p. How the Fraudulent Divorce
soar “ nun" *‘ humans
Lawyers Managed It.
WED or uv'rzr Burner.
lam-as Ila Share in the Groov-
at m and lays Ila Deserves
mane-Balm Did the Interview
hr and leg». ta. Forging.
'M‘Ym, Dec. n—Detectivc yon Ger.
firm, at the district attorney’s
Way too]: lawyer William K. Bother
h the daemon market police court,
Mhswaecharged with torgeryinthe
m degree. William D. Hughes. the
Mil-dot the fraudulent law omen
es headway, accompanied the detective
ladwalttodlomako a statement against
Bulls. This was not permitted.
Miler demanded the right of being
hailed. He was informed that a complaint
would he made out agninst him, and that
it he waived examination he could go of
hhowuaewvd lothe central oflice and be
unloaded without formality. After some
deliberation Butner decided to waive ex-
amination and go back.
At Int Bntner put on the hold front of
injured innocence, but last evening be ad-
mitted himself guilty of larceny and said
thalhaoughttoheaent to prison. Byhis
nonunion Butner threw additional light
ontheway the successful bogus divorce'
mill wasrnn, and also hnplicatcd others
in the crooked work.
Divorce Laws lxplalned.
Button and Hughes entered into copart-
nership on Jan. 14. 1838. and opened an ol-
der at No. 3‘23 Broadway. They advertised -
utonaively that they were able to secure
“divorces without publicity," and were
soonoverrun with clients. They also air-s
enlated a pamphlet entitled an “Abstract
of the Lanai. Divorce Laws of All the
States." It says: “New You permits po-
lygamy and polyandry in certain cases.
{or five years. without knowl-
d' that the deserier is living, permits
thunedeserted to marry again, and the
second marriage is valid, though the de-
asrter returns.
“The second marriage may he declared
void, but only from the date of the decree,
bya court of competent jurisdiction upon
your petition, but if no such petition is
. made and all parties are satisfied one hue
hand may live in lawful wedlock with two .
or more wives or one wife with two or
more husbands. The children will inherit,
and both wives will be entitled to dower.
In New York no residence is required, and
the party aggrieved may commence edit at
anytime. In Illinois no residence in re-
quired if the oflense was committed while
one of the parties was a resident of the
state or when both agree to the separation. ” .
But-er Kept the Books.
Bntner told Inspector Byrnes yesterday
thathe kept the books and that Hughes
tookcharge o! thehand stamp with seal
and the blank divorce decree term. In
some Menus. where the client was
ignorant, they gave him simply atype-
written copy. All their clients they bled
hum two to saw for the bogus divorce
that Charles If.
m, Cesar Begin, Thomas McDonald.
Ital
Elan Miller and Simon 0. Harper. a
colored clergyman of Jersey City, were
looms of his clients, besides ex—Mayor
Phodlelon.
All the callers at the Broadway oflice
were interviewed by Bntner, who also let
the price and collected the money. IIqu
that: in the running of the fraudulent on
lahliahment was to manufacture the bogus
decrees and use the forged court stamp.
Burner remained in the partnership until
Dec. :26, 1888. when they dissolved, but
afterward continued to transact business
at the omce of Patrick A. Campbell.
Robbed Their Clients.
The pair did not devote all their time to
divorce cases. but niso prosecuted civil
unite. and by deceit and forgery robbed
their poorclients. A case has come to light
in which they were engaged by two injured
laborers to sue Clark 85 O'Bn‘en for 310.0(1).
which illustrates their duplicity. The law-
yer! were hard pressed for ready money one
dayand decided to settle the suit against
Clark & O’Brien for 8800 without the con-
Iflit of their poor clients. They arranged
matters satisfactorily with the lawyers
representing t he contractors, and the labor-
er! whohad begun the suit for damages are
still expecting it to come up in the courts.
Bother end Hughes forged the names of
their clients to the settlement papers.
Boys II. Deanna-t Punishment.
Alter making his confession Butner
said in the presence oi Inspector Byron-z,
”I realize that I have committed a crime
against the laws of New York for which I
should be punished. I am willing to make
what reparation i can, but do not think
thatlam guilty of forgery, but larceny.
been“ [obtained money by false repreo
notation. I do not desire to put the peo
pie to trouble,aud will go before the grand
and It'll alllkuow. I am alno will
my” take my punishment like a man.
and hope it Wt" be as light as possible."
