We from the
“Visiting Irish Envoys.
W 1111111011. ro an. imam
r153: r11. Dole‘atoa sum. m
M mum's Aid Ireland's flops
' at mm.- to Gone—O'Brien”
rev-e11 las 1:. meet to ounce mum.
bums. Due. ta-I‘he battle over the
m of William O'Brieu’s newspaper
wueoaflnrnfl yesterday. When Mr. Par
wwwmmporhadbamrscapt'
soils the anti-Parochial, he and 111.
mm the building, ejected his
”its and again took possession Mr.
M took an active part in the fracas
M andiorood one door open with a
. Mr. Parnell then left his edi
W” in charge alter instructing them
tt'Iatall persons with firmness and to
m from abuse. He then departed for
M when he was welcomed with great
m by an enormous crowd.
What O'Brien Says.
I" YORK. Dec. 12—11:. William
m reluctantly consented to being in-
tuvlowstl with regard to the seizure 01
no United Ireland oflice and its recapture
tho prooetllna night in his name. He said:
“lain most loath to speak on what is to
, “in any aspect, a heartbreaking sub-
'- < m but there are some misstatements in
-‘ thanuspapers which 1 most correct. It
’ fistatod that the edition which Mr. Par-
lollattotnptedto suppreas by force con-
,m bitter personal attacks upon him_
“I. I cannot believe that to be true, 1111.
‘ hsmyspeeiilc orders were disregarded
What! the controversy aroae l cabled the
following instructions to the manager,
lir. Donnelly:
Ills Instructions.
“1! party decides in favor oi Mr. Parnell hand
”WMMI. to any authorized agent
a! Ir. Parnell. lf party decides against his
leadership support our” views moderately, but
moononaly, avoiding all unkind language 0! Mr
Parnell personally, and permit nobody to inter
"l auhequentlz twice cabled tbefiicting
enjoining him to see
”nothing personally oflensive to Par-
loll should appear, and forbidding him to
no artoons in the controversy.
“It is stated that Mr. Parnell acted
in Virtue 0! his authority as the director of
ill ”pally who owned The United Ire-
land, and that he owns the greatest major-
ity o! the altar“. Both these statements
are unfounded. The shares which stand
nominally in his name are less than hall
theshare capital oi the company. Mr. Per-
llllll not, and has not been for nearly live
yoasspast, a director at the company. He
consul! to be so at his own desire about live
mm {or the express purpose of guard-
ing M from all pecuniary or criminal
responsibility for the paper. 'l'hnt rcspou»
llhllltyl myself have borne wholly througlr
out-ll these years. It is not true that any
. directoroi the companyaccompanied him,
» and it is not true that those who forcibly
took pomeasion of The United lrelnmi of-
les with him had ashadow of legal author-
ity for their proceedings.
., an. Ire-as or suns hymen.
“Alto the recapture which is reported
“has followed, X can only surmise that
one kind people at Dublin, who had not
lorgotten me in my absence and
who had notlorgotten the record of United
wand, allovml their natural feelings to
' outrun their lorbearance. i spent the best
years of my life in founding U nited lre'
land. For ten years it has, often almost
dado handed, borne the brunt of three
mtive coercion acts. Words cannot
whow monmtnl it is to me to think that
Mweatberinx so many years of contin-
UIII life and death struggles with‘Dnblin
“I the paper should in my absence,
“will. my hands are tied, experience
0 III allotment at the hands of the leader
[all lint worshiped But l am quite will-
lltl “(or to forget thin and all other per.
alt-ll considerations if by any possible
Wilde moans patriotic men on both
aldoacao over: yet succeed in staying the
W fatal strite in Dublin."
no llvoys’ Manifesto.
I" YORK, Dec l‘L-Tbe following inan-
ltmowasiasoed last evening by live at
fie Irish envoys now in this city;
Vb. we reached thh country nix weeks ago
with.“ was nothing to certain victory.
WM!!!” orntiutuun: and bitter struggle
I. ”don government was tallied at evr'ry
”at no policy in lreiaad, and dutcrmlumi by
and-tannin; blows at eke-tuna: in «vary
at Grunt Britain. it was confessed on
“Ma general election must bring a
”C It majority. It. Parnell in llll manifesto
“moths! danger except the danger of a
Miami 01 a general election being
too by. The dissolution oi parliament Cwld
“h list-rod hsyMtwo years. ll. would at
muse—um Inh- place before twelve months.
