We of 1w- 9! M Vere rew-
“to“. “auto—fl, the Lette-
1W! Wet-tare ntrletly W?
«3 ‘WW, nee. n—J. ll. Matthews.
. d W who was the Bepnblienn
,‘fi
mauflwkeriothe lastelectlon,lsn
marmnmmwln
3 Met Wm.who
’washillsd in Milton last week by-
Inseam-om millionth”.
whofiin Washington, has just received
thefdlowin: telegram from Csrrollton:
. A. Anon-I II the larder.
,» “John was murdered by a mob. He had
‘Tblllottfied bysdmn men.that smoh
wows: to kill him that day. Renew
'theuea with their gunnaud he gota
Vile. When hedidthia thesheridarrested
billed placed him under bonds. John
pointed three men out to the titerill, and
fiked him to arrest them and protect his
life. The sherill refused. II. was a plot
out all were in it. John told Lloyd (a
mural! working for him) he thought
they would lull him before night. He
stayedst the pontoflee until the mood
dinner bell rang, when he said he would
utodinner.
“They begged him not to go, but he said
he would. When he reached the hotel
laps McBride, who win still in his drug
ltore, shot'liim down with a shotgun,
killing him imtuotly. Not satisfied with
this. McBride tired five shots at him from
number after he was dead. The mob
then begun dancing and shouting around
the body with the most vile abuse and
curses. John had mired several anony—
mous letters telling him he must leave
the town. The murderer goes free and all
heeanvethey must have the pontoll‘lce at
Corrollton."
W's First lepabllewa Past-aster.
”11y brother," sold Mr. MattheWs, "was
only” years old. He was s bright, in
telligent boy. He was appointed post.
master several months ago at Carrolltou
Indwhlle since there there have been:
mbetof threats on his life. I did not
think anything would come of it. He was
the lat Republican postmaster to take
the Carrollton office for many years, and it
was freely said that no Republican should
hold the office. Carrollton is Senator
George’s home."
The dead man comes oi an old family in
””115“. In will his father was shot
down by a mobst llazlohnrst, Misc.
In the senate.
Wasnisoros, Dec. mvln the senate a
communication from the governor oi [claim
was presented, transmitting cr-dentinls of
the senatomlect from that stow—Meson
George L Shoup and William J. McCon—
nell. The credentials were read and Mr.
Hoar moved that as Mr. Shonp was pres
out the oath of other be administered
tohim. Mr. Vance remarked that the new
WWW? taunt! mypcnrul u; have dental
more than its fair share of senators, and he
thought the mlenttals should be referred
to the committee on privileges and eleo
tions. hlr. iloar's motion was ngreedto
and that senator escorted Mr. slump to the
clerk’s deskmhere he took the oath of ofllce.
Mr. Vance mid thatit was stated in the
mop-peril that three senators had been
elected in Idaho, and that the legislature
hd gone to the extent of assigning to
ash of them the term lot which he should
serve. That was! contrary, ”said, to the
rule oi the senate and to the constitution.
Hethonght it proper therefore thnt the
‘nutlou should be determined by the
proper cotnmittee ol the senate.
Three Senators from one State.
hir. Hoar argued that it was clear and
unquestionable that one of the two seusv
tors, whose credentials had jut been pre-
sented, would go out on March 4. 15d, and
the legislature. being in session, had elect-
ed asenator for the term that would then
begin. Beyond all quention there would
he a vscancy at that time. Incense one of
those two senators would have to go out
on llllt date.
Mr. Carbide said the legislature of ldaho
had no right to worm: (in advance of sc-
tlon by the senate) that there would be
3 vacancy in the senate from that state on
“arch 4, law. No election oi n sen-tor to
fill such vacancy could take place until it
was legally known that lost vacancy
would occur. Ho imagined that there
never bud been n note in the history of
the country where a stale legislature had
chosen three senator!» tit «one. Mr. floor
moved to lny on [Int table Mr. Vsnce’s
motion to refer the credentials to the can
mitt” on privileges sud elections. The
wot. millfuttl-ytafi. 2:; not». lb (no quo'
rum). Then Mr. Hour withdrew htatno
tion to lay on the table, and Mr. Van’-
motion to refer the credentials of Maseru.
