serpent, says
in hit interview that "shoddy built" ships
at impossible in the British navy. The
vessels of the Serpent class are safe, but
uncomfortable for the crew. Mr. Burnaby
corroborates the controller’s statement
that the Serpent was not over—engined.

Mrs. Harrison Was There.

BALrIuonn, Nov. 15.—'l'ho scheme to
“$500,000 to guarantee the opening of
the Johns Hopkins Medical school to
women received a great impetus in this
city last night. Over an ladies repre
sentative of the highest intellectual and
charitable circles from all over the coun-
try, who are interested in the matter, met
attire Johns Hopkins hospital. The dif-
ferent committees have already raised
over $100,000 in Baltimore, Washington,
New York, Philadelphia and other cities,
and the indications are the balance of the
half million dollar fund will soon be sub-
scribed. Miss Mary Garrett, who is one
of the lending spirits in the women's
medical school fund, last evening gave a
reception that proved a great social event,
and at which the ladies interested in the
movement were present in large numbers.
Mrs. Harrison and a number of other no-
table ladies assisted Miss Garrett in re-
ceiving the l 500 guests.

Pinklsarfki’a Terrible flail.

Cfllcauo, Nov. 15.—Cosl Hoovers John
Piukharfki, Joseph Brant, Michael Egan
and Fred lnglas undertook to leave the
hold of the steumlmrge D. C. Whitney at
hubs by clinging to the hoisting chain
that led into the middle hatch. They were
carried high up above the deck before the
machinery could be stopped and remained
suspended in which until l’inkhurfki let
go of the chain and tumbled headlong
through the open hutch into the hold. in
falling his body curmmed against his three
companions, and one by one they were torn
from the chain and precipitated into the
hold,adrop of nearly thirty feet. l’ink-
harfki was instantly killed. Egan and
Inglas cannot recover and Brant is prob-
ably fatzIIly injured.

 

The S'soril Kidnaped lllm.

Cuteness, 0, Sov.15.—Sherilf Hilton,
of Morgan county, Ind., was arrested at
Granville, Darko county, charged with
kldnaping James McNeal, u convict, re-
leased from the Ohio prison yehterday and
wanted in Morgan county for a crime.
lIilton had a requisition for his prisoner,
but Governor Campbell directed it to the
sheriff of this county. Hilton finding that
he use no right to arrest )icNeal, contrived,
it is said, with the knowledge of Mayor
Bruck, to kidnap lit-Neal, and driving ton
suburban station took a train for Indiana.
McNeal’s lawyer says he will prosecute
Sheriff Hilton for kidnaping and Mayor
[truck for an accomplice.

Killnnpell at float-In

Booms, Nov. 15. ——A bold case of kidnap
lug occurred here yesterday, An no
known mun enticed llvyrurold Calmar W.
Byrant away from the yard of the Chil-
dren’s mission, ‘57 i-‘rwnout street. The
children of the institution say that for the
past three or four days the same than has
been standing around the gate, and sev-
eral times has asked the Bryant boy to no
company him on a walk or to go to some
certain place, but each time the boy has re»
fused. )irs. Ellen Bryant, the boy’s moth-
er, works in a restaurant on Hollis street.
She cannot think of any reason why her
boy should be sought for.

At Law Over the flags Horror.

Ilr'rraw, Nov. 17». w'l‘ho papers have
been served on Bright llros., proprietors
of the Gene-lee Uii works, of this city, in
a suit begun by the ifnlon Steamboat com-
pany to recover hilt,tl)l)«~ull,l)lil) for injury
to the propeller Tom in an explosion in
the port Of i'hlcago this season and mum
deumrruge. The claim is based on the
ground that the Brights shipped a qqur
lily of naphtha on the Tings under the
name of oil, and that it was improperly
labeled

To Reduce the Working Thur.