Bother is in years old and lamented,
and reside» at No. w West Seventeenth
fleet. lie followed the sea for years, and
afterward studied law at the edits of A
United States judge of Cook county, Illa.
Be afterward went to Chicago, wherehe
Warn-acct! for conspiracy With two do-
loctlvev in thee-nae of an old Norwegian.
who was under arrest for aaaanltlng a
child. He escaped conviction. and lam on
was arrested for assault. in mm he came
pthis city.
The stamp which Hughes had hidden
was lound yesterday in a trunk in the
basement of the Hotel Monopole, together
with 2m blnnk bogus decrees.
renal-ed la the "am
Want-whoa. Wt... Dec. rt-«Yunrdu
mini: lire was «llacoverml in stler‘s
gluon build-nu st Fn-emnnt. and before it
was under control It destroyed two other
Hiding! occupied by Hildebrand Bros. D
saloons. Orrin Ennis, who was carrying
out goods lrom the harder building, par»
Hell in the llamas. A dance had just
Nan up in the building. Ennis had no
family. __
dot Ills Thrust on Illa Wife's Grave.
Warsaw. N. Y, Dec. 21—43. P. Wing. a
painter, cut hit thmt with a poeltetltnife
outta wife‘s Krave Thursday night. He
made a bad gash. but the jugular was not
at and he may recover. His wile tlled
morons-ha since. and hehrn been de-
apondent.
Killed by a falling than.
19!. Jooxmur. N. Y.. Dec. ill-«While
John Coleen, of this place, was "staged
“leading mile at the depot In this vlll
.urflurflz
m
”legal-lam
. / .
OOEAN .ilROVE'B “Rm '
W Inhale llldlag Pleas all Ital-
lleoty War-it
Amer rm. N. J,, Dec. ill—Jar a
number olwaaketlte people at Ocean Grove
have been in dread ol the tit-predation- at
unknown thim Yetterdsy they were
operation. while otntflhul principally to
the amp meeting grounds. have lathe
past few days been extended to the lower
section oi the town. where they have made
several large hauls among the unoccupied
cottages of slimmer renldenta. Last night
- the thieves were caught in their lair, an
unoccupied house, and much of the mine-
ing booty recovered, correlating of allver—
ware, bricn-brac and rare paintings. The
two leaders of the gang were safely lodged
in Park hull. They are well dmred and
aflect much style. '
The value of the amino property will
reach up into the thousands, but no safe
estimate can now be made. The Haywood
cottage, Mm Gordon's villa and the
Thompson cottage are among the many
robbed. The prisoners 1.:in their "lunch
as Albert (When. 2t), and Hurry Ulmpmuu,
about the stunt! age. Both clttltn New
York as their home. They were taken to
the county ll‘ ut Freehold this morning
to await tlt action 0! the grand jury.
”an Slrrzlby’s Apparel.
Bomotl, Dec. 2?.-—-'i‘lrc petition of "Dan"
Shelby, the Well known tlrafltntlic umnuger,
to take the poor debtor's oath was given a
hearing in the civil municipal court ycs~
lerdtty. .\lr. Shelby is defendant in on no-
tion for will!) (lulli‘ngt-S, brought on ac
count of alleged injuries to Thomas A.
Daly. a well known actor, at the Chicago
Academy of .\insic. Mr. Shelby allergen
that the assault on Mr. Duly was in his
absence, tuul that, knowing that Duly was
stage employer to ovoid crowing him. He
claims that he is not in u [nzcurriury condi—
tion to rexmml to the suit, saying that
while once well to do, having made consid-
erable money in his profession, he has of
late lost largely and is now without menus.
The morning session was spent in showing
the financial results of Mr. Ellclby's vari-
ous dramatic ventures. The hearing was
continued. -
Electric War In St. Lottlo.
ST. Iloms, Dec. 27.—~'l‘hc Adams Electric
Railway company, of St. Louis, will short-
ly enter suit against the Thompson-lions-
ton, the Spraguc, the Short and other elec-
tric railway companies whose systems are
now in successful operation for infringe-
ment of patents covering the fundamental
principle of propellan.r cam with electrici-
ty as the motive power. The claim upon
which these proceedings an: to be based is
f the official record ol the patent office de-
partment in \l'nshington, bucked by legal
opinions from the most. eminent [uncut
lawyers in this country , to the eflcct that
the Adams company llnlds the potent un‘
der which every successful electric railroad ‘
system of the country is now being oper-
ated.