Bhoup and McConnell to the committee
on privileges and elect ions was W to.
[Ilse-ten on ilte ”sell-we non.
Mr. Alum-ll 0“le his resolution for
the amendment of the mm which be had
heretofore given notice of. sod united that
it be printed and laid over. The up."
then restraint combination of the elections
NIL-lid Mr. lllatctuzlt woke at length in
km of the rum-Mint. He sold that on the
my of elections depended national
in and perpetuity alike. The gravity
of this qumtmti surpassed thnt of any
other question before the ornate. If it
warrant for the gravity of the situation
the argument» made on the other side
would excite only mirth. lie asked on
wht ground the Democratic party laid
chin to the virtue and patriotism which
it claimed in this cuntrnrefly.
It. Aldrich said he would not invade l
mu oppress or dlslvauehlse her people,
h where eongrm had the mastltutloual
”unreliable the wrong or to secure
rifle we perfectly in cooperation with
m nuthoritles, the senate should not
W tdneeomplish it. He said thus
mammalian the defeat of the
public will has accumulated during this
“i and “in"! other side did not pur-
pem to correct this monstrotu evil. but
,Iflhw It was is thesinhstmrasnresot
Wise might be resorted totam
thneit. llotonly had these senatovalo
when theeonstitutlos weirdest failed to
a remedy for these «vile, but they
1““ to I'll! Iltu the Republicans,
sltheris the counts or in certs-titres, to
len that would my. a.“
"”‘WWW'IV? fiWv-qawm W .
mast; . about. ‘
canceled by the Dem-tie party, was
thecllalrmaoofthr Democratic steam
.ltteeandwas himself a resident of the
dty when the daily papers wererepbto
with infatuation about false registmlou.
p .
by violence and dilerlmv
lusting laws to lsfranehise these people.
Theattempttopolotat provision-of tb
pending measure that were too harsh and
too partisan was not a sullicient dMfllM
of the real purpose of the opposition. Mr.
Boar also warmly supported the elections
I'dll his long speech. ,
Trade Relations with Canada.
Wanna-toil, Dec. all—Mr. Carllsls has
introduced in the senate a joint resolution
providing for the appointment of commie
ions: to enter with commissioner» upon
the port of the Dominion of Canada to
”insider the trado relation» between the
two countries. The reoolulinn provides
for the appointment of three commiulorr
an by the president to meet u like number
of commissioners apminml by Canada to
consider sll questions nflvcllmg the com»
inertial relations of the two countries an»
der existing laws. and agree upon and
scoot-intend to their respective govern—
menta such legislation as will settle all
dilferertces and controversies between the
two countrirs and promote the growth of
trade between them, A preamble to the
mlulion recital the denim for such legit
lotion.
TERRIBLE TRlPLE TRAGEDY.
A Double fllnrder nml Suicide at n lllno
in; Ilnmlel.
“'lLKtsBAthL', Pm. Doc. all—A terrible
triple tragedy occurred at Broderick's
Patch, 1! slunll mining hamlet. yesterday.
Michael Cawley is the. proprietor of n
saoll drinking place for mint-m. A llun-
garinu entered the place and naked for a
drink. He was drunk, and Cowley suid
hehnd better pay for tho last drinks he
got. Al. thiujuuctlirc Biro. t'nwlcy steppwl
up and said, ”Tim Hun l5 all right."
”Yes, you say he is all right," said the
bushnntl;“l believe you and the Hunga-
rlnnnrethiclter than you ought to be.”
The woman resented the insult. Cowley
attempted to rtrike her. The Hungarian
interfered The husband then picked up
n revolver from behind the bar and fired u
bullet into the woman's head. He then
shot the Hungarian through the heart.
