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they en wen rmt‘e‘s at thl cartoon.
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hit days In lull-stints as to What Illa
Daniel“ ll! 5” Crisis Wallet ”I.
1mm, Dee. 6.»le following is all
that is ohainable in regard to the Clancy
comm When the llrst deputatiofi
waited upon him Mr. Gladstone suggested
that lb! Clancy resolution be modified.
Heubjeetedte any reference being made
to the dinosaur between Mr. Parnell and
Hire". He was willing todiscuae in»
two having a definite bearing on the sittw
, , tics apart from any retrospgction, but de-
" ' find ”reference, direct or indirect, to the
*m of Mr. Parnell's leadership. lie
‘ Wthedepntatfon ofthedecisionoi
m flavwnrt and Morley not to take
part In the conference, and suggested that
their names be omitted from the resoluv
51," lion. ltthesssnggestlons wereagrscdto
he was willingto enter further into the
subject.
he Olaaey Itesolutton Minded.
Thedelegates reported )lr. Gladstone’s
tothe meeting. Mr. Parnellprs—
All amicable discussion followed.
It. ohaltedsnond moved to rescind the
claneyresolntion. Mr. Sexton seconded
thematioo, and it was unanimously car-
ried. ltr. Redmond moved a resolution
authorizing Messrs. learny, Redmond,
Bealeyandilexfontomwestsconference
with Mr. Gladstone for the purpose of
representing the view of the irish party,
and requesting an intimation of the inten-
tions of Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues
in respect to certain details connected with
.thelandqneetion and the lrinh police in
the event of home rule being granud.
mm sounded the motion, and it
was carried with only two dissenting
votes—those of Messrs. Barry and Chance.
Awaiting aladstm's lteply. .
"l‘he meeting adjourned and the new
deputation immediately sought Mr. Glad:
stoneand imparted tohirn the purport of
the resolution. Mr. Gladstone convened
Hurley, Granville, Arnold M
othen responded. Soon afterward Mr.
Gladstone intimated that a second inter—
view with the Irish deputation was its
nursery, the resolution and the written
statement of the committee having put
W in full possession of the facts. The
home having risen at tio'cluck, the Par.
unites decided to postpone a further meet.
is; until today. At midnight no reply had
halt waived from Mr. Gladstone, but one
iaapastedlome time today.
It. Harrington has cabled )fr. Parnell
drill-[hiss to stand firm. and assuring
hi- that America is with him.
a Cordial Mmlm
Mr. Gladstoneatthe meeting with the
Irish W in no way pledged him",
sordid henselangnaga importing that he
was able himself to define the course that
“Liberal party would adopt in the pool.
ete- in which it was placed. Medial:
mavethelriab delegatesacordial re
fall-3pm»! of his colleagues. the die
the whole partition of the liberals,
purest political situation and m
of Parnell’s retention of
leadership on the [Abernl party.
Morley was present at the who
foresee, and when it was over he remained
ill Winn with Mr. Gladstone. flair
fig
“remain reluctut to give the par.
tireless of the interview. which they re.
m as strictly confidential.
ltlsdolhtful whether Mr. Parnell will
mthat )lr. filadatone’a reception of
thedeleptes without the of Mon
lay and Harcourt fulfills the conditions of
thearraagnnents for the meeting.
Italy and fiesta- MM
Messrs» Healy and Sexton, the anttl’ar-
sell-embers“ thedelegation, are antler
had with the result of the interview with
Hr. Gladstone. The liberal leader gave
Indefinite promise regarding the points
Med. but he said snfleient, in their
qtnios, to justify the myrrify of the
lrbhparty in considering his assurances
m. These assurances fully antic
1y the majority of the Nationalists that he
will-aheauauiue attempt todeal with
the mbnlary sad laud amount to
the fliafaetiol of the Irish people,
m ls slayer-t.