Hartford's Envelope Thief.
HAmotto.Conn.. Dec. 27.41 E Fay,
whose than of stumped tnvr-Iupt‘s two
years ago from the government envelope
works here was discovered recently, was
bound over to the next term of tin- l'nitetl
States district court in the sum 01.13600.
Additional thefts by Fay have been dis-
covered, making the number of envelopes
h I. while (Ar known to hnwv taken HAM
, The envelopes not having passed into the
possession ol the gmerrrmcnt the it)»; will
Iall on the contractors, the i’limpton
Manulacturing company, of Hartford, rind
. the Morgan Envelope cmnpnuy, of Spring-
: field, Mass.
l
.dimercd tllc tom! loss Will not exceed
Unless additional thefts are
”angled Ileynml Recognition.
LAKE llol'A’l‘t'nNu, N. J.. Dec. 27,—liy
an explosion in lio- cartridge house at the
Forclte Plumb-r t‘orilpnfrr'a u‘urk» yester-
day morning John it. Jliilllhull urul Mab-
[In Sperry Were "tangled beyond recogni-
tion. The men Wore cngnged in making
cartridges when tin.» accident occurred.
The shanty was blown to atoms, nun-art
ragged hole marking the spill wilt-re it had
stood The general belief is ilml tho nur-
chinc used in filling the t‘.ll’l|‘lll'_(i‘:i hurl ex.
plodetl the powder. of u hit-ll rim-n won not
more than ten pounds in the slmnlv. The
(one of the explosion was fell in every
house in the place.
The Alleged 1‘qu Wrecker-a on Trial.
TROY, N. Y., Dec. 2?.-"l‘ilc inkling of fee-
tlmony in the train wrecking mm was
begun in the court of premium yesterday,
All the evidence rulilnced on the part of
the people was with reference to tho loco»
tion of lhe“cnbbnt;c switch" of. ilrreubuah
and the fact that on the night of Sept. d,
mo, it was tllnplum-d illlvl the points
plugged with flair platen. Tilt! arrest of
Reed in Ilmlmm on Sept 7 Wm. aworu to,
and his atlmi-«ion that he h'X‘IE'l'H'il to be
caught, and that he ought to have aluppcd
the night before, want nilowml
fought in line! with Howie Knives.
Matron. Win. live, ‘5' . .lm- lleiclen
and John Sumner, two luzxtlwruwli. while
coming into town from Hull" lumber
cantp, fought a blomly llllt'l mm bowie
knives near Keycn' Inkc, tlmw milca from
this place Nt'tlmt-l' is badly out and will
die. llcidctt in ol~o hmlly cm, having boon
mobbed by Sumner-in m-wml plnnw llelv
den is in jail unvl Nrmm-r m m .\loiloy's
stable, when: hie alt-nth i4 i'llit'l'lt‘ll every
nutrient llc inmlcn ugly \turlttli-w on his
Willi. Nelllm-t'» home in lll l'opprrsmwn
The Custom» love-mo In Lon-ls.
EMMA), Dru. L'i’ milliflulo Ilrtllrra have
struck another urum gm m-l l in (Imamllnn
territory mljlv'rut to linil'tln ('nr~~lltl
computation plnrtm the "cm a! mom»
feet in twentylour hour». .\rrnum-umlts
have been llttlllll to pipe the um swim-t the
river to llnllnln. and the imlicntmm now
are that. considerable cu-olmm xlniwswat
Ill com» All rulorcmwwlll be.- Iflluiflllt'll on it.
Water 'a-lno In "loan.
CLEAN. N. Y. Dec. Illa-Thu mnin water
line burnt in ”receptor oi llw Allegheny
river yruterdny "trunnion. leaving the city
lna bed pmlicament, in no other water
all) be obtained until the break in relmirfll.
which will require neural days. The news
papers were cmnpelletl to run their pm
by hand end all (notoriety havmmapcnded
work
Ital-tum. Visits Southern (initiators.