Amman. I’a., \‘ov law (.ommenctng
on Monday. the Reading Coal and Iron
company will reduce the working time of
the miners in their rolllerles one hours
daywthe men beginning work at7a. In.
and closing at ."I p. m. The reason for the
reduction in time is summed follefhat
the markets are too much flooded. and to
permit a rise in the price of coal. “the!
mining i mupanies will likely follow in the
nine hour movemc nt.

All luv” "Again In Wall “not.
New \n:.K, Nov l-l.-‘ I". ll. Tappen,
president of the llailutlu bank and chair‘
man of thei'leuriug house, airy- that all
the lambs are in good shape. and that
everything is in a satisfactory condition.
No more loan Imrtiilmles have been issued
and none have been asked for. and there
were no signs of any any bring nqutred
The “or; letter lfrrrisvw Must (lo.
New Yuma. Nov. 15~Pmtmaster Van
Catt has received a letter from Postmaster
General Wanamaker ordering the imma-
diets dismissal of the seven letter carriers
who were recently discovered by postoflloo
inspectors to be In league with "green
morals” mm and receiving salaries for do
liming mail matter to them.
”an Providence City Inlet.
Pompano. it I.. Nor. ta~7he lla-
pnblican city mart-allow nominated the
following ticket: For mayor. Charles 3.
Smith: city treasurer, major-ll Trim
overseer of the , flbaries ll. Thurber;
harbor tannin, William ii. Modding.

 

sen-Imus“
Baum
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alternation~ Road's ones? sear.
In none lot Describe the Nature of the

laneuiatiug Lymph.

method of its preparation. lie says:

beings do not date back six months.
“External tuberculosis, however, is def-

initely cured; and that terribly barbarous

scraping treatment is certainly obsolete.

I personally am convinced also that those
of my patients whose lungs have not Men
seriously injured and eaten away by the
devouring microbe will regain perfect
health. I am experimenting now upon a
preservative to be applied to the lungs of
those once attacked and cured. Should it
not prove efficacious on the reappearance
of the microbe the patient will have to go
As
soon as possible I will send some of the
inoculating fluid to Bellevue and Roose-
velt hospitals and to some of my old pupils

through the same treatment again.

inlt'ew York."
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.

Condensed Telegrams Gathered at Bar

dam from Various Places.

The report that Washington had made
application for admission into the Play
ers’ National league is authoritatively do.

nied.

Frederick Cogswell, a dealer in furniture
at Chicago, has assigned. Liabilities, $10,-

000; assets the same.
By a unanimous lots the Dutch parllav

meat approved the regency of Queen

Emma.

Chief Justice Doe has appointed Tues-
day, Dec. 16, Its the date for the opening of
the Sawtelle murder trial at Dover, N. H.

Thomas Porter. a well known commis—
sion merchant and member of the firm of
Porter Bros. 8: 00., of X0. 75 \Vorth street,
New York, is dead. lie was born at Wa-

terbury, Conn, about sixty years ago.

In Brooklyn a verdict was rendered for
87,5“) in favor of ex-Assemblyman Daniel
W'. Tallmadge against The New York
Mr. Tallmudge sued The World
for $50,000 for libel in calling himacor-

World.

rupt legislator.

Cincinnati Put Out.

New Yong. Nov. 15.-—At the meeting of
the National league yesterday the Cincin-
nati club was expelled and a new fran-
chise granted to John ’1'. Brush and a syn-
dicate of capitalists of Cincinnati. The
general impression from this motive seems
to be that the National league intends to
“squeeze" the present owners of the Cin-
cinnati club, who are l’lnycrs' league copi-
talists. But the National league delegates
say that such is far from being the truth,
and that an arrangement satisfactory to
the present owners will bcIuade. In all
probability Brush ct. al.,will buy the club
front its present owners, but whether they
Wlll pay MMJOU, the amount. which Stern
received for deserting the league by selling
his plavers, is a question, as the league
claims that the players belong to that body.