Chicano, lbe‘Jt-dlr. Wilden recently
received a eabiegrsrn from Alderman
loner, at The Cosh llerald, h which
Ilseywaaidhelwl nottheleastfearthat
lselaadwoals sustain tho action of the
In and asked Mr. (flirts. fora
[-ther expresaion of opinion as to the
m in Amulet. In reply fly,
m seat the following «imam;
Yesvtstsgrawuhmhessmmvsd Ihtavav W
alsat attest mfmthemwmotrm
Willy relying“ thew ma
dresser the with more. in ass
tows wssld'he with.
Issalsvvvdyavtleslsrlytosiatl arc-au-
. whsseeitlv
, W asthma at sea-
. lambs-7mm
The t he’suotalnatetlalersnder
Km n,ol New Jersey,” heeollector
of customs fortbs district of Bridgeton,
Francis WhelathWick Kennedy, John
ltlllcr and John Green. election m at
Jersey City. convicted 0! ballot box stun-
ing at the November elect n in 1”, were
unlenced to oightcen won its each in state
It. ..
An inquest into the cause of the death of
lawyer John Townsend was begun in In-
glewood, N. J.
dncci, the faster, lost one and a quarter
more pounds in weight Dec. 5. lie baa
alsolost half an inch in stature since he
began to starve himself.
Fireman Fiegcrs was killed and several
of hiacotnrades injured by a falling wall
at Plttabnrg. The buildings destroyed
were brick, seven stories high. and were
occupied by B. Maginu, crackers; B. 8 W.
Jenkinaon, wincoo; Crea, Graham It (30.,
stores and hardware, and L if. Harris 5:.
(30., wholesale drugglata. lose, mm).
lien Kroehl, whose arm, Kroehl & (10.,
have trolled the bristle trade of New
York for many years. died. aged 72 years.
at Aabury Park. S. J.. Dec. 5.
Counselor John M. Bowers made an in-
terotlng argument before the house cen-
sus committee at Washington in behalf of
Sew York city’s right to a new census
enumeration, Dec. 5.
The New llatupshirc legislature has ad-
journed without enacting any legislation.
The extra session cost the people about
“01.00.
A litriltc at Pittabtzrg.
Pl'rl'snlrlw. Dec o.——’l'he yard conductors
and bruketuen of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in this city. thirty—five in number,
have quit work and been paid off and dis
charged. The trouble was caused by the
company having three yard men arrested
for breaking into a yard clerk's office
Wednesday night to get warm, the onion
only having been recently painted. The
priumers appeared before a magistrate
yesterday, two of them being dismissed
and the other one being lined n small
amount. The arrest of an employs of the
Baltimore and Ohio is equivalent to a dis»
charge, and the other ynrtl men struck to
have their cornpauions reinstated. A
freight blockade has resulted, and the
railroad tracks for four miles are filled
with freight. The men art.- quiet and or-
derly. They will make an elfort to extend
the strike. .. ‘
’llla Deluge» Ballrmul Arbitration.
Paulie. Dec. il.-—'l‘lle belief that Portu-
guese officials lamented the Manica con—
flict in order to hamper the work of the
Deisgoa arbitrators was freely expressed
ataprivate meeting here, at which Mr.
Trabanomottnsclun behalf of thc Amer-
ican shareholilcrs in the bologna Buy rall-
road and the American ministers to Berna
and Lisbon were present. it was alleged
that in the event of a decision adverse to
Portugal, Seturctary Blaine would insist
upon payment of proper damages and the
Wtitlltlou of tile confiscated property. If
is ntatcd that the Portuguese government
agent here is trying to secure a loan on
any term-i to pay the January coupons
The chances of the Delagou shareholders
obtaining any. «mutilation. therefore,
seem to be not very brilliant.
(tun-la in a [tad Way.
Watts, Unt., Dec. fi,~’l'he Official Ga-
zette of the government today shows that
there its deficit of nearly ELM,“ in the
trestsnry for the five months ending Dec.
llnpurtatlons are steadily falling ofl.
fltl the revenue from mstoms duties shows
a shrinkage of or‘er £30,000 for November,
as compared with the corresponding month
of last year. A leading politician said to-
nuht that however much he regretted to
make it». flllllllwfilbfl. (Sounds, he believed,
was on the "'ng of a commercial crisis.