Ban l'llhillflflill. Dec. 21.4mm Kali-Irma
left here sultry for a forlul :lri.‘a unjunrn In
southern California. He is art-nutrmnird
on the trip by Col. ManrIone and Col.
Baker”)! his suite; Lieul. lllow,of the
Charleston. and one or two othera Upon
his return the ting will fake histlepartv
ore for llonolulu.
Death of a Well In“. I‘m.
Drtxan, N. Y.. be. thnll'athaa P.
ivdlkaewn
mflmm I
unearthed byChlel of Police 'l'antun. Their,
: g L ' M ’"4
m Tel-name Bothered at lsac
do. from Varloaa Pines.
Morgan. literal a Go" of Philadelphia.
have purchased 50.0w some of coal and
timber lands in Raleigh county. W. Va.
The Baltimore and 0th road has ur-
MWmmdae mum by
Senator German and Set’rmtary Blaine
ammonium.
The Farmers’ diliante men at Kansas
are organizing for political work in the
municipal elections.
Edward Campbell. a noted safe burglar
of the northwest, war arrested in Duluth,
Minn.
The charred body of Frank McGovern, a
laborer, wus louud in the ruins of the
Bristol block, Benton, which was burned
Wednesday night.
William Carmwan, a Wealthy clflzen of
Susquehanna, was thrown from his cutter
Ind killed at Binuhamton, N. Y.
Charles McIntyre fell from the wings of
the Davidson theatre, Milwaukee, and was
killed.
A Christmas tree caught fire at the real-
dence cl Mr. l‘cnroso, of Philadelphia.
The house Wits Ileatmyvd, and Mn. Fitz-
simmons. mother of Mr». Pcnrose, perished
in the flames.
During n rifle contest at fil‘fllintou, Pa,
Oscar Conrad. a flpz'ctfllol’, Was killed by
the accidental dintwml‘go of it ride.
James Walker, at Philadelphia burglar,
nervous and irritable. be had continued the '
was killed by l’rivule Watchman Bull
jwhllo breaking into a Philadelphia fruit
‘warehouse.
The comptroller of the currency has an-
thorized the First National bank, of Ticon-
deroga, N. Y.. to begin business withn
capital of Strum .
~—9—-——-——L————.._~
War on the Brotherhood.
ClllCALZ), Dec. til—Another order has
been issued by William Kline, superin—
tendent of telegraphs of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railways, request-
ing the members of the order of railway
telegraphers in the employ of the company
to withdraw from the order or resign their
positions. The reason unsigned for this
demand is said to be the opposition of the
brotherhood to taking young Inert into
.their olllces as apprentices and teaching
them the business, This, it is said, the
, superintendent believes detrimental tothe
interests of the company. The first order
of this kind was issued last. August by
Superintendent Kline, when he sent a per-
Banal letter to oil the 'telegrnpbers in the
employ of the company asking them to
‘withdraw from the order, and also re-
questing thoee who would not. do so to
answer the letter and give the reason (or
not desiring to comply with the request.
The letter created quite at stir among the
men and mnny of them complied.
Ily a Rear End Collision.
ST. THOMAS, Ont... Dec. 27.—-A rear end
collision occurred between two freight
trains on the Michigan Central near lone,
resulting in lhcdcatlrol Brukemnn liector
Grant, 0! this city, and the serious injury
of three other train men. The two ca-
booscs of the [or-ward train were dcmoL
.iahed. Grunt was instantly killed. Con-
ductor Cole Hammond sustained a (rect-
nre of the leg. llrakcmnu George Benedict
had a loot cl'llnllt‘tl and Fireman Thomas
Burke had his head cm. The other train-
men escaped by jumping, some of them
sustaining slight bruises. it is not yet
known who wan responsible for the acci-
dent.
Death finds the Honeymoon.
\VlLuMAKTn‘. Conn , Dec, 27 —While
George H. (in-cu (“Ill hp. with and another
man were riding down Ripley hill, South
Coventry, Thursday night. their horse be-
came unmanageable and mu away. In
turning a corner .\lr. and Mrs. firm-n were
thrown out. .\lr. Green died two hours
later of internal hemorrhage. .\lrs. Green
has been unconscious since the accident,
and is not expected lo live. The third oc-
cupant. ol' the carriage got surrly out of the
rear of it while the homes were unending
the bill after the acculeui. Mr. and Mrs.
Green belonged in 'i‘olland, and had been
married only one Week.