Then, as if seized with remorse, he gazed
upon the two prostrate forms before him
and said, "Oh, my God, what have I
done!” lio then turned the revolver to
his own breast and fired two shots. lie
fell to the floor and two hours lifter was
dead. The new» of the shooting attracted
the neighbors and they run into the house
only to lint! the floor covered with blood
and Cowley in tho ugoniea of death. The
murderer was a man of Violent. temper.
A man llillllctl Scully, who was in the bar-
room when tllc fight. Marlwl, pub‘ fl diaer-
enl phnso on things “2- says it was, the
Hungarian who attempted to slmot the
husbanl first. Coroner Pier has been
notified.
GUILTY AS CHARGED.
‘l’rnln Wrecker John Item] t‘onvlcved by
at Troy Jury.
TROY, N. Y., Dec. till—The trial of John
‘ “I, tip. Cause-l "rid-nu atrilror. M
I of train wrecking was concluded lmt night.
The case was given to tho jury at 8 o’clock,
1 after an impartial charge by Judge Griffith,
E A: 10:!” p. in. the jury rendered .1 verdict
‘ of guilty as charged.
1 _. -.-._.. . ,, -WM
,
{ An Answer to \i‘mrnnmlu-r.
3 Waginmrox, lie-'2 30.~1‘lier;2vll service
‘ commlsalmi llfi" mltlrmenl a lellvr lo the
j president in reply in the normal report of
‘of the postumsh-r general it: which Mr.
i “'anuitlakcr Hull li-zl: illt- u-n ll Borneo ex-
l lminnlllrn alumlri he rt‘lllll'lt‘fl more llil’fi'
‘ (all. The commuwtm any ley lune trinity
‘ times asked high ofllcial» of the {machine
for suggestions as to the improvement of
{these enminntiom and have also naked
' the puntmneter gem-ml Mouse”, and that
‘ the olllcial: haw lll'tl'l' been llblt: to give
3 them any suggestinm. The matmuter
7 genernl’s stateroom that from one-third to
1 onevfourtii ll».- men lurulsliml by the com-
} mission through tbr- l”lll\“:iy mail service
I examination lmve [ml prormi sntistnclory
I iodcnietl by the ('l‘lllllll‘wl'lll. whirlt shows
lthat more than llllwlrtllll-l n! Home int-n
arestill kep' in th" it'l'i'llfrf.
Trouble Among nine".
PfllLlJi’hill'lui, Pm, l’t't’. :40,- At a mean
ing of Ill? operamh oi the l’liilllpshtirg
hurl Beech Creek (lidricls, hold born, the
following lloilcvs was tum-ll, It is intend-
ed to be it reply to Hm rlr'lllflfltl of their
thin!“ for an mlvutth .lmt. l: “Them by!
,been no wivullm' in lilllllfllz mtltcd from
Ewmpetiltvc rvginm tin-i we deem unjust
' null uncalled for n tlctiinlnl for an advance
in price in this n—uion." This nation will
lend ion ulriko tm 'l‘btlrmlny unless the
miner» weaken.
Bzoroiw. Pu. Drt'. ill). Our mu mitten
up Long llun, llatllur-l r'uumy, imwairuck
for an advance of l" Wm» H ion rm coal.
The operators haw l'lu'v‘vl Hlvlr mines and
dumped the line in their t-oltc nvotia
M by [incl-i ham.
8“ YnAxclx‘u. Doc. (ll.——Tbo govern-
ment has begun mitts against the Southern
Pacific Railroad company, southern
Pacific company, ill» .itlnulic lllltl Pacific
Railroad company and Wt-stern lfuion
Telegraph cotiipany m cmnpel llw sacral
corporations to opvrnie line-u umlvr their
own franchise» and to net amide least-It
alleged to have been made in rinlnllon of
the terms agreed upon with the govern-
ml.
A flown to Ilnmanlly.