The export trade bll’IWO an enormous
shrinkage, more especially to the [Suited
States, who last year took til per cent. of
all Canada had In sell. The government
is exerting every means to secure new
markets, with littlg encouragement to
shippers as yet.
I'm I'll”! and Ilse Church.
New Ynnx, Dec. 0. —- At the regular
monthly meting of Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, last night, 0 letter was read
from Albert ll. Smith, just convicted of
forgery and sentenced to seventeen years’
llnpriaonnnut, expressing «nutrition for
his sin and resigning his membership in
the church. Dr. Abbott oflcretla resolu-
tion to retain 5mllh’n name on the rolls
"on the faith that no men more needs the
watch and care of a Christian church than
one who has fallen into sin, but has ain-
cerely repented and desires to return to
the way of righteousness." The resolution
was passed unanimously.
Will Pay llnllnr for llollar.
llt'lJJm, Minn. Der. o—Tbcschednlcof
tier Winfred lit-ll k iiyster bank has been
filed It sbmvt Wt», tl,l99.01’.9.i8; linbllr
ltlu, scrum ‘1’; surplus. $149.19}: The
showing tnadv is very favorable, and the
eflect on business here will be marked. A
feeling of renewed confidence exists. which
in increased by the very excellent showing
made by the suspended Bank of Commerce,
of finpsrior. Both banks will pay dev
poetic-rs dollar for dollar, and doubtless be
atom reorganized with largely increased
antral. .
”a Ila-lltwn’a [allot-tents lllstwlaeed.
Nfiw Yul“. Dec. ti. ~ The indictments
noel”! Hrs. llubert flay llatttllwtt have
born dismissed by .f wigs Martino, upon the
wand-tum; of the district attorney.
The indictments were for the larceny of
Minna Ruben flay llttutllloll and for
conspiracy in fainting the. famous bogus
bby (so called; upon Mr. Hamilton as his
child and thereby inducing him to marry
her. The ground for the tllnmlsmtl was
that no varieties could be had on account
of the death of Hr. Hamilton.
A. ”pensive hrs at Prostitutes.
Wmml. it. 1. Dec. ti~~l'ire last
night in the extensive retail dry goods
“an! limiter-ids (50 caused damage to
was theatuk of “A”. which is 'nlly covered
by lasers-cc. ll. W. Lou'd'a company.
author. had its stock damaged ”000 by
w and water.
A Me More.
I anus», Me. Dec. owl-lemon. A. R
Iowan». Capt. "tubes. of and for Dlghy
frea- ilaseltiand. welt ashore on Round 3
lat! iathegale‘l‘hnmlay and is a total
In Theorem was saved. 5
CM Apt-at lair-thatch.
0m. Deni ~TheCntholic
ioeweskoyesawashot weak salt and
watwwlllproveotntuch benefit. -
in electrically welding pro-
Wehwsthflthe metal is strength:
Matti: point of welding.
Someone has proposed that. one of the
new cruiser": battle ships shouldtccelve
thenmot Eric-cu.
A good preventive for the inroads 0! ants
in strip of carbohted petrolatuut. about
half an inch in width, drown about the
places frequented.
Cincinnati is a wire writer, and claims
to make among other things mill) bird
caps, 25;“) rut trap, 12),”) fly traps and
ammo sieves annually.
An Indianapolis sculptor has finished a
clay model for a bust of the Hoosier poet
Jamal Whltcomb Riley. The model will
be sent to Rome to be cast in bronze.
The value of the production of tho Calais
lace trade is 80,0004)!” francs yearly. Cau-
dry produces 13,000,011) francs worth of lace
yearly.
By electrolysis of n fluoride in a molten
state M. Mint-t extracts 21.5 grams of
aluminium for an expenditure of one
horse power per hour,
Some take their wrath up in their arms
and nurse it and cuddle it until it grows
to he no strong and lusty a thing that they
can no longer hold it or control it.
It is one. of the conditions of the luxury
of wearing n scarf pin, which the present
code imposcs upon the aspirant. that he
must first learn to tie his own scarf.
