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Insults elvt if ur.
‘ The Warlike lndians Have Dee
cided to Surrender.
In WHPMYHDED.
he been (1m nave Dona
“Including!“ thaw-Ito-
Olav—Ind Cloud Gives Illa View. CC
“I' In-
W CHI. 8. 1)., Dec. fill-The new-
ildieatea that the Indian tronbleaaroabottt
we. brought to aclule without the sacri-
otany morelivee Gen. Mild advice:
Mata hoatilu in them Land. had
.llatenad to the logic and per-nation at
Ben. Brooke'- Ottalalla and Bruin Dem
aluminium and were moving in toward
Pine Ridge have been confirmed by Gen
Brooke’- dispatches. The whole body of
haven. aqnawa and pappooees ol the.
Broke, Cheyenne: and Northern lndiana.
which has been enjoying several weeks’
outing at the {mono Terrace at Wall
(have in the Bad Lands, killing and
anwking beet. stealing horses and cm
W“: in other healthful and exciting
Mince, is now on route tothe hospitable
agmy at Pine Ridge.
Not Far tron the Agency.
Gen. Brooke's messengers say the party
”already reached White river.
00L O’Frlls’ scouts confirm this intelli-
gence by reporting the camps in the Bad
Imda donerted, though one dispatch says
one of the camps woe moved two miles
Wheat to avoid scouting parties or to
“cure better protection from the heavy
Wind yesterday. This party is probably
following the main hotly o! the iodine.
Gen. Miles has issued orders to Gen
Carr, Col. 0’ 'ells and Col Soulord, in
, command oi the woolen] and northern sec-
Wt...
fiona oi the cordon. to send in ioroea to
mlnlly search the Bad lands [or strug-
gling indium. couched arms, etc., and to
draw in toward the agency.
"Now," remarked the general yesterday
morning, “l want to know where Big Foot
in. My last advices were that he was on
Porcupine creek, but there is no definite
new: 0! him later than that.”
A 'l‘nlk with Bad Cloud.
N“ YORK, Dec. 29,—The Snn pnbllshu
an interview which Father Francis M.
Croit recently had with Ohio! Red Cloud.
Tho chiel said it was not the belief in the
coming ol the Messiah that caused the
trouble, but the actions of the lndian
agenta who “worked” the red men tor
what there was in it. The indians were
not given tools with which to work their
land; what property they had mm taken
away and their rations were reduced
Finally, when the Indians were desperate
from atarvation and the abuse oi many
years, they revolted.
Big Foot Captured.
OMAHA, Dec 29. ——A special from Pine
Ridge reports the capture of Big Foot and ‘
hie band of hostiles by the Sctenth cat'—
alry. under Capt. \‘I hitcsfes. The capt—
ure was made on Porcupine creek without
aconflict. All the other Indians in the
Bad Lands have decided to come in, and
“M1505.- m that the trouble I.
ended.
Kllled Killian“ In 3 Hotel.
Walnuxo, W. Vat, Dec. est—W. R.
Henderson, who traveled {or Mobile: &
MeKim, blank book manulacturers, 01
Cleveland, has been tonnd dead in his
room at the Windsor hotel, this city,
where he had committed suicide in the
looming. Henderaon had been on n spree
and went to his room about 1 o‘clock Fri-
day night. It was supposed that he was
aleeping oi! his drunk. Hie room was
finally broken intoand he was found lying
on the bed (lend. Physicians pronounce
that death resulted iron: chloral taken
with suicidal intent. Henderson recently
leper-ted from his wile and hue been
moody ever since, which probably was the
cannot lila act. His body will be sent to
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he has relatives.
The San Antonio smallpox Quarantine.
Ban Amos"), Tex, Dec. fill—The South-
ern PacItiI: ltailway’s nfl‘iclnls here state
that they were not notified when the com-
mlaeiouera of Fort Bend county quaran-
tined against Houston on account at small-
pox Pmnxrre arriving Inlay "port
lively t‘IIIIeIIIIt Richmond Stafford Rosen-
bnrg and other stations on that section.
Thou who wished to gel. on were met. by
fluted men, who compelled them to stay
on the train. There wan no trouble in de-
livering the until», howerer.