“'reclted on the Jersey Cong.
Assmr Pena. N. J., Dec. 21'. ~The
schooner Yale. of Sen Haven. Conn, is
ashore at Deal Beach. It is hardly prob-
able that will outlive the storm. The Yale
is owned by Armstrong & Hodgson, oi
Baltimore, and was bound from Boston to
Baltimore for coal. Her crew. consisting
of Capt. ll Alexander Simpson and seven
men, was taken of! the vessel last night
by means of the brooches buoy. A large
bark is reported wrecked oi! Bay Head.
The shore wires are down and no informa-
tion can be obtained.
A Bank Closes Ila Donn.
Wooa'socsr'r, .5. 1)., Dec. W.——’I‘he San-
horu County bunk. run by Leon I. Ste-
vens. closed its door» ycnterday. The
county lreaaurcr hull tame of the county's
money in the bank. sud n number 0! met.
chants are caught. Stovenn has made an
assignment to George W. Corkluga. a
former partner. Slovene was city new
nrer and closed down on m of the city
funds. There was no run on the bank, end
the reason» given for the suspension are
poor business and slow collections.
Governor Denver's llllvar Wedding.
llmmnum, Pa. Dec. 2'I.~—At a dinner
given last evening by Governor and Mrs.
Beaver to the members oi the governor‘s
elbmef. the host and hastens were given
an mmable nurprlae by the presentation
to them oi an elegant sllnr ton service as
atokon of esteem and as a memorial 0!
their twentyaflltb wedding anniversary.
Ext-Secretary Stone made the presentation
speech. “am” ,.
charged with l-betsllng "0.000.
Ate/tn, N. Y.. llec. 2?. Daniel W.
Talcott, who has been for it long time em-
played no chief bookkeeper (or the firm of
BonedtCo., wns arrested last night and
lulled on a charge of embankment. The
amount of his pecnlatlons are said to be
non». lie is mill to have worked in col.
lotion with Joseph ll. Abbott, the de~
faulter who lately lulcldetl.
I .,., ,. .. ._ n-ywm,4
In a Free [or All right.
Iltosmx, 0.. Dec. nw’l‘humlay night
at Center Furnace a dispute arose over a
girl and a tree for all llrtht ensued, in
which li‘Al (lailugher was shot through the
heart and John illlver killed by a blow on
the forehand with a stone. Henry log-lie
was wounded seriously.
The Dying ”Tee-aunt.
Jacrmevrths. l‘la, Dec. Ila—Gen. Spin-
ner has failed pcreeptlbly alt-co Wednes-
day. How long he must continue to eul-
fereannot be foretold. lie is simply dyhg
slowly.
a ”0.... live.
Contreras, 8. 0.. Dee. Ital:- hat
htdmlloyetl the HMO fl
Incite. MMWW
.[rmlers’ fl
I
New York, New Haven
and Hartford ll. ll.
October Ill, 1390.
VI WU?" anemia 13 [Ole
'l'llAlllB LIA WW9:
'oa'trvtoaa all «luminance:
hail-1.6M“ e ea..m-c. mammal-Liv r;
all) too ex. 9:0. ex. 9:8 at 10:“ a“ ti:
Inc on El 42:4 er ImchmoaJ: vc.lo
stamfovd express from almlmd :35, 11.0 ex .
0:01 ac. v slam! rd, neon , 3:50“ 6.24”: .e:«
at: 7:5 at Mt ac. tom-c-1133 an. Wavefor-
wu ea MI. sedan—t: e in . Batten.9:lhs¢.
l’ lf~6:iluc. inseam” «c.
You ‘11! avert nth-miter o: Ora. 7:63
9:50“: men, out o rlf—‘lm 23..
r:mt-x.l:llac.llmex.lztouc.,e: enchant.
7 lbex. lilac Ml aw ,li:llae.. It 07M exam!
ac 12.35am ea. enndays—‘lwac..vuac.,amt
wise. .In
ton dammit» all'flm ac, Dldtu.. lac!
M: r. w — lamenlmex . Lune]: theme.“
so. Hillel. 2th- mos.
Fort ‘l'll‘ollllm. A ti 4:“) ac. 9:16 ex.
"1:42 o l' M -1i:0ile‘ ,lzlzuc .7:l5ex.hzi| on .