John Boyle O’Brilly' a Paper Sold.
_Bos‘l‘ox. Nov. fir—The Boston Pilot has
been purchased by Mr. Patrick Donahue,
editor of Donahue-'3 Magazine. who owned
the property a number of years ago, and
who lost It when he became financially
embarrassed and owed a large aggregate
of small savings made by depositors.
Owing to this complication Archbishop
Williams took hold of the property and
installed the late John Boyle U'Reilly.
under whose management the paper made

money rapidly and the depositors received
back the money tin-y had deposited. Now
llrilly is dead the archbishop
does not lflll't: to keep the paper, as the ob.
ject for which he tool; it has been attained.
The property is to be capitalized, and it is

that Mr.

statclltlml .\lr. Donahue will hold two‘

thirdsof the stock and dispose of the re

mainder to lrif'nds.

O'Sulllvau'a Confession a “Fake."
JULIET, Ills.

fessiou read to him.

nothing about the crime toconiess."

Three flan Were Killed.

 

lll'rr'AuI, Nov. iz'i.«w'l‘hreo itslisus were
killed and several other Italians seriously
injured in a collision between two gravel
trains last evening on the Delaware, hack-
awannu and Western railroad at East
The injured men were taksnto
the Emergency hospital and the dead bur:
rind off in ambulances to their homes. It
is impossible at present to obtain any

Buffalo.

DIM

Ila llarla 050.000 a Year.
Hr. Jamel-u, .\fn.,

Having! bank. at Savannah. M0,,

which he lost in smmlation.

Now York (iota the (lows-a Tuition.

Wasmsoros, Nov. l5.~~i~iuperintendent
Porter has mailed to the New York board
of alderman the enumeration tables of the

hitch of the Second ward of New
York city This information was requested

by the board of aldermen

'la loll the Patrols-Ina Farina-go.

 

Prrrsucm, Nov 1!» ~The Pillsbury pa-
trol-um exchange will be sold at auction
today. The mcmlsm of the csrhsngs will
occupy the building until April I, or until
aontecbeaper quarters can be secured for
business

 

A Wealthy (Johan's lair-Ma.

luminous. Nov. l5.~lnuls J. Canal-die,
awealthy Cuban. who came to this city
twenty-five years ago, mmutedsulclde
lie was smiccmfal
basineu man and leaves man to his

in Druid um park

heirs. W.
A In. Value Hear lam.

 

Lascsrrsu, Pa. flow. is «Item; l. Huh-

 
 

faetavyat
failed with liabilities of new and saints
at “M

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meanwhile.”
News! byhgaab

BERLIN, Nov, 15.——l’rofessor Koch's pre-
liminary paper causes some disappoint
mentto the non-medical world owing to
the absolute silence maintained on the nat-
ure of the inoculating lymph and till;
am well aware that the critics can say that
my method of curing lung tuberculosis
can't yet lay claim to be definite and posi-
tively reassuring against the recurrence of
thetronble, for my esperminants on human

bone A 0' mos. ‘
The first edition of Michael Duvitt's new
paper was 150, up copies, and the napalm!!!
fair to keep to that point.

The crane for collecting sometimes takes
very curious fonnu. An old New York
merchant but; a fancy for collecting truasla
of all kinds.

Pensions are paid by the government to
thewidows of three pruidcnts, eighteen
gtsierala, one colonel and two rear admi-

Among recent inventions is "floating

surrounded by a network of twine.

brighten n room, and for a family apart-
ment red, mostly in deep shades. is

penuah, le.

Stanley Palmer, a prisoner in the New

feted 510,000 by New York speculators.

time without deterioration.

refined elegance when worn.

photograph gallery.

her toilet.

a short shouldered, well made way exceed—

ingly fetching.

