" two Mummies swme
Elmer Sim-key and Henry Popp
Pay the Penalty.
QUICK WIIRK BONE A’l' (IOIJFMBCS.
Both ”on War- flanged on One Bcaflold
Within Twenty-five hammer—Sharla,
Wu Blrunglcd to Death. but Yopp Died
Without a Struggle.
COLUHBIJS, 0., Dec. lh~l€lmer Simrkey
and Henry Papp were executed by hung.
in: in tho annex of the Ohio wenitcntiary
shortly alter midnight. Sharkey was the
first to go. and contrary to expectation he
did not. weaken. He steppcd'on the aeafl’uld
”12:05 and sixteen minutes later was pro-
nounced dead. ills neck was not broken
and , death resulted from strangulation.
Be made no confession nor statement from
the gallows, simply saying, “I will answer
to God for what I have done, and forgive
all.”
l’opp’u Neck Broken.
Eight minutes after Sharkey was pro-
nounced dead his body had been removed
and the centroid prepared for Popp, who
stepped out from the death cell at 12:.29
In less than one minute his arms and legs
had been picioued. the black cap and rope
adjusted and the lever pulled which
launched him into eternity. His neck was
, broken by the fall and he died without a
struggle.
sharkcy's Horrible Deed.
While Sharkcy’s mother was lying in
bed, in January. 1889, he beat her on the
head with a mnui until she was (lead.
Later in the night he appeared at a neigh-
bor’s house in an apparently dazed condi-
tion and stated that burglars had attacked
the house and. he feared, had killed his
mother. An examination of the house
showed that several windows had been
broken in, as though by burglars. The
bloody maul was found on the porch,
covered with brains and gray hair from
the murdered woman‘s head. Many other
circumstances seemed to point to Sharkey
himself as the murderer, and he was ur—
rested. Pending the coroner’s inquest he
confessed having committed the crime.
but declared afterward that this confes-
sion had been extorted from him through
fear. A plea of epileptic insuuity was
urged in.his behalf, but he was convicted
before the courts of two diti'ereutcouutlos,
and the supreme court of the state. the
state board of pardons and the governor
have all passed adversely upon his cnse.
He was 2.3 years old at thetime of his
crime. His motive, it was nllcuml, was a
fear that his mother would disinherit him
if he should many a young lady with
whom he was engaged.
Henry Popp'a Crime.
Henry i’opp killed II saloon keeper at
Canton, 0. lie harl becnussistingin some
work about the saloon. in return for which
the saloon keeper gave him sufficient
liquor to make him drunk. He then be—
came noisy and was ejected. Returning
aftera short time be was again put out.
He then came back and fatallystahbed the
saloon keeper. At the trial his guilt was
admitted, but the pit-a of intoxication and
extenuating circuumnuces urged against
the infliction of the death penalty.
lam Smith’s Eighth Respite.
COLEMBL'S, 0., Dec. 19,—Lateycsterduy
afternoon Governor Campbell respited
Issac Smith, who was to have been hanged
in the penitentiary last night. This is the
eighth time Smith has been respitcd. The
evidence which convicted him wasentirely
circumstantial, and there in grave doubt of
his guilt.
PROVIDENCE’S BlG FAILURE.
Owen Bros. Assign, with Liabilities E9-
} unrated II. a Million Dollurn.
W,“ PROVIDENCE, R. 1., Dec. lil.—-—Owon Bram,
ntaof the Atlantic mills, have assigned.
abides ll. Merrmuu is the flSfii'Jlit‘P. The
linb 'ties are estimated at $l,0I)0,UIII). Ste-
phen . .Vlctculf will continue operations
at th mills, which, the managers state,
In? II t affected by the failure.
Owen
of the
months
Originally
ms. controlled the common stock
nille, but during the [)Zl‘vl nine
‘ hill) additional capitul bus
been invmte #300110) of which was in the
nature of pro red stock.
The financial: "fliculty lstilln' Five year»
ago the >‘t. I'roi. Woolen nulls III St.
Cmix, S. It, failed. ’l'hut courcruowed
$500,000 in rulilld mnnl ~, out-ville of its
bonds. Which umounted t Mmm addi-
tional. The concern llflli l .” lmI-kedby
the ()weu Bros, who then ‘
arable capitol. Extension notcar'lpr the
total indebtedness were issued, to vi 1 live
years, and of these notes the (Im-u
had taken up fully 50 per (rent,
than 20 per cent. being taken up on our
October, 183'}. The last of than: ext
to the great strinirt ncy of the Inon 2
let the Oiven Bros were unable
tain the loans whiih were necessitnt. .
account of the drain which this note busi
neon had made upon their Itinanccs
llonagbno Wlns Again.