1:07 (cxevp Vanna) morning betwern New llavct
and ‘trimtl what
we "anon A l! ~11}! ea. or!» shan- line)
" V ~ L’U‘Jr-a tvia opium ill), I mu. (via nan.»
hm“ LEAVE SEW lORK.
Fort wrrruNo watt, A ll—.' 0! bx dolac.
“list. not)” llOI-ltz. ll00r-x llirdnc. PM”
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llaNIlUllY & NORWALK DIVISION.
Oomcwd "manor ‘2! moo.
LEAVE -0l}l‘li NulfWALK Ail l'oL),0\V-:
P M ~12: 3
.30 .Nr itr. 3
amalvydizil‘l
Fort ”mount. It VI ~52 5 u: H.
fizl bzl? urns 10:15 “moan-‘- ‘
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i’ .n.-~ in 4:10, o.‘.':,8trfi twill
a m . 10.).» Ill
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Fun ot'ru Vufllt‘AlJi AND ‘ ftp-ox Y: in”
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‘nlzthtyn—H 9 :1. m , 600 p to
LB \V' If. DalsIlU NY.
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Full Sorru Nonwarn
“4-. P. at.
p. m.
Main Line.
LEAVE nmnunrott'r.
Port Ptrrtrtltn A I -l’ 05, sec ; 10 (‘0. are ;
:1010. mu ; 1240 mix A. l—ltfl t-x ', «to.
triumph an , '74!) mutiny-~75 a. tn.. mull,
:Gore only so far to Great Barrington.
Qua-0m} at far as New Milton!
Wu. ll. Moon Vice l‘tee't a (len‘l llaL‘v '
W K. l.roa. tin
A .\ l‘vmnnv .
on." I511" it iihtl‘ul. i.
Dill? Dilflll Flillll Lllll
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South Norwalk
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Norwalk, Ct.
TIIE PROPII.LER8
CITY NORWALK 8: EAGLE
wt.
l... own...“ . ltrltiut—
Will 'tavc Pier 2!. Hart River (Batman slh‘r'),
.\otv lurk at 5 p m., ‘almtlsyu at 2 p In.)
Fr: ixfll rm run from 7 a tn tn 5 p In
llemmmg Maine-w hon-all at b p m.aod
Son h Noni-1k at 6:1) p In
Prevent taken from arm rrf‘f“lvt'tl for all peln'a on
the linnmxn and Norvutllt and Simpson Baum-is
a! at») to: mod mint.
”poo npplt'nilon mum-m»- hl' (‘itv of 31. rwalh
Ind 3412.0 will bu Mm for rp cl 1 lore of freight
anywhere in .Vl-w York w in» lri ll‘y
Wan salmon» I'i' ’utllul trn.‘ my any of the
cmployurruf IDU Mleul this line on nrcru t of
the (lam re [homo . elf.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. HAIR STREET.
UP li‘l‘Allln.
Wm. H. liliiri 80.,
PLUMBING,
hmdhdiuwm,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
Moi» seem» rot all of the
layman inmace {In}: Specialties
50 South Main Street.
500'"! MtRWALK. - COVE].
than n. more
Viola-aloud Mall Dealer In all kisdeol
lfllL AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
llehlgh, llackawannu, Mount
llnuntaiu l‘runklln, and
Wilktlnnofl't‘ Costs.
lltll for RUBBER Plill'l’
Yard foot of Washington and Her
90$“ atria-to ”tour? will" at “in“
.i we limits, , _“l..','.’.
nneii Hailed,
88 lain 8t, do. Norwalk.
halt, Fish, lyslers,
Fruit, installer, Putltry, lit
0! All lilads in Their seamen,
AT WHOLESALE AND llETMI
B. I. llm'lldl'l'r, #3 I 8 man.
has and Sin
—-—(lF—--
ALL GRADES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices '
v
lhu (lent Hoods tor
1!.“ 14:14“? lion».
.'.'t' .-.-.
H. S. BRUWN’SL
8001‘ J.“ SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lano‘s Block
M, 'uP-l QTQFL'T,
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Netting, Willll Ware, in:
>40. A-
w. I}. [lulu all,
'lllhlt‘ II \E I. BIANIIC.
Wall Papers:
l‘lnv at and Largest Assortment
In :hls ('Il).