In Ansoniu, Conn, the other day three
Chinnmen entered a street car. and when
the conductor came for fun one of the Co-
lestials gave his head a turn and a jerk
and dropped three nickcls from his car
into the conductor's llnnd.
Not a few of the phrases in use at this
day originated with Lyly, and are found
in his "Euphues," A popular book pub
fished in 1530. Among them might be
mentioned "mught napping," “a crooked
stick or none." "brown study,” "catching
birds by pulling salt. on their tails," etc.
John Fisko, tin.» historian and college
professor. is well versed in languages.
When only 13, besides his Greek and Latin,
he: could Null fluently French, Spanish,
Portuguese, Italian and German, and had
made a beginning in Dutch, Danish, Swal'
’bh, AngloSaxon, Icelandic, Gothic, lic-
brmv, Cnoldco and Sanscril.
Escorted to Church by the Footw-
A week or more ago of n bright Sunday
morning. while the organ at St Thomas'
was peullng forth the volhntaryuml the
people had risen to t it responses, n
curious and most won erful tiling hnp-
penal. in the middle dis-1w, just a seal. or
two (mm the front, 15 ouelong pew simply
uphoblcmd in dark leather that has for a
your been quitt- empty, but which bears on
it n slim-r plum holding anamc well known
in Wall street. The pen-'0 owncr We all
know has made a pile of umney. He has
a family «insisting of It wife and two
daughters. who for the lzmt year ("two
haw: lived abroad. Often have we won-
dered if when they came back to America
would they gain an entrance to the upper
circles, and much speculation concerning
the pew and its holders has been indulged
in by inattentive worshipers.
Sunday before last curiosity was in one
way satisfied and again whetted anew, for.
as the services began, the double green in-
side doors of the church flew open, there
was n trend of feet and up the way came
first his lordship—the moat prosperous
mania the stn-ct-rriggcd out in london
clothes, a flower in his coat, and followed
by rumlnm, radiant in much rich silk of a
sober tone, and half homing on a gold
bended, tortoise shell stick. Behind but
came the daughters, typos of English maid-
emt, severely gownml. print and haughty;
but public astonishment stopped not there,
for in tin» lanttstcpstfl the tlnugittt-rs moved
with stately stride- a gigantic frmtman in
full rcg'lnwmals, his high now held well
up and n bag at Ixml‘u on one stout arm.
The family lilcd info the pew, settled
themselves. the footman unbcnt. opened
the silk crniimidered bag, doll-d out the
books and noisclcssly stepped back and
down In another empty pew, whom he
humbly said his prayers. Senior» over, he
collected his; books and charge», :nnrslmled
them out to the street and followml them
three him-k5. tr) Filth nvonno, watched the
cntirt‘, way by an amazed audit-urn of St.
Thomas' institution.— Now York Cur
Chicago ,Vt'i‘t‘fi
All Animal Flutter.
The: inhabitants; H! 51. Lurk- lutvv lately
discovered it must Sillgillllr plum. In a
tavern on tlmt Mum! tit-:w tlu- N'Il, an int
mcnsc imam uf brackish tvzttcr hm» coilcct
ctl. 'l’lw tum-rs :lrt: um trlcltr {Di f rystltl and
revml millions: of tum-<1 voluml within.
on tho bottom. inch of thew pebbles fur~
plain-3 .‘t rt-stlm; plum lul’ (rum two to five
of u [noel remitrkablu bfltfcltm of plantwn
plxmt much mum tlmtrly :tlllml tn the lllfl-
lllnl than it.) tho Vh'gk'mllll: kingdom. The
slulllovv waters nrnuml the edge. of the
pool look for all the world likv well lit-pt
beds of mrc llllll woutlrrfnl llowcrs; all
bright nrul shining in color, the nmjurlty
of them reminding one of the marigultl
family, only that the tint is much brighter.
'l‘how- M'nllllfl flown», on ilm approach
of the hand or a stick, rclirc, like it snail,
out (night. On cxnmlning them clmely,
the ltllllt‘ of the disk is imtml tn be pm—
t’ldetl with four brown fliuluuntuflmmr
bliug spider's log». whirl: mow around the
with n brisk, spontaneous motion.