MBTVJCDAH, Dec. l9—— lento -rrlay was
seam-l day of the international chum—
pionnhip flkflllflfl contest. ’lhc eVent
spin of three miles for the nmntmr chum-
pluiwhip of Holland, was Wm! by the
Anterior": Minter. .lm- Dormuhuo, in 9m.
173. There was less wind than on Wain”.
day, but anow frll. The event was win
neuml by u large crowd, made up of visitr
on from the hirloll‘I ”firm of the Nether-
lands and from abroad
All I‘m! W'nmuu Horrible Death.
BATAVH, .\ X, "W. 19~ Mrs. l'edm'n
Dlmbl-~r, Ir widow, nut-Ii M, living alone,
met a horrible death lust night. She WM
filling u imnp on the. Move hearth When the
all, W'lii‘ll mu over, =IIIIIIt-Ilintely Ignited.
The Ilili'l)‘ cnrmuunirutwi to her clothing
3nd 'Iunn mutant she was enveloped in
lama. Mr. I’lll'l Mrs. honey, neighbors.
who come to lwr Assistant-c, were severely
MIMI. Sir“. “Illlilii’l’ was A!) terribly
burnt"! lhnl Sllt' died.
Wampum-Inf a Appointment».
“minimums, llve. ilk—The. pmimamr
Pollock as
”corn
[liberal has appointed \‘v’. .1.
chicl oi the free delivery uystvm.
We. oltlw eecund amislant'u office. will
mod him as chief clerk. Tiles-e changes
will not unlntncflnct until Feb. I, when
“accumulation at Mr. Ms, as chief of
tho fro: delivery nyulom, hm been accorded.
[to Mm! III. wm lieu-d.
immut. Dec. “twin, F. 0. Vin-
cont called at the “alliance of hi;- wife,
from he had separated. and shortly after
shot her dead. He no arrested and taken
to prison where he fell into damn-cloth
Ian. having probably Wu pollen.
«in at the m h m
The
PARIB' onwi TRIM.-
Ml.-
ltyrnud Danica That Ill: Influence 0n!
Boatyard Wu Hypnotic.
Pants, Dec. ill-Jo tint trial of Michael
Eyraud and Gabrielle Bompard, for the
murder of Gouda, Dr. lBrounrdel deposed
that Gabrielle was sane, though deficient
in moral perception. ribs: Ilhowed II lack
of any schse of gullt for her crIme. Other"
medical evidence was given. tending to
show that the woman wan susceptible“!
hypnotism. it was suggested that she
might have been brought under Eyraud'n
influence by this means. At this point
Eyruud created a scene in court by angrily
shouting that nothing ol the kind hull over
occurred, and that Gabrielle was fooling
the doctors by pretending to submit to
hypnotism. lir. Voluin testified that he
had hypnotized the woman, but. declined
on the ground of prolenniunal ethics to
give the detail».
Dr. La Cnssagne deposed that he could
not say whether the fracture of Goumr's
neck was due to hanging, ntrangling with
a cord or with the hand-v. The female
prisoner cried out. “lie was ctmnuled by
Eyrnud’n hands," immediately Eyraud
retorteil, “lie was choked by the cord that
you drew around his mick." These mutual
recriminutiom disgusted tho specmtoru.
and there were cric-I of "Horrible; let
them be silence!!!" Eymuli tentiflcd that
he put the body into the slack feet lore-
most. This contrurlirted the previous ni-
dcnce to the effect that the body was found
head downward in the suck, but the
laborer who first found the body con—
firmed Eyrnull’s statement
THE NEWS lN BRlEF.
Condensed Telegrams authored In Illn-
dom from Yuri-m» Place-II.
.‘Iumlold I’IDIOI- mm .. Im'md
Arthur H. llny, of Rochester, N. Y,, was
hanged at Wellund, (ML, Dec, 18, for the
murder of his wile at Niagara Falls, July
29, 1890. Day pushed his wife over a cliff.
and was convicted upon the testimony cl
his sister, Mrs. Quiglcy‘, of Rochester, N. Y.
investigation by the New York Herald
shows tlmt the Queens. County lnonne nay-
lum at. Mineoln, L. l., is overcrowded,
badly ventilated and poorly supplied with
water and heat. The buildings are old
frames, and n lire would probably destroy
half the inmates,
“'illiam .l. Mills, of 70 Eust Main street,
Rochester, N. 'i'., retull Ilry goods dealer,
has assigned.