“Our first in heaven."

of the others? '

village watchmen.

rope," with a center consisting of a select
small round corks placed end to end, and

A judicious use of yellow does much to

indib

Castle lllel.) jail, has invented a toy pub
ale forwhlch ha insult! to have been of—

The high explosive carbonlte has recent-
ly given very satisfactory results, and it
has been proved that it is notable com~
pound that can be stored fora length of

The large flverlnch wide “once ores"
Aswts represent the premiership in the
neckwear field, and are truly the acme of

There is no prouder moment in a young
man’s life than when lie-first seen his pic.
ture exhibited in a show one outside of a

Roman ladies kept a special slave whose
duty it was to keep the mirror in good con~
dition, and present it to her mistress at

A few of the single breasted Prince Al—
berts are reappearing. A neat and formal
looking coat, it was difficult to cut, but in

On a tombstone in Philadelphia is the
record of a young wife with the line added
It is touching, but
it suggests the question what has Noome

The police force of India numbers in!!!
superior and subordinate officers and 126,-
CUO constables, not reckoning the 17,880
police of l'pper Burmah and half a million

town on the No

In America the manufacture of tire-
works has become ulmostniinc art. and
nodoubt the youth of our country could
find this sort of expression for their patri—
otic enthusiasm on the Fourth of July
without drawing on the products of for-

M. Crocq has argued strongly to the Bob
gian Academy of Medicine in favor of
' By it he arrests all macs of
pneumonia—from which 5t035 per cent.
of deaths mult by usual treatment—and
cures rheumatic fever.

The commuters from a certain suburban
w Jersey Central have dis-
covered that their daily trip to New York
need not be a burden unilas they make it
so. They have organized a club, keep their
own car and make the time spent in going
to and from busimvu the jolliest hour of

The tendency to lop the car varies much
In dillerent animals. Rabbits lop their
ears after a comparatively short period of
domestication, and with the exception of
dogs are ulnmst the only lop cared animals
in Europe and America, but in oriental.
countries all the domestic animals are
more or less lop eared,afact which sug‘
gests that they have been much longer un-
der domestication than their congeners in

The Spectra-Lantern.

Nov. l:..—-Deputy Warden
Merrill, of tho penitentiary, and Charles
Gross, who supervises nil interview» with
convicts, when shown the alleged confes-
sion of lccmau U'Sullivalu in a Chicago
newspaper detailing how llr, ifronin was
murdered, pronounced it a ”fake." O'Sul-
liven was sent for and his alleged con-
He looked amazed,
and exclaimed: “It is false from top w
bottom. i haven't anything to confess and
never confessed anything. if 1 hadl would
confess it. and not suffer life imprisonment.
l have always said I ought to have gone on
the stand. and say now that I will go on
the stand ti lgetanew trial; but I have
no confession to make, because I know

Nov. iii—Judge David
McLean, ex-pmideut of the Havatmah
was sen-
tenced to two years in the penitentiary for
defrauding his dormitory out of "in. (m,

in tlu- Danish marine.

mils.

well known lb'tlllln of the spectrum.

t‘lei‘.

When, then-fore,

cum-d Home Ullt‘riilul'.

lrn—lumvru lllllH fair to meet the quItm
New York ComIm-rciul Advertiser.

nilIat truly rural Hill! in all the slate.
lure the local justice of the peace.
client llitfllll to “Kill the crow.

“l nppeur for tlw prisoner."
“Who are yuu?" Mill-ll the justice.

member of the New York bur.
lion in this court.“

the little of New York," will the lawyer.

l

the jilllul'. “Now. all tlowu.'

plume tiw mumry Solon.

practice herv " ilnmklyn Eagle.