Anklng Anahtlllt'c tor Strikera.
NEW YORK. Dec. W—The Central Labor
Federation lIIIII reported that a communi-
han been recelvul from the United
linen oi Birmingham, Aid, atating that
may of their lfll’mllrm would be hungry
More the year was: out and aching tor
ambiance. The matter wan relenetl tor
lnrttm countderatlon
ll. lir- la It ‘l‘oanmo Town.
Coulflma,'l'enn.. Dev. till-“I’ve which
[tuned at on early hour In the morning on
the public Iqlmre llt'fllf!)}‘l‘ll lit-II hm butl—
“block-I, t'Ive aalonnu. two frame gro-
oery atorrn, a toddler IIIIIIp. tuber thop
and. number of tent-went lIIquI-II. Luna
.tlmatcd III Hamill: Insurance about one—
half.
Tm: Killed an a “rude (Yrmlll‘.
WMIIPIIM. llIIlI. [II-r. 2” -».l.IIIIea M:-
Olin .ml Ellla’lhlflll 5mm bI'rIr-I’, WM]!
drlrmg III-mm- tin- truck. were I-IIrumI by a
northbound extra lrv'it'bt tIrIIiII on the
Vnndalin road III-arl'mndvn IIIIIIIII 8 II Hook
1! the evening MIUIIIII wIII Instantly
killed and the Itirl {Melly Injured
‘I'n Ill-elitist Advent-on.
Bantu», I). t‘. ‘L0 The “um-m New
Turk .‘anmwr IIIIIIIII III a meeting he?!
.u.h'"rnl"l HIP pr» IIIIlI-III tn bum the pub
”anion m It lmtt‘» lI-tI vl nude-"4M? M-
ufti-rte tor the PXIZIlIIlVE use at members.
Tb. ghetto" of otllcen wan deterred until
Int heating.
[in In Philadelphia.
museum“. Dec. 29.4fm lm pm»
y deatroyetl the Pelabllebmeut oi
Baum M manufacturer and im-
portant mm ”I“, at NII ll? \lnrltet
aunt. in». i- .IIII IIIIII ’IIIIIIImI.
A Rnll- III “ill Huron!
"(WARD LAKE IIIIII., Du: @—-—Tlva
arm] LII: it 4‘“... null BIIIIIIHHHQ
lion, prophet-In. h-III bet-II burned to the
Ehrfllld. 'lutal loan. 618,110); insurance.
Mom
I". III-t «I the Home. float.
announce. Ma... Dre. I who
am
87m “Wit:
multiphase-bottle“.-
“BECK!“ BY THE SALES
Fierce Storms Do Great Dant-
age Along the Coast.
m ‘33 Ill AWFUL ”AMER.
no Brill-h Mg Car-rick In a Perilous
Mien at Vineyard Norah-Other Van
cola Around—Tho Ocean It»: Delayed.
ll. Baal In New York Harbor.
N" YORK, Dec. 29.-—'1‘he high wind-
tliat prevailed yesterday caused a great
deal of damage and annoyance to marinara
Accidents were reported from every dirt-c-
tlon. and at a late hour last night it wan
reported that nveslel lmd laundered oi!
Barnett“, N. J. A number of stark-I were
received. but no account unlficiemly nu-
thentic for publication could be wired Into
the city. At one time it was stntI-Ii that a
number of lives but] been low. but this,
like the not come in such Ihnpe (if: to make
authentication llflptlhfilllll‘.
The most serious IIII'IIlmp of which nnyl
definite account could be ohrniuml was the
grounding ol the Brlillh bl‘ii‘ L‘-Irr'II:lI,
which went ashore mar West Chop ll.
V IueyurII sound 1
lllensaIblo to Ito-stun Them.
The fierce gale “inch pru- aux: there in
whipping the sea into it tremendous surl
that in bt‘illlllg ngniunt the trail sides of
the Vessel and threatens. every moment. to
tear her to pieces. The cnlirt' crew ol ton
men, including the mptniu, It“! said to be.
aboard her, and are prevented from being
rescued by the men or me no.» cal/ill}: 518‘
tiou by the he Ivy IIeIItlII-r.