Tiles? filament» huvt- plncllt'rn with which
toseiuv thr- fond upon which this queer
animal plum. ulllntlnlei, the food of the
ltrlll‘lgltrl’l'ntlln' being spawn of fish and
marine inserts lhruwtl into the pool by tho
action of the titles. ~St. Innis Republic.
The [humour of the Telnet-pa.
Dr. lieu-stint! J. Witnttwnthn eminent
New York gynecologist, is proparlng an
important paper for this French Academy
of Sciences. of which he l5 an honorary
member. The paper duals with the dis
crlvery of the lnimrscnpe. [in Wlmmcr
claims for Galileo the distinction of having
tliacovc lllm microscope us well as the
telem£§t The doctor has discovered n
book tiled in lflii). according tn which
Galileo had already directed his tube fitted
with lenses in the dissertation of small
nu objects. The philosopher himself
“shortly after this data thnt he had
heritable to Minerva through a lens the
movements of minute animals and their
’orgatts of some.
lualeucr writtan in iblt to a Signor
Tania, he says that he has with his micro-
scope “sseu and abanrvetl files as large as
sheepandltow their bodies were roveretl
with hairs and they had sharp claws." The
unusually assignal tn the discovery of
the microscope is tom. and the inn-mien is
initiated to one Cornelius Drcbbel. a
Mm. But according to Dr. Wim-
nlnrtlle date musthethrown back eleven
years. and the credit of the first cunatrnn
tionavnrvled to Galileonltew York 'l'elt»
gran.
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New York. New listen
and Hartford B. ll.
00”” 13. 1000.
”3.6138 L'AVE DOWHISORWhu A8 FOL.
0:!) in: «L. “it ex, 9:36 ac. lilzll ex. 11:31
luc. er I! 42:05 as. ltth each” or .250 at. to
suntan] express from stsmlotd. 3:35. 4:20 er.
5:07 to. to fits-nit rd, 5:” ex, bzw ac 6:” ex. 3:“
ac 7:5! or . 8:" ac . 10:13 se,. 1:0: ant. Ws-blng-
tun exxvtrr. burden—b: 6 ix , octtiexflzlhac
l’ I —6:ltac. 79:82.. Ont-lee.
Ian on usvsx a to 4:1an. close" 7:38
ec.. 8:00“ 0: tier. low ~c l‘l—iim era
um er . lflstlfh'ex ,4'.25I|C..5151¢,6”1fa
7 l5ea..' tier: , at: an .9:tl ac. ll 07M! ex. and
at: 12.25 I In. ex. snndsysa'l is so, in: an. a In ;
ezvlscupm
Pox AHMID. All—o it) at: . 010 21.. 10 t!-
:0. 9.1-1500" . l we: , 1.42am , m5 ex.. on
-tc.. limes. male noon.
l’oa rennet-tun. A I 4le ac. our. ex .
tom: l’ I - lazwet .lzt'znc .sz ex .83 ac .
1:0? (cropl Vanda) morning between New flaw
and sun-mil id) (fl
Pol Iloeros A." ~l.13 or (via shore line)
I' ll ~20» ex ma s‘pnngfl Id). 10‘; ex ms hul-
\ mnpcl
LEAVE NEW YORK,
Pun Scum NOHWALK. A ll-: 0f «1.60110.
lulu. swawum. 1100a 11mm. 12%
”not or 1’ 1—420: ac,100 .x 20:00.30:
x,aarex.40.'ex.tul-x.bbtvx 0010.701
st: sot-0.93000 erandacdfloomldn utex.
undue—tit)! calibre .50: ac., mount Light
iltllflSA'l‘thlt.‘ RAILROAD.
DANllUllY & NORWALI' DIVISION.
Corrected Cache! 21. 1890.
LEAVE rOUl'll NORWALK As FOLLOWS:
Yonllaxnunr. A I.—6t35,9:'8 [ti—12:13.