A committee of the locked out operative
of Clark's thread Inillsi hits issued on up
pool for aid.
Louis Eugene Churpentier, the. well
known French pointer, is (lead.
A strong flow of natural gas was struck
while prospecting for coal at Newton
Center, i’n , live tulle-2+ from Scrnnton.
Governor Hill has appointed Col. E. >1.
Jenny, of Hyrumxso, u li’iisfrrtt of the limit
Soldiers uml Sullora’ home at Both, in
place of t'upt. I'harlesl Fox. removed from
the flute I'ol. Jenny served m colonel of
the ()ne lluurired and i'lighryriil‘tlx regi—
ment, New York volunteers, during the
war.
Phlladolphix'a Belt lino Railroad.
PIIIL.\III;I.PIII.\. ilrtf. 19, —-Tiu. mmmon
council have paused the belt. line railroad
bill and the. mayor will undoubtedly sign
it. The bill provides for the construction
of a railroad twenry-Ilve milen along the
Delaware river front and nronml Point
Breeze to the Hchuykill river, if. is Claimed
by the projectors of the road tlmI'. it. is built.
unlely in tho interest of l’hilavlolphin com-
merce. and any railroad that wishes to con-
nect with the belt line may do so, thereby
gaining access to the hurbor. The “read—
ing terminal bill, allowing the Philadel-
phin and “ending: Rarlrmd eorripnny to ex-
center of the (:in by means of an elevated
mud. was also phased The mayor's atti'
rude toward-I this momurc is not certain,
but it is the general opinion that the bill
will become a law. The lmprowmentn will
cost about MJNNJJIM.
Emperor William's Thoughtfnlnm
Bmux, Dec. lit—Tho Emperor Willis-
has made 5.0x) families grateful by one of
those acts of liIOliglill'illtmus for his people
tend its tracks about. ten blocks nearer the '
which are so CllflrhCLIli'lui’lr: of the impala ,
ive young ruler. It has been customary
for suldierstu be pressed into «enice to
help the poutofilce department. out during
the rush of holiday maxi mutter Thisyear
5,000 extra hands will be required on th
work. i‘bc emperor hnn ordered thatin
stead of using soldiers the extra force be
recruited from the Ileairving and uuem
played poor This step is also highly satv. I
islactory to the miiirury nuthoritin, who
dislife to have the troops mixed up with
civilian employment.»
Sitting Bull Killed Jul in ”lime.
(“th,.\(.u, lhl. lQ—Awuiwtuot Avljr. flan.
Corbin llnu i’Pi‘l'th‘Il the following: dispatch
from lien Shim ztl illnpicl City. S. 0.: "My
information wuu rellnbie and [Imitivc of
Slump, llull's emlsmaries and runner.
going to IlIllwrvnt tribes illul Ihmtingthem
{to hostility. The order for his nnmt use
not given too simn. Ill! be mu about. leav—
ing with it)" fightiuni men. The rilef‘f. has
been disheartening: to many other».
haveilircwtvd the troops to alt-«troy or apt
are the few that. escaped after his death
lrom Standing Rock. There are null 250
lodges, or over 1,009 Iluhriug indium in
the Bad Land-l thin. .ill'a Ilellimt stud hontilc
yet."
l'rnIdv-nnzull Nomination».
WMIIIxn'rox, lien. i9.~—'i‘he presided
not totlum-num Elle following nomlnov
tinm. A. 'l‘. llrlnumnxle, of Ohio, to be at.—
torncy of the l’niIi-il Status for rim North.
em 'il-ill'lt‘l. of Ohio; V. W. i‘oilinn, of
Allsfilh‘lppl, to he Pun»! Stores mambo]
[or the Southern IlIsfrIct. ol’ Mimiwippi;
M. l'. Keunnrd, of Mimmchni-MN. to be»
liMnnttro-murernf the i rim-vi 5mm at
Boston, \iuw PIIuIIIuIIan-n; t'orlmitfi III—vv
‘,\ l‘ Loy” Sloulngton, iiiifl’il‘” -“‘l. K.
Henry, I-lewnml; Hulwrt Rniwl’l‘w’m. Ill
Par-o. MurinImL—N ii. lluilcliu. Ill-lair.
New .lrrney»~.\. M. llrmlnimw. hollowed.
Ohio—H W Hurling, erhtun; C. II.