Full details or the tllfiiiwli‘i’ cannot be had.
The Curritk i3 cquIIIIIIIdIIIl by (Supt.
lliudon. on old mariner. law come: «no
Innate and cook and eight bkullltll. The
[not that it tool: It (ml week Io roach VIuo
yard aonnd shows that she met LnIllIng
weather from the start.
The weather on Long Island sound dur-
ing the pant. low tlnyn bu: been Very severe,
and it is presumed that the Garrick put
into Vlueland sound for shelter. She or—
rived in the sound on Saturday, High
winds were blowing and It was found
necessary to throw out the vessel's two
anchors. These snot-ceded in holding the
vessel at a sole ancltornge until the heavy
weather increased. A veritable gnlr- «prong
up and the double unclaom Wl'l’t.‘ unable to
save the vessel trouI dragging.
Lilo Save“ lit-lplrsa.
“'beu Capt. Hmdon emit Ihc danger he
sent uprocrtcts, winch qu- wen at the
lite .tutiou. The seats were {I IIIIIIlmg on
the sand» with terrific force, II-.Il made it
dangerous for the Would III- II rtlll'l'rl to up—
proacb tin: shore. When I'm: (.‘ztrrick
struck the bench and her Il.l.'Iv.:.-I'Iu:s only
ditiou was lllllllllcsirll to IIII- mm IIII shore
they became dcbpemte and determined to
launch a boat.
In the attempt the men nnrrowly escaped
drowning, and sulx-Icquent IIIIr-IIIpta hav-
ing prowl equally lll‘. llr‘ llIrtIII-r endeavors
in thnt direction won- ntlilllllwht'd.
A dispatch from John KI-uumly, of St.
John, .V. 15., was rI-cc'IVcIl llrrc inquiring
alter the \‘thscl. Kennedy l> her owner.
The Storm in New Yurlt Ilnrhor.
In this harbor, as elsewhere on the water,
it blew grout guns yen-tertiary. ’l‘b- rival-n
were cleared of ice,wlrich was blown to
the lee shores. iutII lerry sllps unIl along
the piers. It was the lira! inc to make its
appearance in the rva-ra IlIi-I season, and
it gave the lcrrybortt [lilUL‘i cIIIIaIderIIlIlI-
trouble by bloating up llls'rllps.
But one accident I-III-I rI-;IIIr;I-Il during
the day, and that WI!" the. .IIIIIIlInI: I)! llll‘
British schooner ll »lII- ”fir-Vi] In “11' IIIuIl
just north of For. ll.IIIII.tIIII. 'i‘m» llI-Invn
was coming: [mm the \i'rwt indit" With It
cargo olIIr:IIII;I-.~. uml Ct)ll)‘l‘lll[‘~. Ant-r It
great chIlIIitrIIIIIIl-c ill!‘ IIIIII: II was trot
oil wltlmut Injury, and up ' IIII-Il to un-
Eric bIIsIII.
Adwces received from 5.;IIIly Hook dur-
ing the IlIIyatsIIaIl tI;.It il‘l‘ “Til-valor Mel-
lisa Trunk, tI‘IIIL-II. ulmv I.:I mu WJ‘, II'IIIII
Jacksonville, FIXL, (III. HII- IIIy, Went
“h0't‘lllllllt‘5llfllll~ Ilr- - ’I. II. um r-lIIIniy
alter midnight on l"|1' .I,, tun xlll: in a
very dangerous {NH}. IIII: E .It- Howl has
been Slrttlllt'll by llIII luau '. ’.l, :1;
day it WIIIII lwlltevml xiu- I'.
pieces unleIIII the Mann ..
The Selim-III»: \'IIII-’< I'l'l‘tl.
A dispatch (mm 1) .Il “want my». that
the schooner ‘I'ulc tum |:I-r ~1I.t‘.-I~-ll)\'(‘ in by
the guts and \IIIII'I». r “Li-luv lll-lll, and
that there is MUIH’I‘J .IIIy lit-[W III llt'l' be-
ing saved. She IIIIII' ;:II l-I [nu-c.» ut any
moment.