I In. Duo “in. Lacking,
“Mumyw secure the triumph
I'd I” at people had outed no longaad
fiat Mutable write-rs was that we
“ rats the granary lands to ymrve lbw
" M to“. from destruction and keep their
W. so as to force the mur-
,, flea
“Have the l election In
“Million of abject and twinned fail:
hwfleb thallium" at the trial: teaaatry
”Wit throughout tire years at incessant
:. WIN-hm. An evicted tenants‘ tone
7 “whldgsom the inierval was all tint
1, “W. Thelrtsh herein America were
My supplying 11 In less than two
”sun” hundrvd thousand dollars were
_ ”unaware to our appeals it was
“Mam earn would be subscribed
‘ to osmium-tut Wont-e mam
”the lrfli people to await the! general
it” We realism with countless
Woman-ants...
“hammmmrumnrm
‘m not at the peony-wt II' that
”which sis weeks ago they longed
mks-toolbar“ rieimn atr Parnell
, 'fluwfluuaatuu W 1- do— not»
1,. stir. Woodrow-«munch
fimtsMaa-royinenm: loathin-
hfl w,~llmmmtham .1.
“waistline. and swim crest
lathe last me of the 1-1
retain him wit“
mum the like people to
m to the only party from which
Mean M in rape:
”minimum on «wt» trial-
moved trim the scene or can
personal predilection
analmost into strain in eadeavoring to
ate our attachment to so unrivaledlrish
leader from our abaoluns and overwhelming con-
viction that toindulge our personal loyalty to
hiatooe transient longerwouidbe to lucur the
certain tour ot the general election and make our-
eerres responsible tor the appalling legacyot
disappointed hopes, which the inevitable tri-
umph ol coercion at the polls would entail upon
our whom row
The Envoys' Cruel PoaltIr-a.
Our ponitlon in this matter is a specially crud
one. We have had to endure all the anguish of
seeing all the fruits of weary years a! battle with
the enemies of lreland suddenly and fatally
partied in the very hour of victory byac .is
for which we are not in the smallest degree re
sponsible, and which our absence from Ireland
renders us perfectly helpless to control. Even if
every pirate and public utterance at our polit-
lcalliveshad not attested the sincerity of our
allegiawe to Mr. Parnell, his wildest partisan
will scarcely suspect in of admin: to overthrow
his hadernbip without some terrific cause. at a
moment when a few months more of united ac-
tion would have brought us to victory, and when
any prolonged convulsion n! the lriah race must
involve the certain loss of the tremendous inter-
ests we had nicked upon the general election.
The Real Issue l-Lvaded.
We may. therefore, perhaps claim, even amid
the fierce passion of the hour, a [1:11an attention
from our countrymen when we do the only thing
that is left in our power to do to did them in this
momentous dccismn-natnely. to impress upon
them our deep conviction that Dir Parnell‘ a de-
plorablein‘pumtiomr of mutiny on the part of
his colleagues and treachery on Mr. Gladstone a
part arr- alrsolutely baseless and unreal side
lettuce raised up for the purpose of diverting the
judgment of impulsive lrislimcn from the real
home. which eveg man of lrish lilood w1ll have
tbeduly of pro nucing upon within the next
few weeks under the must solemn obligations to
his conscience and his country. That issue is,
Whether it is humanly pliaslblfl to win the general
election under llr. l’arncli‘s inaderahipi and it
the loss 1)! the gene-ml election 121 the certain and
indisputable price of rr mining him. can llr
Parnell Millie if or any re. uual human being,
honestly face the future and point to any ray of
definite hope to mints: 1 our unhappy pimple in
{lief-cc or atriutnplmnt Tory majority and a
helploio and 111‘ ul- 11 Ireland with Sir. Gladstone
gone, his party inc-rm. ably estranged from the
irish leader and tin- uhulo Brilhih people anger-
ed by deplorable insults to their leaders and ren-
dered nupicmm of still more deplorable hints of
theinsincenty of all our professional 0! lriend‘
ship and forgiveness?