I-‘lm' llm of Gills at ‘35 come a
double roll
am- the combination chair and
art-p humor, only 92.00.
Ami-w Matt-rials.
Mounted on ntrctcltcru.
Pal Jinn. l’npcr flarrulng and
t'alclmlnlng.
LJlDECKER,
'7imuummmL
South N orwalk.
I}. lilKLYN ii iii,
fleeces-ova to C. B. DaKl.YN.
5] Washington Street, South Norwalk
2? main Street Norwallt.
initials Balers, ammonium
And [no Cream.
Canvaa
llrdorn Promptly Attended ’l'o.
.";,‘.’E'”Fl‘: , , , _
Vewandaeomdphand
Buggies, Phat-tons. (ferriagoa,
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
slu
W P DIKLYR
Prices to Suit All.
(lull nudlee'l'hem
mm? TILLY.
Swan ll Bushnell,
9003 Water .troot.
Wool ol our). moosroa’r. cola
true V sari. Zire and f'slrettaml. Eel-am
la flora sleeve. Rale- ‘I'hm
. [of m
MCJIII ever this. about a
and m m E
gm". for filers-WM one
‘nd 0)“ Deal-Wide Oar Maud
ell-m b still mm
gain.“ «Wmm‘qqflmwam
«throwaway-slim“.
Telephone.
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
cs: d Ignite Horses.
3 ‘0 to til-poses.
You will findpthe PIN-
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTBRS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
838'!“ Asson'rllulnfl' or
BALE none as in Fair--
field County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses old
by this establish nt
are WARRANTBD.
‘ll. H. I’A R505 S.
BROUKSIDE STUCK Fill
lift?!
, wYou
WANT To Run ills.
“nor-1mm lln‘r-znlM-r till, we rhtlll (ltrplny the
ldtgcrl nnl for at assurtlnect of
Fill} in: Manly
for m» llolidsy -<_ ever opened in this civy.
1,800 lbs. 1,800 lbs.
We are prepared to lamb-h Sunday Schools and
all who want a paladin v riety of crolcc goods.
REMEMBER!
F I.- O U B
Is on 2hr upward go We still hold to the old
price of
$6.60 per Barrel, 0. (i. ll.
(or any brand th-tt you choose.
When buying "anncd (lord-t. remember that the
celebrated new Drup Cal nI-d Fruits and Vegetablm
are the beer rim :2 n be bad
W» eellfne an“: Creamery Butter in Prints at
32¢ perpvund rhea written any atnrclnthe plaoe'
Fancy l'hflmf y Butter at 30c. per pound; Good
Dal-y But er at to per pound.
Splendid hunt-i at 13¢ per pound.
The new: quality of goods at reasonahhlc prices at
llarltsiley‘mnur’s
33 Washington Street.
LEADING 080033.
” s. n. emu.
SECOND - Hill] FURNITUI
Household Goods of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold 0:!
Commission.
w“ .4. - _ _.
No. 22 NORTH MAIN STEE'I‘,
BOLTS NORWA LE
1
\-
021 ‘im
SPECIAL SALE
Which we are oil-1mg at cx'remcly low prim
Elegantly Trimmed Black Velvet Toqnee and
l urbane 33, former price [5
Black t'mvmt ti .n- h nurlfnlly trimmed wuh
Framer- and Jet 55, f :tmerl till
Black heavier Hate. lrimmr ollh ()ulrlrh Feath
ers root :4 up
Thin-learned Ide tale Ladies mil do well to
call bet. re patchuinu elsewhere.
MRS. W. F AWCETT.
3 WATER STREET,
NOBWA Lu ,
emetic-mi. w y,
.m: Ill». name and prior stamped 0.. :.. .
09- ~ S3.00 S
o
- CONN-
o
29.1. coconuts
i533 SHOE navigates.
4." K." and list-ed “fulcrum! lair-Is
. . - a -. Ilr‘n'W‘ null wravln minimal)! Illh silo
n h . in-m Him-m than v the armor: endorse
~' . l mu tlwlrmmla of tym- ant wearers.
mica {:mmlm- lined-sewed. as elecant aa-
. 'Illm arms lthne w Ion «unmade null
".53 l undue-wed W:- t. A tine eat! She
' um mnllml for at In and durability.