But orIt'IIl the rIruiur II‘IIIII summers
which wI-n- IluI- yr-rurhy rI-uz'llrd port.
Elle who the, \\'IIrI\I»III:.-IIII {mm liIzIIIIrdIIIII.
and reported em-IIIIIIIIII'III: lulu-«I IIIIII ltl'iltl
W. 5hr I'Mmptnl IIIIIIInI: “unity. The
Aller Irum lirmmn, i'll) . I‘ l‘llt‘slf!’ lrom
Liverpool. Spoor-lam ilI"Il El I'lt'ftlllfll and
La Brrtnmm {mm ilaIvrr II. re mun-cud to
arrive «luring il|1.'l!:t:v', lIIIt lam-II nut sight-rd.
Tilt! Exnlrr (JIH’ lrxm‘. _r' I'. All-«"6, ”In Lake
Winnipeg lrIIIII lu‘vvrpml uml (in-«cu (mm
hInduII. till II! tt'lIII'lI lihlt'lll'xl purl yPIIlI'r-
day, thawed Ilium. nt' 'lII- I'll'Irts of the
storm. 'l'bty all l'llP’lulI IrIII lmml scan
and males. The. In -I L IIIIIII- IIptlIII buy
literally IIIvrrul wun ll”
l gester-
WI.) Wu“ go to
lIxI.I Il.
Dian-truth rsI-mmn on the Lulu-It.
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been IIIIII.III.Ill) Ilml» tron. III ”MI I .Ig-pIm:
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alutemrnt I't iI Hm: ' Annu-
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and whom \'.'»I»- “It .' ‘l 'I' Mr» lml.
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II} the fieliermcn In 5-H lm It I‘ ride); "night.
but Min" to n lII- my. ': Ilr be “In unable
to get near it 'lt-;I unlIIImI lmlnl chips
anewrrin: ”ll‘ III-IIrIIII-III MI ltPfl‘ some
day my: l II E I: Miami '1: w", 4er the Men
nook and HI" llrIIIlIlII'k lit)“, The bark
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lfluilmtm buttery u m p'my, IlII'Il here
Sunday. Me we» u out III II! Alsace—
l. trainee and was 53 years old.
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FOWLE'S FILE and HUMOR CURE.
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81 Hurray St. New York CHI.
'l HAW CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Buggies, Phaetons, Surrey:
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reputntIon an to quelxty style II: III t3:
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LIIIIVII Buivnnronr.
Pun Pin-meta A It -7 00. an‘ : mm. act: ;
:III II. I. l :Ith mix A H 4:0 It ; 610.
”III nub are . ’7 III moneys—«T 33 I. m., "an.
:(lom nly at for I»: fired llarrlngton.
out-I- only ‘5? far M New Milford
Ta 8 Monsoon Vlcc l‘roa't & (lcn‘l Mnn'g‘r
It it 1.701.8an
mun In...“- _.... ._ p,. .m
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South waalk
Norwalk, Ct
Tilll'. Plilll’r; l. LENS
CITY OF HDRWALK & HAHLH
Road Carts Utility Oartsam (‘0 2m
Clipper Wagons. Easy RliIIdIng. Wall
Spindle W3! and board.
Tap and No Tap Delivery II... I...
3"“m-m-..
LAYTON .1.“ DB)! Wilmington" l
s. ‘I property for rule, bonnie to run.
MUHRMJ. A L' llnMMl-lllllill. 96 Vt
5 N yelling. tummy. and collecting.
WILMINJ) 8. 6mm 1mm. N
money to loan. AIM lnHHIHCl’ writ
of Ctllllpfllllt'l III IlII» lam-III mm-
wmmwi‘m'lus' A No Mum II a in Ind
I rent am bniI union (or rule
Wagons Mflk walks ltI-Z srntrnavrs. ‘f’,’ “
__ , DII'PIS. u . . '. 3’ “‘-
wilt-Ir. e... :1 t: 82:31:21: III: I :.:lC: Lt,” Wm figurillhlfi‘: grow at. N. warm In; “ML
...-- 99 Read: 81' ‘
unsure. II'ISII Mam ens. N. The hot .'r- I.»II
in the cltr Board be Ihnrbw or “w"
.1" 't "nun-II I- htl mm Hg 3- I! ll“-
enII.lIIyI-IIIII III bout of II. - me In l|Cl‘ II I II
ItII- He‘ll-"ht In. .1 .I
FURNITURE.