A Disastrons Election Certain.
9.1119 Eertalnty of a disastrom general election
Ir. Parnell ‘5 too clear sighted n statesman for;
one moment to dispute. The horrible curiae
quencea that 1111:»: «new: in lreluntl he mu only
pretend to Magma-o by vague- speculutiuun as to
future parliamentary analogy, all such speculaa
lions which lost: fight of the fact that Intrigues
of Engl'u’i'n party [mum-1.1m 111 Ill" huusr: of cum
mons are now ir-[ilnuv-d by lllc ulprr-mr- vote of
the British (tr-111v rcmcy. Who were seizing the full
truth of the lrish urn-«inn, whose hearts and in«
tellectswere triniulzlil doubt wan to {imprin-
cipla of lrish national government, and whom a
pentistence in Mr, l’urnvii‘a‘. present methods
would drive into suilcn distrust of (he uses to
which we “mud put nilll'lnill self government,
and a routed lielir‘l' that the [nail people were in
capable: of rxut'ciamg It. If this be a true stair--
men: 11! the prospect before us in case of llr.
Powell‘s continuance in his course—diamter at
the general eiectxun and blank hopelesenm after
lt—is it necrssary tn lustify by another word the
action which tho 1111111 my of the kid; represen-
mtivm have Mi themselves coerced to rainy at
the sacrifice of their own manifest desire and in
resistance of their own reunion ate pcnmnnl
promptiulrs.
A Diapaaainnnto Arraignment at Parnell.
in comparison with the awful issue at slake~
u,» (feeding or the Miserable subjugation of [re-
land (or the prose-n: generation—nine ls nond—
vantage: in dim-mm»: now the [10651qu blunder!
and. lllll‘lllltlrrhlllfl‘lilltf‘l 1111 both wiry; which may
be helped to bring us ['1 llllV 11113111111111. and calanlL
tons pass. We are not inclined hi dwell upon lir.
Powell's mgrvtmble tumult-1 upon tho honor of
colleague-s v.1.» swrn pruml to lll‘fll' lllr‘ [aunt of
acrvllity in :iwir unswwrving ildvhty to his ban-
ner 51111 In». nvr-vl w- uh‘is: upon lin- gross and
almost lucrrni-ble unntlimis 1m tum lwv-u dim-n to
adopt to 'sllppfl‘sn ill! «1 i: run in 1 .- of {in lrisli
party and 1-» d (y the “in (r! the major u or that
party in vxolnri 11 of the.- fundamental pledge of
that party‘s mm; and Hi awry principle of con-
stitutional freedom All tin-s» qucntium pale he.
tore mp, great 145.11:- u‘m :11 «wry non of the Irish
race is now mmmouml m detox-11.1112 under the
most sacred usmuntninliry in Me (in n conscience
and to our auciimt 12111:? With tiw lrmh p-ople
akin» the tlt‘lr’i’flllllllllflll 11:11:! rest. and :1 11141.19:
even greater than 11 tllld‘lnlll'h wrdicl would be a
verdict which would nut l».- prumpt and decisive
on one ride or the: other
They Will lion to the Sentence.
Having now «lischnrgml. to me lu~ul of our
power, the iinrnvinhiu duty ..( plowing tho luau»
bl'lnrre our vnuuirymeu m iln unnpln‘tty and 111
all ill umgmimlr. If ilw lrlall poop!» ilr-lilw-r tvly
makr- up the-1r 11.1111!» 10 wti‘iiiw- Hm general Joc-
[lam Ila-11111311 llr. HLulalum- (rum public life. 1'“-
pol llu' lll’iil‘ll ywople (rum um ~ltlr and face
another quarter of a mutiny u! parliamentary
paralysis and dreary attempt» at innurrl‘ctmn.
and lo du a‘i-tliia, olumtmn or 11 point of punctillu
an in the mum of a rr-lit‘vnu’ut. on which Mr
l'arru-ll lumwif bait r'imh‘nftml 1hr donlrnflility.
men we 11111 bow in n autumn-r 11inch will rvlvmr‘
m {mm pnzlllu’ial im-u ni' 1'r'att‘limx mun-um and
boils. if, on 1111- uthrr lmml, as we tlffll'fitly
pray [or ill“ nah of our long nullrrmg [people if
the ovrroiwiminx mm of thinking lrislrmcu
throughout the world mulrr- that they shall not
he pushed over thr- lrrlult of lltr any» whirl: to
an frarfully chm to thorn. tlm guest-m ordeal,
horrible tin-ugh it is. will have luv-en the mourns of
saving the reputation oi um' old Muir-r from a
fatal Main.