. ‘4.”23 lumen-er Wot h the «sedan!
m .w, filth prlcw.
erg. l'ollrfm a I! la fly adapte
r for PM men. .
.i‘! x wit-in m tattoos-Ila".
«la. in suocs ufillla
t not for
in...“ mm. W”...
weiwfllm t
‘ We” ”mortar:
I...
Iii m
"'ii’fd% us. More. Ia-
.lohn Sohaub 5 Son,
0
Homer B. Hoyt
18 North llsln Street.
“o “led to all comm M
Iran or
mom...“ MW
min: eyes. . .
The oldest manufacturer of llaby mourn now
odors finished work for sale ion at diam: styles
("month [consists realv ofbotllraand
trimming: at 1 ricer wh ch will benhlgh enough and
low mourn to suit the rum Iallldlous.
Baby and Doll Carriages.
Frank Boylstonluflt,
i
00H! AND S!!! N!
mm
A YEAR t I“,
mhnyhblymtfiutm
not, who t‘lll load nil ~
ammunition-vulva ~.. m
howl. tars ‘llve-
Iearin their.“ localltitawhurvvrthq IveJ will
the rltauloo late-pluymnw whirl yet-ew- III M
No money for me anion- iueerasfslaa above. ”*1
soul“ ‘WINJM..-Mm nth
Donbury Savings Baht], U ,
32.478 51; South Norwalk b!”
“82.632. tax, OWN-,Sonthporh ‘ ..
Bank, 3468.483, tax. w; Stamford 5
my Bank, $2,108,363. tux. 03.03;" ‘ ~
01 Danhury, closets, mats“
Westport Bank. $7,711. lax. W".
oil I 1 art
~- «» -+~-- lhe
a vacuum aun ooostv «0::
l .
'lll’lEX ” Milli-WI
s the most «I. mum. atrial ,ené
mflkdpoancimkfr ufosngenor mg»; m" ‘1'; an From all the savmga hookah! the
l c. on f 1 ll! lice! won or II p only»: nun “gown-ow "rune. nun. aw .... «a. a... a.
be In any derived at lo. and w on so fixed with this little instrument it ratsinsthuleot mach
.sndisrtoteven udbythedampsir. 0 Mal-arr and. -
It“
PRICE. 60c. oB- ”memos
....a—" “‘
rnl thehalrlik lost Curlers d Grim, . neverf ”W
""°"“&‘..l’l:‘:.33.i'.....2..... ION.“ Burundi» rr E3: an
Dunstan
[If f taf tn ltadlu drn d and fancy somnadegasmuv. hut lfsot layout ;
vicinity" :il mail it to {or eddrda’s. poet-paid. anointing safe delivery. on receiptof I“ ‘
Ive fg‘rpfiq {emit draft (‘ 3733 o, it" gone chm't'ifncw in regulated for _
h I“ a 'u. .- rnu'. . 0 ml. a “II“
EYEM'ICWI.BMMBCIG.MSMN ' lienuilfnlandpopularaoodsffltllheul
«“2 lm
W.B.HAL
do 00,
BRIDGEPORT. ,
NEW DRESS fiflflBS RflflMl
Best Light, Best Ventilation andfiBest Assortment of Silks
Velvcis and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
Willis lNll NBS. W
Our assortment of Seal Capes, Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets. Plush Capes and Jackets is as;
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSlTlVELY LOWER-1
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Mush
I'nderwenr, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns an
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
w. B. HALL 6230.
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to makd
selections from, we are prepared in lurmsh everything from
child's lit-(it’lll shoe to :l goat's $5 hoot. A number of speoi'
allies in gcnls'. lmlivs' and children's shoes. A iadies' 0118K“
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. .\lisscs' Good School Shoe,
only $1. Children's School Shoosnt 75 cents. Please on
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show lhemnl
c. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St... Houth Norwal
T118388 Lilli“ LflWflS Pill}
Bills l!" suns
GLOVERtt OLSEN’
SPEC! A ln'l‘l E8 :
Our Earth Kid Lullee' “.deoes are the lineal ever hinted in M
Indiea' French Kid Band flawed, ladles' French turned and wells at '
will aatoniah you.
A full line of Ladiee’. Children's and lfen'n Shoes! that wlll pay al to
CH_C”VEIldl<)L£HEA;
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trude. _ ,
l
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a lanr’ into. .1
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