GREAT BABCIlllNS.
DAVID STOW
2:0. MAIN STE. L‘ET.
UP HTAlRI
Hm H HIIIIIH UL,
PLUMBING,
TH] all] Slflfll ll'flll Willi,
Hot Air Healing,
itoves and Ranges.
dob: nun.» for all of lhk:
HIIIIIIII Inmate CM Humanist»,
50 South Main Street,
Mil) I'll Mrltw tth. ..
[‘0‘ V.
JOHN H. FENNIS
mull MID—lullfll Ml!
[Hill AND W001)
Brick, Lime, cement.
Blue atone. Etc.
"'Mch. IIleIawamIII, Lot-ow
”summon Franklin. and
I: ilkesoarre Cattle.
Item III RUBBER PIIH'I‘
Yard foot at Wellington and flat
ahallmeete. Brunch calms «It Stilton
Drugfltore. Mill
HIHI Hiram FIIIL‘II LHHI;
l
Bennett & Husled,
28 lain 8t... 80. Kuwait.
Heats, Fish, UIIIIII,
Fruits, VIIelaIles, Poultry, it
or All Kinds in 'i‘helr Home,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAll
u |' Iquwwt'r‘r, It « ulm’l‘lih.
Han and SI
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HILL Gdéflflfi
we
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l'lw “til “minis“ int
Yllt’ Hyunz' 73ml»)
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, HRHH
8001‘ It SHOE STORE,
Clark It: Lane’s Block»
.5'
I”. N QTQt‘t'T.
l
HARDWARE,
OILS.
'Painls, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
His: HIIHII, WIIHBI WILL, HI:
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“I 1": II t' I. BLOC“.
Wall Papers,
I'm at Itttd IJIl‘gl at haul-Intent
I . ”In city
l‘tm- “II- or Gilt-I III 2.1 cents II
«(with toil
_Iu-I- the continuation cltntruud
I (1: humor, out) .2 00-
,II'Il-II’ Watt-rink
Hutton-d tut htrt'tI-III-ru
I'M ulnar. I'Itpt'r llutmtng um!
I Itlelmlnlnx.
L. H. DECKER,
79 WIIIIIIIII SIIIII,
South Norwalk.
(Inltt‘n-
{i HIKHYH & 30H
liners-«Ira to (f. B. "IKLV N,
5! Washington Street, South Norwalt
27 Main Street Norwalk.
Him-[11388 Balers, LIII'IIHIIIII
And Ice Cream.
IIrIl-‘rn l’romptly Attended TO.
“RUN" 'l “ I “If" in
WAGONS
New and memo-hand
"uncles, Phantom. t‘nrrlngen.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
tittlt. All.
Gall nod See Them.
‘I IW .MM..q-.
HENRY TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
7869 Wetter Otto-t.
(root at IIIIIIII - Immormn'r. cows
tmw'ml. ZI candl‘tlreuaml inflow“.
II- Im- II can Hahn 7mm rat Peta
l' e-. and with"
em...-
In
IN a no It“. Wm
Hannah lament-end new lo. wt...
tummmmtmul underline-due
the! 03m: tmlen‘ mppllea Oar Celebrated
Brenda! layman Imam III IIIIII ate-III-
lfil"£‘°""‘"“m .‘L‘IIIL. III
dmuuymnnflmum .
fetal-no.
New Variant-u.
To
I
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Boreas.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EIT COACHBRS. the
B 1581‘ BOADSTERS. the
IIHEAPESI‘ WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST A5303] IIIENT 01
SALE [1038 as in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of n
Home can be suited
dERIEI All Home: Sal?
by this out blishment
:. I.» W A RRANTED.
5 it. I“; *tl‘t‘.
IIIIIIIII IL LI: HHHH
I
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HIII To Run “III HIS.
‘ ‘nnr 'In' [It III‘IIr .70. m.- Iliuli dieplny IlI
la‘ ’l.‘ IIIII ll“ 1 he nit men; I!