Kimlmll, Medina.
They Have Resolved to Marry.
Moc'uwi’uiw \H', Um. ”w. I» Tim re»
cent. shut Ilwwn in. alu- unite region. hm
been especially low! on rhn» single men,
they being laid off Instead of the mania!
men. All the niacin men cmp’oyfll at the
Standard works oil the ll. f' l'virlkColl
company run. at Mount Piranha "II
”and a rv-nlution to mom 1»!th
new scale In presumed Hereroi an”
manta have already been announced.
Houston (Slim. In Idaho.
Boise I'rrr. lalnhn, Dev. W «In thohgb
lulu, joint smioin Governor Gemito I.»
fibonpe. ill: .1. McConnell and Prod '1'.
Dubois were electrrll {'nitrd Him» swarm
«finding in an agreement. ordered into
[not Wednesday nigiht. fibunpo'n term will
12nd March 4. hm, Ilmi McConnell) m
l, we. Dubai: 5an the tail M
years from March not:
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A \I -r. 15'» Tito not.
3 II hill rennin)" 80?; II ll|.5'i.'l
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cw \nflv ll. 5 p In. mummy. nt 2 p In)
r'rv Mr rrr' out from 7 a m t» .5 p m
Hummus: or grown: Mira ill n.
Wm h ’x‘ummi; “l' r'.: 0 p m
Freight Iii‘f'il fm .. l!“ ' no» Vfll for all pain“:- n.
hp iw.l»ur. a v )3 null: .iml rim/mu: m: r n
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FURNITURE.
GREAT oABGAINS
DAVID 31'on
:50. HAIR STREET.
WIII lifllIIIlIIl III.
PLU M BING,
’l'lll llllil Sillil llflll Will,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
.«ni- new In (or oil of (he
BIIIIIII Innate CM Specialist
50 South Main Street,
”I VII Killfi' IL“. (0“.
.iorm H mm
I'M!!!“ Wimmmmmu
lull. lllll W001]
Erick. Limo. 00mm.
ulna Stone. Etc.
which, hunts-us, locust
lountaln. ”acidic, and
Mllwaosrrr Cools.
lion in RUBBER l’llll‘l‘
m4 trait of Wuhington and M4
«no «mo Brunei- other sisal-on
! to: Slow. “III
Slightly war-u ml min M.
[his IIsPIIIII
For Your Wife.“
There is no better present
tlm. u prospcmivc wml perm.»
lIIBIIl llnlllt‘.
Your wife will appreciate one
or Ilmw building lot- on oiIbI-r
\\'.. I\\' ll Ii IN ium Mir» uVr llllt'
From now until April, 1 “iii
sell these lots for $300 to $400,
awarding to size and location,
and accept payment on instal-
ments to suit purchaser.
You will imukc mwney by
securing one of these lots.
Slaps- and full information at
TAYLOR l; GOLDl-ZN'S
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C SWARTZ'S
HI iiIIBIIIsi
T: p “1.5!.th
Jab}- prim“; are bound to :0”.
First class goods at reason-
::It lo-mt IlIIIt his been our ex.
ipvriI-Iu-I- in holiday trade 5 iii‘>
so far this your lva- been gnml.
Horse Buyeis
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
1331‘ COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERB. the
oHEAPBST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST AssoB’l'uENT or
nan; H.038 es in Fair-
tleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
ll. H. 2 i’ i “SUNS.
éiilsllli .llllll SlUCl FARM
(lot!
YOU”
WIIII TI REID TIIII.
I‘ or
m'gi' I
PIIIIFIIIIEII
fur tlw Holiday~ eve: opcm .l to tnzu ti‘y.
1,800 lbs. 1.300 n».
We Are p'Ipn'ed to tum-h ~m Ilsv fichoolr and
an who want a rolendi i v ruzty of c. olcc goods.
REMEMBER!
F L O 'U' R
l- on thumpwurd no “- Illil hold to the old
pri coo of
$6.60 per Barrel, 0. (l. D.
fir! any brand th it you chmre.
MI' lu-r-nv‘nr ‘30.“:2 plnl. el'rplny rip
an tin e. 73 - r m 1.: or
Winn buying: anmd (malt ntn' 'ml‘vr that th
cc chrnvul “1- I: Dr", I i a n» »d l‘ruii at 1rd Vtgezabla
arr thr ice that cnI ht had
W- pm the linen (rilliflll'l’y Rutter in Print:- at
'h‘c ivr pnnrd non irr than any «ore Iu Ihe place;
Pitt" Frame y buyer at 30’ pe: pound; good
[M y lint trot W pcrp n. d
wnididnm-m I- run uni
The the l quailu of ,rooiis III I' wombhl ‘ tprlres ll
IIIIIIIIIE layman’s,
3:} ll nshinsztou Street.