Watts and Warts.

on his thumb.
prick it and put a drop of nitric acid on it.

could do to have his thumb.
two hind: nf warts.

othevis a small, hard tumorous growth.
rumrishrsl by blood vessels.

fibers, which ancimr it In the spot.

veryllkelytocrestsa palm

 

“’ a

A novel and ingenious invention in opti-
cal it'll-gmphy is living used experimentally
'l‘hr apparatus is
llllt‘lllll'll to render practicable it method of
telegmpliiug din-ct by lighl in Morse sig~
it licwnlln for if» Ill-Lulu upon the
fuel that “'lllll‘ lIght. rousnstiug 0f the col-
ors of the rainbow, can be cut up by prisms
in a lantern Into these colors, forming the
By a
suitulrlrundcurl-fully arranged system of
scrotum and pricm» these luminous spec
trum bands can be given a certain form,
which may be made to correspond with
the lung and short (bushes Of the Home

the light from the
llghtlmnw lantern is ohm-nod from :I die
tum-r through It toll-scope fitted Willi a
prism llw light appears to consist of these
signals, and can la' so road by an experi—
A quick and cor
tulusysu-m of night communication be»
tween dim-rum wast-ls on the one hand
and between ship.» and the Nlllll‘t' on the
other has long: been lie-«led, and the uptic—

Imwyer- “’hul'an’t Practice in New Jersey.

There is n IIuslcst Iin’mklyu lawyer in
New Jersey who believe» in» has struck the
"I!
was retained to attend to u complaint in»
The
charge was assault, and the lawyer and his
When the
justice road the mmplulnt the lawyer staid:

The lawyer infuruml him that he. was a
"That may
br,”sIIlIl the judge, ”but you can't proc-

“l'm u rmnm‘ior of the supreme court of
”Thai dlmm't make any «Hill-retire." Hold

”Plums-w i show your honor that I am It
courmlnr of the supreme murt of the
l'nltml Stones," said the lawyer, trying to

"Numb-t mI-icll you,"saillthe judge,
"that you must. be u counselor at law from
the state of New Jersey before you can

Treatment of warts by a layman is mine-
timesa dangerous business. A friend of
mine not long nun was troubled by a wart
slime-ink advised him to

lie did or. and three doctors had all they
Is was what
may be called a “live wart." There, are
One lsslmply a thick-
ening of the skin in successive layers; the

if one of these “live wuria" is carefully
examined it will be found to he mnuected
with the skin by men s of small, white
A an-
perficial wart—~tlmt la. n [milieu of ludnrst
edskin, may he mud off without palm since
it is dead and hard skin; but a live wart.
though it may be hard on top. is quite
sensitive» its isles. Solved result may
follow the applicatiam of nitric acid tea
dead wart. but its use on the other kind it

and Sable Capes,
large as any New

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GREAT RUG SALE!

THIS WEEK, AT

SlflFIElll & Hllll’S

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WE SHALL OFFER

thghestzmRugs,75x36.at 8.47. Smyrna, 66x30, at 2.98; and
Wiltous. 63x28, at 2.98.
Moquettes, 75x27, at 3.69.
Smyrna, 76x36, at 4.49.
Velvcts, 72x30, at 3.65.

63x26, at 2.47; 52x25, at 1.69;
50x22, at 1.49; 40x19, at 1.29;
42x18, at 1.19; 40x18, at 89;
34x16, at 79: and 34x16, at 49.

Also in this week’s sale we shall oiier 6 pairs hose for 250

all wool hose for 256 per pair
fast color prints at 50 per yard

A large line of Clocks, Jackets, Capes, etc.
These goods will interest you.
old prices for a few days longer.
Stores open Mondays till 8.30, Saturdays till 10 o'clock.
N B—A new line of Plaid Goods opened to day at Scoficld lit

Carpets for the million at.

——-———-voo-———

Agenls for BUTTEBICK’S PATTERNS.

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SCOFIELD & HOYT

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

 

 

 

child's

allies in gents’.

only pl

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70 North

Indies” and children's shuns.
Button Boot, at $2,
Children's School Show; at
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.

The Best lands for Ila Least inlay
BOOTS AND SHOES

AT THE STORE 0?