The lirltlslu People Won liver.
The lirillali [mane will hr- rlnally arul irrrvuca.
lily writ! in the. cat.» Hf l:1»i1 llv'mlflnl by Ibo
apretarir- n! how tempo-111M), wisely and firmly
the irish peoplr can unrriw the privilege ut sell
govflnmt oven in 1111 iiinatarrm nl' unpat‘nl
loin! national yu-rplrwy and anguish They
trill have rrmurrd the bent of all Millilfllll‘vm that
tlwy can ct-tollri-r ~11 llw t’llvli'wlluh‘ of rim-p and
settled gnml elil inward Ill-v lhmnh people and
gratitude In ”1'" great int-1w which we have
vmtuml tn tvtuie r in th" tmtur' Hf Irv-land ltml
Salisbury and Tim Tlrm- rmu pager and all the
watt blul train a 1 men in 1r n1 1 uh: 1» am "11:11:11:
in Mr Parnell 1 mm 4-; y mnh w‘ul have sup
hissed a «iieammmtirwm an numbing as their
overthrow at the l'arrta-Iimu.mim «n x... rn'rp
ly Americans of "Hi: 1414.4 u}, but Amen. .ms of
"or; origin and every Pros-(l. at [ ply-m“, r*-
We» "is! minim u: tlw [Hath Salmunlmi Mist by
mils-milling wlilt tor funds erl‘ lr- “wee-av; tn
hoop the: gallon! 11.111 whn were erupted in [M
land‘s basin. trout the venguam-e or landlord
”viii-ates and merrirmiat- in safety and rum
fort until the K'l’flil viv- ‘mn will svmml their
deliverance _
All: Ireland .‘hy lien, I fear.
Wva' the “mm min ml. cam in in
(ml 9}” lilab 1mm!" are gnu-Mud as to
the aslblfrwtnry nausw hf lli pfuviqnm by gm
oars: qt: :1. rm.hu~ pitcher». hr the tonal-taken
and umbnkllvifl independence of an Irish party
who are at, thin or m- m giving thev burnout usual
0' ”Norm 3- lhi" ”and hr swans-d fin.
warm lwrtwl maul lie-vole! fol «m- at a grant
loader arol by every mntrvr u f stat-smash” In
toilnsnf'hvmnr that rim-r dammit-n Mr (m-
MI! in mane the grout ' Inviting in new
afflsltleawm of mm;..ai» and dual tool.-
mm between lb! he” "will“: finally.
up ”new resumed from in "mi deadly
peril our ran- miy am am that are!“
wild the Wm «14‘ elevated (vim e.
lamb-left Minute host wholemwmafl
”a,“ unassuminrm lalbeheotohtritoand
mm Ir Par-en‘s m and Ill
ironed-q drop a use «or as
$53“
new “in“. New','llawn
and Hartford ll. ll.
0min: 10. use.
reams LYA‘VI 50%;“ IUBWALK AB 10!;-
Voa Iisou Al—thteseeptltoadas)
5:46 1.63101 or: Otto-ct: ass-1.7.8101. Bzflvx,
room as. 0:01“. 9:10.: 10:111. 1131.
lot: ex ea 4:4 as no...- emu. 2:53am
mar-lord express trout manivord 8:85. n.0ex
5:01 vc. to Marat. rd, 5:10“ . 550a: 6.89 ex. 0:“
7:5 or 9:11 ac. masculflum W's-hing
when: titties, mm
P lI-tzltue. 7:28». ”:28
Yoshswnavsa alt—1:1”: 6:0». 7:98
ae.. 8:50»: mm. 10:4! 6 l'l-Ym ..
”Mex. 1:43:17, limes. d:tli-c., a: he one.