PIIIFI SH [III
for the Holiday;- ever opened In this tl y.
l,800 lbs. 1,800 lbs.
We are p'rpnrcd to furnish ‘uvday whom! and
all who “out II III‘Icndi . If new of CI olce goods.
REMEMBER!
F L O U R
la on an» upward go We eLllI hold lathe old
price of
$6.60 per Barrel, 0. 0. I).
for any brand th I yon choose.
When buying 'nnm‘d Gm fl". rI momlvsr tlmt Ih
re‘rhraIt-d New Dr .p I‘a out From nnd Vegrtablee
an IlII- hes ”H! c n be hIId
W Poll IIIetlIII-st ('n‘amery Honor ln l‘antI- at
3'2: twr p nod rvm IT IIIIIII my mm» In Ihc plIIcv;
“Inc, I'rvamI- y Bum-r 37 30 per plow; noon
DIl y Brit er at ~ZIC per pound
splendId Mums at '3: per pound
The fine I quality or gums III Ieagnnabnlc prlcm at
CHIHIIHIIIIIIII’I,
33 ll'ahlliugton Slreet.
LEA DING GRIDCER.
“s. E. BAKER.
SHCDHD - HAHD FUHHlTlLr
AND
Hsou ehold Goods of All Kinds
Cash Paid tor Goods or Sold 03
Commission.
_--,...._.~._
NOIH‘ it MAIN STEET,
SOl TU NORW A K
I) I)
v.
30
mil ‘lm
SPECIAL SHLE
Hf Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Winch we are (Ill. nnty n! I- ' rIaIeI y lov price
lIlIvInIly Trimmed l'larl»; \Ilm Tulane and
ur‘mne. M luImI-r ,r (P if)
IIIaI- I VIII I II II h P“ daily It. mmIIl mu;
mum"- aIIII Jr! :5 r rmmy MU
lllfl‘k heater lint-I IrlunI-d IIIIlh (Mil-'1 Fenlli
or! worn fl up
ThI- [4 a III-I It llIl-I I-a‘v ll‘lllll'fl tun do tit-ll lI
rnll be! re [In (‘httfllllg cpmhrrv
MRS. W. F lWCETT,
3 WATER eraser.
MIIIWILII. .
:AUTION \V. L. l) ngln-I “been
wnnaote an Inn "HI
CON N.
'0"
IMI lei-I Immt- IIIIIl prin- «mt-non I II.I III.“ .
1‘?! L. DOUGLAS
.33 SHOE GENTLOIMEN
) . ~ I I.” not! Lateral t‘ atmrool "rain
IVI-ullvnm MI" marina qualltleeot this tho
I - »I 'M‘ll' «m» men than mntruoa endom
II”: I! l 'IIIII-Iamll or con: ant mom
. . '2 :I t ounlmv tlnml-u-wed. to 91".!" Inc
I III A» Mme width cemmndlnltrll
I u? llnmlfirfihdfl‘rgfl I-t.l .) H infi‘g
’” ’II I f I' It!!! I I"!
' ‘ [ti them
. Iatrenr We "gulls” «
. I . ”WNW a limousine
let‘lfllm th?mm.
" $2 SHOES Jill:
”mm tum Wmlflm
“It on ram-hunter“
“III'DE’ u
I}}£«I’é ' '
‘ '33" me. am la-
John Schaub & Son,
lane mtwmm
I
18 North Main Street.
«an 37"”.1‘5' manna-«wt;
Inpi ,7 an more I “dim
dine‘r randy on ego! e * .
D.“ atoll; -
mean do than wort. "Ilium:
We whrnloh anyway. '1: our: you. No not. fun.
m”. or a our ti to
entire y new Icldedn an, m the “a
FIVE MILE RIVER.
The olden mannrtctnrer at Baby (lounges new
oflere finished work for we in Iiy» dlflrwnt style»
of own ggear a It I II great vancrIK ol bodice Ind
utmmlngp, It I :1ch whxch will be (oh enough and
low Inuit-III to mm the moeI holding»
Baby and Doll Carriages.