BAL‘nltlilm. ban :30. ~11.» lymph cm
It Johns Napkin! Itmpitul any rctniriml on
lmprovlnguuder the treatment. The doc»
tovaaay the patient» have without doubt
in!“ greatly benefited by lllr lnlli-lilnll'm.
Dr. llnrd says Koch's tummy; um ”“13
thouaunllsof liven every year. llr Abbott,
who went to Harlin for number supply of
lymph, has returned with it. “6' in enthuo
sis-tic over its cumiivo merits.
A III-hand “evenly Consul-d.
mm X. Y., Dec. lib-The cor-
oner's jury in the-cane of the llledrieh tutu»
lly,ln¢lntlinu a mother and three chil-
dren, who were Mirna! to death at their
residence on the wall, brought in it verdict
severely «nearing John Diedrich, the
husbatd and tether. for times negligence
in failingto even attempt to rescue his
wife and children.
W
lower fines for Cam’s llen.
Prrrsstrm, the. a—Aoeordlsg to the
sliding mlewhlclt governs the steel work
on st C no plans the
atoll uni-kw- will he
i:
ll:
will: , ,. smut ,
W Mm Gathered it I.
dela fret- Various Places.
ll. Octave Fouillst, the distinguished
French novelist sud dramatist, is dead, in
them your of but. He was amembrr
of the Academy snails-r oi the la-
giouot Honor. ;
A. D. llortou a Son, otNew Haven.
Conn" hove made an assignment. The
liabilities, “m0; assets‘ as yet are not
stated. 3
The Winthrop Point Land association's
property at Grower's Clitf.Wintbrop High-
land, Han. has been sold («8504mm
the United States government for a long
Kluge gun fortification. The gowrninsnt
takes in all about tony-ave acres, fifteen
at the point and thirty near Cherry street
min.
Sunbelt & Body-s. the New York bulld-
ul who recently assigned, hsve tiled
Ichedulea showing liabilities of mm
nominal meta of smut and munluw
sets of “6.995. '
Montgomery I: 00.. tea auctioneersat
New York. have assigned.
The celebration of Mr. Gladstone's Blat
birthday, Dec. Q, was a gala event lor lin-
wardcn. whale inhabitants turned out to
greet and congratulate their beloved and
distinguished neighbor. Escort-ion trains
also brought. throngs of visitol'it from Liv-
rrpool, Manchester and several other
points: Mr. Gladxtone was overwhelmed
with felicitunions, Including messages
from all parts of Europe llllll America.
Her Majesty and the Prince of Willa
sent compliments to the Veil-run states-
man. Among the prominent lriahmen
and William O‘Brien.
Michael Hughes, of Penn Yiln. N. Y..
who, because of family lllfideflnlulls, tried
to murder his fnliil-r sort-ml yours ago,
fmeto death during the storm of last
Friday near the place wilt-to lit-"uttd tried
toahoot his lather in cold blood.
The New University of Chit-mgr».
NEW tum, sit—rim plan in: the
new University 0 Chicago, proposed by
Profvssor Harper, of Yule-Jar. ju‘l. been
adopted by the board of Inuit-:55 of the
university. It had been previously sub-
mitted to between fifty and pixiy of the
most prominent alucutors in the country.
All these, without exception, hnvo fully
lndorsed the plan. The endowment fund
«the university amounts to tl.500,000,
with a building fund 0! than“) Building
operations will shortly be commenced on
the ten acres of land presented by Marshall
Field. Negotiations are pending with the
Baptist Theological seminary at Morgan
pork for the eflccling of a union with the
new university. The seminary hits a valu-
able library of 25,000 Vollllllt’i and an en-
dowment fund of tuition). A ft'ltLlll’t! of
the university will be the absence of all
creed or class lines. Professor Harper has
not yet announced his decision in regard
to the preaidency of the university. lla
declares that so far he is acting as n mom:
her of the board of trustees. Many things
may happen which would prevent his be—
coming presldenr, lie says. The remain-
ing trustees are full of confidence that
when the month oi‘ May comes he will
accept.