715cm. 21.: 841m. 0:..slac novaoexané
we “Janina. nu ysw’lwac, 91!» am;
Izttlac.up.m
You mm. Lil->610 ac , 9 15 1-1., lo 32
ac. 1'. w —1:109ex.1 We: . 1 use, 1.5 exude!
F011 era: «Hill-ll a It 4:10 ac.. 9:16 es .
10.42111: l’ I ~11Mor.lt'2.c,7:15ra.8:l u: .
1:17: (except Von-ta; murulng between New lines
and 3. mien id) ea
ex. (via Shore line)
‘ so. 1107”. 1221a met.
Po a ileum 1.11 -—l.13ex >
" 1—120“: (via ripnngll. Id), 101’ ex (Via tint-
lord)
LIEVB NEW YORK.
Foo 801ml Roswau. A I-! 01 ex.601sc.
701w. coves. 9011-12. llOOrx. nor-e. 12m
1100 or P n~1201u.1oo.x liaise. 303
~x.8&ies 40m. 4014.50": ouex 701
enabler-Juan ex.sndae.12womtn ntex
-nndays-001.c.. 7am . 502 116., new 1" night.
HOVBATON it) RAILROAD.
“ANBURY & NOBWALK DIVISION.
(lot-rector! ifetohcr ‘21. 11190.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB FOLLDWA‘:
' one, v 11-1213
"on "mums. A 11—15%
':l" 5:116:16 10:% handily—9:26am“ 62'21) m .
Fox Wrens Pom-r 1. 91—1516. 9:27 10:13
P m.—— :10, 4:90, 6.2:,8:t.5, 10:80. liquidity-9:05
a 1:1,, .:0')p ru.
LEAVE NORWALK,
l-‘on Dasnuav A ill—6:41 911. P. hi- :3 5
:31. 5'12 633104? ~unel1- moans-n. 05“.. m
l?- u -onrn \onwsur‘ arm ‘ runs P118? A M.
—-”3':. 8171-03 1' "—123140‘.) 6.4, 1100 947
~undays—8 911.111 603p m
LE “'5‘. DANBURY,
PM: 501111 \‘nawaui A 1—6 3'i. 7:9‘1. 906
IN.
15m
PM 3.11500 tincdaye—8013n.m,505
Main Line.
LEAVE BlilDGEPOR'l',
Poa Pirrsnrnn A ll —’.' 05. no ; mm. are ',
:1010, n.1v:1~340 mix A Iii—4:0 1x; 610,
inning!) 11-3 , '7 45 {landfill—7 85 a. m.. meal.
:Gocs nly as far 15 Great Barrington
611911211 11- tar 11- New litiloru
min ll carnation Vine 9w
W V. Lvoa 8'11:
man- I: 1:... ;._ p.
(1.1.071 ‘1‘.
Fl-‘W‘.
(ll ll Alli lli‘LIABLF
Dill? Will Fl'flllli Lilli
“—40—.
South Norwalk
-~-. 1x11-»—
Norwalk, Ct.
THE PRUPr. Ll. ERS
CITY OF NURWALK 81 EAGLE
W11: care Pier 2:1, Ear: River tHn-kman Street},
Now hurl at 3 p 111.. “turdays 111251 in.)
Fr: 1111: rmwcvl from 7 a m. 1115p 111
lie-mums: from 10111:: horw‘ik :1’ 5 p (11.111111
Mini [1 Nnrwuikal Pl: 0 1n
Freight like-r1 from an” received for all wintr- «1'1
Ihc llannnrl a a Kuwait: and bot-pow Helm-Ill!
a1 grainy to mod 1am.
l‘p- u null mum. mygvme hr- l‘nv of ‘L mall;
and Hour um h».- 4111 (or tpd‘lui ima- u' hilt!
a» )Mur 111 Nrw \orkuv in» ~1r1v m
l!" «.1 prmmsn v' mm! true u-g any of tin-
wrmloycvrnf 1hr beaten! this 1111: rm 11cc :1 t .1:
{111- uurn- lhl’ih’l) 9171
F0 NITURE.
GREAT 31151611115.
DAVID STOW
:0. MAIN STk BET.