Frank Boylston.
ditty
A. YEAR! Intolerable“
teach my lclrly intelligent 1;.de
m, who Ll" modified zflmfilfi
Iflrr “ICING-Hill" we I
how to earn The. W ;
'Olrlnthelrownloralltln whmmthoy It“ twat-Ito”
the mutation or Impluvn'n n: at with h you can earn tit-t
\- I mom? for Htt‘llfll IIII natural" .Ihow. lialily and
I :Ivanl III-Ins nun. he wnykn from each our!" ev .
new already taught and provided with employment.
number. wlII Ina makiuro over ‘m a numb. We
and ”LI II. Full articular: '3
.ALIIE‘V x 420. ADI-“O, .
CONE AND 51!! ME.
h VALUAILI AID DOUILV "DIN". ”TILE lama-m '0' m
"Ill! ” ELEGTM-MAGNHIB OllllLEB Mill cam
Thlalt the moat urfut, contextual etc/III and elective little toil»: article ever invented. E‘ eon-
binea a Comb Curler u! angler finish with on improved Tangt' rtmper and both parts Mir:
manic. it quickly prod wonderfully pleasing and fashionable r unite With its aid thehoir
red in any den ired at In. and when no fixed with this little instrument It reuinathe
too by the damp air. Ours tmd, almanac «l.
r. and it not even
it doel not break ollor min the hair like most Curlers and ”mongol.“ nevar rails {Win and
in guaranteed to give satisfaction. 020 ”Y
It in {or sale by the land 11(3ng (iron. dry and fancy goods! trade Ilenemllv but Il’ not obtainable in you
vicinity we will mail It to any address. post-void. gnarnntm. log ule JelIvery, on receipt 0! 501..”
live for 08. 0Q Remit b dntt, unresu, or poet- -otl'IIe money order or currency in WHO
Bayable to 'I'IQA .B 0‘... 3275 Broadway, N. Y. Mention thle paper. A ta wanted (at
Bridgman IICIII-tet: Brushes Belts. andSpecialtiea Beautituond popular remit. tliberal
Illa! lIII
«R: CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS GI] HS HHHM.
Best Litrht Best \cntilation F:md“Best Assortment of Silks,
\ elvets and Handsome Dress Goods 111 New England.
01.0le AND l'llllS.
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 POSITIVELY LOWER.
“0 me lamest dealers in Hosiery. Merino and Muslin
I ”demon. Small ll mos Du. ‘35 Trimmings Books, Yams and
\It Goods In lilillgepolt
w. B. HALL & co_.
THH Best Goals III III Least IHIIII
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE OF
C. H- Harvey
Having: ll 0 lm'I'IIsl stuck and :1 good assortment to make
solI'CIlIIIH lIIIm we are propzlrvd In tmnlsh everything from a
childs ll: (t‘lll alum to II In ill II :85 lIIIIIt. X number of speci-
allies III gems. lnIlII-s and chil iron 3 shoes A ludics’ line Kid
Button Boot :It $L’,ln1mvrl5 $5}. )IIHHI’S Good School Shoe,
only $1 ' Children 5 ..Il10IIl\j-lIIII-.»I :It 75 cents. Please call
and I.\:unine these goods, as it is .1 pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main Ht... South Norwallt.
Bfl {Hull
.-_..- .g.. I“...
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIAIJI‘IES :
Our Small Kid ladieo' $3. 00 Shoe. are the lime ever ofleml lo Booth m
ladiee' French Kid [land Sew-Id, Lattice“ French turned and welt: It print“
will actonbh you.
A full line of Ladiet’, Uhlldtfll'n and Men’s llhoea that will fly oil “It“:
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders In the Boot and Shoo Trade.
TIII Want” It ill III Ellillg III
Homer B. Hioyt’s"
" (ll-rel and to all animal W ‘
pound have: to Iron mnpv or 0‘
old when eat tact Ion gnmteed lo h”
WK“
an than none little an on. Ween Mule. I- I
{III Irwin and teach yu an. In I the!
nbnnattou l In.“~ “lull & i., at
It. Adam-arena.
W.B.HALL_
LHWB Plilfll;
Imus In sum
semi
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Norwalk Chronicler