C. H- Harvey

Having the lurgcst stock and at good assortment to make
swim-nuns from, we are prepared to furnish everythingr from u
lli-t'l‘lll. shoe to :1 gents

$5 hoot. A number ui‘ spec-L
A ludics’ fine Kill
Misscs’ Good School Shoe,

75 cents. Please call

formerly $3.

H. HARVEY,

Vlain St... South Norwrslh.

 

The Bill

will salons-h you.

 

mead
that” hustled frissd’s the up
w say at

A full line of ladle-f.

Slflll 8 Mill PlllflS.

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G LOVER & OLSEN’S

Sl’ ECI AI:'I‘IIES :

Our Burst» Kill Indies’ $8.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered in South Norwslh
Ladies‘ French Kid [land Bowed, Ladies' French turned and wells at prices that

Children's and Ian's Shoes that will pay all to marine.

CLOVER &. OLSEN,”

headers in the Boot and Sites Trade.

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Horse ”Buyers

We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all p case.
You will find the PIN-
ES’I‘ OOAOBZRS. the
BEST ROADSTERB. the

' mesons-r wonxnns

and altogether the
BEST asson'rarnn'r or
SAL}: 308828 in fair-
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment

' are WARRANTED.

M. I]. PARSONS.

BBSSKSIDE S'l‘lllll Fill.

fill if

HARDWARE,

OILS.

—-——Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, Tme,

We Netting, Woolen Wars, in;

— 400-

W. S. [llllfllll

MUSIC “ALL BLOCK.

Wall Papers,

Fines! and Largest Assortment
In this city.

I-‘lnc line of Gills at 25 cents a
double roll.

See the combination chair and
step ladder, only 82.00.

Artlsls’ Materials. Canvas
Mounted on Slrctcllers. .

Painting, Paper llanglng and
Calclmining.

L. H. DECKER,
79 Washington Sll‘flll,

South N orwalk.

PAINTS

1901' ] )e cor'ating,

BRONZES.
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S flflKLYS l Sill,

Such-note MP. is DaKIXN.
5| Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.

First-Class Balers, Confections

And Ice Cream.

Orders Promptly Attended To.
0 DIKLYIC no .-. “mm“

WAGONS

New and secondhand

Buggies, i’baetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

W [Dalian

Prices; to Suit All.

Call and so; Them.

RENEY TRILY.

Swan & Bushnell,

non Wat-a— Intact.
(Mel he», - summer 0031!

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Telephone.
flaw teen Prices.

 

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JEWELER

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Witch will I Wu
39 death Iain 8., - ”ft m

 

F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Nomi]:
Also Furnishing Undertaker.

Reside
Call, 17—4. you night.

 

Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.

Ola-es fitted to all complimad

 

Bennett & Husied,

28 lain Sh, So. Norwslk.

MflllS,,FlSll, SYSISI‘S,

Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, it

or All Kinds In Their mean.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII

Ii. 1. FINEST? ES! I. 8. sum.

 

has and lines

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Lowest Prices 1

The Best Goods for

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poor & sues swan.
Clark a; Lane’s Block:
mm STREET.

d‘l'

seduce u. unseat),

No. 3 Berserly street. mono-e.

pound beam ound from pruaiptionev evpiare of
old lease. its ton guaranteed. No Mill
toning eyes.

ALL GRADES

the Least lousy

H. S. BRSWN’S

 

\t. 1.. Douglas shoe- an
unnamed , and every pair

IAUTION

In Lian now and prime stamped on Iron..- .‘a,

 

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2.33 SHOE “Wired."-

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4» ." J) in union "stud-owned. an elegant
till NI do“ a tan“ w'lIh-II lummends
til i In sluts-arr r t.
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to." "up" all r 1
33.50 I’oli noun a it?" bemhllym
. lure. ruminant. armors. etc.
~ In; vll' lnl'unmm unthmsaailaec.

7; '2 3. $2 SHOES will.

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A fine calf Bloc
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John Schauh & Son“,

 

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