LEA IIISG BRUCE“.
Hill Sillli
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AGUUD HUT DRINK FOR 50.
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H. in
f4. Inn I
herb ii I.
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its
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still no lmve many lmruuins
l
9—.
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(home [no-ms In
ter. llonn
Fol-tin, t'tt'.
Toilet Sets, Shaving Sic-Is.
linulcnu- Sets, Hill and l'ollur
Boxes, lln-mlquartors lor lin-
Cigar (hoes,
Fuuu
- (:lliSlmIi‘ Liumges,
pnllt (l (lg: ilS,
Iloltl Pu us and Pencils,
l’upvr Cutters, ('ul
Alll‘l‘
Fine
lIIilI Pull".
(Hum Bottles,
Colic!) Sets,
Brushes, &I:.,
Dinner
Mirrors,
Elegant Perfumery from
all the Best Makers.
Well come: and see what we
have, WP 'zln show you better
than we could (lcscrilw them.
”day’s
Pilll'l'lll’i
Drug Stare.
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“IL” fi'l‘RBll'L’ \IIIIII’IIJA
S. B. BAKBR.
SECOND-HAND FURNITUl.
A’ill
Homehold Goods of All Kinds.
.0.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold 03
Commission.
a-
ho. 2'! NORTH MAIN S'I‘EE'I‘.
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[laugh-owed. an «la-5 on! on
.241uu» obit PI rummw .rlI li-wi!
guild. our-d “all. \firr-Idt m»
I If 0 iii amid nmbllllv
«I'M-w “'rll ii I w Mun-lord Ilve-
.w olnr t'iw‘
'I 2 mm I rib-w Ia materially adapt-
. 7 Hr: i m. i; fume-n
vli- ”itallviJ. Mum and 1m.
SHOES chills
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John Schaub & Son,
'm “WWI. MIC
rnrvtcrl
it . L.
Bennett & Busted,
38 lull 8t, 80. Nondi-
liIaIs, Fist, liners,
lIIiII, Installer PIIlIII, in
arm Kinds in no: Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND BET All
11.3mm. «a Elm
Bill Hill Sins
‘07—.
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices
he dost bloods for
BUY ilF 'lllE IAllllFAchlliEll.
FIVE IILB RIVER.
The oldest manufacturer 0' Baby Purina“ now
often finished work for we in Iv» diluent styles
0 nvnu u gear we a Fat variety cl millet and
trimming-D. t ,rIces m ch will be igh enough and
low rllOMD to null the meet hetldixm.
Baby and lloll Carriages.
Frank Boylston.
("‘1' 1‘0““ AWDS-VMR
'lhioinho moot
hirm n Conibvt'ur at of lnpo rinr finish wt
mm. it quickly prmluu. es municrfull
be 1311' In any desired style, and wt.- on Io
PRICE. 500.
ill-e ”.0 RI Yin-'ey
A '1'
8001‘ II SHOE STORE,;
Clark a; Lane’s BlockI
m flaw STREFT.
HA RDWA R E,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Nailing, Woolen Ware, EII
-——~-—4 09—
W. I}. [III III,
VIIJSIC II ILL BIANJIC.
Wall Papers,
l‘lm-ul and Largest Anortmcm
III :llh t‘lly.
I‘lm- llm of Gills n! '35 cents a
double to”
no the comm-union chair and
“11! ladder, or ly 99 00.
.IrIl-Is’ nun-rials.
‘Ionnlcd on Sin-tellers.
Painting. Paper [longing and
I'ulclmlniuz.
L. H. DECKER,
79 William SIIIII,
South N orwalk
[1. DIKLYN & SUN,
Gum me. it. l’lKl.""l,
5l Washington Street, South Norwalll
27 Main Street Norwalk.
i'iIII-Clan Balers, Clllllllcllillltli'
And Ice Cronin.
Canvas
0 DIILYN no lb 9 mlan
WAGONS
New and second-hand
Buggies, Phantom, I‘arriagm,
Canopiee, Spindles, etc.
Priced to bluit All.
Call and See Them.
RENRY TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
can Water fits-cot.
tract 0! Dual). - mootmnr. cont!