An Important Pool Selling Decision.
NEW Yolul, Dec. ill—T supreme court,
general term, has retail); the conviction
of Thomas F. Wynn, W owns tried in gen-
eral sessions for pool selling in this city.
Ilso decision is important in that it holds
a contract made in this city to convey
money to the rscc track to be there used in
betting is not in violation of the gambling
laws. The evidence in his case wits that
of an officer who said he asked to bet thou
a horse. Wynn told him he could not hot
there, but he would take his money and
for an additional quarter would have the
money sent to the track to be placed. ’l'lm
olllccr agreed and, after accepting it
voucher for the payment of the money. ar-
mted Wynn. The defense put in nu evi-
dence on the ground that the prosecution
had shown no violation of low and the
general term no held.
Toledo Wants to Remain.
TOLEDO. 0., Dec ill-President Thur-
msn and Chris You derAhe met President
Ketcham and Director Baiir. at the Bondy
yesterday. The conference lasted about
two hours and resulted in nothing being
accomplished. Mr. Ketcham informed the
members of the conference committee that
he held a franchise in the American asso-
ciation, had his club, had leased his
grounds and did not think for a moment
of retiring. President Thurman stated
that a reasonable sum would be paid To
ledo foranoption on the franchise. The
sum was named and refushed point blank.
The amount oflered was in the neighbor-
hood of not). The committee then re-
ceived a promise from Mr. Ketcham to at-
tend another interview at (‘olumlms next
week.
Will Coulee-lo "to Catch.
CHICAGO, Dec. 80 —-A Daily Sewn disputch
from Ottawa, Ont.. Boys: "The Clinton)! do
pnnment has decided to Ol'llt'l’ lbc confisca-
tion of the catch of seals taken by the Gen-
manschooner Adele from St. Paul's island,
Alaska. The collector at Victoria, how-
ever, as a precaution in the event of com—
plications between tho United States and
Germany over the vessel's depreciation.
look the amdavlto of the Adelo'a crew be
fore the men were paid all. All swore that
the sells were obtained in United States
territory."
The low Coli- Beale.
Sm'rI'DAIJt. Pa.. me. no. r-l-lt wml ancer~
tallied yesterday that the min for mining
and coke drawing which will b» presented
to the over-tors on Elaturday is practically
the same in the matter vi ram an the eit-
istlng agreement. it given out that
they will regard In on a «lent to an in.
crease in wage» the on «ions by the op-
erators of weigh real! i right hour syn.
tom, which they will mautl.
laflmd by Ionian.
Punt, Dec. lib—Willi» the cure of Nev»
limont, near Arras, was ntlomiitig to his
dutiaslssi evening burglars entered his
house, and being discovered and resisted
by the cure’s mother, n :wl so years, they
murdered the venemlvlo lady and
There is as yet no elew :uto their identity.
Fatal loch slide l ill-carts rails.
16mm nus, N. . .liec. l).-—A melt
slide occurred at the mouth of the new
tunnel. instantly killing William Anger,
of Bertie, Out, and breaking the leg and
(wring the skull of Peter scsulonmf
this place. Both were workmen.
It was a Very tang Come.
In You, Dee. nv—Ths ninth name Is
the Stuntman-berg elites mulch mult-
sd luadrsw. The nine use-pied sens
been. sad b armature-ties”
Miller-ll
flutter 1m
:mmwhmn’
who sent telegrams were J ustln McCarthy ‘
Maw- Yorlt. h'ow linen
and Hartford ll. ll.
October Ill, “90.
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to. lllllet. 225a mu.
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Poll mutiny. .1 \l —ll;li on. P. It ~12 ‘8
ll all 6:43 to “2 ‘lllldl r-ll-‘liln m.657,.m
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lit. 1’ .u, 3.0 bill) bulldfl)P-BUG a
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mrungh are , ‘7 45 anhdnye—7 36 s. in., Blnll.