Ul' 51‘5le
Willi. 111111 101.,
PLUMBING,
Till all Sllfll [I‘ll] Willi,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
minim-1,1» for rm 11! lb:-
Biyumn inmate 81318111111111:
50 South Main Street,
a
”If?“ NOIWALIS, (70“.
ions a. manic
‘ ”Income and lint-ll [tester It; all kindest
COAL ,, All} W001]
Brick. Limo. Cement,
:ilua stoma. Etc.
imhinh. hsehawannn, hornet
llautttaln Franklin, and
il‘illteatuarre Coats.
11:11 fir RUBBER Plii‘i
Yard foot of Washingbm and Mar
dwell ctr/mt; “have! a”: at Htllwh
[mu m. “lat
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part 01 the W'OODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l diet for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per trout foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
Toieach purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost oi
the house on the amount 01
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
on L11w11dos avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water from.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
water.
or the Soleci your lot
:11. mm- :md get first choice,
311:1113 and full infurnmtinn at
TAYLOR 8; GOLDEN} or
.8“ \RTZ.‘
Hflllflll
GOODS.
011 Saturday, December (l,
we will allow :1 ii 1* line of
LIHAYBU 118
Ma». ———
01
Many new designs in Fancy
Goods, also in Royal Worcester,
l'nl’lhlluil, B01111 Ware, 511-,
1111111315111: 5111‘s,
'1‘: 111.111 SETS
1111111110 METERS
SJIAVINU 311‘s,
RAZURS,
FINE
31111101111111,
GOLD
I’ENS AN 11 FEM)! 1.8
W ATCll (DUI! W IN llllWS
We will try to have some-
thing to plume you.
«a» .. »
PLlISTBll’S
Drug Store."
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
(.1 no. .1 antiserum.
UNDERTAKER.
It limb Isis tinsel. M111 larval}
met-I “murmur-hearse
0
H KRIEGER’S
SOUTH NollWALK. C0158.
MILLINERY STORE.
Owing to our increased Millinery business this fall, we are
compelled to make more room for that department, hence the
following oller. All goods in 0111' 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 [is possible to have first choice. All
must go at any sacrifice; do not miss this opportunity.
In MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
We have some choice bargains for all. We are showing the
finest choicest and at the same time the cheapest line 01
TlllllMED HATS 1n the State. Our large increase in this
department proves our assertion. In SHAPES we have a
most extensive line, especial lot at 490, in a good quality
ielt. CQVERED VELVET HATS in large variety.
Just Received a New Assortment of Ladle: Kit Gloves!
PBA'I‘IIEIRS, BIRDS, PLUIBS. ETC.
Ribbons, Velvets, etc. for Trimmings. Fur Capes of all Kinds.
041.1:- AND nxAuINm.
M ahackemo South
Hotel a E Norwnlk,
Block I Conn.
W.B.HALL
do 00.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS BU DS RU
Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
Yelvcts and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
6|.“le AND l'llllS.
0111~ assortment of SealfiCapes,'Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
w. B. HALL & 00.
11118131611111 for the Least 110111
BOOTS AND SHOES
.‘l'l‘ THE STORE OF
C. H- Harvey
Having the lilrgvsi aim-k and :1 good assortment to make
solvciinns (rum, we are prepared to furnish everything from :1
child}. lll~i‘('lll shoe 10:1 {5”th $5 hunt.
aim-n in gi-iils’. ladies” and children's shuns. A ludics’ fine Kid
Buttonl Bout :11 $2, furnmrly $3. llissos' Good School Shoe,
onlyzfi ' i‘hilvln'n’u 51 inml Shoes at 75 tents Please flcall
and examine them- "nodes as it is a pleasure to show them.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St... South Norwnllr.
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BlfllS AND SIMS
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIPES:
Our l-lurah Kid ladieu’ 32.00 Shove arc the finest ever oilseed in South Norwalk
India! French Kid Hand flowed. ladice’ French turned and wells u prices that
wiliutooish you.
A full line of Ledioe’. Children'a and lion’s Bhoe- that will pay all to examine:
CLOVER ebLSENJ.
headers in the Boot 111111 Shoe Trade.