.10 5:" 0:00 10:23 bundaye—Dzztlstizffivm
You W Molt Porn a. at 4:56. (“2-5 10:13
P, or.— 10.4320. night. 10:30. enmity—9.01
a m, .:0Jp m.
LEAVE NORWALK,
Pun Daint'm' A M —tl:vll, 9%)
:10, 32-: first 10‘“:
TRIMMED HATS in the State.
tell.
Mahackemo
Hotel
Block
P. If ~12: '8.
‘llmls-e— 9306 'u .6 37 p m.
Fur. 'Ui'l'll \unwsut as» ' ".an Pris? A M.
_ 3‘: H l7 155 (it P n —12:t7. 51W) 6 01.000.947.
~unduyz~d 1) n. In , 6 m p in.
department proves our assertion.
must cxiensivelinc. aspccial lot at 49c, in a good quality
COVERED VELVET HATS in large variety.
Just Received a New Assortment of Laiies’ Kid Glues!
FBA’I‘IIERS, BIRDS,
Ribbons, Volvcls, etc. for Trimmings.
OALL AND EXAMINE.
H. «than
3 6533;18va
50*"
SOUTH. ‘BOBWALK. CONN.
MILLINERY .. STORE.
.__-_.._....m. .
agglzmggfggggyggxggmtfiw to our Increased Milliucry‘lniancss this fall, we are
t to make more mom for that department, hence the
following olier: All goods in our ladies’ and gents’ Under-
wear amd Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you easily surmise what great bargains you can find by
calling on us as early as possible to have first choice.
must go at any sacrifice; do not miss this opportunity.
In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
We have some choice bargains for all.
M” finest, choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line 01
Our largé‘ increase in this
In SHAPES we have a
We are showing the
PLII MI [-18, ETC.
Fur Capos of all Kinds.
South
Norwalk,
Conn
All
LE 1V 5 "Ah BU HY.
Fur, Snt'rn \‘tmwsu‘ A \f. >6 3"). 7 fill}. 905.
l’ ll. 1 .0 5 no Sands)» 505 n. m . 503
Main Line.
LEAVE libiDliEi‘t)hT.l
l’mt l’lTTT‘i‘llLD A hf 0’.“ 05, are ; mm sec ;
:IO :0, ml: ; I240 mix A. I —450 ix; till),
lltfullgh use , '7 if) 35nd359557 3‘) n. m” mszi.
:Gom only as fur is Great Harrington
uoceonly as for as New Milford
'n. if. :rrsvnssos Vice Pru't 1 (mm Ian's"?
i K. Lyon, Sn t.
w “nuan- n fun-ram Ar BtidlzelrW
‘ Tobi nu RELIABLE
Dali Hiram Freight Lina
5* 1m..—
South Morwaik
l‘vi
pill.
- 55 37.02“)
TH E l'lli)i’l§l.LliRS
CITY [IF NDRWALK & EAGLE
Will 's-avc her Zl. Bart River (Bahama Surely,
5ew has at 5 p m., saturdays m 2 p m.)
l-‘rriglu realm-d from 7 s m [1.3 p m
linurmng busti- imvv Norwtlk til .5
~un ll Summit: at (:4) p m
Freight nkvll from and lQFi‘NPtl for all Rin’r on
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
p m , sml
5W.B.HALL
(23 CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS El] 118 RI] .
Best, Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
Velvels and llandmmv Dress Goods in New England.
MARS AND HIM.
Our assortment of 80:11 Capes, Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
and Shblc Capes. Seal Jackets. Plush i‘npos and Jackets is as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
lYP :ll‘c largest dcalcrs in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Until-tweak Small Wares, Drers Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
28 Iain 8h, 80. Nofwslk.
Heats, Fish, fliSIBli,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, lie
of All Kinds in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
inns and Sin
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices I
’i‘ho llest Goods for:
lite lmasi l‘lom}
—-A'l'—'
ii. 3. BRUWN’S
25430? & Milli} STOKE,
Clark & ”Lane’s Block
A”... ":8.le STEP-5:7.