Pure 1M. zlvcudmmmml. "wt It:
Bails. lctl. Dime, fluke-Tm , a II! mm
”up. old mill named t I m‘.
thing manna SIM-em U-Ihd “no. hm
minim-tor grim-misc to». Fem
thereon-Ilia «emulated-ultimo"
glowmm Munro? .. 223‘.:"""‘“m,
filth ”nuance-«I
m ‘m hillrend
«Manama-hymn for...” “m
Telephone.
New York Prim.
Hawaii-doubt
i. S. BRIJWN’S KW.B.H ALL-
cb CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS Bl] RS RU
Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
Velvets and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
01.0le AND l'llllS.
Our assortment of Seal Capes. Wool Seal, Astrakau, Mink
and Sable Capes ., Seal lackets, Plush Capes and Jackets is as
Ilrders [’romvtly Attended To.
i0 guaranteed to give Intisfutiun.
it ll for sale by the leading drn
vicinity In wi' mail it to any it drew, post-paid,
five for I!- a Remit b draft luau". or post
ficycbla to no A.
m: lm
IOVB"
.1“.
[\- o mane
learned.
I‘m .aT3Bromvny. N.
ridcmm' acomtsjmheflleln, 9nd Specialties. Beautihlsnd populnrcoodl.
Ind “a
A VALUAILI AID DOUIIJ USEFUL LITTLE III‘I’IIIIIIT m mu.
“WPLEX” EIETilil- MAGNET“: illlllLEIl Alli] mat
dart camera-int. nag/II and dutiu little toilet "(below-r m
h an Improved Tong Crimper. and both port.
wine aml fashionable K92 lulu. With its uidthghairnl
with ii is little instrument it retain. the M lush
longer. and ll not even elected by the do up on. Once trud, always and.
BRIDGM
03' 4"” '3
mo
HomerB. HOW
18 North Main Street.
“I.“ Iliad lo I.“ mile-w
pcundhewu ma rm-
touting I}.
flflNEY--:.-.
county” in: lamb»
I t d teach
hammmmmau ’3'.“ a
tuchsaylalri y
In, who can no. and
“twinned-mull! Int
Iruiathlro‘vn looting. uh
III. IllnllbI-mllplnyhcnt,“ which you:- an“
utoumdyuught and would“ I”- ,
number whom»: manage-u m0“:- ulm‘“ In
i
Iinu:
(he
”our.
unhmdgmmgqfi
upflly
b A
WW. Ital you. Knit!“
nwyrmmmm M
burial-mum
“blown-cad
“C“:‘o‘fi
’“2 ‘2 £15
A YEAR I [MID
new“
how to ‘um’
fuminimmcmfh mm My and
desire but one wort" run out “III G“)
Ll I). run
W31” sen 'a-u-da. “HEM.
guilt-J
beiu
5‘ SIZE.
lt does no! break of! or rain the hair like most Curlers Ind Crimgrs. never fail! in
BM!!!” “A. m
,dry and fancy goods trade genersilv. but it not obtain-bl! in m
arunteeinz late
delivery. on memo!
co money order, or currency in
Y.
lontion thin paper. m o!
largest sany \ew York house,
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
and
w. B. HALL & cg,
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER i
“e are largest dealers in Hosiery. Merino and Muslin
['nderweur, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
.Ilties ill gents.
Button [loot at $2,
only $1
The Best Goals III the Least llllllill
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
A'l' 'l‘lIl-l STORE of
C. H- Harvey
Having the Turnout stock and II rroml assortment to make
St‘lI‘tliIIll: from \w are plop: urcd to furnish IIverthing from a
tilllfi s in (out shoe to It ”i lil s $3 boot.
ladies lllltl clIIlIlII-u's shoes.
l’onncrly $3.
Children's School Show at
and examine these goods. as it is :I pleasure to Show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Nlain Ht... South Norwulh. 3‘
Insane; Good School Shoe,
A number of speci-
A ladies’ fine Kid
cents.
7 5 Please {call
will woman you.
III BBS 500M LIIII PIIIII
Billlls III SllIlE
GLOV ERQOLSEN’SI
81’ ECI A La'l‘l F38 :
30m bur-h Kid ladieo' $2.00 Show are the Boost ever oflered In Booth um
hdleu’ French Kid Hand flowed, Ladien' anrh turned Ind Mu It man
A full line at ladiea' . Children’ a and len’ 9 Elbow that will pay all to m:
CLOVER dc OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
In I “lam” III. II lllll Event lIIIII
Norwalk Chronicler