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets. Plush Capes and Jackets is as ‘
A number of a mci-
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Bennett & Busted,
28 lain 8t., 811. Norwalk.
Milli, Fill], UYSIBI‘S,
Fruits, Vegetables, P111111, 111
0! All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
ELBINNB'H'. K3 tantrum.
inns and 811111
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ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
The fleet Goods tor
the Least Money
1"
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H. S. 'BRUWN’S
300’? 61 SHOE STORE,
-'-—~ A
Clark a: Lane’s Bloch
4m. “All? STRFFT.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
Wire Netting, Wooden W111, E11
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W. [1. [11111111],
“lib“: II hLL BI 00“.
wally Papers,
Finest and Largest Assortment
in 2111:: city.
I‘lm- llm of Gills at 2: cent: 11
double.- roll
fire the combination chair-11ml
mop lmldcr, not: a") 00.
Arlhta’ Mate-rials.
illustrated on Stretcher-s.
l’alnilnc, Paper Ilungllig turd
('tslclmlninp.
L. H. DECKE R,
'19 Washington 811111,
South N orwalk.
(Yuma!
l}. BBKLYN 81 SM.
Dame :0 C. B. DIKLYN.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
Firm-Class Balers, Confeciinnirv
And Ice Cream.
llrdvrn Promptly Attended To.
i‘ DIIIYN. Ill! W I DIKLY‘N
WAGONS
New and sewed—hand
Buggies, Phantom, ‘arrlages,
Canopies, Spindles, ctr.
Price-a to Suit:
All.
(Jail and See Them.
WY TILLY.
Swan ll Bushnell,
non Watt: lotus.
(Mot ”kl. macaroni-.0011;
“MN“. Zttcudmcaltalm. M.mhm
this. “team .h‘ligéf
"amoral unharmed!!!
’Bmeu-mr mam“. weedi-
Ind-1M8“ atlas
«millennium ”miller“
flow Inst Prices.
1s
til-roving
an. .
We are constantly
“$335.51." 3””
3 PM
You will find the run
381‘ 0031081338. fill.
BEST BOADSTEBI. M
onupns'r wanna:
and altogether till.
3381‘ ASSORTMBIII' at
5‘5.” 53““ 5.5...“
a rusty a
wanting any kind of I
Borne, can be suited
HERE. All Borneo DOM
by this establishment ‘
are WARRANT”. ‘
M. II. PARSONS.
BBHUKSIDE S'I'flGK Fill
{15H
‘ , YOU
W111 T011111 1‘11:
On or about December 210,11: shall dllllllytlle
largest and finest assortment of
P111 Fresh [111111
for the Holidays, ever opened in thiscity.
l 800 lbs. 1,800 lbs.
We are prepared to furnish Sunday fichools and
all who want 11 enlendi 1 v riety oi choice goods.
REMEMBER!
F I... O U R
1-; on lhc upward go We still hold to the old
price of
$6.60 per Barrel, 0. 0. I).
for any brand that you choose.
When buying Canned Goods. remember thattho
celebrated Dow Drop Canned Fruit: and Vegetables
an: the be.” 11111 cm be had
We 5111 Int: i'mcet (reamery Butter in Prints at
.lc pa pnnnol cheater than any store in the planar-
chy Creme 51 Butler at 30:: per pound; 600d
Dairy Butter at 25c pcrponnd.
Splindid Home at llc perpo
The drum quality of goods at reasonabhle prices at
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33 Washington Street.
LEADING 030033,
HMSIIIIA
1 6101111111 11101101 51.
H. R. Hale’s Cfliflil‘ 1111181111.
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mini. Klutm
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and
hon 1.11110
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“(ALL STREET, NORWALK’
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SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
Household Goods of All Kinds.
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Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commlsslon.
... ”WW“...
No. 2‘! NORTH MAIN STEET,
80! 1'11 NORWALK.
Mum an
TAUTIONW W. rebut?- .-'a‘1-13 every pair
ten ltiw mum rm or u- stamped on bottom
oil tin
.33fl‘uasfi ... .2.
w. L.ouc01.ae
$3 SHOE GIN:L°‘.HII.
1m {“1" mm blood Walmunfll‘;
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John Schauli &
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Norwalk Chronicler