:Gote only as is: to Grant Harrington
economy as far as New Iilforu
Wu ll. armour. Vice Pren't a new ll-m'c'
W. ll. bros, Supt
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South Norwalk
”AND——
Norwalk, Ct.
T88 PROPKLLBRB
CITY_ OF NORWALK 8: EAGLE
liv \,’D‘r>l..
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li'rt lulu wowed from '.' it or tub p In.
lit-mining hlblllnu“: t’NNW'lK at 5 p ln,aud
~on Ii Nnrusllt at 0:1) p m
Prawn! tin-it Iron: tum unwell for oil plan's t)!
llic Dnmvlir) am Nurwlilk hllll SLrpuux hm imam
at grainy re. uni-d mite.
l pun nppl ration m “genu- lxt- ('lt" (l! N. (walk
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amnion-iii Sou- iurlo lie M H;
gr .liporsonsac mind lmn log out n! the
employer» of nhulmnl-of this illlll ull not. at l u:
the o - vrl'r thine” Hf)
FU NITU RE.
angiiiidiins.
DAVID STOW
BO. IAIN STREET.
UP smut»
Wm. H. 333333.,
PLUMBING,
Tlfl all 311831 [I‘ll iWfll‘l,
Hot Air Healing,
Stores and Ranges.
itolel‘tnlefoullofthe:
Billion Email (23’: Specialties
50 South Main Street,
IOU'I'II HoltwnJl, — (30“.
JOHN H. TERMS
bflwlenleltnl mum is Ill smut
Ell]. All] W001]
Brick. Mme. Content.
Blue “on. Etc.
which, ltuhhillflli. Locum
‘Illlnlliih l‘rsaltlin, and
it literature Goals.
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Yard foot of We‘lngton And liar
1' mm
phnll m. “that!!! thin,
Dru m.
Mini
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““38th so, So. Norvslk.
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AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
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Run all lines
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ALL GRADES
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Lowest Prices i.
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3001‘ & Sll0E S’l‘illl'i .
Clark a: Lane’s Block
m m. in: STRFFT,
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TW|NE,
Wire Netting. Wooden Wars, in:
W
W. C. [11111] ,
“IMIC "Ill. BLOIII‘.
Wall Papers;
I’m: at and burst-at Assortment
in cm. chy.‘
“no line of Gills M ‘33 cents a
double roll
st-o. the combination ehulrnttd
stop ladder, only .2 00.
Artl-tt’ 'IIII'I’INII.
notion-d on Strut-lien.
Pitt-wins, Paper Hanging and
Calcimlulnl.
L. H. DECKER.
2 79 Washington 83331.
South N orwalk.
Canvas
[1. UBKLYN & SUN,
Mm” to (I. ll. llslllflb',
5i Washington Street, South Norwall
27 Main Street Nomalk.
Fllll-fllall Balers, Cnnfeciunirc
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended 'l'o.
C.Dlll.'lt. W V Dill“.
W699.” 3
llncclm. Phantom. turrlugos,
:nnoplm, Spindles, etc.
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Prices- to flnlt All.
m WY” TILLY.
Swan 8: Bushnell,
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Horse Buyers
We nee constantly re-
ceiving Fine Home.
suited to all purposes.
You will and the Pl!-
E-t'l‘ OOAOBERS. the
BEST BOADB'I‘ERS. the
051.315.2381" WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASBOBTIEHT or
8ALE nous its in Fair-
llold County. Put-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
81:33. All Hot-see sold
by this, establishment
are WARRAKTED.
ll. H. P}. REUNH'.
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mum“
W333 Tu Bill T313.
a Iv or elumi llccumhcr :50.\rc rhah dirpluy the
lI'gL't' and lit: at nsvtrnmem of
Pure Fll hllanly
for the Holiday 9, ever opened In this thy.
1,800 “)3. 1,800 lbs.