HARDWARE,
OILE.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,Tme,
Wire Netting, Walden Wale, Etc
069 w
W. I}. [lull] an],
nllfill.‘ ll 1LL BLOCK.
Bonnetlliwl‘llil' ‘ . 5,
Horse Buyers
We are constantly”. 1
33:3 "0° 0......“
8 to a ,
You will flndpthe wee
EST GOAOHBB‘B. the
transplant wanna
nns'r meanness!”
sans 1103838 in lair! '
field County.
Horse. can be suited
by this establishment
are WARRAItTED.
M. H. PARSONS .
111390311112 sun Fill.
YOU
WANT T011110 '1'
On or shout December ‘30, we shall display the
larger: and fluent assortment of
PM in: Maui
for the Holiday-y ever opened in this city.
1,800 lbs.
W5 am prepared to furnish Sunday fichools and
all who want u 0010mm v.riety of cnotcc goods.
REMEMBER!
F L O U R
It on thv upward 2:0. We still hold to the old
price of
$6.60 per Barrel, C. 0. I).
for any brand that you choose.
When bu 'lng Canned Goods, remember that tho
celebrated :w Drop ('suned Fruits and Vegetables
are the nest um cm be had. _
W-- sellthc llnest Creamery Butler in Prtnta at
32¢ per pound cbcawr than any store in the plea;
Fancy L‘rrsmc y Butter at 30¢. per pound; Good
Dairy Butler at 5c per pound.
Splt‘lldltl Bums at Hit: per pound.
The lint-5t quality of goods st xenonsbblo prices at
ilarlesiiavmou’s,
33 Washington Street.
LEA DING 030028,
Wall Pape rs,
l’inc-I and Largest .hsttrtmurt
In :ltls I-Ity.
rho lumbar) n n. Nr‘rwslk and Simpson ll macs
at {really m'nrcd mics.
(p n app! rulhr‘l inuzt’b'p lIP t‘m n! N mall:
and Edge al‘ h- firm but -p rt i luv 0' fr lun: ' . -
at )vtlrrt- ln fu-w \oria «V II.- h: M
‘U‘ [5.4 {rm-ms \' '5 tin! trun mg aw -.-r the
rrmplt-ymsuf iht'lltvfll-ill n i- :im: 5-x :m' u t of
.-l'.
GREAT: ulBGillNS.
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STEtEET.
UP STAIlb.
in]. Hiaeleri (10.,
PLUMBING,
Till flllll Slflfll llflll Will.
Hot Air Heating,
only $1.
70 IV orth
Children's who“! Slum.» at
and examine thest- goods, as it is n Measure in Show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
7.3 cents.
T113301 finals in 111i Least Milli
BOOTS Am} SHOES
AT THE 5T0!!!) "F
C. H- Harvey
Having lllt‘ largest stwk and u gtihtl :lssm‘llm-ut to make
selections from, We are ptopam-d in furnish everything from a
child's lit-cent Ship to at gt'nl's $5 lmnt.
allies in gents’. lzulivs‘ and vilildrt-n's shncs,
Button Boot at :53, formerly 53.
A number of speci-
A lzulics’ fine Kid
\lissvs' Gill)(l Suhoul Shoe,
l’lmtsu £021“
\lain 5t... “outfit Norwrslk.
Flau- lltn 0f Gills It! 2.? (Title II
tloultlt- Hill
911- the combination (-lmiramtl
sll‘ll ladder, only 32.00.
Artius’ Slate-rials.
Mounted on Stu-tellers.
Camus
I’ttl ulna, I'upt-r "angina and
t'nlclmlniug.
L.H. DECKER,
South N orwalk.
“. ._~ __..5 .. Mam .. H. ...__
E. DBKLYN 8: SUN,
Succulents i017. ll DuKl.Y'-.
51 Washington Street, South Norwaik
27 Main Street Norwalk.
And [04- Cream.
Stoves and Ranges.
Tit Bil Ennis
Snip stunts int all of tho
Bunion inmate (It’s Specialties
50 South Main Street,
Mill’l‘ll NORWAIJL - (7051‘.
30150 n. 5510510
Jobless“, \ntl Item“ Dm'er in all nun-5 of
Bill. All] W001]
Brick, Lime. cement.
will woolen .
Blue stone. mo. "’"
3 Mills Pl‘lfl .
._ oeo~
sums up this
GLOV Eng OLSEN’S
, SI’ECI A um ES 5
Our anah Knl la-iiw' 52.00 Shun» arc tho finest cvol oilvnid in South Namath
ladice' French Kid lilnd Bowed, lmdics' French turund and wells at prions that
A full line of ladtw'. Childn-n'a and lit-nu Shou- tlmt will pay all to examine.
tlrdcrs Promptly Attoudcd To.
0. DIELYN '10 W P lhfllLYN
WAGONS
New sud mthlllr-ll
Buggies, l’haetons. itsrriacos,
Canopies, Spindles, ctr.
Prices to Suit All.
(tall and See Them.
HENRY TllLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
more wetter Streetll
(Foot of Bank). - WWIPORT. GONE
I hi I! I ll ' . Plnnlthdllm" eat-mutton} Hts Inn.
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lunnfnln l-rsnklin, and o I 0v E R & O I S E N mag "Pm flafifl: '3”...
Wilkesnarrt- Cools. M (l l ill b d Rh 1‘ d ’ grab?“ mtfi'fim W'gluggg
- ‘x. acrsn ellnotm on rue. 0.. mm... ’10..
litll [or RUBBER Piltl “m‘muL”'..."' Mailing. 0...
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Yard [not of Wsshingtut. sand Mm ‘ ” ' ' ' ' Telephone.
m... 'l‘ ill-Will All 111 thallium iannnal .......
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H. R. Hale’s Cunningham.
Th" 13.2ng mm of Flavors just rvccivt‘tl:
Urunur ‘lu-m l', Lvmun Sitcxltcn, Urmgt.‘ Plum.
pit-u.» Km. sum, W5. Hm. t'oflu‘ and Ten. Bul—
llull :.t;ll ( l» x3013 0
ll. 3.. “All,
“1' 5 LI. STREET, NORWALK
S. E. BAKER.
79 Washinglun Sliiii, 30011.11an FURNITURE
Household Goods of All Kinds.
«o —-— -
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold 03
Commission.
. MW-
No. 2'3 NORTH MAIN STEET,
SUITE NORWALK.
02’! Jim
u t W. L. Douglas fillet-a urn
.AUHON warranted, llllll rvorv ”tr
flsl : .u'nnr null prlt't- Ilnfllbt‘ll ml limit-m
05.53 L' DOUGLAS
£33 SHOE atria-o"...-
"in" I‘m" flilil th'f'd “slanted ‘1'.“-
,: . 5‘ m-y -. ml running qttaflllmultlh M
- m v..-w.. hum limit I inclining-allot!!-
57m t-w.»7m.tauf chm ant wearers.
.rm Hrnnlm- llaml-av-wed. an .
BEST noans'rmttha “
and altogether ‘ m9
Parties .
wanting any klndof‘alg
HERE. All Horses sold
8-
Hill 80M
1,800 lbs. ,
v ~illllt7'rl'il'l‘59 tiff-watch" Skit.
1." . it
~ A i‘ttrnlllnfislwfifr If; I- All.“ dttI’IM .
. 3.511,; ttmuirgv-nv ‘31:: Ir’lfiwlhc st and , ,‘
ins-n a ..
$55.13 t'ntt' mfg": stun human, must-a _
for ml marl mun farmers. no.
)i’ mm“ m timers-'10. 19mm sad Leer.
‘ "’5 8: $2 SHOES
5.5 v . Hamill penchant“
' . ~ tour: int r’nema lulu
' 5 kit's-lurk a l
.45 l’l‘fllflm.!:§:ué rfl'flmgr
luau w'tueturr mlrslns ‘
l
.0. 51 Hr «mm
w. r.. Willows. lees“ m
John Schaub & 50%
WW arms-eu- ms. it!
Norwalk Chronicler