We are prepared to furnish Huntley Schools and
all who want u sulendi . v rlety of stolen goods,
REMEMBER!
F I.- O U R
1: on the upward go We llill hold to the old
price of
$6.60 per Barrel, 0. 0. D.
for any brand tint you choose.
When buying ‘anned (lords, remember that lit“
eeebrated Dow Drop (‘enn‘d leissnd Vegetables
at the best that c u hl'hld
W selltnc finest Orv-emery Butler in Prints at
8:. per pound chatter than any some in the piece;
l'tncy Urrame y Butter at 30¢. per pound; 0000
Baby But er at 25c pct ponml
splendid iii-ms st 13: per pound
The linen qnnllly of ghouls st reasonabble prices at
liarlasl. Seimuul’s,
33 Washington Street.
LEADING GBOCIB.
s. 1:. BAKER.
SECOND - HAND FURNITUI
Household Goods of All Kinds.
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Cash Pald for Goods or Sold 0:
Commission.
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50. ‘22 NORTH MAIN STEBT,
SOUTH NURWA LK
SPEEIAL SlLE
if Trimmed Hats and Bllllll
Whlch we are oil. tiny at extremely low prim
Elegantly Trimmed lily: Velvet Tonnes sud
urbane. _ former price £5
um: \clvrt ll 4.- » wilfully trimmed with
Fullness um J". :5, l ‘rnlerly gm
limit beaver Haw, trimmed alili Outrirh Path
on root it up
This is s bans flrlc pale ladies Will do well to
call before purchasing clacwht-tc.
HRS. W. FAWBETT.
3 WATER STREET.
NOBW A I. ll .
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FIVE IILB DIVER.
The oldest manufacturer of Ba curl-gas now
dais finished work for sale in the, dllerent styles
3': ll?“ 3% "' ‘ ‘t‘d‘hi ll‘ 3.33.3 %
in at w l
low .m'f'u who the most tritium.
Baby and bell Carriages.
Frank Boylstori.
(10!! AND 843 IR.
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hurried. dealt. butane it
have almdy tough! sat!
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Thunthemosi «I. tarantula: land l' lit . eel-
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ICE. 60¢. a .\ momma. p
, at an: 4. ;
ltdosenotbrashdorrnlnthe marten ri . I
t. guaranteed to cm satisfactionflld’bgfl “$31330“? in“ '"a'h’
it is for sale It the landing drxa-lry sod famenods trade math but lfaotobtalnabla in"
vicinity we wil mail it to any revs. midfierantseing safe .l‘eliveryma ueelptof’ er
Iv: 3‘1?” Remit lull, express 3 cl; gonofima‘r‘ currency in We?”
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W.B.HALL_
do 00.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS ll] BS RflflM.‘
Best Light, Best Ventilation andflBesl Assortment of Silks, ;
Velveis and Handsome Dress Goods in New England. ‘
llllKl AND Hill's. V
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.
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin"?
Underwear, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and .
Art Goods in Bridgeport. ' '
w. B. HALL & 09‘,
The Best lands for 1113 Least inlay,
3001's AND SHOES
AT THE STORE OF
C. H- Harvey
Having tho largest stock and it good assortment to make.
St‘lt'CilOllS lmm. we are pmpurwl to lurnish everything from n
child’s locum, shoe to ll giant's $5 lmnl. A number of Spool»
allies in grills”. lndit's’ and children's shoes. A lullics' fine Kill
Button Boot M $‘.’., lkillilorly $3. llissns’ Good School Shoe,
only 551. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these goods, as it is ll pleasure to Show them.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St... Houtls Norwnllt.
'l'ln: BBS Eloisa lawns Pl‘ll
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GLOV ER & OLSEN’
SPECIA.LTIEfis
Our Florshltld now doom are the finest ever oflered‘inklonth m
Ladies' French Kid Bend Sorted, ladles’ French turned and welt- at prlsw
will astnnlsll you
A full line of MN, Children's and Isn't altos! that will pay all to one“
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